Good things take time: Alia
Actor Alia Bhatt has come up with a witty quip responding to the delay in release of her ambitious forthcoming film, Brahmastra. She said good things take time.
“It's a very different kind of film and good things take time,” said Alia, talking about the delay of the sci-fi adventure drama, co-starring Amitabh Bachchan and Ranbir Kapoor.
Recently, Big B took to Twitter to share a candid picture of himself with Ranbir. He shared the picture with a caption, “Minus degrees... protective gear.. and the work etiquette.”
‘Paa was a sort of landmark for me. I have said it many times that it awakened the maternal instinct in me for the first time. Also, I got to witness the magical transformation of Mr Bachchan into Auro. Lastly, working with Balki was unbelievable. It was of course, a big idea to start with but the process was easy and effortless.’
—Vidya Balan
The Critics' Choice Shorts and Series Awards is all set to have their first-panel discussion.
Speaking in elation, Arjun Mathur of Made In Heaven fame, said, “This is a huge nomination for me. Just look at all the stalwarts I’ve been nominated with. None of these actors come from a film background and each one has slowly won the audience over through years of displaying talent, hard work and grit. As far as awards in India are concerned, I don’t think anything gets more credible than this.”
Brad has grown more emotional
Actor Brad Pitt has said that he “hadn't cried in 20 years” before he started to get more emotional as he grew older.
He said, “I hadn't cried in 20 years. Now, I find myself at this latter stage, much more moved. Moved by my kids, by my friends, by the news.”
Pitt also got candid about his battle with alcoholism, and how he has tried to see the struggle as simply a chapter in his life rather than something he's defined by.
“I'm realising, as a real act of forgiveness for myself for all the choices that I've made that I'm not proud of, that I value those missteps, because they led to some wisdom, which led to something else,” he added.