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“He would be great. He’s a good variant I think,” the Loki actor told Bollywood Hungama. Tom had previously spoken about watching Devdas in the UK and said that he found it “extraordinary”. He told NDTV, “I remember it was quite a long time ago now. I remember going to see Devdas. I mean that’s quite an old film. I remember going to see that at my local cinema, and it was such an extraordinary experience. I would say I have never seen anything like that. So, yeah I remember that very much.”

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The order was pronounced on May 28 after being reserved earlier in the month by a single-judge bench of Justice M Nagaprasanna.

Death on the Nile, Branagh’s follow-up to the 2017 hit Murder on the Orient Express, led all films with $12.8 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday. Produced under 20th Century Fox before its acquisition by the Walt Disney Co., Death on the Nile had been delayed by the pandemic and by scandal that engulfed one of its stars, Armie Hammer.

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He goes on to add: “Of course I’m a sprinter. All Usain Bolt will be seeing is a lot of dust and the Universe Boss just going down the stretch.”

The box office success of her latest release “Crew” is a sign that there is no gender bias today, says actor Kareena Kapoor Khan, who is happy the heist comedy has “broken barriers” when it comes to films fronted by women. “Crew”, also starring Tabu and Kriti Sanon, revolves around three air hostesses, who work for an airline that goes bankrupt, and decide to take control of their fate. Directed by Rajesh A Krishnan, the movie hit the screens on March 29 and has grossed over Rs 150 crore at the ticket window.