#aaliyah khan

[aletterinthenameofsanity]

This Rotten Work Has Been Published!

Do you like Carry On or NBC's Community? Do you like messy lesbians in an enemies-to-lovers dynamic? Do you want to know what happens to Chosen Ones after they defeat their villain? Do you wish for a version of Harry Potter that isn't transphobic, homophobic, antisemitic, and racist? (Did you enjoy the seventy million fics I wrote about the mentors coping with the aftermath of the Hunger Games?) Do you like messy background poly bisexuals?

Well, here it is, y'all: all of the edits are done and my book baby has been published! Rachel and Daiyu are finally here for y'all to meet! I'm ordering my own copies now (and will definitely update y'all with photos when they arrive, especially now that I can get a photo with BOTH of my books), but for now, I just wanted to give y'all the link so you can check it out. I'm going to put the blurb below to those who are confused as to what this might be!

Amazon.com: This Rotten Work: 9798879537734: Jenkins, Kenna: Books

The moment Chosen One Rachel Barsky finally kills her magical high school’s evil Headmaster, she’s out. No pressure, no politics, and certainly no more death tournaments for her. She ditches the Magical Realm for a far more chill Normie community college with her two best friends, determined to finally get some blessed peace and quiet—maybe even a good nap. It’s what she deserves after giving up her teenage years to a prophecy that nearly killed her more times than she can count.

But of course Rachel can’t catch a break. Her first day of classes, tragedy arrives on campus in the form of Daiyu Nightbane, Rachel’s archrival and the annoyingly attractive daughter of the now-dead Headmaster. Daiyu’s acting suspiciously normal, Rachel is pissed, and her friends are preaching forgiveness and peace. What gives?

Rachel expects to have to grit her teeth and soldier through the annoyance of her rival haunting her early retirement, but she quickly learns that expectations are never made to last. After an explosive duel that ends up with one of them knocked off of their feet, Rachel is forced to see a kinder side of Daiyu than she ever glimpsed during high school.

Over a school year filled with Shakespeare, lightning magic, and quite a lot of kosher BBQ, Rachel finds herself toppling head-over-heels into an unlikely romance with her rival while she struggles with nightmares, grief, and lingering questions from her high school years. Is it possible to finally make a life for herself? Can the Chosen One really have a happy ending with the golden girl that ruled the school?

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And to all those who have been following this saga (or liked my fics with similar premises/themes), I think I've managed to gather all of your usernames here for the official publishing!

[shahrukhlove]

THE SUPER SIX - Jawan (2023) Dir. Atlee

[pixlerelish]

Mis chicas

[sapphicsukeve]

EastEnders | Eve Unwin [26.03.24]

- Eve asking Priya & Avani their opinion on her date night outfit was so sweet 🤏

[mymixtapebringsalldaboys2dayard]

Fire & Desire: A Stellaride Playlist

Guess who just binge watched all 12 seasons of Chicago Fire? That calls for a playlist, of course. This one is for Team Stellaride. The highs, the lows, and the happily ever after (fingers crossed).

Listen on Spotify:

Fire & Desire: A Stellaride Playlist

(I originally posted this on the wrong account so if you're seeing it again, that's why)

[bolllywoodhungama]

EXCLUSIVE: Aaliyah Qureishi discusses Shah Rukh Khan and Vijay Sethupathi's friendship in Jawan and reveals the Tamil actor had an acting coach on set: "He's always looking for ways to improve his craft."

Aaliyah Qureishi, who played Jhalli in the film, is a huge fan of Vijay Sethupathi. Superstar Shah Rukh Khan and the Jawan team are ecstatic about their film's blockbuster performance, which has earned Rs. 369.43 crore in just seven days and continues to destroy the box office. The film is directed by Atlee Kumar and stars Vijay Sethupathi, Nayanthara, and Deepika Padukone in major parts. While the film is earning praise from all quarters for its general appeal, the young women of Team Azad are also receiving praise for their performances. Aaliyah Qureishi, who played Jhalli in the film and is a huge fan of Sethupathi, is one among them.

