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Kirti Kulhari: OTT a safer option now ​ By IANS | ​ 13 Views Kirti Kulhari: OTT a safer option now. Image Source: IANS News Mumbai, July 6 : Actress Kirti Kulhari has wowed the audience with her work on the digital platform including "Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors", "Bard Of Blood" and "Four More Shots Please!" She was recently seen in the digitally-released film "Shaadisthan". She says the OTT space has emerged a safer option for everyone. "Theatres are very less of an option right now. People are not considering (visiting theatres). Producers and distributors themselves are no...

ARTES ESCÉNICAS A puerta cerrada: Teatro universal de la esperanza La obra marca la vuelta a la escena con uno de los textos fundamentales de la dramaturgia universal. Acertado criterio para restablecer el teatro que se impone al aislamiento Covid Ana Rivas SANTO DOMINGO, República Dominicana.-Hacer vigente el  Teatro de la Esperanza, ese que nos ofrece la vuelta al raport indefinible del actor frente al espectador, no es tarea sencilla. Ese que representa  una vuelta al hecho teatral impecable y firme que hacer arder lo escénicamente superficial que demanda simultáneamente de un hond�...

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URL copied Bored of playing white characters: Kirti Kulhari From playing a lawyer who is a single mother in "Four More Shots Please!" to a survivor of abuse in "Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors", actor Kirti Kulhari says she wants to tap into the varying degrees of complexity through her on-screen characters. The 36-year-old-actor, however, is not adverse to taking up a "white character" provided it is written well. "I want to play as complex characters as possible. I want to play dark, grey characters. I am bored of playing white characters. But if a script comes up where a wh...

Express News Service Pankaj Tripathi’s life can easily be a Bollywood film: A young man from a nondescript village in Gopalganj district, Bihar, makes it big in the Indian film industry without godfathers. In less than a decade, after his breakthrough role as Sultan Qureshi in Anurag Kashyap’s Gangs of Wasseypur, Tripathi has become a force to reckon with. Even as the industry reels under the pandemic, the actor is busy with films such as ’83, Bachchan Pandey, and Mimi, a web series. Considered one of the most accomplished actors of his generation, Tripathi is humble about his success. ...