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Karan Tejpal's debut film 'Stolen' tackles themes of privilege and transformation, with wide festival acclaim and global viewership now on Prime Video.

Karan Tejpal movie Stolen of is a Story of Change

'Stolen', Karan Tejpal's film, explores social disparities and personal growth. Premiered at top festivals and now streaming, it's a testament to resilience.

Karan Tejpal's 'Stolen' explores privilege through an abduction story. Supported by industry icons, it premiered globally and reflects resilience.

Karan Tejpal had almost given up on his dream to become a director when he stumbled upon the idea of his critically-acclaimed film "Stolen", about two brothers who are forced to confront their privilege after they witness a baby being stolen from an impoverished tribal woman at a small town railway station.
The director, who worked as an assistant on films like &ldquo;3 Idiots&rdquo; and &ldquo;Delhi 6&rdquo;, said he wrote "Stolen" after he came across a video where two businessmen lost their lives in a lynching because they were mistaken as baby snatchers by the crowd. &nbsp; "Disparate worlds are always clashing and coming together and it's not something unique in itself in India. But the way we have sort of addressed it in 'Stolen' is to create a compelling story out of it, and to have that intersection kind of take our privileged characters to a place where they have a transformation," Tejpal told PTI in a virtual interview.
"We never set out with this idea that we are telling some really unique story about this intersection. But the idea was to tell an honest story about it, which compels you to think about these intersections." After its premiere at the Venice Film Festival, "Stolen" travelled to many international festivals like BFI London, and the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) Produced and co-written by Gaurav Dhingra of Jungle Book Studio, the film features Abhishek Banerjee and Shubham as two brothers and Mia Maelzer as the tribal woman. Harish Khanna and Sahidur Rahaman also star in key roles. The movie released on Prime Video earlier this month.
Tejpal said his personal motto while making a movie is to find the "heart of the story".
"If filmmakers do not find their heart within a story and they don't find that personal link to a story, then that story is never going to have any potency. For me, this project, or for any in the future, I think the hardest part is finding the heart of that story." Banerjee, who plays sheltered rich brat Gautam Bansal in the movie, said his motivations to do the film were simple: he wanted to be part of an action drama.
&ldquo;I really love the action genre and just wanted to have fun on the set without thinking much... Both Karan and Gaurav had designed the film so well that you could see the film even when they were giving the narration,&rdquo; he said.
He, however, said being on the "Stolen" set felt like being in a proper acting college.
&ldquo;This was the most planned film I've ever shot. Not a single minute was wasted. If we are on set, we are doing something productive. And if we are not on set, then still, we are doing something productive, either rehearsing or writing,&rdquo; he added.
Shubham, who graduated from the Film and Television Institute of India and co-wrote the critically-acclaimed "Eeb Allay Ooo!" with Prateek Vats, said he also loved that the movie was rooted in the action genre.
Shubham's Raman is the empathetic brother who ropes in a reluctant Guatam to help the woman, Jhumpa Mahato, in her perilous journey into the heartland to find her missing baby.
The actor said he was initially worried about coming off as a boring character. "I decided that instead of concentrating on the morality part of it, I would focus on my relationship with my brother? How are my decisions being taken because of my brother? Sometimes these are very complicated, detailed things like if he's saying tea, I will say coffee. It is just that toxic brother relationship, which sometimes leads to problems,&rdquo; he added.
Melzer said she wanted her portrayal of Jhumpa to be relevant to the real mothers.
"At no point should it come across as if I am trying to enact it. This kind of pain cannot be acted on, that's what I feel. I tried to use my craft to go as close as possible to this feeling and maybe our film did justice to the story. The material, the films Karan gave me to watch and study and the research brought me closer to the role,&rdquo; she added.
Tejpal admitted that "Stolen" was a difficult film to make though it has found a lot of support from within the industry with filmmakers like Anurag Kashyap, Vikramaditya Motwane, Kiran Rao and Nikhil Advani boarding it as executive producers.
Dhingra said when Tejpal showed him the video, he felt scared and they decided to work on the movie together. Initially, he said, the director wanted to shoot the movie in Maharashtra but they eventually decided Pushkar in Rajasthan would be more suited.
"The pandemic delayed our film and many on the team fell sick during the shooting but once it was over and the film premiered in Venice, it was like a bullet train and there was no looking back," Dhingra said.
Tejpal also looks back at the experience with a lot of gratitude.
"Making a first film for any filmmaker is an uphill battle. It is something that we all have to fight. Prior to 'Stolen', I had been fighting that fight for a long time, very unsuccessfully, in fact. And just before 'Stolen', I had kind of given up on this (direction) thing. I thought I would give up and become a writer and then the film happened very organically," he said.
"I've been blessed on this journey along the way as the film has given back to me 500 times what I could have ever expected or even imagined."

