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Roopa Ganguly Kept Crying For Half An Hour After The Shoot Of Draupadi Cheerharan In Mahabharata

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Roopa Ganguly Kept Crying For Half An Hour After The Shoot Of Draupadi Cheerharan In Mahabharata

BR Chopra’s Mahabharata is one of TV’s most successful serials. It is being telecasted once again on Doordarshan. Due to the Ramayana and Mahabharata being telecast again on Doordarshan, Doordarshan’s TRP is currently on the seventh sky.

The episode of Draupadi’s Cheerharan is shown at this time in the Mahabharata. Those who have read or seen the Mahabharata know that if there had not been an incident of Draupadi’s incantation in the Mahabharata, it might not have been the Mahabharata. This was the most important incident of Mahabharata.

Roopa Ganguly played the role of Draupadi in Mahabharata. Along with all the actors of the show, Rupa Ganguly also molded herself in her character in such a way that people recognized her not by her real name but by the name of Draupadi. In the Mahabharata, when Chiraharan was to shoot the sequences, BR Chopra called Roopa Ganguly and said that the Draupadi’s cheerharan is the reason for the entire Mahabharata. This scene has to be very impressive.

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BR Chopra said Rupa Ganguly that “Rupa, Think that your husband has lost you in gambling and some people come to you in a house full of hair-pulling and try to take off all the clothes. You have to make this scene true by your acting. This most influential scene of the Mahabharata was performed in a take.” Rupa Ganguly became so emotional after giving the scene that she began to cry bitterly on the set. The entire team, including BR Chopra, engaged in silencing Rupa Ganguly. Rupa was silent after half an hour, so the actors used to play the character with this vigor and truth.

BR Chopra’s Mahabharata is the most successful Mahabharata anyone has seen so far. The actors of the show understood his character and brought him alive on camera. The credit for the success of the show goes to the characters of the show along with the direction. People of this Mahabharata were known only because of their character. Many times when these people went out, the negative characters had to face the hatred of the people. In fact, apart from this team, no one could play these characters so strongly.

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Denis Villeneuve, the director of Dune 2, is “against” the Academy’s decision to exclude Hans Zimmer for Best Score at the 2025 Oscars.

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Denis Villeneuve, the director of Dune 2, is “against” the Academy’s decision to exclude Hans Zimmer for Best Score at the 2025 Oscars.

Hans Zimmer, who won the Best Original Score Oscar for Dune in 2022, has been disqualified from the same category for Dune 2 at the Oscars this year.
While the nominations for Oscars 2025 will be announced on January 17, we already know that the two-time Academy Award-winning German music composer Hans Zimmer hasn’t made it to the Best Original Score nominations this year for his terrific work in Denis Villeneuve’s blockbuster sci-fi epic Dune 2. As per Slashfilm, Denis has voiced his objection to the Academy’s decision.

What Denis said

“I am absolutely against the decision of the Academy to exclude Hans, frankly, because I feel like his score is one of the best scores of the year. I don’t use the word genius often, but Hans is one,” said Denis at a screening of Dune 2 at the Directors Guild of America in New York. He joked that while he’s not “here to complain,” he argued that the score of Dune 2 is “rooted” in the first part because there is a “continuity” since the Dune franchise is like “one big movie that is cut in half.”

Denis was referring to The Academy’s rule that a music composer is eligible for a nomination in the Best Original Score category only if 80% of the score is original. While Dune 2 does boast of a fresh score (for instance, the love theme – A Time Of Quiet Between The Storms), most of it is borrowed from the score of the first part, which released in 2021.

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Hans is no Oscar virgin

Hans has been nominated consistently at the Academy Awards since 1989 for 12 times in the same category. His nominations include Barry Levinson’s 1988 road movie Rain Man, Penny Marshall’s 1996 Christmas fantasy The Preacher’s Wife, James L Brooks’ 1997 romantic comedy As Good As It Gets, Dreamworks Animation’s 1998 musical The Prince of Egypt, Terrence Mallick’s 1998 war epic The Thin Red Line, Ridley Scott’s 2000 historical action epic Gladiator, Guy Ritchie’s 2009 period mystery film Sherlock Holmes, Christopher Nolan’s 2010 sci-fic epic Inception, his 2015 blockbuster Interstellar, and his 2018 war film Dunkirk.

Hans won the Oscars for Disney’s 1994 animated musical The Lion King and Dune.

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