Ajay begins shoot for Maidaan
Ajay Devgn began shooting for the final schedule of his forthcoming sports film Maidaan on Valentine's Day in Mumbai. The film is slated for a Dussehra release this year.
The film is inspired by the true story of Indian football coach Syed Abdul Rahim, who coached and managed the Indian national team from 1950 till his death in 1963, and is considered by many as the man who changed the face of modern Indian football. Major portions of the film, helmed by Amit Ravindernath Sharma, have been shot across Lucknow, Kolkata and Mumbai.
Fairtalk - Tanvi Azmi
‘At home, I tend to create a lot of drama. So, my daughter says that I am dramatic about everything. I tell her that is because of my profession. I feel as an actor, you play various characters. You leave a part of yourself in every character, and a bit of every character stays back in you. So you are really not the person that you are claiming to be.’
Dailytalk - Gulshan Devaiah
‘Every time there has been an adversity, my life seems to fall in place rather than fall apart. From failing exams, getting fired to heartbreaks, major sickness and serious injuries, my life has only fallen in place after every such event. I'm not exactly a super positive about everything kind of person but if it can happen to me, it can happen to you too.’
Janney praises her co-stars
Actress Allison Janney enjoyed working with Mila Kunis, Regina Hall and Awkwafina in the film Breaking News In Yuba County, and has praises to shower on each of them.
“The script really grabbed me from the start. It was incredibly exciting, dark, funny, and violent — a great mix,” said Janney.