Johnny Lever takes a dig at comedians for relying on vulgarity

Johnny Lever has voiced his concerns about the increasing vulgarity and double-meaning jokes in modern Indian comedy, attributing it to Hollywood’s influence. He challenges today’s comedians to prove their talent by creating clean, skillful humor, emphasizing the importance of family-friendly content. Lever proudly notes his daughter, Jamie Lever, continues his legacy of clean comedy.

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AI in films? Emily Blunt and others call out artificial actress Tilly Norwood’s inclusion; Creator responds

The launch of AI-generated actress Tilly Norwood has drawn significant criticism, with Emily Blunt expressing fear over its implications for human actors. However, creator Eline Van der Velden defends Norwood, asserting she is a creative tool and a piece of art, not a replacement for human talent. She likens AI to a new paintbrush, expanding…

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‘War 2’ faces backlash from inside YRF; ‘Pathaan’ AD calls it weakest spy film – Read more

Despite high anticipation, ‘War 2,’ starring Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR, faces criticism from within the Yash Raj Films’ Spy Universe. Rajvir Ashar, assistant director of Pathaan, expressed disappointment over the film’s lack of emotional depth and engaging second half. While critics and insiders voice concerns, the film is commercially successful, surpassing ‘Sikandar’ in just…

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9 signs your child is ready to study abroad: Parent’s guide to assessing readiness

With a surge in Indian students pursuing overseas education, parents face the crucial decision of readiness. Key indicators include independent academic performance, emotional stability, and the ability to make decisions. Financial literacy, effective communication, cultural acceptance, goal-oriented mindset, and self-care habits are also vital for thriving in a new environment.

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‘They’re always moaning’: Alastair Cook takes hilarious dig at bowlers after persistent ball change requests in Tests

The ongoing India-England Test series has sparked debate over the Dukes ball’s condition, with India expressing frustration during the third Test. Alastair Cook humorously noted bowlers’ tendency to blame the ball for poor performance, with Nasser Hussain also questioning India’s ball change requests in the past. As England leads 2-1, the focus shifts to the…

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