‘I’m growing wiser with time’
Huma Qureshi says that as an actress she sometimes overthinks and overanalyses things. However, she feels that she is “growing wiser” with time.
“Time has taught me to be cool. As an actress, sometimes we over-worry and overanalyse conditions. We overthink like this because I think we are attuned to be thinking like that. But I think I'm growing older and wiser with time,” Qureshi said.
“I think life has its own way of telling things... Sometimes things that you have not even imagined or thought of will happen automatically without even thinking so much,” she added. Huma was in the capital to launch Moonlight watch collection by Titan Raga here. Huma is starring in Gurinder Chadha's Viceroy's House. The film is set in the 1940s.
Though Riteish Deshmukh will be seen in a special extended appearance in Milap Zaveri’s Mastizaade starring Sunny leone, Tusshar Kapoor and Vir Das, the director of this wicked comedy insists Riteish’s humorous act will surprise many, including his fans.
Apart from several scenes that Riteish is part of, the talented actor will be seen shaking a leg with Tusshar and Vir for the Mastizaade title track in which he plays tribute to his immensely popular character from Ek Villain where he successfully pulled off a negative role for the first time in his career.
According to the director, owing to their rock solid friendship, the actor-dialogue writer duo has worked together on various successful films including Housefull, Hey Babyy, Masti and Ek Villain.
Spectre mints $300 million
Spectre is taking the world by storm. The 24th James Bond adventure, starring Daniel Craig in the title role, opened wide around the world, with stunning results from an additional 72 territories, including the US, bringing the film’s worldwide cumulative figure to $300 million in less than two weeks.
In the US, the film dominated the box office by taking in $73 million for the weekend.
Internationally, the film is a blockbuster, as Spectre was number one in all 71 international territories in which it opened this weekend, taking in $117.8 million in total, with 40 percent of markets yet to come, including France, Australia, South Korea, Japan, and China.
“We are absolutely thrilled by this weekend's results,” Gary Barber, MGM’s chairman and CEO, said in a statement.