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Bigg Boss 17 winner Munawar Faruqui has reportedly entered into a second marriage in a secret ceremony with Mehzabeen Coatwala, a makeup artist. This news has come as a surprise to his fans, who have followed his tumultuous personal life closely.
Munawar’s first marriage was with a woman named Jasmine, with whom he shares a son named Mikael. The couple married in 2017 but divorced in 2022. Munawar’s personal life first garnered significant public attention during his participation in Lock Upp Season 1, where he opened up about his relationship with Jasmine and his son. In a 2022 interview, Munawar mentioned that he was not in contact with Jasmine, except for discussions regarding their son’s expenses. He revealed on Bigg Boss 17 that Jasmine had remarried and that he had custody of Mikael.
Following his divorce, Munawar began dating Nazila Sitaishi, and they made their relationship public in 2022. However, during his time on...
Munawar’s first marriage was with a woman named Jasmine, with whom he shares a son named Mikael. The couple married in 2017 but divorced in 2022. Munawar’s personal life first garnered significant public attention during his participation in Lock Upp Season 1, where he opened up about his relationship with Jasmine and his son. In a 2022 interview, Munawar mentioned that he was not in contact with Jasmine, except for discussions regarding their son’s expenses. He revealed on Bigg Boss 17 that Jasmine had remarried and that he had custody of Mikael.
Following his divorce, Munawar began dating Nazila Sitaishi, and they made their relationship public in 2022. However, during his time on...
- 5/27/2024
- by Pooja Tiwari
- GlamSham
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A Good Family, season 1. Anna (Maria Sid) and Henrik (Samuli Edelmann). Courtesy of MHz Choice
The title of the six-episode Finnish drama, “A Good Family (Musta valo),” must have been meant ironically, since the leads may try to be one but fall well short of the goal line. Anna (Maria Sid) is a top police detective; hubby Henrik (Samuli Edelmann) is a former crime novelist who turned to teaching aspiring writers. They have two sons – adult Niko (Elias Salonen), who can’t steer clear of the “friends” who’d landed him in jail; and young Mikael (Paavo Usvola), who is adorable between panic attacks. The season covers Niko’s latest misdeed and his parents’ increasingly dubious efforts to protect him in what’s meant to be a thriller.
The handful of credited writers succeed on the suspense part. We really don’t know who will live or die; get caught...
The title of the six-episode Finnish drama, “A Good Family (Musta valo),” must have been meant ironically, since the leads may try to be one but fall well short of the goal line. Anna (Maria Sid) is a top police detective; hubby Henrik (Samuli Edelmann) is a former crime novelist who turned to teaching aspiring writers. They have two sons – adult Niko (Elias Salonen), who can’t steer clear of the “friends” who’d landed him in jail; and young Mikael (Paavo Usvola), who is adorable between panic attacks. The season covers Niko’s latest misdeed and his parents’ increasingly dubious efforts to protect him in what’s meant to be a thriller.
The handful of credited writers succeed on the suspense part. We really don’t know who will live or die; get caught...
- 2/28/2024
- by Mark Glass
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
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Dag Hammarskjöld, the second Secretary-General of the United Nations and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, died in 1961. But questions surrounding his tragic passing in a plane crash, and his sexuality, refuse to die down.
“We know who he is, but we don’t know that much about him,” says director Per Fly, now bringing “Hammarskjöld – Fight for Peace” to the International Film Festival Rotterdam. His journals “Markings,” published posthumously, provided a way in.
“There he was, this powerful man, and yet his writings deal with loneliness and sacrifice. There was a fragile poet inside of a politician.”
With Beta Cinema on board, the film was produced by Patrick Ryborn for Unlimited Stories. Variety premieres the trailer here.
According to Fly, Hammarskjöld was also a man who couldn’t afford to love.
“Dag said: ‘I am not a homosexual.’ Of course he did – otherwise, he would go to jail. One time,...
“We know who he is, but we don’t know that much about him,” says director Per Fly, now bringing “Hammarskjöld – Fight for Peace” to the International Film Festival Rotterdam. His journals “Markings,” published posthumously, provided a way in.
“There he was, this powerful man, and yet his writings deal with loneliness and sacrifice. There was a fragile poet inside of a politician.”
With Beta Cinema on board, the film was produced by Patrick Ryborn for Unlimited Stories. Variety premieres the trailer here.
According to Fly, Hammarskjöld was also a man who couldn’t afford to love.
“Dag said: ‘I am not a homosexual.’ Of course he did – otherwise, he would go to jail. One time,...
- 1/24/2024
- by Marta Balaga
- Variety Film + TV
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After a decorated career in television, The Family Plan director Simon Cellan Jones has returned to feature films for the first time in two-plus decades.
Cellan Jones’ feature career began with 2000’s Some Voices, a British drama starring a still-emerging Daniel Craig, and he soon followed that up with 2002’s The One and Only, before spending two decades in television, helming episodes of How to Make It in America, Treme, Jessica Jones, Boardwalk Empire, Ballers and Shooter. Four of the aforementioned shows were executive produced by Mark Wahlberg, and when the actor needed a filmmaker to direct March 2024’s Arthur the King during the pandemic, he gave Cellan Jones a second go-round in the feature space. The shoot went well, so well that after Cellan Jones locked picture, he quickly started prepping their current Apple TV+ release, The Family Plan.
The action-comedy centers around Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan’s characters’ suburban family,...
Cellan Jones’ feature career began with 2000’s Some Voices, a British drama starring a still-emerging Daniel Craig, and he soon followed that up with 2002’s The One and Only, before spending two decades in television, helming episodes of How to Make It in America, Treme, Jessica Jones, Boardwalk Empire, Ballers and Shooter. Four of the aforementioned shows were executive produced by Mark Wahlberg, and when the actor needed a filmmaker to direct March 2024’s Arthur the King during the pandemic, he gave Cellan Jones a second go-round in the feature space. The shoot went well, so well that after Cellan Jones locked picture, he quickly started prepping their current Apple TV+ release, The Family Plan.
The action-comedy centers around Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan’s characters’ suburban family,...
- 12/18/2023
- by Brian Davids
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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The film gods are a fickle bunch. If the flip of the coin had landed on a different outcome at various points in Hollywood history, the entire landscape of cinema as we know it could be completely changed. In fact, movie star Tom Cruise is something of a cottage industry to himself when it comes to major roles that he could've signed on for, but ended up little more than fascinating notes of trivia -- in our universe, at least. There's the infamous "Iron Man" scenario that could've seen him suit up as Tony Stark instead of Robert Downey, Jr., of course, along with the near-miss of starring in the classic "Shawshank Redemption." But there's one other little-known factoid that completes this little trilogy of alternate-history Cruise projects: one where he could've been cast as the lead of "The Mask of Zorro," incredibly enough.
Martin Campbell's beloved '90s...
Martin Campbell's beloved '90s...
- 12/11/2023
- by Jeremy Mathai
- Slash Film
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