‘Hrithik-Vaani pair brings freshness’
Director Siddharth Anand says actors Hrithik Roshan and Vaani Kapoor bring a lot of freshness in the film War
“Hrithik and Vaani's pairing brings a lot of freshness on screen. They are good looking actors, have steamy chemistry and are brilliant dancers,” Anand said.
The two will be seen dancing on the song Ghungroo, which has been shot on the Amalfi Coast. The director describes it as a party anthem.
He further says that War has many firsts and no other film or artist has ever shot a song on the Amalfi Coast, an exclusive destination.
The film is set to be a visual spectacle for quintessential action lovers.
‘As a kid I wanted to be an astronaut but I did not know where to go. I always wanted to go NASA but was rejected, so I got myself a telescope, which can zoom in on any creator on a bright moon night. It was two years back that I had a chance to go to NASA and I did a workshop. One year later I sent two kids to NASA, one of them won a gold medal too.’
—Sushant Singh Rajput
The special screening of Chhichhore was attended by 2000 IIT Bombay students and the alumni as well.
At the screening, the team including the director Nitesh Tiwari, the cast — Varun Sharma, Saharsh Kumar Shukla, Tushar Pandey, Naveen Polishetty, Tahir Bhasin, Nalneesh Neel were present.
Since the film is based on the life of the IITians, the students were much amused to watch it. The film releases today.
Aniston won’t go to social media
Jennifer Aniston has broken a new-age celebrity stereotype by remaining a top Hollywood star despite saying no to social media.
Her reason for staying away from interactive cyber space is clear. She says, “I know when I'm comfortable with something, and I know when I'm not.”
Aniston feels the constant pressure to be liked on social media can particularly have damaging effects on young people figuring out their identity.
“They (the young adult) are doing it through someone else's lens, which has been filtered and changed and then, there is that constant fear of getting liked. There is a lot of comparing and despairing,” she adds.