Actor Akshaye Khanna, who plays a crucial role in the movie, The Accidental Prime Minister, sees the reactions as a debate and not a controversy.

Asked about the response to the trailer and the controversy around it, Khanna said, “This is the first time that a film is made on a politician of recent times, taking the real name, and (showcasing) all the real incidents that are very much in the public domain and vividly remembered by the people. Of course, people will have their opinion and they must express them in all the mediums. I do not think these events as controversy. We are living in a democratic country.”

‘Alia (Bhatt) has evolved as a person far beyond her age. She is on her way to greatness. She was really brilliant in Raazi. I have been an admirer of her work and craft ever since Highway. I did some ads with her before and she has lovely energy. But after working with her on, Gully Boy, I realised what a powerhouse of talent she is.’

—Ranveer Singh

Actor Arjun Kapoor is taking horse riding lessons to prep for his forthcoming period drama Panipat and says the process of learning has been therapeutic and empowering.

Arjun posted on social media, “New year, new learnings… so the last whole month of 2018 went in enjoying the company of an animal, mother nature and sunrises… as I gear up to restart shooting for Panipat, I feel privileged to be able to learn this beautiful art of becoming one with this most glorious animal.”

‘Want to create a song for everyone’

Latin Grammy Award-winner J Balvin, who reached global popularity with the number Mi Gente, says he wanted to create a song for everyone and at the same time wanted to bring Latin culture to a wider audience.

Talking about Mi Gente which resonated among many, Balvin said, “First-off, I will be forever grateful to Willy William, for creating a beat that I instantly connected with and I knew would captivate the world.”

The X hitmaker added that he wanted to create “a song for everyone. A song everyone in the world could vibe with and dance to, and in the process bringing Latin music and Latin culture to a wider audience.”

Writer: Team Viva

Source: The Pioneer

Actor Akshaye Khanna, who plays a crucial role in the movie, The Accidental Prime Minister, sees the reactions as a debate and not a controversy.

Asked about the response to the trailer and the controversy around it, Khanna said, “This is the first time that a film is made on a politician of recent times, taking the real name, and (showcasing) all the real incidents that are very much in the public domain and vividly remembered by the people. Of course, people will have their opinion and they must express them in all the mediums. I do not think these events as controversy. We are living in a democratic country.”

‘Alia (Bhatt) has evolved as a person far beyond her age. She is on her way to greatness. She was really brilliant in Raazi. I have been an admirer of her work and craft ever since Highway. I did some ads with her before and she has lovely energy. But after working with her on, Gully Boy, I realised what a powerhouse of talent she is.’

—Ranveer Singh

Actor Arjun Kapoor is taking horse riding lessons to prep for his forthcoming period drama Panipat and says the process of learning has been therapeutic and empowering.

Arjun posted on social media, “New year, new learnings… so the last whole month of 2018 went in enjoying the company of an animal, mother nature and sunrises… as I gear up to restart shooting for Panipat, I feel privileged to be able to learn this beautiful art of becoming one with this most glorious animal.”

‘Want to create a song for everyone’

Latin Grammy Award-winner J Balvin, who reached global popularity with the number Mi Gente, says he wanted to create a song for everyone and at the same time wanted to bring Latin culture to a wider audience.

Talking about Mi Gente which resonated among many, Balvin said, “First-off, I will be forever grateful to Willy William, for creating a beat that I instantly connected with and I knew would captivate the world.”

The X hitmaker added that he wanted to create “a song for everyone. A song everyone in the world could vibe with and dance to, and in the process bringing Latin music and Latin culture to a wider audience.”

Writer: Team Viva

Source: The Pioneer