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Kalpurush/কালপুরুষ (Buddhadeb Dasgupta, 2005)

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Sameera Reddy, Riya Sen, Vidya Balan, Shahid Kapoor: The Trendsetting Stars of 90s Music Videos |

Before Instagram fame and TikTok trends, 90s music videos were the ultimate launchpads for rising stars. This feature revisits how actors like Malaika Arora, Shahid Kapoor, and Namrata Shirodkar made their mark in iconic music videos, from Chaiyya Chaiyya to Aankhon Mein. Blending nostalgia with contemporary relevance, we explore how these videos captured India’s cultural pulse and still…

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Sameera Reddy: Motherhood has made me extremely adventurous - Exclusive | Hindi Movie News - Times of India

Supermom Sameera Reddy is a beacon of inspiration to all mother and father on the market! Having a low day? Just go to her Instagram account and you’ll be hooked to her amusing movies and viral content material. Her children Hans and Nyra additionally function in uncommon appearances and Sameera usually ropes in her cool and sassy saasu maa aka mom-in-regulation too for some feisty content…

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Happy Birthday Sameera Reddy Know Actress Life Career And Family

Happy Birthday Sameera Reddy Know Actress Life Career And Family

Happy Birthday Sameera Reddy: बॉलीवुड से लेकर साउथ फिल्म इंडस्ट्री में लंबे समय तक काम करने वाली एक्ट्रेस समीरा रेड्डी (Sameera Reddy) ने आज इंडस्ट्री से दूरी बना ली है. ‘मैंने दिल तुझको दिया’ से एक्ट्रेस ने अपने फिल्मी करियर की शुरुआत की थी. दक्षिण फिल्मों में भी इस एक्ट्रेस का खूब जलवा रहा लेकिन शादी के बाद उन्होंने फिल्मों से नाता तोड़ लिया. समीरा 44 साल की हो गई हैं. 14 दिसंबर 1978 को मुंबई…

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Tentative list of 15 contestants of Bigg Boss 18 with photos

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Sameera Reddy recalls poor performance in her first audition, landed a job Bollywood

Sameera Reddy talks about her first audition for Mahesh Babu’s film, which didn’t go as per her expectation. She has revealed how she was so intimidated after the audition that she decided to do a desk job for two years before making a comeback with a music video for Pankaj Udhas. Read also: Sameera Reddy recalls eating one idli a day to ensure she doesn’t put on weight Sharing pictures from her…

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Vaaranam Aayiram (2008) review

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Well this was a great film to end 2023/start 2024 with.

Before I talk about my personal stuff connected to this film, this is genuinely an amazing film. Barely anyone can compare to Suriya’s amazing double acting in this movie, Simran, Divya Spandana and Sameera Reddy were also great. Harris Jayaraj wrote an AMAZING album to this movie (get more into that later). In general, one of Gautham Vasudev Menon’s best films in my opinion. Only flaw is probably hearing Suriya saying daddy to himself for 2hr 30min straight.

Personally, this movie has been an influence to me my whole life. It was released around the time I was born, and I was a picky eater (still am) so my dad would put me in a high chair and would play songs on his phone which only had ‘Annal Mele Panithuli’ to feed me. When I watched this film, my dad walked in at the start and laughed, saying that he would never forget this movie because of me and how he brought me up with film back then.

Now having watched it, I saw a lot of similarities between Suriya and Krishnan and me and my dad. My mum even admits that my dad spent more time caring for me when I was a baby than herself. If im being honest, I have a greater bond with my dad than my mum. I’m really scared for the future, I’m scared similar events will happen, especially since my dad’s health isn’t the best, but this film brought me strength. As Simran says at the end, “whatever happens, life has to go on”.

I love you dad.

