‘let’s not over-expose horror’
As the OTT release of his forthcoming horror-comedy, Bhoot Police, inches closer, actor Saif Ali Khan feels that the horror genre is in danger of getting over-exposed.
“I think it is in danger of getting over exposed and you have to find a way to make it different. I feel that a lot of the situations tend to be similar; we have to put our minds to it now and come up with a different looking and feeling ghost,” he expresses.
A slew of horror comedies such as Phone Bhoot and Atithi Bhooto Bhava are set to release after Bhoot Police.
Fairtalk - Manushi Chhillar
‘While growing up, I realised the value of focussing on obtaining good nutrition. Our daily lives throw innumerable challenges at us and the least we can do to take care of ourselves is pay attention to what we eat. Nutrition is the main pillar of fitness and wellness, I have tried to incorporate as much of this learning into my daily life.’
Dailytalk - bobby deol
‘It is an honour to receive the Best Actor OTT Star award for my web series Aashram at the 27th Lions Gold Awards 2021. I would like to thank the makers of the show for their amazing work, gripping story line and their belief in me for playing the character of Baba Nirala. All I can say is that it is only onwards and upwards from here!’
Ryan on playing the Free Guy
Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds’ upcoming sci-fi comedy film, Free Guy, is all set to release theatrically in India on September 17.
When quizzed about his role in the film and how different it is from his now trademark Deadpool, he replied, “It is always fun to explore. There’s something really wonderful about playing a character who’s naive and innocent.”