Sara shares her stages of posing
Actor Sara Ali Khan has shared with fans the secret to her stages of posing for the camera, with some random rhyming.
In a string of pictures that Sara posted on Instagram with her Coolie No.1 co-actor Varun, she breaks down the art of posing for the camera — with trademark relish in rhyming that she is known to render to her social media captions.
She wrote, “Stages of posing. First, hold your pose and strike a smile, then break into laughter since it's been a while, hug and thank god that we are the opposite of hostile and then post about it, and make sure your caption rhymes since that's your style...”
It's very important for me to render the character I'm essaying with sincerity. I have no fear of facing the camera without make-up; to be honest it's quite a relief and it saves time. I'm playing the role of a murder suspect who is vulnerable and frightened. Embodying her was a challenge and the zero make-up did its job.’
—Kirti Kulhari
Actor Jacqueline Fernandez has multiple projects in hand, and finds this busy period exciting.
Even as she juggles her projects, she was recently cast in Sajid Nadiadwala's Bachchan Pandey starring Akshay Kumar and Kriti Sanon.
“This period has been so exciting. Ever since lockdown eased up, I have been shooting nonstop. The festive months couldn't get any better — I have been celebrating all special occasions on the sets and I am definitely not complaining,” said she who had celebrated Diwali with her Bhoot Police co-stars Yami Gautam, Saif Ali Khan and Arjun Kapoor.
‘Social media is spreading hate’
Hollywood star Isla Fisher feels social media is being used to spread conspiracy and hate, saying it needs a bit of re-thought.
“I think social media just as a platform has to just be re-thought in a major way. It's spreading conspiracy and hate and lies and it's threatening our planet and democracy. So, I'm a big believer now that we're on a precipice. We need to get involved and stop. We also need to stop these big corporations from changing the way we think and not being able to tell what to believe or what not to believe,” she said.