Kamal Haasan's 'Thug Life' debuts with excitement. Despite a Karnataka ban due to language remarks, fans celebrate passionately.

Kamal Haasans Thug Life Launch Buzz

Amidst excitement and controversy, Kamal Haasan's 'Thug Life' releases. Fans celebrate grandly despite a Karnataka ban.

'Thug Life', Kamal Haasan's 234th film with Mani Ratnam, debuts amidst excitement and controversy, facing a ban in Karnataka.

"Thug Life", superstar Kamal Haasan's 234th movie, released in cinema halls across the country on Thursday and with much fanfare in his home state Tamil Nadu where fans queued up outside several theatres to catch the first show.
The Tamil movie, which reunites the 70-year-old actor with filmmaker Mani Ratnam after 1987's "Nayakan", could not be released in Karnataka after Haasan's comments about Kannada language sparked a major controversy. It was also released in Telugu, Hindi and Malayalam.
In Tamil Nadu, the film's shows started at 9 am. Outside Chennai's Rohini Theatre, the excitement was visible as crowds gathered for the first day, first show of the film.
The venue was adorned with posters and cutouts of the movie and its stars, including Kamal Haasan, Silambarasan TR, and Trisha.
Many fans burst firecrackers, cut cakes and danced in the theatre premises. Some hysterical fans popped open beer bottles and poured the beverage on giant cutouts of their beloved stars.
In the wake of a stampede in Bengaluru during IPL team Royal Challengers Bengaluru's celebrations on Wednesday, authorities deployed significant police presence at key cinema halls across Tamil Nadu.
The beefed up security arrangement played spoilsport to some of these celebrations.
"We were excited for the movie. We had planned to celebrate in a grand way but the government has not given us permission for it considering law and order issues. Hence we are a little disappointed," said one of the fans.
Another fan said, "There is too much expectation from the movie. We have planned many things but the permission was not granted. Despite that we are excited and celebrating. The movie is definitely coming out well." Celebratory scenes also played out in Coimbatore where fans welcomed the arrival of Haasan's new movie in style. Musical instruments, including the Sendai Melam, were played to uplift the crowd&rsquo;s spirits. The sound of drums echoed outside Archana Theatre in the flower market area.
"I have always been a great fan of Kamal Haasan. His film releases are like festivals for us. We are sure about the success of the film," said a cinephile who came to watch the movie.
The movie was also set to premiere in Karnataka but its release in the state was cancelled after Haasan's controversial "Kannada was born out of Tamil" remark.
Several fans from Bengaluru city and suburbs went to Hosur, a distance of about 42 km, to watch the movie, according to many social media posts.
Industry tracker Sacnilk said the movie has earned Rs 6.16 crore in advance bookings on Wednesday. Over 3.5 lakh tickets were sold across 11,357 shows.
Gautam Dutta, CEO- Revenue &amp; Operations, PVR INOX Ltd, said the film has been received well by the audiences, especially in Tamil Nadu.
&ldquo;Tamil Nadu is showing excellent numbers with 60-65 per cent occupancy already. Other South regions are also performing strongly. We&rsquo;re also seeing a steady rise in the North, driven by positive word of mouth.
"The film is generating strong buzz, and we expect high footfalls throughout the opening weekend. Thug Life is clearly connecting with audiences, and we&rsquo;re excited to see how it continues to grow," Dutta said in a statement.
The reviews from both fans and the critics, however, have been polarising.
One fan, who watched the movie in Mumbai, found it to be "amazing".
"The direction is so good and the ending is good. Kamal Hassan is an amazing actor... I got to watch a good film after a long time," the fan said.
For another fan in Mumbai, the movie didn't live up to the expectations.
"There is not much in the film, just a lot of fighting and enmity with each other. This kind of movie cannot run. Kamal Hassan's acting is very good. He is the hero, his acting is best. And the acting of the one along with him is also good," the fan added.
"Thug Life" is jointly produced by Udhayanidhi Stalin&rsquo;s Red Giant Movies, Haasan's Raaj Kamal Films International and Ratnam&rsquo;s Madras Talkies.

