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Time of India
17 minutes ago
- Time of India
Legend of the Female General: Watch episode 24 online; check the release date & streaming platforms for these countries
Legend of the Female General Episode 24 online: Fans of the hit C-drama Legend of the Female General can stream Episode 24 online, August 16, 2025, at approximately 5:30 PM IST, as per the official schedule. The drama follows He Yan, who disguises herself as a man to protect her family's title and rises as a decorated soldier. Reuniting with scholar Xiao Jue, who suspects she's a spy, she faces battles, betrayals, and trials where suspicion slowly turns to trust - and love. Legend of the Female General: Release date and time for Episode 24 Episode 24 airs on Saturday, August 16, 2025, which means viewers in different time zones can expect the release at approximately 3:00 PM GMT in the UK and 5:30 PM IST in India on the same day. It will also be available for international viewers via streaming on WeTV, iQIYI and Viki, which offers English subtitles to make the series accessible to a global audience. Where to Watch Legend of the Female General Episode 24 Online? Episode 24 is available to stream on WeTV and iQIYI, the main legal platforms offering high-quality video and English subtitles. For viewers in the U.S., Canada, India, Indonesia, and the UK, WeTV, iQIYI and Viki continues to be the top choices for watching the series. Legend of the Female General: Plot highlights of Episode 24 In episode 24, Xiao Jue discovers that He Yan is secretly General Fei Hong, her identity stolen by her brother. Amid betrayal, battlefield tragedy, and growing resentment, Xiao Jue protects her in secret, their fates bound by deception, loss, and an unbreakable bond. Legend of the Female General episode 24: Spoilers Here are the spoilers for Episode 24 of the Chinese series Legend of the Female General based on the YouTube preview: He Yan earned the title of Marquis of Wuan after defeating the Wutuo general, a victory that struck fear into her brother, He Rufei. Returning home in her true female form, she was ready to expose He Rufei's long-held deception as the false General Feihong, proving he had never been the legendary warrior he claimed to be. After defending Jiyang alongside Xiao Jue, He Yan's achievements were highlighted by Chu Zhao to gain imperial recognition. Knowing her disguised service could be seen as a crime, Xiao Jue revealed her true identity to protect her. The emperor, recognizing their value to the nation, pardoned He Yan and honored her accomplishments, granting her the title of Marquise of Wu'an. She prepared to attend a grand banquet, eager to see her brother's reaction. At the festival, He Rufei panicked upon seeing He Yan celebrated and unharmed. She challenged him to a sparring match, and though he displayed all his skills, He Yan matched him effortlessly, revealing his inexperience. Xu Jingfu covered his embarrassment, and the emperor dismissed the matter, noting that General Feihong's legendary reputation had been exaggerated. He Yan chose to wait before exposing her brother fully, leaving He Rufei restless and fearful, knowing it was only a matter of time before the truth came to light. it's so heartwarming to see the focus on women in this arc. a princess governs the entire city, our female general leading elite troops fought the enemy's leader, our medic song taotao, and the noble ladies who all were ready to fight in their own way!#LegendOfTheFemaleGeneral Legend of the Female General: Cast and Characters The Chinese drama Legend of the Female General, starring Zhou Ye and Ryan Cheng, is adapted from the popular web novel Rebirth of a Star General. FAQs 1. When will Episode 24 of Legend of the Female General be released? Answer: Legend of the Female General Episode 24 will be released on August 16, 2025, and will air at 3:00 PM GMT in the UK and 5:30 PM IST. 2. Where can I watch Episode 24 of Legend of the Female General online? Answer: Legend of the Female General Episode 24 will be available for streaming on WeTV, iQIYI and Viki, the platform offering English subtitles. 3. Does Legend of the Female General have English subtitles? Answer: Yes, Legend of the Female General is fully subtitled in English on WeTV, iQIYI and Viki, including Episode 24. 4. What is the plot of Episode 24 of Legend of the Female General? Answer: Legend of the Female General Episode 24 continues to follow He Yan who faces battles, betrayals, and trials where suspicion slowly turns to trust - and love. 5. Is Legend of the Female General available on Netflix, Viki or Viu? Answer: No, Legend of the Female General is not available on Netflix. The drama officially streams on WeTV, iQIYI and Viki.
