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‘Queen was the toughest film’

Anurag Kashyap is known for his low budgets and simplistic films, but the filmmaker's upcoming production Queen has been one of his toughest films so far. Produced by Viacom Motion Pictures and Phantom Films and directed by Vikas Bahl, the Kangana Ranaut-starrer was shot across 140 locations in three countries.

“We have shot extensively across the globe and in that sense it was pretty tough to shoot it. Anurag, would often joke that Queen was much tougher to film than Gangs of Wasseypur,” Bahl said.The film will hit screens Feb 28. The trailer has already impressed audience.

Jesus Christ can we please leave Huma aloneIJ My problems with Anurag have nothing to do with her! I don't respond. People can speculate whatever they want. I know what I am

—    kalki koechlin

The trailer of upcoming horror movie Darr At The Mall was unveiled recently. Now the makers of the film are planning to make everyone tap their feet to a groovy number named Pinacolada, which is a first of its kind gothic song in Bollywood. The song has been choreographed by Ganesh Hegde. Keeping in tune with the theme and vibe of the film, Hegde, who has never choreographed a song for a horror flick till date, came up with the idea of a gothic look.

Brangelina want to adopt again

Hollywood couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie reportedly want to extend their family and are planning to adopt a child again. The couple already has six children — adopted children Maddox, 12, Pax, 10, and Zahara, nine, and biological kids Shiloh, seven, and Knox and Vivienne, five.

According to femalefirst.co.uk, a source told Grazia magazine that “Angelina and Brad have spent much of the festive period discussing extending their family.” “They've been open with the children about it and they are all excited at the prospect,” the source added. The couple initially looked into adopting a child from Jordan, but the process was too difficult, so they are reportedly talking to orphanages in Ethiopia.

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