OTT making us up our game: Ashish
Veteran actor Ashish Vidyarthi says that OTT platforms have allowed people to access things when they want it, and because of an abundance of options available at a click, one’s ‘product has to be so much better.’
“It’s in your hand when you want it — instant gratification. It is somewhat tricky, everything has its pros and cons. There’s so much to choose from, and therefore your product has to be so much better. As far as I am concerned, at this moment, in this form, OTT is the go-to thing,” he shares.
Fairtalk – Govinda
‘I remember during my first film, Ilzaam, I had to shoot a romantic song with Neelam and I just couldn’t do it. The choreographer Saroj (Khan) approached me and inquired whether I had ever romanced a girl. I said ‘no’, and she immediately asked one of her assistant choreographers to teach me how to do the romantic steps, and It was quite something.’
Dailytalk - Tanya Maniktala
‘I take a digital detox every third day of the week. Part of the detox involves uninstalling Instagram from my phone and being away from gadgets as much as possible. People who know me, are familiar with the fact that I am not a text person. I prefer face-to-face interactions more than any social media text or message.’
‘Will let son watch kill bill when he is 7’
Hollywood filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has shared that he is open to letting his 17-months old son Leo, watch his movie Kill Bill when he turns five or six-years-old.
When asked what age would he be comfortable letting his son watch his work, he replied,“That depends on his interests as well. If I had to imagine, he would probably, as a little boy, be most attracted to Kill Bill, anywhere between five, six or seven.”