Speaking to Bollywood Hungama, Aaliyah said, “I love Vijay sir. I will fight to death anyone who says anything even slightly bad about him.” She stated that she has seen his films such as Super Deluxe and described him as "a humble person." "When you talk to him, you won't feel like you're talking to a brilliant actor or star," she continued. He's really pleasant, quiet, and independent. "He's not particularly flashy," she added.

She also revealed that Sethupathi would be accompanied on set by an acting coach. "Sometimes, he'd have an acting coach with him on the set, just to bounce ideas off on how to do a scene slightly differently or to find out if there's any inflexion he could change," Aaliyah explained. So, even though he's at the top, he's continually trying to enhance his skill." She commented on Shah Rukh Khan and Vijay Sethupathi's friendship, saying, "While Shah Rukh sir is all about charisma and style, Vijay is more about improvisation where he would just say something funny out of the blue."

Sunil Grover, Ridhi Dogra, Sanya Malhotra, Mukesh Chhabra, Girija Oak Godbole, Aaliyah Qureishi, Ashlesha Thakur, Sanjeeta Bhattacharya, and Lehar Khan also appear in the film.

Jawan is a Red Chillies Entertainment production directed by Atlee and co-produced by Gauri Khan and Gaurav Verma. The film will be released in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu on September 7, 2023.

[v4vandana]

The Lolita/Coqeutte Zodiac Sign🎀=Virgo♍️🩷

Sydney Sweeney, Virgo Sun

Zendaya, Virgo Sun

Elle Fanning, Virgo Moon

As you may know Virgo is the “Virgin” of the zodiac. And this virginal theme in virgo is often shown in films thru young woman having relationships with older men.

Vladimir Nabokov, Virgo Moon

The novel Lolita was even written by a Virgo Moon.

Dominique Swain, Virgo Moon as Lolita in Lolita(1997)

Note: Humbert Humbert was played by Virgo Sun Jeremy Irons. It’s interesting that Virgo/earth sign woman are like Lolita while Virgo/earth sign men crave someone like Lolita.

Meena Suvari, Virgo Moon as Angela Hayes in American Beauty(1999)

Side Note: Lester was played by Kevin Spacey, Taurus Moon

Aaliyah, Virgo Moon

Her life can somewhat be described as a Lolita-like story because of her relationship with R Kelly when she was underage. And she has a infamous song called Age Ain’t Nothing But A Number produced by R Kelly

Side Note: R Kelly has Capricorn Sun

Jiah Khan, Virgo ASC as Jia in Nishabd

This is pretty self explanatory by the poster and Vijay was played by Amitabh Bachchan who has Virgo ASC*. Btw Amitabh Bachchan was born around 3-4 pm which is most likely Virgo imo than Leo.

Sue Lyon, possibly Taurus ASC* due to her rodden c birth time as Lolita in Lolita(1962)

Humbert Humbert of course was played by a Taurus Sun James Mason

Liv Tyler, Capricorn Moon as Lucy in Stealing Beauty(1996)

Timothee Chalamet, Virgo ASC as Elio in Call Me By Your Name(2017)

Oliver was played by Armie Hammer, Virgo Sun

I have 1 more example i want to write

1.Priscilla Presley, Capricorn ASC

2.Priscilla(2023) a movie about Priscilla Presley, directed by Taurus Sun, Capricorn Moon Sofia Coppola

3.Kristen Dunst(Taurus Sun) as Marie Antoinette in Marie Antoinette(2006) directed by Sofia Coppola

Earth signs dominate the coquette aesthetic which i didn’t get to show examples(and more film exmples) of since 10 is the limits. Btw think of My Melody(Capricorn) when you think coquette or Wonyoung(Virgo) even Jennie(Capricorn). Earths signs will come to mind. Anyways thanks for reading 🩷🎀, stay healthy, stay pretty, stay confident and stay happy .

P.s coquette is a traditional based aesthetic which could be connected to the earth element as earth signs are known to be traditional

[master-of-the-elements]

On Repeat playlist game!

Go to your ‘On repeat’ playlist on Spotify (or a playlist you listen to frequently) and press “shuffle” 10 times— list the songs you get!

