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Ram Gopal Varma’s Explosive Review for 'Kantara: Chapter 1': "All Filmmakers in India Should Feel Ashamed" Renowned filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has offered an over-the-top, yet overwhelmingly positive, review for Rishab Shetty's magnum opus, 'Kantara: Chapter 1'. His critique, shared on social media platform X, was not just high praise for the prequel but also a stunningly frank take on the state of Indian cinema, urging other directors to feel a sense of 'shame' over their own efforts. 'KANTAAAARRRAAA is FANTAAASTICCCC' Varma's initial reaction was a massive salute to the technical prowess of the film. He called the movie "FANTAAASTICCCC" and directly addressed the larger film fraternity in India. Related Stories: Rishab Shetty’s ₹12 Crore Udupi Mansion: Where Coa... Hollywood Stunt Director Todor Lazarov Hails Rishab... Rukmini Vasanth of Kantara: Chapter 1- The Rising ... Box Office Tsunami: 'Kantara Chapter 1' Delive...

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has lauded Aamir Khan’s Dangal saying unlike other superstars, his films don’t make India “look like a regressive country.” Varma, who has directed Aamir in Rangeela, took to Twitter to rant about how other superstars in the country don’t look beyond wanting to look forever young in films. He praised Aamir, in a series of tweets, for not hesitating to play a father of two grown up daughters in the sports drama which is based on the life of Mahavir Singh Phogat and his wrestler daughters. The director said he is impressed to see how Aamir does not think the audience to be dumb and respects their intelligence. Taking a jibe at other Khans of the film industry, Varma wrote, “Aamir Khan’s films force the world to take India seriously and the other Khan’s films make India look like a regressive country,” he added. “Which star of Bollywood since Alam Ara would have taken a decision of putting on weight to look like a father of grown up daughters...

Nathalia Kaur Promotes Department: Ram Gopal Varma's latest muse Nathalia Kaur gets sizzling at a promotional event for the upcoming film Department. She makes her Bollywood debut in Department with the item song Dan Dan Cheeni. Click Here For Video of the Song >> At the event, Ram Gopal Varma revealed: “I am making an action love story with Nathalia and Rana Daggubati... And, of course, if I take Nathalia, I have to do justice to her beauty and glamour, which will be a considerable part of it.” Nathalia Kaur also interacted with the media and said: “I belong to India completely! I live here, and love the country, and I love the people, and I love working here! That is what makes me complete.” Below are images of the bold beauty shaking a leg and a lot more as Cheeni during a promotional event Pictures of Nathalia Kaur at the launch of her item song, Dan Dan from RGV's Department. Click Here For More Bollywood News >>

A sizzling schemer and a worried widow — with roles as diverse as chalk and cheese — Urmila Matondkar is ready for her second spell While every other B-Town beauty is opting for a sizzling avatar these days, no one can deny that Urmila Matondkar still remains the original oomph gal. The Marathi mulgi who set the screen on fire in Rangeela has gone ahead to prove that she ain't all about skin. With author backed roles in Satya, Kaun, Bhoot, Pinjar and Maine Gandhi Ko Nahi Maraa, Urmila has proved her histrionics time and again. A few of the Bolly actresses who believe in being versatile, Urmi has flirted with music, television and painting. A multi faceted personality in the true sense, the actress is now back to cast her spell on the big screen. With her films Karzzzz and EMI ready for release, we got chatty with apni Oomphmati. Read on. Of late, you have been lying low. That's the question asked only in India. It's silly to answer that. Your fans, too, feel the same. That...