Maria Sultan

9 hours ago | fandomwire.com | Maria Sultan |Arijit Saha

Netflix’s roster is about to get a lot more chilling as the streaming giant is all set to bring back Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy’s Red Eye. A psychological thriller directed by Wes Craven, the 2005 flick is a masterclass in suspense. A long-overlooked but never forgotten film, the streaming giant’s decision to lean into a character-driven gem that proves suspense doesn’t need spectacle is being appreciated by fans.

11 hours ago | fandomwire.com | Maria Sultan |Utkarsh Tiwari

Watching Julia Garner’s Inventing Anna (2022) on Netflix, it is hard not to think of Jennifer Lopez’s Hustlers (2019). Both based on true stories and sharing themes, the series and the film also share a connection that many people are unaware of. Both projects are actually rooted in journalist Jessica Pressler’s work, sharing stories of deception and ambition.

12 hours ago | fandomwire.com | Maria Sultan |Nikita Mahamana

Priyanka Chopra Jonas, the global star, has carved a remarkable career path in the film industry. Seamlessly having transitioned from Bollywood stardom to becoming a trailblazer in Hollywood, the actress is known best for her dynamic performances and diverse roles across genres. From playing the ideal, dreamy romantic lead to being an action star, Chopra can do pretty much everything when she is not setting the lighting up red carpets with her jaw-dropping looks.

22 hours ago | fandomwire.com | Maria Sultan |Anusha Sanyal

There is something magnetic about the summer, and ours is about to get a lot more exciting, seeing that the third season of The Summer I Turned Pretty is about to release. Based on Jenny Han’s beloved YA trilogy, it captures that magic with more than just sand and sea. At the heart of this tender, sun-drenched story is a girl named Belly, torn between two brothers and the weight of growing up.

23 hours ago | fandomwire.com | Maria Sultan |Arijit Saha

The Sopranos is one of the greatest television shows ever. But one series starring Wendell Pierce as the iconic Detective Bunk Moreland, The Wire, is not far behind, and in fact ranks higher than the mob drama on Rotten Tomatoes. Set in Baltimore, this HBO drama also hides a surprising cameo that many may have forgotten.