I really enjoy doing these! Thanks for the tag @thedissonantverses

Once again the playlist is R&B heavy

I’ll tag @taashyvashedan, @gaudebo, @koda-ishere, @thatgaymerguyb, @megaeratheefury

Once again no pressure to participate! 🙏🏾

[thecardiganunderthebed]

ty fr the tag @yaboi-bennette :))

my current favorite songs are:

Dil to baccha hai ji: Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

Jutti meri: Neha Bhasin

Softly: Karan Aulja

Are you that somebody: Aaliyah

I think I like when it rains: WILLIS

Arabella: Artic monkeys

[waheedarehman]

things i enjoyed reading/watching/listening to this september:

articles

shah rukh khan and masculinity in the modern age by prathyush parasuraman

kudmayi's rousing outro in rrkpk is indicative of pritam's shifting sensibilities by prathyush parasuraman

when will tamil cinema give us a happy queer romance? by deepan kannan

a few favourite things by baradwaj rangan

the spirit of rangeela, at 25 by baradwaj rangan

tribute: hrishikesh mukherjee by baradwaj rangan

review- "omkara" (2006) by baradwaj rangan (heed spoilers if you haven't watched this film)

‘jawan’ is being called a ‘mass movie’ – but what does this term really mean? by nandini ramnath

tollywood's kingmakers by rohitha naraharisetty and divya kandukuri

youtube

how to survive a writers' strike by entertain the elk

in defense of nicolas cage by in praise of shadows

hunger hurts: cannibals and why we're obsessed with them by lola sebastian

sofia coppola shares her rich film archival by w magazine

weaponizing aaliyah and the culture of female rivalry by yhara zayd

beef: a response to toxic positivity by quality culture

'super shy' and 'new jeans' are like nothing i've ever seen by jordan orme

behind the scenes of 'some like it hot': secrets, scandals and marilyn's mystique by matt baume

baaje payal with meenakshi seshadri by DD National

the making of 'valley of the dolls' parts 1 & 2 by be kind rewind

movies

"Guide" (1965) dir. Vijay Anand

"Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" (2022) dir. Joel Crawford

"Band Baaja Baarat" (2010) (rewatch) dir. Maneesh Sharma

"A Nightmare on Elm Street" (1984) dir. Wes Craven

shows

The Afterparty (2022-)

Moral Orel (2005-08) (rewatch)

(my serializd account)

music

"Guide" by S.D. Burman (the Spotify version sucks, every song sounded better remastered and visualised on the big screen)

"Bollywood Bops for Manwhores" by meeeee :p <3

"Dil Se" by A.R. Rahman

"The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We" by Mitski

[jamilgs]

“What cha gonna do for me” The second, and only other time I was starstruck on a shoot, was working with this lovely lady. When I was a writer my tag was inspired by Genghis Khan and Chaka Khan. Her singing is a mood and league of its own, like Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Sade, Minnie Riperton, Erykah Badu, Aaliyah, Jill Scott and Mary J. Music and melody is life. 🙏🏽 to all the singers and musicians out there. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/YUzGysO

[filmmakersvision]

Jawan Review

November 17, 2023

by Inakshi Chandra-Mohanty

In the 1970s, Amitabh Bachchan’s entry into Hindi cinema gave birth to the “Angry Young Man.” He was a hero, who fought against the system, who fought against injustice, and became a voice for the subdued people in society. It was one man against the world. Through the 80s, this phenomena continued, but as the new century neared, the romantic hero emerged and the action hero became an afterthought. People either no longer wished to change the system, or they no longer trusted a lone hero to do it. With the birth of a new generation, softer male leads became the norm with Shah Rukh Khan at the height of romantic stardom.

Though Hindi films let go of this concept, South Indian Cinema, continues to celebrate its heroes through films on injustice with a male lead as savior. So it is only natural that Atlee, a South Indian filmmaker, brings back to Hindi cinema the heroic mass entertainer, ironically starring the very actor who had originally taken away the limelight from the “angry young man” of the 70s and 80s. Jawan follows a man who strives for justice, who wishes to correct a system which favors those who are guilty over the many innocents, and for that, he resorts to vigilantism putting him in the crossfire of both the police and an evil arms dealer.

