Harshvardhan kapoor

‘Thar’, starring his famous father Anil Kapoor, is a Western set in the arid landscapes of Rajasthan and jumps to the familiar beats of crime, retribution, and moral bankruptcy. Harshvardhan plays an antique dealer who seems to have a lot to hide, while his father plays a cop investigating a gruesome murder in the dusty hole of a town. I have been very open to genres. With ‘AK Vs AK’, it was a meta-comedy, with ‘Bhavesh Joshi’ it was a superhero vigilante drama and we turned that genre on its head. With ‘Ray’ — in the anthology ‘Spotlight’ — we did a dark comedy that was a social commentary on organised religion and celebrity culture. My first film ‘Mirziya’ was a romantic musical that was different from the traditional Bollywood musicals. ‘Thar’ is following those templates where stories are India but it’s told in a global way and our performances are more nuanced, layered, and real as opposed to being larger-than-life. And, that’s precisely what drew me to this particular film. For me, it’s all about how good the writing is and how unique the vision. I don’t want any of my work to be fabricated or a replica of something that’s repackaged or rehashed. I want my films to offer something new, whether it’s good or bad. Look at any of my four films that I have done in the past, every film has been unique and a daring piece of work. ‘Thar’ is unique and daring. ‘Thar’ is a film about men doing extreme things, but the women have a key part to play in it too. Fatima’s [Sana Shei...

An entire era of Hollywood has been defined by the Western, with movies like “The Treasure of Sierra Madre (1948)”, “Rio Bravo (1959)”, “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966)”, and more. Post the release of “Heaven’s Gate (1980),” although the genre witnessed a significant decline, the Coen Brothers, Taylor Sheridan, Clint Eastwood, and Quentin Tarantino helped it metamorphose into the Neo-Western. Bollywood’s story is a little different. It’s true that there have been some “classic” Westerns in the form of “Khote Sikkay (1974)”, “Sholay (1975)”, “Pratiggya (1975)”, etc. But the genre didn’t quite recover after “China Gate (1998)”. Now, films like “Paan Singh Tomar (2010)” and “Sonchiriya (2019)” have shown the way towards growing the Neo-Western genre in our backyard. And “Thar (2022)” is a much-needed step in that direction. Written and directed by Raj Singh Chaudhary, with dialogues by Anurag Kashyap, “Thar” opens in 1985 in Munabao, Rajasthan, with the brutal murder of a man named Suwa (Akkshay Gunaawat). The scene then shifts to the night before Babita’s (Anushka Sharma) wedding, where her family is shot up by a dacoit named Hanif Khan (Rahul Singh), and the things she needed to pay as dowry are stolen. This brings Inspector Surekha (Anil Kapoor) and his right-hand man, Bhure (Satish Kaushik), into the picture. While they investigate the murder and the looting, a mysterious man from the city, Siddharth (Harshvardhan Kapoor), arrives looking for three men to help him ...

• • • • Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are together, says Harshvardhan Kapoor Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are together, says Harshvardhan Kapoor In a recent interview, Harshvardhan Kapoor revealed that Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are indeed dating. The couple has stayed mum about their relationship. Actors Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal have been rumoured to be dating for a couple of years now but the two have maintained silence about the relationship thus far but now, actor In an interview with Zoom, Kapoor was asked about a rumoured relationship in Bollywood that is real, to which he said, “Vicky and Katrina are together, that’s true. Am I going to get in trouble for saying this? I don’t know. I think they’re quite open about it.” Vicky and Katrina have stayed mum about the rumoured relationship. In April 2021, Vicky Kaushal tested positive for Click here for more “In spite of all care and precautions, unfortunately, I have tested positive for COVID-19. Following all essential protocols, I am under home quarantine, taking medication as prescribed by my doctor. I request all those who came in contact with me to immediately get tested. Take care and stay safe,” shared Vicky at the time.

