The Mis Studio

Bhumi Pednekar wasn't born with a silver spoon, but the performer really mended fences with her hard work and dedication and is now amongst the most loved performers of the current generation. With her recent movie Sonchiraiya about to hit theatres soon, the performer is back in conversations and her work is being lauded by critics and fans alike. She has been a part of some amazing movies, and has done some roles that most performers will actually deny doing. With her first film being ' Dum Laga ke Haisha' where she put on weight to fit the role, and then did a movie which was focused around Erectile dysfunction and then Toilet: Ek Prem Katha. With such versatility in her arsenal, I am confident that we have so much more to see from this immensly talented performer, but before her next movie comes out, let's look at two reasons why she is changing Cinema: #1 Her Challenging Roles Unlike her peers, Bhumi is always challenging the horizons and going above an

Ah, those were the 90's my friend! Do I sound nostalgic or too obsessed with the work done during the 90's? Well, whatever that may be one thing is for sure that these days there are shows that are created just to generate revenue and just promote other shows of the channel among other things. Some have irrelevant and over-hyped content while some fail to impress since their get go. Not all have the ability to keep fans intact like the shows in the 90's did, and when I say this, I don't discount any effort put by different teams to pull off a show. What I neccessary mean is the taste of the audience that is so involved in meta-physical shows like 'Naagin' and 'Daayan' as well as slap-stick comedy like 'The Kapil Sharma Show.' Along with the aforementioned there are various shows that need to dive deep to understand how and why these shows from the 90's still rule the hearts: 1) Shrimaan-Shrimati So let's start with