Apar joins Pati, Patni Aur Who’
Actor Aparshakti Khurana has been roped in to play a pivotal part in the forthcoming film Pati Patni Aur Woh.
“It's amazing to join hands with Bhushanji one more time. After Luka Chuppi, Kartik and I are quite compatible. So, you will see the chemistry going between us in this one too,” Aparshakti said.
“The two pretty girls — Bhumi (Pednekar) and Ananya (Panday) — make the team warmer, I totally love what they are doing in front of the camera and the captain of the ship, Mudassar (Aziz) is leading with full conviction,” he added.
The film is an adaptation of BR Chopra's 1978 film with the same title.
‘Conscious sobriety is what I chose two and a half years ago and I now have a new life. Addiction comes in many forms — alcohol, substance, love, work, power... the list goes on. Strength lies in sharing frailties and embracing vulnerability. I just want people to know they are not alone.’
—Pooja Bhatt
Although the recently-launched trailer of Mission Mangal is seeing numerous hilarious memes on the internet, it has garnered praise from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
The space research organisation lauded the film as an effort to beautifully depict the emotions and passion that it invests in its missions.
Directed by Jagan Shakti, the film is based on the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), launched by ISRO in November 2013, to put a space probe in planet Mars' orbit.
‘Actors are misunderstood’
For Brian Cox, an actor's job is to reflect the truth. The X-Men star, however, feels people don't really understand actors.
“People don't understand actors very much. I constantly find that actors are misunderstood,” said Cox.
“People think that actors do some kind of magic. I'd go back to William Shakespeare's ‘Hamlet' quote, ‘twere, the mirror up to nature' to describe my job as an actor,” he added.
Cox says he finds the journey of exploring human experiences through his work fascinating. He pointed out that my job is to tell the truth about situations, about why people come to be what they are which is endlessly fascinating.