Rating: 4.5/5

P.s I suggest you listen to this movie’s soundtrack at least, it’s beautiful

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‘Naam’ review: Anees Bazmee & Ajay Devgn’s psychological thriller will take you on a nostalgic trip of action and drama

Anees Bazmee’s long-awaited psychological thriller Naam – starring Ajay Devgn, Sameera Reddy, Bhoomika Chawla and Rahul Dev is a film that will take you back in time. This drama – which was released 10 years after it was made

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Deepika Padukone's Pregnancy Glows, Reminds Fans of Sameera Reddy’s Iconic Underwater Maternity Shoot

As Deepika Padukone enjoys the final phase of her pregnancy, she continues to capture the public’s attention with her stunning maternity style. Recently, the Bollywood star shared a series of photos from her pregnancy photoshoot, leaving fans in awe of her radiant beauty. Her glowing appearance and chic fashion choices have become the talk of the town, with fans eagerly awaiting every…

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Race 3 (2018)

“Race” is a popular Bollywood action-thriller film series known for its fast-paced storytelling, suspenseful plots, and ensemble casts. Here’s an overview of the films in the series: Race (2008) Director: Abbas-Mustan Cast: Saif Ali Khan as Ranvir Singh Akshaye Khanna as Rajiv Singh Bipasha Basu as Sonia Katrina Kaif as Sophia Anil Kapoor as RD (Robert D’Costa) Sameera Reddy as…

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Zwigato screening: Kapil Sharma, director Nandita Das host a star-studded event - Times of India

Kapil Sharma is all set to make a comeback on the big screen with the Nandita Das directorial Zwigato, which also stars Shahana Goswami in the lead. A day prior to its release, a special screening was held in Mumbai which was attended by the likes of Sonu Nigam, Gurdas Maan, Suniel Shetty, Shehnaaz Gill, Boney Kapoor and several other well-known Bollywood celebrities. Richa Chadha along with Ali…

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I tried watching this movie once before, but gave up like a minute it because it became clear that the whole thing (or at least most of it; and it was confirmed to be all of it by watching this entire mess) was going to be entirely in flashback. That's enough of a 'no thanks' to even off-set the fact that I do liked most of the songs quite a bit. Even now, the songs are pretty catchy and kind fun to listen to (watching them is much more of an eyesore; and unfortunately the song that plays in the end credits is also easily the worst of the songs, so you leave with both a headache from the movie and this overall feeling of "what the fuck" that is just amplified by the song playing as it all ends). Decided to try and get past that this time around and ... well, I succeeded in that. Not that that's a good thing.

Technically Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena was the remake of Confidence, but this movie, which came out 1 year prior, definitely stole the opening sequence of the flashback from that movie where they team up to trick someone out of his money (apparently the rest of this movie is a copy of the movie U-Turn, which I don't think I'll ever watch).

Sameera Reddy's entry scene is weird as fuck. I get she's getting a tattoo, and I've never had one, but like, why is she writhing like that? That cannot be safe, or easy to overcome if you're trying to tattoo someone. ... Sanjay Dutt seems like he's just playing the same role he was in Plan (also, a love for pointless gambles similar to his character in Luck, which arrives 5 years after this one). Except more of an ass. ... Also an ass: Aditya Pancholi. And Mahesh Manjrekar. And Koena Mitra. And Anil Kapoor. And Sameera Reddy. ... The kissing sequences are also very creepy, both a combination of the age differences between Anil/Sameera and Sanjay/Koena and Sameera/Mahesh, but also just how creepily they're portrayed/played out.

The bit where Mahesh and Sameera are each telling their version of the story (and their plan for him) is cleverly done, even if it is super creepy. And of course he's going to believe her and not him. Beyond that though, it's mostly just painful. Sanjay's character is, well, horrible; it feels like they're trying to portray him as a funny or something, but they fail mostly because, well, he's a horrible person who just goes around killing folks. At no point does it really come across as fun or entertaining. Aditya Pancholi is pretty much always a creep, and that doesn't change here. And the treatment of Sameera here by literally everyone is just ... fucking horrible. Maybe we're supposed to root for Anil & Sameera by the end of it but, quite honestly, why? There's nothing that makes them (especially him) at all redeemable - he's just the lead horrible person in a movie full of horrible folks.

It's like they just took a whole bunch of such folks and threw them together trying to make some fancy/glitzy, and instead we just get ... a lot of noise. And death.