‘Thar’, starring his famous father Anil Kapoor, is a Western set in the arid landscapes of Rajasthan and jumps to the familiar beats of crime, retribution, and moral bankruptcy. Harshvardhan plays an antique dealer who seems to have a lot to hide, while his father plays a cop investigating a gruesome murder in the dusty hole of a town. I have been very open to genres. With ‘AK Vs AK’, it was a meta-comedy, with ‘Bhavesh Joshi’ it was a superhero vigilante drama and we turned that genre on its head. With ‘Ray’ — in the anthology ‘Spotlight’ — we did a dark comedy that was a social commentary on organised religion and celebrity culture. My first film ‘Mirziya’ was a romantic musical that was different from the traditional Bollywood musicals. ‘Thar’ is following those templates where stories are India but it’s told in a global way and our performances are more nuanced, layered, and real as opposed to being larger-than-life. And, that’s precisely what drew me to this particular film. For me, it’s all about how good the writing is and how unique the vision. I don’t want any of my work to be fabricated or a replica of something that’s repackaged or rehashed. I want my films to offer something new, whether it’s good or bad. Look at any of my four films that I have done in the past, every film has been unique and a daring piece of work. ‘Thar’ is unique and daring. ‘Thar’ is a film about men doing extreme things, but the women have a key part to play in it too. Fatima’s [Sana Shei...

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• • • • Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are together, says Harshvardhan Kapoor Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are together, says Harshvardhan Kapoor In a recent interview, Harshvardhan Kapoor revealed that Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are indeed dating. The couple has stayed mum about their relationship. Actors Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal have been rumoured to be dating for a couple of years now but the two have maintained silence about the relationship thus far but now, actor In an interview with Zoom, Kapoor was asked about a rumoured relationship in Bollywood that is real, to which he said, “Vicky and Katrina are together, that’s true. Am I going to get in trouble for saying this? I don’t know. I think they’re quite open about it.” Vicky and Katrina have stayed mum about the rumoured relationship. In April 2021, Vicky Kaushal tested positive for Click here for more “In spite of all care and precautions, unfortunately, I have tested positive for COVID-19. Following all essential protocols, I am under home quarantine, taking medication as prescribed by my doctor. I request all those who came in contact with me to immediately get tested. Take care and stay safe,” shared Vicky at the time.

An entire era of Hollywood has been defined by the Western, with movies like “The Treasure of Sierra Madre (1948)”, “Rio Bravo (1959)”, “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966)”, and more. Post the release of “Heaven’s Gate (1980),” although the genre witnessed a significant decline, the Coen Brothers, Taylor Sheridan, Clint Eastwood, and Quentin Tarantino helped it metamorphose into the Neo-Western. Bollywood’s story is a little different. It’s true that there have been some “classic” Westerns in the form of “Khote Sikkay (1974)”, “Sholay (1975)”, “Pratiggya (1975)”, etc. But the genre didn’t quite recover after “China Gate (1998)”. Now, films like “Paan Singh Tomar (2010)” and “Sonchiriya (2019)” have shown the way towards growing the Neo-Western genre in our backyard. And “Thar (2022)” is a much-needed step in that direction. Written and directed by Raj Singh Chaudhary, with dialogues by Anurag Kashyap, “Thar” opens in 1985 in Munabao, Rajasthan, with the brutal murder of a man named Suwa (Akkshay Gunaawat). The scene then shifts to the night before Babita’s (Anushka Sharma) wedding, where her family is shot up by a dacoit named Hanif Khan (Rahul Singh), and the things she needed to pay as dowry are stolen. This brings Inspector Surekha (Anil Kapoor) and his right-hand man, Bhure (Satish Kaushik), into the picture. While they investigate the murder and the looting, a mysterious man from the city, Siddharth (Harshvardhan Kapoor), arrives looking for three men to help him ...