I did not have great expectations from Atlee. Though his films are entertaining, they have never risen to greatness, barring Raja Rani, which is the best of his work. However, he has great mass appeal and Jawan promises the same.The plot is intricately woven with an amalgamation of elements that tackle many relevant issues in society today. From farmer suicides to hospital inadequacies, by blending real stories into a fictional universe, writer-director Atlee appeals to the struggles of the common man and attempts to raise awareness regarding the flaws in the system that governs Indian society. Alongside important themes, the film’s strength lies in its strongly choreographed action sequences with women at the forefront. Shah Rukh Khan as the man of many names is the hero, but he is surrounded by powerful women fighting for themselves and for others. It is exciting, entertaining, and visually captivating with a thoroughly ‘massy’ feel.

However, my biggest issue with Jawan is the same problem I’ve had with Atlee films in the past, particularly Mersal and Bigil. They’re all over the place. The shift between present and past, the placement of flashbacks, too many characters, too many plot points, everything is a disjointed mess. There isn’t a singular arc keeping the story moving. In an attempt to create suspense, using non-linear storytelling, the makers sacrifice emotions. We begin to connect with a character, or get interested in a certain plot point, but a sudden shift in the story, leaves us hanging. By the time it returns, our emotions no longer remain the same.

Nevertheless, it is entertaining and much credit for that goes to the performances. Every single actor in the cast does a tremendous job: the army of six girls (Lehar Khan, Sanjeeta Bhattarchaya, Priyamani, Sanya Malhotra, Girja Oak, Aaliyah Qureishi), Deepika Padukone in a cameo appearance, Seeza Saroj Mehta as the little girl Suji, Sunil Grover, Ridhi Dogra, Eijaz Khan, and even all those in small bit roles. As for the central trio, anything I say in their praise would be less. Nayanthara is enigmatic and powerful as the law-abiding officer in search of who she believes to be a problematic vigilante. I am glad her stardom is finally extending beyond the borders of the south. Though Vijay Sethupathi has already made his mark on the Hindi audience through Farzi, it is through Jawan his versatility comes forth. I have seen so many actors struggle outside their comfort language, but he doesn’t let his difficulty with Hindi get in the way of his menacing performance. And last but not the least, is the star of the show, Shah Rukh Khan. Comedy, romance, drama, action, there is no genre in which he lacks and Jawan touches upon it all. Such a strong, versatile range of emotions is displayed through one character. This film is a reminder that Shah Rukh Khan’s stardom and aura are unmatched.

Jawan is not perfect, it is not without its flaws. But its entertaining nature, the larger-than-life characters, and Shah Rukh Khan’s explosive comeback make it a worthwhile watch.

[shahrukhlove]

Tengo a mis chicas Dile a los malos Que su tiempo Casi ha terminado Si, sè que ganaremos Y nuestro hefe Pateara tu culo

[sapphicsukeve]

Suki Panesar (23/10)

[chaotic-shapeshifter]

guys I’m thinking bout making an edit, who should be on it??

@queer-red-panda @thatone-midgardian @its-nate-the-sharpshot @playingwithwater @oh-to-be-a-murderer @thund3randrain @kamala-msmarvel-khan @lucegoose-the-second @marv3llover

[moviespopcorn]

Nadaaniyan Movie Review 2025: Will this new Bollywood romantic drama win hearts?

Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor in Nadaaniyan Movie (Credit: Poster/Dharmatic Entertainment)

Introduction

Nadaaniyan 2025 movie is a love drama directed by Shauna Gautam that will premiere on the OTT platform Netflix on March 7, 2025. The film's tone is romantic drama, with the theme of love and relationships. This is her debut Hindi film as a filmmaker, and there is no amusement. The film falls short of the expectations set by the trailer. Nadaaniyan stars Ibrahim Ali Khan, Khushi Kapoor, Suniel Shetty, Mahima Chaudhry, Jugal Hansraj, Dia Mirza, and Archana Puran Singh. Let's read Nadaaniyan movie review.

Is nadaaniyan a movie?

Yes, It is a Hindi film that stars Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor.

Is nadaaniyan on Netflix?

Yes

What is nadaaniyan?

Nadaaniyan is a Hindi Film that was recently released on OTT Netflix.

Where can I watch nadaaniyan?

On Netfilx

What is the first song from nadaaniyan is out?

