Say that I have come: Nayanthara makes Instagram debut
Actor Nayanthara on Thursday official made her debut on social media platform Instagram,
ahead of the release of her pan-India movie Jawan. In her first post on Instagram, Nayanthara shared a video of her with her two children, grooving to the Alappara Theme song from superstar Rajinikanth’s recently-released film Jailer. The actor gave a caption to the video in Tamil, “Naan vandhutaen nu sollu… (Say that I have come).” Nayanthara’s first post amassed over 4 lakh likes in three hours. In her bio, she has written, “Love Strength Peace.” In the follow-up post, the actor shared the official Hindi trailer of Jawan, in which she stars alongside superstar Shah Rukh Khan. “My First With My Favvvv @iamsrk. A lot of love, passion, and hard work has gone into making this film. Hope you like it and keep showering the love as always,” Nayanthara, 38, wrote. (PTI)
Miley Cyrus reveals music icons who treated her like ‘little sister’
Singer-songwriter Miley Cyrus has admitted a number of huge names in the world of music helped her enormously during one of her first performances. The Wrecking Ball singer, 30, opened up on her time on stage with none other than Beyonce and Rihanna, reports a website. The three performed at Fashion Rocks in 2008 and Miley has revealed how the pair treated her like their little sister during the huge performance. Sharing a clip during a recent chat on her TikTok, Miley said: “Here’s me sandwiched between Beyonce and Rihanna. What I remember most from doing this performance is I was standing in between two of the biggest legends and icons that I was looking up to at the time and they treated me like a little sister the entire time.” (IANS)
Zendaya skips Venice Film Festival due to Hollywood strikes
Actress Zendaya has decided to skip Venice Film Festival due to the Hollywood strikes. The actress was initially slated to go to the film festival to promote Luca Guadagnino’s film Challengers, which was also the movie that was supposed to open the 80th annual Venice Film Festival. Zendaya has been a supporter of the ongoing Hollywood strikes, and given her standing in Hollywood, it would have been nearly impossible for the ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ actress to make it. So instead, Venice kicked off the festival with the Italian World War II drama film ‘Comandante’, directed by Italian director Edoardo De Angelis, reports Variety. The movie is mostly set on a submarine, and ended up landing a brief 90-second standing ovation as actor Pierfrancesco Favino — who plays naval officer Salvatore Todaro — took a bow. (IANS)
Zoya Akhtar wishes The Archies cast best of luck ahead of film’s release
Director Zoya Akhtar is ready to release her latest film The Archies, and before the movie launches, she has wished the cast best of luck as this film will mark each actor’s cinematic debut. Taking to Instagram, she posted a black and white picture of the cast which includes Suhana Khan, Mihir Ahuja, Agastya Nanda, Khushi Kapoor, Vedang Raina and Aditi Dot. All the actors appeared side by side and were seen smiling, with an Archies billboard in the background in Mumbai’s Western Express Highway. She captioned the post: “Your first hoarding is up kiddos. May there be many more. May you never stop working hard and forever remain wide eyed. I wish you the world.” (IANS)