Anushka Sharma praises Salim-Javed’s ‘Angry Young Men’, calls it docu-series with wisdom

Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Paheli’ to Sohum Shah’s ‘Tumbbad’, films based on folklore that impressed audiences In our cinema, mostly love stories have been made or the audience gets to see films glorifying the hero. But in Hindi and other Indian films, different types of experiments also keep happening with the stories from time to time. Sometimes stories based on real life inspire films and sometimes films based on folklore have also been made. In the last few years, the audience has seen many such films, among these films ‘Stree’ and ‘Stree 2’ got the most discussion. But do you know that even before Stree 2, several films based on folklore were made in India? Have a look at some of them here. 

Why did Mohanlal, others quit Malayalam movie artist body AMMA and what is Hema Committee report? The Malayalam Film Industry is going through a real frenzy after the Hema Committee report was made public last Monday. Superstar Mohanlal has resigned as president of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA). As per media reports, all the members of the executive committee consisting of 17 people have submitted their joint resignation. Well-known actor Siddique resigned from the post of General Secretary of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) on Sunday after allegations of sexual harassment levelled by a famous actress. The actor said in a conversation that he had sent his resignation to the organisation’s then-president Mohanlal. On the other hand, Ranjith, a Malayalam director, had also recently resigned on the very day as chairman of the Kerala Chalachitra Academy following claims of impropriety levelled against him by Bengali actor Sreelekha Mitra. 

Karan Johar’s ‘Kill’ becomes first Hindi film to release on over 1000 screens in North America Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s Kill’s recently released trailer has been quite interesting. It has received appreciation from movie lovers from all over. Starring debutant Lakshya, Raghav Juyal and Tanya Maniktala in the lead roles, the film is a full-fledged action saga that takes place on a moving train. Audiences are left with the feeling that the amount of violence in the film is quite high. In fact, it has come to our notice that Kill is considered to be one of the most violent films made in India. So, you should expect an adrenaline-pumping experience in this film, with the colour red being used intermittently.