Ishq Mein, the first song from Nadaaniyan, was released on YouTube by the film's creators on February 3. Ibrahim Ali khan and khushi kapoor are featured in this love ballad.

Who is the actress in the nadaaniyan?

Khushi Kapoor

Who directed the Netflix movie nadaaniyan?

Shauna Gautam

Which is the new movie of Ibrahim Ali Khan?

Nadaaniyan

What does Saif Ali Khan's son do?

Ibrahim Ali Khan's acting debut with Dharma Productions has been confirmed by Karan Johar, who is thrilled about the new Pataudi family talent.

Which Netflix movie is Ibrahim in?

Nadaaniyan

Plot

Nadaaniyan tells the story of a girl who has a misunderstanding about one of her friends' boyfriends, but it is not her fault; her friend's boyfriend keeps messaging her, and she does not respond. To gain the trust of her friends, she hires a boy and pretends he is her boyfriend. Will her friends find out that the boy is not her boyfriend? Will she fall in love with the boy? Will the lad fall in love with her? To know more about this, watch the film.

Acting and Characters

Ibrahim Ali Khan's performance as Arjun was extremely underwhelming; he failed to connect emotionally with the character in any way, and his body language, facial expressions, and dialogues delivery did not match his role at all. He appears to be speaking dialogues in lines, indicating that he still has a lot to learn. His acting style is inconsistent throughout the film. This is Khushi Kapoor's third film as Piya; before this film, she appeared with Aamir Khan's son Junaid Khan in the recently released Loveyapa. Her performance in both films was average; her acting can only be described as good in one scene where she confronts her father; otherwise, there is nothing unique in her acting throughout the film; her body language, facial expressions, and dialogues delivery are also below average. She still has to learn the intricacies of acting. It appears that she is acting artificially. Her chemistry with Ibrahim Ali Khan is likewise not compatible. Apart from Sunil Shetty and Mahima Chaudhry as Piya's parents, and Jugal Hansraj and Dia Mirza as Arjun's parents, only Dia Mirza's performance is commendable. The other three actors delivered lackluster performances. Among Piya's acquaintances, Neel Dewan, Apoorva Mukhija, Aaliyah Qureishi, Agasthya Shah, and Dev Agasteya all failed to make an impression as actors. Meezaan Jafri and Orry's guest roles were wasted. Archana Puran Singh's acting can also be described as decent.

Direction

This film was directed by Shauna Gautam. This is her first debut directorial a Hindi film. She failed miserably as the film's director. She was unable to convey the subject in a novel manner, regulate the pace of the story, or elicit strong performances from the actors. The film failed to connect with the audience emotionally and meet their expectations. Yes, it kept the film's tone intact. The film has nothing new; it is the same old plot, except for two lip-kissing scenes between the hero and heroine inserted at the conclusion for the audience to enjoy while exiting the cinema hall.

Cinematography

The film is very beautifully picturized. The camera has been utilized from various perspectives. The aerial view scenes have also been wonderfully done. The film's lighting and color scheme perfectly complement its tone and content. The camera framing is also appropriate. The cinematography has done an excellent job of capturing the film's settings and production design.

Story Screenplay Dialogue

The film's storyline and screenplay are quite weak and loose. The story and screenplay move at a leisurely pace. At times, the film becomes boring. There is no novelty in the climax sequence either. It appears that we are seeing the end of an old film. The dialogues are also written in Hinglish. They will pass over those whose English is inadequate. The screenplay contributes nothing to characters development. The tale is entirely predictable and offers nothing new.

Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor in Nadaaniyan Movie (Credit: Screenshot/Dharmatic Entertainment)

Editing

The film's pace is slow, and several sequences appear to be extraneous and might have been eliminated, as well as the film's length.

Choreography

Only one song in Vijay Ganguly's choreography can be described as mediocre: the Tirkit Dhoom dance sequence. Both performers had good dance moves and attitudes.

Music

Sachin-Jigar's music is mediocre and contributes little to strengthen the film. One or two tracks, such as the title track Nadaniyaan, Ishq Mein, and Galatfahmi, have acceptable music. Their music had no remarkable impact on the movie.

