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Parineeti Chopra To Star In The Girl On The Train Director Ribhu Dasgupta's Next Film
"The film is also about her personal journey and her revenge," said a source close to the film
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How Shah Rukh Khan Helped Shape Netflix’s Bard of Blood
Bard of Blood is the first product of Netflix’s partnership with Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies. According to the cast and crew of the Netflix series, Khan contributed with valuable feedback without ever imposing himself. And he’s also responsible for a character called Jannat Marri, played by Kirti Kulhari.
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Bard of Blood Is Now Streaming on Netflix in India
The first Shah Rukh Khan-produced Netflix original is here. Bard of Blood — based on the book of the same name from first-time author Bilal Siddiqi, who is also a creator on the series — is now streaming on Netflix in India.
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Bard of Blood Review: Netflix’s New Indian Original Is Bad, and Shah Rukh Khan Should Feel Bad
In our Bard of Blood review, we look at how a callous and careless approach to its setting and people — Balochistan and Muslims — along with writing that defies logic and a show built out of patchwork, leads to an irresponsible and listless Netflix series.
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Why Bard of Blood Creators Don’t Think the Shah Rukh Khan-Produced Show Is Political
Due to the very nature of what it’s dealing with, Bard of Blood is an inherently political show. It’s set in Balochistan, involves Indian agents going up against terrorists supported by the Pakistani intelligence services, and plays into stereotypes. But its creators don’t think it’s political at all.
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Bard of Blood Cast and Crew on (Filming) Challenges and Changes (From the Book)
Bard of Blood used Ladakh and Rajasthan to stand in for Balochistan, Pakistan. But that came with its own problems. The Netflix series has made several changes from the book, bringing in new characters like Kirti Kulhari’s Jannat Marri, and writing in more cliff-hanger moments.
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Amitabh Bachchan Experienced 'Withdrawal Symptoms' After Te3n Wrap
Mr Bachchan, who will be seen along with Vidya Balan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in Te3n, wrote on Twitter that he was going through "withdrawal symptoms". The 73-year-old thespian also thanked the people of Kolkata, where the movie has been extensively shot, and shared an image of him waving at fans
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Amitabh Bachchan on Multiple Cameras, Single Take Scenes
Technology has eased the predicament of actors who enjoy delivering a scene in one take, says megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who says there's "immense satisfaction" in living a scene in "one stroke".
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Amitabh Bachchan Races Through Poster of First Fiction Show Yudh
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan launched the dramatic poster of his first fiction TV series titled Yudh, which is expected to go on air from July, here on Wednesday.
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Parineeti Chopra To Star In The Girl On The Train Director Ribhu Dasgupta's Next Film
"The film is also about her personal journey and her revenge," said a source close to the film
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How Shah Rukh Khan Helped Shape Netflix’s Bard of Blood
Bard of Blood is the first product of Netflix’s partnership with Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies. According to the cast and crew of the Netflix series, Khan contributed with valuable feedback without ever imposing himself. And he’s also responsible for a character called Jannat Marri, played by Kirti Kulhari.
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Bard of Blood Is Now Streaming on Netflix in India
The first Shah Rukh Khan-produced Netflix original is here. Bard of Blood — based on the book of the same name from first-time author Bilal Siddiqi, who is also a creator on the series — is now streaming on Netflix in India.
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Bard of Blood Review: Netflix’s New Indian Original Is Bad, and Shah Rukh Khan Should Feel Bad
In our Bard of Blood review, we look at how a callous and careless approach to its setting and people — Balochistan and Muslims — along with writing that defies logic and a show built out of patchwork, leads to an irresponsible and listless Netflix series.
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Why Bard of Blood Creators Don’t Think the Shah Rukh Khan-Produced Show Is Political
Due to the very nature of what it’s dealing with, Bard of Blood is an inherently political show. It’s set in Balochistan, involves Indian agents going up against terrorists supported by the Pakistani intelligence services, and plays into stereotypes. But its creators don’t think it’s political at all.
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Bard of Blood Cast and Crew on (Filming) Challenges and Changes (From the Book)
Bard of Blood used Ladakh and Rajasthan to stand in for Balochistan, Pakistan. But that came with its own problems. The Netflix series has made several changes from the book, bringing in new characters like Kirti Kulhari’s Jannat Marri, and writing in more cliff-hanger moments.
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Amitabh Bachchan Experienced 'Withdrawal Symptoms' After Te3n Wrap
Mr Bachchan, who will be seen along with Vidya Balan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in Te3n, wrote on Twitter that he was going through "withdrawal symptoms". The 73-year-old thespian also thanked the people of Kolkata, where the movie has been extensively shot, and shared an image of him waving at fans
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Amitabh Bachchan on Multiple Cameras, Single Take Scenes
Technology has eased the predicament of actors who enjoy delivering a scene in one take, says megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who says there's "immense satisfaction" in living a scene in "one stroke".
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Amitabh Bachchan Races Through Poster of First Fiction Show Yudh
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan launched the dramatic poster of his first fiction TV series titled Yudh, which is expected to go on air from July, here on Wednesday.