‘Thar’, starring his famous father Anil Kapoor, is a Western set in the arid landscapes of Rajasthan and jumps to the familiar beats of crime, retribution, and moral bankruptcy. Harshvardhan plays an antique dealer who seems to have a lot to hide, while his father plays a cop investigating a gruesome murder in the dusty hole of a town. I have been very open to genres. With ‘AK Vs AK’, it was a meta-comedy, with ‘Bhavesh Joshi’ it was a superhero vigilante drama and we turned that genre on its head. With ‘Ray’ — in the anthology ‘Spotlight’ — we did a dark comedy that was a social commentary on organised religion and celebrity culture. My first film ‘Mirziya’ was a romantic musical that was different from the traditional Bollywood musicals. ‘Thar’ is following those templates where stories are India but it’s told in a global way and our performances are more nuanced, layered, and real as opposed to being larger-than-life. And, that’s precisely what drew me to this particular film. For me, it’s all about how good the writing is and how unique the vision. I don’t want any of my work to be fabricated or a replica of something that’s repackaged or rehashed. I want my films to offer something new, whether it’s good or bad. Look at any of my four films that I have done in the past, every film has been unique and a daring piece of work. ‘Thar’ is unique and daring. ‘Thar’ is a film about men doing extreme things, but the women have a key part to play in it too. Fatima’s [Sana Shei...

• • • • Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are together, says Harshvardhan Kapoor Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are together, says Harshvardhan Kapoor In a recent interview, Harshvardhan Kapoor revealed that Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are indeed dating. The couple has stayed mum about their relationship. Actors Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal have been rumoured to be dating for a couple of years now but the two have maintained silence about the relationship thus far but now, actor In an interview with Zoom, Kapoor was asked about a rumoured relationship in Bollywood that is real, to which he said, “Vicky and Katrina are together, that’s true. Am I going to get in trouble for saying this? I don’t know. I think they’re quite open about it.” Vicky and Katrina have stayed mum about the rumoured relationship. In April 2021, Vicky Kaushal tested positive for Don't Miss These Stories • Adipurush movie review: Prabhas-starrer reduces Ramayan to two-dimensional barrage of little feeling • Sunny Deol gets dressed as Gadar's Tara Singh for son Karan's sangeet ceremony; Bobby Deol, Abhay Deol attend • Kandahar movie review: Ali Fazal's livewire performance isn't enough to save Gerard Butler's generic action film Click here for more “In spite of all care and precautions, unfortunately, I have tested positive for COVID-19. Following all essential protocols, I am under home quarantine, taking medication as prescribed by my doctor. I request all those who came in contact with me to immedi...

An entire era of Hollywood has been defined by the Western, with movies like “The Treasure of Sierra Madre (1948)”, “Rio Bravo (1959)”, “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966)”, and more. Post the release of “Heaven’s Gate (1980),” although the genre witnessed a significant decline, the Coen Brothers, Taylor Sheridan, Clint Eastwood, and Quentin Tarantino helped it metamorphose into the Neo-Western. Bollywood’s story is a little different. It’s true that there have been some “classic” Westerns in the form of “Khote Sikkay (1974)”, “Sholay (1975)”, “Pratiggya (1975)”, etc. But the genre didn’t quite recover after “China Gate (1998)”. Now, films like “Paan Singh Tomar (2010)” and “Sonchiriya (2019)” have shown the way towards growing the Neo-Western genre in our backyard. And “Thar (2022)” is a much-needed step in that direction. Written and directed by Raj Singh Chaudhary, with dialogues by Anurag Kashyap, “Thar” opens in 1985 in Munabao, Rajasthan, with the brutal murder of a man named Suwa (Akkshay Gunaawat). The scene then shifts to the night before Babita’s (Anushka Sharma) wedding, where her family is shot up by a dacoit named Hanif Khan (Rahul Singh), and the things she needed to pay as dowry are stolen. This brings Inspector Surekha (Anil Kapoor) and his right-hand man, Bhure (Satish Kaushik), into the picture. While they investigate the murder and the looting, a mysterious man from the city, Siddharth (Harshvardhan Kapoor), arrives looking for three men to help him ...