Akshay Kumar addresses Jaya Bachchan's criticism of his film Toilet: Ek Prem Katha. Despite the title's disapproval, the film is known for its social message. Akshay focuses on his new project, Kesari: Chapter 2, releasing April 18.

Akshay Kumar on Jaya Bachchan's Criticism of Film

Akshay Kumar graciously responds to Jaya Bachchan's critique of Toilet: Ek Prem Katha's title. As anticipation builds for Kesari: Chapter 2's release on April 18, Kumar remains focused on delivering impactful narratives.

Akshay Kumar addresses Jaya Bachchan's criticism of his film Toilet: Ek Prem Katha

Akshay Kumar addressed Jaya Bachchan's criticism of his film's title with grace. Despite her comments, Toilet: Ek Prem Katha is celebrated for its social message. The upcoming Kesari: Chapter 2 promises a gripping portrayal of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.

At a recent press meet for his upcoming film Kesari: Chapter 2 in Mumbai, Bollywood star Akshay Kumar addressed some unexpected criticism from veteran actress Jaya Bachchan regarding his previous film, Toilet: Ek Prem Katha.
When a journalist mentioned that Jaya Bachchan had disapproved of the film's title, Akshay responded with characteristic grace, saying, "If she has said so, she is right. If I had made a mistake by making such a film, she might be right."
Jaya Bachchan's comments came during her recent appearance at the India TV Conclave. She questioned the film's title, expressing strong reservations and even indirectly labeling it a "flop." Bachchan commented, "Just look at the title of the film; I would never go to watch a film with such a name. Yeh, koi naam hai? [Is that really a name?]" She then engaged the audience, asking how many would watch a film with such a title, noting with a touch of humor that only a few hands were raised: "Among so many people, hardly four want to watch the film; it's very sad. Yeh toh flop hai. [It is a flop.]"
Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, despite its unusual title, is renowned for its quirky love story packed with a strong social message. The film narrates the story of Keshav (Akshay Kumar), a small-town man who struggles to win back his wife Jaya (Bhumi Pednekar) after she leaves him due to the absence of a toilet in their home.
The film highlights Keshav's fight against outdated traditions and societal norms to build a toilet.
Aside from Akshay Kumar and Bhumi Pednekar, the film also features prominent actors such as Anupam Kher, Divyenndu, Sudhir Pandey, and Ayesha Raza Mishra.
Turning to Akshay Kumar's upcoming project, Kesari: Chapter 2, the film draws inspiration from Raghu Palat and Pushpa Palat's book, The Case That Shook The Empire.
It delves into the untold story of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, focusing on the pursuit of justice led by C Sankaran Nair, a distinguished lawyer and former President of the Indian National Congress.
Kesari: Chapter 2 is scheduled for release on April 18, promising a gripping depiction of a pivotal moment in India's struggle for independence.

'Ground Zero' unveils a gripping story in Kashmir's 2000s backdrop. Emraan Hashmi impresses as a BSF officer in this intense film exploring peace and violence. With an April release, it's set to inspire dialogue.

Emraan Hashmi's 'Ground Zero' Kashmir Thriller

'Ground Zero' stars Emraan Hashmi in a gripping role as a BSF officer in unrest-filled Kashmir. Unveiling in April, the film explores peace vs. violence, showcasing a blend of high-stakes operations and heartening missions.

'Ground Zero' unveils a gripping story in Kashmir's 2000s backdrop

'Ground Zero' stars Emraan Hashmi as a BSF officer tackling terrorism in 2000s Kashmir. The narrative explores the battle against violence versus peace. Directed by Tejas Prabha Vijay Deoskar, it features a talented ensemble cast.