Pink Villa
an hour ago
- Pink Villa
Watch: Naga Chaitanya picks wife Sobhita Dhulipala from airport in a swanky new car, pampers her
Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala's romance has become one of the most talked-about couples in the film industry. Their love story has attracted attention ever since their marriage, and recently, their chemistry has been melting hearts online. Recently, a video of them at the airport surfaced. This latest clip showcases their love for one another. Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala reunite In a recently shared video on social media, Sobhita Dhulipala was spotted by paparazzi as she arrived at the Hyderabad airport after a trip. Her husband, Naga Chaitanya, was there to pick her up. Sobhita looked stylish in an all-black outfit. She sported a wine-colored leather jacket, black sunglasses, and shoes. She exuded charm and confidence as she walked out of the airport towards Naga's car. Naga arrived in his swanky grey car. After Sobhita got in the car, they both waved at the camera. They were all smiles as they reunited and prepared to leave together. Watch Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala's video here- As for Naga Chaitanya's professional life, he was last seen in the film Thandel, where he played a leading role. This Telugu-language romantic action thriller tells the story of Raju, a brave fisherman who inadvertently enters Pakistani waters. Looking ahead, Naga will star in a project tentatively titled NC24. The film, directed by Karthik Varma Dandu (who also directed Virupaksha), will feature him as a treasure hunter.
The Hindu
2 hours ago
- The Hindu
Science and society through the lens of theatre
Only the most discerning of theatre-goers in Karnataka are aware of the Mysuru Science Theatre Festival (MSTF). The festival, organised by three cultural and theatre platforms, in association with Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement Mysuru, has been active for the past eight years. MSTF is an initiative of Shashidhara Dongre of Kala Suruchi, SR Ramesh of Parivartana, MC Manohar of Arivu Ranga and Kollegala Sharma of Kutoohali. This year, the Indian Institute of Astrophysics sponsored the festival. This unique experiment of teaching science through art, especially through theatre, began in 2017 when three amateur theatre troupes came together to stage plays focussing on science and scientists. Initially, they staged translated English plays; today they produce original Kannada plays on these topics. The plays staged during the last seven years have reached institutions such as the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), the Central Food Technological Institute (CFTRI), the Indian Institute of Science, the Institute for Human Genetics and several engineering colleges. Curious connect While it may seem unusual to club the sciences with theatre, it is not without precedent. Prof. Sudarshana Patil Kulkarni of Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering (SJCE) mentioned a similar science theatre festival in Orlando, United States. 'Mad Cow Theatre in Orlando used to host an annual science festival that included staged readings of plays exploring the intersection of art and science. The festival featured works that delved into scientific themes, discovery and the relationship between science and society. A previous edition of the festival included a reading of Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People. However, the festival is now defunct,' says Sudarshana. Shashidhara Dongre of Kala Surichi, a cultural platform in Mysuru and an accomplished professional in the technology sector, said, 'MSTF began with an intention to explore human, social, cultural, and political conflicts behind scientific endeavours and achievements, while also bringing to the audience complex scientific concepts in a more accessible dramatised form.' During the past seven editions, various theatre troupes have presented over 25 plays for Mysuru audiences including Proof, Copenhagen, Mussanjeya Swgatagalu, Arivina Angaladalli, QED (on Richard Feynman), Leelavathi (on mathematician Bhaskara), Einstein, Galileo's Daughter, Prabhasa (on Mary Curie), AC versus DC and others. In a nutshell The eighth edition featured four plays — The Trial of Abdus Salam written and directed by Nilanjan Choudhary, Hasivu written by Santosh Tamraparni and directed by Praveen Belli, Raman: Belaku, Shabda, Sidilu written by Shashidhar Dongre and directed by Prof HS Umesh and Moorane Kivi written by Ravindra Bhatt, directed by Prof SR Ramesh. Trial of Abdus Salam is based on the life of Pakistan's Nobel Award-winning nuclear scientist-Abdus Salam and the play begins with his appeal to the Government of Pakistan seeking a burial space for himself next to his parents. What follows is a depiction of his conflicts in a conservative society through a mock trial as a theatrical tool. The play was enhanced by an innovative use of multimedia depicting important incidents in the political history of Pakistan that had an impact on Salam's life. Hasivu is about the life of Russian botanist Nikolai Vavilov, his travails and tragic death due to hunger — an irony as he dreamt of making food accessible to every individual, travelling around the world collecting seeds for a seed bank. The upheavals of his life were well staged, though a few scenes involving complex dialogue, could have been better presented. Raman: Belaku Sidilu Shabda brought to stage the personal and professional life of physicist CV Raman. Beginning with a gentle conversation between Raman and his wife Lokasundari, it gives audiences a glimpse not only of his intelligence, but also his love for Carnatic and Western music, his egotism and self-righteous attitude. Moorane Kiwi chronicles the struggles of a family whose son was born deaf; the play intelligently weaves the science of hearing and the process of correction, including the relearning and dedication required from parents. At times, it felt the play dragged and could have done with tighter editing. On the whole, MSTF should be lauded for their effort to bring the lives of scientists to audiences, helping them understand the importance of science on society. Ramagovinda Ranga Mandira, the venue for MSTF, attracts both science and art lovers with its exhibition of mathematical toys, books and posters on Indian women scientists, to say nothing of the telescope on the premises through which one can view of sunspots. Ramagovinda Ranga Mandira is Nrupatunga Kannada School, Nirvikalpa Road, Mysuru. Updates on the Mysore Science Theatre Festival available on social media
