

‘This year went well as an actor’
Actor Nawazuddin Siddqui, who had two big releases this year — Serious Men and Raat Akeli Hai, said due to the pandemic this year went by like how it was for others but as an actor it went well.
In 2020, Nawazuddin was seen in two projects seen playing Jatil Yadav in Raat Akeli Hai and Ayyan Mani in Serious Men, which have been two of the most memorable characters in the Indian OTT space, in a year when visual entertainment has been defined by digital content.
Looking back at his 2020 journey, Nawazuddin said, “As a human being this year has gone by like the others. But as an actor, if we see, two films released Serious Men and Raat Akeli Hai.”
‘Friends, how come we have made ourselves so vulnerable in front of terrorists and foreign powers? Every single day I have to justify my intention, whereas I am a patriotic person. What is Diljit Dosanjh and Priyanka Chopra doing? Why doesn't anyone question them? If I am doing rajneeti (politics) by talking in favour of the country, what kind of neeti are these people doing? Please ask them.’
—Kangana Ranaut
Actor Raveena Tandon is returning to the city after what she reveals has been one of the longest outdoor schedules in her near-three decade career. Raveena was shooting in Himachal Pradesh for an forthcoming project.
She shared a selfie from her flight, posing in a face shield and mask. The actor wrote: “On the way back home!! After one of the longest outdoor schedules I've ever done in my entire career! Longest ever away from home, I am headed back finally!”
In several of her posts, she even compared Himachal Pradesh with Switzerland.
Millie to star in The Electric State
Actor Millie Bobby Brown has been roped in to star in the science-fiction film, The Electric State. The film is produced and directed by Anthony and Joe Russo.
Set in an alternative future, the story revolves around a teenage girl (played by Brown) who realises that a strange and sweet robot, who comes to her, has been sent by her missing brother. They then set out to find her brother in an imaginative world of humans and robots.
“We’re thrilled to have this deal with Universal who has committed to a theatrical release of the film. This is incredible news for us as filmmakers, and for the audience around the world, who want an opportunity to experience films in theaters again,” said the Russo brothers.