Asjad Nazir
Entertainment Editor at Eastern Eye
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Eastern Eye arts entertainment editor. Writer whose work has been covered by over 600 media globally. Longest running double-page newspaper column globally.
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2 weeks ago |
easterneye.biz | Asjad Nazir
Whether taking long breaks or making unpredictable choices, Chitrangda Singh has always followed her own rhythm in a notoriously fast-paced film industry. The ever-graceful actress adds fresh chapters to her cinematic journey with two dramatically different projects. Just a week ago, she made a splash on the big screen in the mega-budget comedy multistarrer Housefull 5, part of a popular franchise.
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2 weeks ago |
easterneye.biz | Asjad Nazir
When Yung Sammy arrived in India from Nigeria as a 12-year-old, he would not have expected to redefine hip hop in the country, but that is exactly what has happened. The son of a Nigerian priest went from being an outsider, who learned to speak Hindi, Punjabi, Haryanvi and Gujarati, to becoming a popular rapper.
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3 weeks ago |
easterneye.biz | Asjad Nazir
Aamir Khan returns to the big screen this month in Sitare Zameen Par, a heart-warming Bollywood remake of the Spanish comedy-drama Campiones. He plays a disgraced basketball coach who takes on an unexpected challenge with a team of individuals with special needs. Sporting a look unlike any from the past decade, the film – due out on 20 June – adds to the many transformations he has embraced over his career, from shifting hairstyles to dramatic facial hair.
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3 weeks ago |
easterneye.biz | Asjad Nazir
In an industry long considered the domain of men and machines, Ritika Jatin Ahuja is rewriting the rules – at full throttle. As the founder of Queen’s Drive Club, India’s first all-women supercar collective, Ahuja is on a mission to change how females are seen in the automotive world. What began as a personal love for driving has blossomed into a nationwide movement, connecting women who share a passion for power, performance and the open road.
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3 weeks ago |
easterneye.biz | Asjad Nazir
Whether it is dud decisions, awful acting, nepotism, terrible writing, sloppy direction, an actor in his late 50s playing a hero in his 20s, or misguided marketing, there is a lot that can be logically blamed for a Bollywood film flopping. But in Hindi cinema – where logic is often missing – many in the industry still believe the spelling of titles and star names can determine a film’s fate. Yes, you read that correctly. They think a few extra letters can magically make all the difference.
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