Cillian Murphy takes a break from Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ and says he can’t wait to watch It:‘I have ROMO’

Cillian Murphy, despite his absence from Christopher Nolan’s upcoming adaptation of ‘The Odyssey,’ expresses excitement for the project and Nolan’s vision. Meanwhile, Murphy’s new film ‘Steve,’ directed by Tim Mielants, premiered at TIFF to strong reviews, showcasing his range as a reform school teacher. Critics are praising Murphy’s performance, highlighting his commitment and ability to…

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‘Overlooking each other’s history’: Jaishankar takes swipe at US, Pakistan

External affairs minister Dr S Jaishankar on Saturday criticised US–Pakistan for “overlooking each other’s history,” recalling the Abbottabad raid that killed Osama bin Laden. He again rejected claims of US mediation in the post-Operation Sindoor ceasefire, stressing it was a direct India–Pakistan deal, and warned opposition against compromising farmers’ interests or India’s strategic autonomy.

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Why sharing a room isn’t always bad and when kids truly need separate spaces

Sharing a room can foster crucial life skills like cooperation and patience, while also enhancing sibling bonds and security. However, as children grow, their need for privacy increases, especially with significant age gaps or differing personalities. Parents must observe their children’s needs and be flexible, ensuring a safe and understood environment, whether shared or separate.

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‘LAC: Battle of Galwan’ director on facing CBFC roadblocks: They asked us to remove the photos of the 20 real-life martyrs

Amidst the buzz surrounding Salman Khan’s upcoming ‘Battle of Galwan,’ another film on the same subject, ‘LAC: Battle of Galwan,’ has surfaced. Director Nitin Kumar Gupta’s film, starring Rahul Roy, faced significant hurdles with the CBFC, including requests to remove references to the actual location and reduce violence.

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