Kshitij Rawat
Editor at WION News
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2 weeks ago |
prestigeonline.com | Kshitij Rawat
The Best Movies and TV Shows Featuring Adolescence Star Stephen Graham If you saw English actor Stephen Graham in the new Netflix miniseries Adolescence and thought something akin to, “What a fantastic actor!”, I have news for you. You see, he has been an accomplished and acclaimed actor for more than three decades. It is another matter that he is only now getting his much-deserved spot in the mainstream.
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3 weeks ago |
prestigeonline.com | Kshitij Rawat
Hooked on Adolescence? Here are 7 crime drama shows you’ll love Adolescence, a new British crime drama series on Netflix, has taken the world by storm. If you watched it and want something similar, we have a few excellent options. Here are 7 great crime drama shows like Adolescence you can watch right away.
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1 month ago |
prestigeonline.com | Kshitij Rawat
There’s something about adolescence — both the word and the state of being — that feels like a slow-motion car crash. It’s messy and chaotic, veering between innocence and something far more unsettling. Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham’s Netflix series Adolescence takes that idea and runs with it, then stops abruptly to let us watch the wreckage smoulder. If you have been equally fascinated with this show, let’s dive into the ending of the Adolescence series, cast, review, and more.
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1 month ago |
prestigeonline.com | Kshitij Rawat
There’s something about adolescence — both the word and the state of being — that feels like a slow-motion car crash. Veering between innocence and something far more unsettling, it is messy and chaotic. Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham’s Netflix series Adolescence takes that idea and runs with it, then stops abruptly to let us watch the wreckage smoulder. Let’s dive into the ending of Adolescence series, cast, review, and more.
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1 month ago |
travelandleisureasia.com | Kshitij Rawat
There is something utterly magical about iftar in Delhi. Most probably, it is the smell of sizzling kebabs creeping through the serpentine streets of Old Delhi; or it may be collective happiness while breaking the fast and sharing dates, biryani, samosas, and even the last piece of shahi tukda if they are generous enough with it (not very probable, but one can hope, can’t one?). Or perhaps it is just the pure drama — the sun setting and the crazy rush for food that follows.
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