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According to Nimrat Kaur, both the film industry and society use a lot of age shaming

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According to Nimrat Kaur, both the film industry and society use a lot of age shaming

Age is a “quite jaded way” to view a person, according to Nimrat Kaur, whether you are a man or a woman. She acknowledged that reducing weight after her most recent movie, Dasvi, had been a “tough,” and she referred to ageism as “very antiquated and outmoded.”

After filming the movie Dasvi, actress Nimrat Kaur, who was recently seen in it, talked about her weight loss experience. She claimed that losing weight was difficult and uncomfortable. For her part in the movie, she had to gain 15 kg. Nimrat also discussed ageism, calling it a “very archaic and unfashionable” perspective on people. Nimrat Kaur claims that those in her immediate vicinity would make fun of her weight increase.

In a recent interview, Nimrat stated that she had difficulty reducing the weight she had put on for her Netflix movie, Dasvi, which also starred Yami Gautam and Abhishek Bachchan. Nimrat played the role of the chief minister in the comedy-drama that was released in April. The actor revealed that she eventually got hurt and was still recovering. She said that she still hadn’t been able to resume her “normal exercise routine.”

In an interview with The Times of India, Nimrat discussed her weight loss and said, “My weight loss journey after Dasvi was hard because I ended up hurting my calf muscle. I tore my calf; the condition is known as tennis leg and is quite painful. I needed around four months to recover. I’m still getting better. I learned to have patience during this lengthy procedure. I now have a great deal of respect for my body. I pay close attention to what it says and determine what it requires. I haven’t yet resumed my regular workout schedule. I’ve learned from this time to never take things for granted.

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In the interview, Nimrat also addressed ageism and stated that she thought that it was “only a number.” There is a lot of age labelling all the time. You are either too young or too old to be doing that or that. Age is but a number, after all. The most vibrant, vivacious individuals I know are often perceived as being elderly, while some of the wisest individuals I know have a youthful spirit. Age is a pretty jaded way of viewing a person, whether it be a man or a woman. I firmly believe that ageism is outmoded and absolutely antiquated,” Nimrat stated.

Nimrat stated in an Instagram post from earlier in May that those close to her made jokes about her recent weight gain and lacked “basic politeness.” Before Dasvi, Nimrat appeared as an ISI agent in the eighth season of the well-known US TV series Homeland.

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Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur’s Family Star opens with a first-day box office collection of more than ₹5 crore in India.

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Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur’s Family Star opens with a first-day box office collection of more than ₹5 crore in India.

The first day of Family Star’s box office collection features Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur’s Telugu film, directed by Parasuram Petla.

The Telugu film Family Star, directed by Parasuram Petla, has collected an estimated ₹5.75 crore nett in India on its first day of box office collection, marking an impressive opening day for the film.

Family Star reported a 38.45% Telugu occupancy on day 1, with Warangal having the highest occupancy (57.5%), followed by Visakhapatnam and Kakinada (56.75% each).

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Parasuram Petla’s Family Star marks Vijay and Mrunal’s first collaboration, featuring a cast including Abhinaya, Vasuki, Rohini Hattangadi, Ravi Babu, and Divyansha Kaushik’s special appearance.

Govardhan Rao, the youngest brother of Vijay, manages his family’s finances while being cautious. However, when Mrunal’s Indu rents a part of his home, his life changes.

Family Star review

The Hindustan Times’ review of the movie Family Star, starring Vijay Deverakonda and directed by Parasuram Petla, suggests that the film struggles to make a mark or entertain, with issues reminiscent of Geetha Govindam (2018). The film tests patience and fails to maintain interest as it progresses.

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The review criticizes the plot of Family Star, stating that it is thin and defies logic, making it difficult to enjoy. It also suggests that the film’s portrayal of middle-class life is caricaturish, as if it was written by someone unfamiliar with the realities of such a life.

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