‘A simple yet magical story’
As his short film, Shimmy, releases today, actor Pratik Gandhi expressed how deeply he connected with the story wherein he plays the father of a teenaged daughter.
“It is the story of an aloof father and a daughter with a secret and how they embark on a journey to some uncomfortable destinations. Disha Noyonika Rindani, the director, knows how to lend a magical touch to the simplest of moments,” expressed Gandhi.
You can watch Shimmy on Amazon Mini TV.
Fairtalk | zoya Hussain
‘I think the toughest thing is to stay patient and motivated between projects, however, that is a choice you have to make as an actor. Thankfully, after my debut in Mukkabaaz, I have been working constantly. As a professional actor, it is important to keep on working, because which film will get what amount of visibility is not really in our hands.’
Dailytalk | Jacqueline Fernandez
‘I have come across numerous instances on social media where someone is saying something mean about me. It's ok we all get it. I have read accounts of how terrible I sound, how terrible my accent is and the way I speak Hindi, and some criticism on my appearance. I try to take it positively, at times I think that some of the criticism is valid.’
Paving her own path: Berry
Oscar-winning actor Halle Berry has debunked the notion that she has had an easy life, suggesting people are quick to judge her on the basis of her good looks.
She shared, “This is another battle that I have had to fight my entire life. That because I look a certain way that I've been spared any hardship. I've experience abuse, loss and a lot of pain in my life.”
“Despite winning the Oscar for Monster’s Ball, I still had to fight to make my way in life,” Berry further revealed.