‘Always loved Indian history’
Actor Ayushmann Khurrana, who has brought a change in mainstream Bollywood cinema with his roles, has enrolled himself for an online course on Indian history.
“I have always looked to better myself because I believe that we are blessed to learn and evolve for as long as we live. I’m a seeker of knowledge, have always been,” said Ayushmann.
Talking about his love for Indian history, the Bala star added: “I have always loved Indian history and have been keen to know more about it. We have a fascinating history, it’s rich diverse and dipped in culture.”
‘Before the lockdown, I was not so good at cooking. But during this phase, I have learnt a great deal. Thanks to the self-quarantine phase, I can literally make a full course meal and I keep trying to improvise the skills. I try different cuisines so, yes, this phase has almost turned me into a chef.’
—Karan Tacker
Madhuri Dixit will be back as a judge on reality TV, when she returns on the new season of Dance Deewane.
Keeping the quarantine period in mind, she has urged dance enthusiasts to pick any corner of their homes and record a video to showcase their dancing talent.
“I’m truly honoured that we have been able to bring back another season of Dance Deewane. It’s true that dance has always been my stressbuster. It helps elevate one’s mood and I’m sure it is also keeping millions across the country motivated during these tough times,” said she.
Chris is back on small screen
After a brief recent appearance on the small screen in Parks And Recreation reunion special, actor Chris Pratt is all set to be back on the small screen with the series, The Terminal List.
The show marks Pratt’s first series appearance in a regular role after Parks And Recreation wrapped up in 2015. Now, the show has found a place at Amazon with a straight-to-series order.
The Terminal List is an adaptation of the bestselling 2018 novel of the same name by Jack Carr. Pratt is also an executive producer of the show, directed by Antoine Fuqua.