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| Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor return from Chennai post attending mother Sridevi's prayer meet The shutterbugs snapped the sisters at the airport as they arrived. Janhvi chose to wear Indian wear - grey kurta and white pajama while Khushi was in a white t-shirt and striped palazzo pants. While on the work front, Janhvi recently resumed her shoot for her debut film 'Dhadak'. Backed by Karan Johar, ...
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| 'Coming to America' Sequel, 'Scarface' Remake Score California Tax Credits The latest round of feature films to qualify include a new, untitled Jordan Peele project and a 'Deadwood' movie spinoff. A Coming to America sequel, which director Jonathan Levine and Black-ish creator and writer Kenya Barris are working on for Eddie Murphy, and Ford v. Ferrari, a racing car movie ...
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| Before October, a look at Varun Dhawan's last five box office performances While his highest collection came with Dilwale's Rs 148.72 crore, his lowest-earning film is 2014's Badlapur which also collected a decent total of Rs 50.07 crore. Last seen in Judwaa 2, Varun will now be appearing in October. Varun has previously headlined a number of romantic comedies but October ...
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Isle of Dogs is quintessential Wes Anderson The mercurial visual genius behind The Royal Tenenbaums, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Rushmore has legions of fans — an ever-growing group as his imaginative and enchanting movies attract new obsessives. With Isle Of Dogs, it's been four years coming, the longest break between releases ...
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| 'A Quiet Place' Won the Retro Weekend at the Box Office A Quiet Place is the latest in a recent trend of acclaimed horror films breaking out at the box office; just last year, the Oscar-winning Get Out and It both had record-breaking hauls. Horror films are quickly becoming a Hollywood hotbed, combining young, up-and-coming filmmakers (Krasinski, Jordan ...
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| Supreme Court clears release of controversial Punjabi film Nanak Shah Fakir after resistance from ... Supreme Court has cleared the release of controversial Punjabi film Nanak Shah Fakir, citing the nod from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and artistic freedom as the reasons.
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