The highly anticipated trailer for Emraan Hashmi's upcoming film *Ground Zero* has been released, offering a gripping glimpse into a tense narrative set in the Kashmir Valley of the 2000s.
Hashmi takes on the role of BSF officer Narendra Nath Dubey, who spearheads a pivotal operation culminating in the takedown of the notorious terrorist mastermind, Ghazi Baba.
Opening with a harrowing scene of terrorists targeting BSF soldiers, the trailer sets the stage for mounting tensions within the valley. Following the loss of 60-70 soldiers in rapid succession, Hashmi's character, hailed by a superior officer as their best, is introduced. Unlike typical tales centered around counterterrorism, 'Ground Zero' distinguishes itself with Hashmi's portrayal of Dubey, a man determined to shift the mindset of the region's youth, aiming to replace violence with creativity, and paintbrushes with pistols.
However, when Officer Dubey suddenly calls for a "prahar" (attack), it becomes evident that systemic issues are at play.
The trailer raises poignant questions: Can Dubey accomplish his mission of change without resorting to violence?
Farhan Akhtar, in sharing the trailer, encapsulates the film's essence: "A faceless enemy, a fearless officer. The hunt begins."
Directed by Tejas Prabha Vijay Deoskar, 'Ground Zero' draws inspiration from real events. Alongside Hashmi, the film boasts a talented ensemble cast including Sai Tamhankar, Zoya Hussain, Mukesh Tiwari, Deepak Parmesh, Lalit Prabhakar, Rockey Raina, and Rahul Vohra.
Produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar under Excel Entertainment, 'Ground Zero' is set to hit theaters on April 25. This powerful narrative promises to deliver more than just action, aiming to provoke thought and discussion.

Randeep Hooda joins forces with Sunny Deol in 'Jaat', embracing his role as Ranatunga, the antagonist. Directed by Gopichand Malineni, the film promises intense action and an epic hero-villain clash.

Randeep Hooda's Antagonist Role in 'Jaat'

Randeep Hooda stars as the formidable villain Ranatunga alongside Sunny Deol's heroic Jaat in 'Jaat'. Directed by Gopichand Malineni, the film promises intense action and emotional depth.

Randeep Hooda reluctantly embraces antagonist role in 'Jaat'

Randeep Hooda stars as antagonist Ranatunga in 'Jaat', opposite Sunny Deol's heroic Jaat, under Gopichand Malineni's direction, featuring intense action and emotional depth.

Randeep Hooda tentatively embraced the role of the antagonist in the forthcoming action film 'Jaat', where he stars opposite the iconic Sunny Deol. Initially hesitant, Hooda was approached to portray Ranatunga&mdash;a character far removed from the titular ethnic alignment, a Jaat, which Deol embodies.&nbsp;
An industry insider divulged that Hooda's initial reluctance was soon swayed by the infectious enthusiasm of director Gopichand Malineni during a detailed screenplay presentation. Malineni's persuasive narrative and the opportunity to pit his craft against Sunny Deol's formidable screen presence ultimately convinced Hooda to seize the villainous mantle.
The film's intensity was further evidenced on March 25, when the gripping trailer dropped on social media platforms, igniting audience anticipation. The teaser offers a preview of the fierce on-screen rivalry between Deol and Hooda, underscored by power-packed action, dramatic tension, and emotional undertones central to the film's plot.
Randeep Hooda's portrayal of Ranatunga promises a chilling depiction of evil, commanding fearlessness and ruthlessness, intent on crushing any who dare to oppose him. This formidable character stands in stark contrast to Sunny Deol&rsquo;s valiant Jaat, setting the stage for an epic confrontation.
'Jaat' also serves as the inaugural collaboration between Deol and Hooda, under Malineni's direction, featuring a robust ensemble cast including Vineet Kumar Singh, Saiyami Kher, and Regina Cassandra in critical roles. The film is slated for a theatrical release on April 10, 2025.
Reflecting on his involvement, Sunny Deol shared his enthusiasm and a behind-the-scenes anecdote: &ldquo;The journey of this film traces back to the buzz of 'Gadar 2'. Eager to launch into this exciting venture, we ultimately landed on Gopichand. It was a meeting in Goa where he was to direct me in another project, 'Sorry Bol'. Yet, the manner in which he engrossed me into 'Jaat' was compelling. This blend of mutual passion gave birth to what promises to be an exhilarating film.&rdquo;
Fans eagerly await this thrilling cinematic duel between Deol's heroism and Hooda's villainy, set against a backdrop of intense action and dramatic storytelling.