Nadaaniyan Song

The Nadaaniyan songs, composed by Amitabh Bhattacharya, are likewise written to fit the film's tone.

Production Design

The film's settings and locations appear credible concerning the tale and reflect the film's tone and theme. The designs and cultural surroundings are accurate for today's period. The production design has produced a universe that is unique in some ways.

Costume Design

Anaita Shroff Adajania's outfit design is excellent, particularly Khushi Kapoor's designs, which are quite gorgeous, and she looks stunning in them. Her accessories and style are incredible, and the costume design has complemented her charm. The outfit design for all the characters is well-suited to the film's story and emotions. Everyone's costumes are consistent with the tone.

Background Score.

Tushar Lall's background score does not add to the tone of the plot or scenes. It is completely out of character for the film's genre. It appears natural and spectacular just in a few scenes.

Sound Design

Sohel Sanwari's sound design increases the emotions and complements the tone of the picture. It also has visual appeal, and it is superb in several sequences. The South design also stands out in various scenes.

Climax

The climax lacks innovation and appears to be a scene from an old film, with the boy and girl meeting and then kissing each other on the lips twice.

Opinion

You might watch the movie simply to pass the time.

Rating

4.5/10

Disadvantages

The same old scenes we've seen in countless old movies: husband and wife fighting, another lady entering the husband's life and becoming pregnant, and husband and wife divorcing. Mother is going to her mother's house with her daughter. Finally, the lead actress kisses her lips. Two lovers fight and separate. In which the girl is not to blame, but the male fights and leaves, friends refuse to call their friend's boyfriend and explain why she is unable to speak with him. The girlfriend's photo with someone else goes viral on social media. Is it not possible to purchase a new phone if the current one is broken? The audience is slightly entertained by the heroine wearing a bikini. Ibrahim Ali Khan's birthday, March 5, 2025, marked the film's premiere.

Facts

Urmila Matondkar has worked with all the actors in this film, including Sunil Shetty in filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma's Jungle (2000) in a single scene. Mahima Chaudhary appears in Harry Baweja's Deewane (2000) and director Rajkumar Santoshi's Lajja (2001) in only one song. Jugal Hansraj appeared as a kid artist in Shekhar Kapur's Masoom (1983) and a hero in Hamid Ali Khan's Aaj Gale Lag Jaa (1994). Khalid Mohammed's Tehzeeb (2003) stars Dia Mirza as the eldest sister. Sridhar Raghavan's Ek Haseena Thi (2004) starred Ibrahim Ali Khan's father, Saif Ali Khan, and Khushi Kapoor's mother, Sridevi, in Judaai (1997) directed by Raj Kanwar. Nadaaniyan Movie Cast 2025: Ibrahim Ali Khan, Khushi Kapoor, Suniel Shetty, Mahima Chaudhry, Jugal Hansraj, Dia Mirza and Archana Puran Singh Producer: Karan Johar, Apoorva Mehta, Somen Mishra, nadaaniyan movie director: Shauna Gautam, Sound Design: Sohel Sanwari, Costume Design: Anaita Shroff Adajania, Music: Sachin-Jigar, Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya, Background Score: Tushar Lall Production Design: Sabrina Singh, Amrita Mahal Nakai, Editor: Vaishnavi Bhate, Siddhant Seth, Cinematography: Anuj Samtani Choreography: Vijay Ganguly, Tejaswi Shetty, Story-Screenplay-Dialogues: Riva Razdan Kapoor, Ishita Moitra, Jehan Handa Casting Director: Mukesh Chabbra Nadaaniyan movie release date7 March, 2025Nadaaniyan movie castIbrahim Ali Khan, Khushi Kapoor, Suniel Shetty, Mahima Chaudhry, Jugal Hansraj, Dia Mirza and Archana Puran SinghNadaaniyan movie wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NadaaniyanNadaaniyan MeaningFoolishnessNadaaniyan movie trailerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXTsJKcx_fcnadaaniyan directorShauna GautamNadaaniyan movie is remake of which movie It is not a remake of any moviewhen nadaaniyan movie release7 March, 2025nadaaniyan netflixIt was released on 7 March 2025 at 1.30 pmnadaaniyan release date7 March, 2025 Read the full article