Kriti prefers pole dancing
Actor Kriti Kharbanda has been pole dancing and says that it is not just about fitness, it is a form of meditation as well.
“I thought my arm was going to fall off, my legs were bruised during my first pole dancing class. But when I came home, I felt a sense of achievement. It is not just a physical act but extremely meditative, because the slightest slip in focus can result in a serious injury,” she shares.
Fairtalk – Priyadarshan
I wish I could release Hungama 2 in theatres, sit with the audience and enjoy it. Comedy films are meant for mass viewing, since laughter is contagious. I belong to the old school. I have corrected myself by sitting with the crowd and watching my films, by observing what they like and what they don’t like. I am going to miss that learning process.
Dailytalk - RUSHAD RANA
‘Cinema and shows, in general, have been shifting gear from being aspirational to being real, and the growing popularity of OTT platforms is one of the biggest reasons for the same. I believe that in the coming days OTT will be the platform that will have both real and idealistic stories in synergy.’
‘Good time to be a mature actor’
Actor Michelle Pfeiffer has spoken about what it’s like to be a mature actress in Hollywood now. She says there are many more ‘interesting roles’ now than there were a few decades ago.
The 63-year-old actress said shared, “Something is changing, there are more opportunities for actresses of my age and for women above 30, maybe not really sexy or leading roles, but interesting ones.”