Hollywood star Tom Cruise has performed several deadly stunts on Earth, and now he is all set to head to space for his forthcoming film. As per reports, the actor has teamed up with &lsquo;The Bourne Identity director&rsquo; Doug Liman for a project that involves filming in space.
The duo has approached the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group (UFEG) for this movie and to perform the stunt in International Space Station. The news has been confirmed by Dame Donna Langley, the chairwoman of Universal Studios to the BBC.
&nbsp;If this plan goes well, Tom would be the first celebrity in the history to film a sequence on the International Space Station. Recently, a clip of unreleased footage from Tom Cruise&rsquo;s movie &lsquo;Top Gun: Maverick&rsquo; went viral in which he is seen standing on the biplane, only holding a rig and speaking to the camera.
On the work front, 'Top Gun: Maverick' is Tom Cruise&rsquo;s most successful movie of his career. The film earned more than $1.4 billion at the box office. He'll next feature in &lsquo;Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning - Part One and Two&rsquo;.&nbsp;
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Tom Cruise's next mission is to shoot in space; talks are on with studio

Actor Tom cruise is planning to shoot a sequence in space for an upcoming film

Tom cruise plans to shoot a sequence in space for his upcoming film with Doug Liman

Hollywood star Tom Cruise has performed several deadly stunts on Earth, and now he is all set to head to space for his forthcoming film. As per reports, the actor has teamed up with &lsquo;The Bourne Identity director&rsquo; Doug Liman for a project that involves filming in space.
The duo has approached the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group (UFEG) for this movie and to perform the stunt in International Space Station. The news has been confirmed by Dame Donna Langley, the chairwoman of Universal Studios to the BBC.
&nbsp;If this plan goes well, Tom would be the first celebrity in the history to film a sequence on the International Space Station. Recently, a clip of unreleased footage from Tom Cruise&rsquo;s movie &lsquo;Top Gun: Maverick&rsquo; went viral in which he is seen standing on the biplane, only holding a rig and speaking to the camera.
On the work front, 'Top Gun: Maverick' is Tom Cruise&rsquo;s most successful movie of his career. The film earned more than $1.4 billion at the box office. He'll next feature in &lsquo;Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning - Part One and Two&rsquo;.&nbsp;
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Actor Rhea&nbsp;Chakraborty&nbsp;is reportedly looking for projects in Hyderabad after unable to get work in&nbsp;Bollywood. Reports are the actor&nbsp;seems to be trying her best to get her life back to normal and has been knocking on every door she can to ask for work. Rhea is yet&nbsp;to confirm her next project. Rhea was arrested last year in a drug case related to actor&nbsp;Sushant Singh Rajput&rsquo;s death.&nbsp;

Rhea Chakraborty goes to Hyderabad to look for work: reports 

Rhea Chakraborty goes to Hyderabad to look for work
Rhea unable to get work in Bollywood
Actor is reportedly looking for work down south&nbsp;
Rhea yet to confirm her next project

Actor Rhea&nbsp;Chakraborty&nbsp;is reportedly looking for projects down south after being unable to get work in&nbsp;Bollywood. The actress had been in Hyderabad for the past few days seeking work.&nbsp;Reports are the actor&nbsp;seems to be trying her best to get her life back to normal and has been knocking on every door she can, asking for work. Rhea is yet&nbsp;to confirm her next project. Rhea was arrested last year in a drug case related to actor&nbsp;Sushant Singh Rajput&rsquo;s death.&nbsp;

Trust Netflix to bring you some thought provoking food shows! Here's a list to change your life! First up is Forks over knives. It propagates veganism. "You are what you eat" perfectly summaries the food documentary! Next up is Raja Rasoi aur anya Kahaniyan. It traces the grandeur of India's culinary traditions among the royalty. And lastly, Itihaas ki thali se narrates the history of India's diverse cuisines and how regional staple foods originated. 

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