Over the years, I’ve matured: Vidya
Actor Vidya Balan has come out in support of the film Kabir Singh against criticism that the 2019 blockbuster glorifies a misogynistic hero and misogyny.
Although she says she wouldn’t play the female protagonist in the film, she would definitely watch such a film because it represents a harsh reality. She adds that she is mature enough to understand there are two sides to every story.
“Sometimes I watch films even if they are not keeping it to my beliefs. Over the years, I have matured as a person. Previously, it used be all black or white for me but today, I understand,” says she.
‘Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan is an entertaining film that also gives the right message. It will be incorrect to call it a serious message-oriented film. It is not. It is a hilarious film and has its heart at the right place. Aanand L Rai sir and Hitesh (Kewalya) vision was to make it a quintessential Bollywood film and not approach this as a cause film.’
—Ayushmann Khurrana
Actor Sunny Leone has taken up a new comedy show on a digital platform.
“I can’t reveal much about it but it’s always exciting to be a part of a new project. I really enjoy doing comedy and it’s always good to share a laugh or two which puts a smile on someone’s face,” she said.
On the film front, she plays the lead role in the horror-comedy Koka Kola.
Jennifer talks about a future with kids
Hollywood star Jennifer Aniston is more than convinced that her future is full of children.
Aniston was talking to her close friend and actor Sandra Bullock where she noted that although she has no children at the moment, she can certainly see loads of them in the future.
“It’s not so much what I see myself doing, but it’s more like a little screenshot in my brain, where I hear the ocean, I see the ocean, I hear laughter, I see kids running, I hear ice in a glass, I smell food being cooked,” Jennifer says.