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India.com
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
This 2 hours 8 minutes film will give you goosebumps, climax will blow your mind, earned Rs..., film is..,lead actors are...
This 2 hours 8 minutes film will give you goosebumps, climax will blow your mind, earned Rs..., film is..,lead actors are... Are you someone who likes to watch a thriller film that will have you on the edge of your seat as you keep wondering what could happen next? You are in great luck because we are going to recommend a movie that fans of the genre need to watch . After you finish this movie, you will be left somewhat bewildered because of the film's elaborate plot , captivating storyline , and twists that you didn ' t see coming . That 's right , we ' re speaking of the 706 . This 2-hour 8-minute film was released in 2017 and combines dread, suspense, and supernatural aspects. It was written and directed by Shravan Tiwari and stars Yashvit Sancheti as a mysterious child at the heart of the story, Divya Dutta as a psychiatrist, Atul Kulkarni as a police officer, and Mohan Agashe as a spiritual guru. The plot of the film revolves around Dr. Suman (played by Divya Dutta), whose husband mysteriously goes missing. While she goes out to search for her husband tirelessly, she encounters a mentally unstable child at a hospital who reveals some shocking truths, one of them being that her husband has died. As the mystery unfolds, layers of disturbing secrets come out, keeping the audience guessing about what's coming next. Despite being relatively underrated, 706 has managed to earn a 5.3 out of 10 on IMDb. However, while this film was made on a humble budget of just Rs.5 crores, tit has collected double its budget, a whopping Rs 10 crores at the box office—proving that content still reigns supreme. What's even better is that you can now watch 706 for free on YouTube. So, if you're someone who enjoys horror with a strong storyline, mystery, and deep characters, this film will be a treat for you. Thank us later.
Hindustan Times
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Divya Dutta says Irrfan Khan was more nervous filming their kissing scene in Hisss: ‘Our director put us in that mood'
Actor Divya Dutta in a recent interview recalled her experience working with Irrfan Khan on the 2010 film Hisss. She remembered that Irrfan surprisingly appeared more nervous than her during the filming of an intimate scene, and credited the director Jennifer Lynch for helping them sail through the nerves. Also read: Working with Yash Chopra was a dream come true: Divya Dutta on 20th anniversary of 'Veer-Zaara' During a roundtable conversation on Filmfare, Divya looked back at her career choices and important advice that she got from Aditya Chopra. In the interview, Divya said that she feels she was re-launched by Yash Chopra in a 'very unconventional way' with Veer-Zaara, calling it her ticket to commercial cinema. Divya revealed that Aditya Chopra gave her a piece of crucial career advice, which she still holds close to her heart. She said, 'Adi asked me 'Do you need money?' I said why are you saying that? He said why I was doing so many films? I said because I'm busy, people want me... He said you're a good actor, leave a legacy behind. With the films, you should be known by the choices you make. It hit me like how... I realised that you have to be selective'. She added that she ended up declining several projects after that and gave back 'so many signing amounts'. She credits Aditya for changing her career trajectory. Talking about shooting intimate scenes, Divya recalled the moment when she had to kiss Irrfan in Hisss (2010). She was glad that a female director was there to smooth the process. She said, 'Jennifer Lynch (director) literally nurtured the two of us. And it was a beautiful scene. I said where is Irrfan. She said he's on the terrace, more nervous that you are. I went up and told him let's do it, it'll be all good. Jennifer kept telling us you're a couple, you need a child, he's coming to you... She put us in that mood where our apprehensions, inhibitions, nervousness all went aside. I realised there's an entire unit working to make that scene come out well'. Divya Dutta has been a part of various acclaimed films and received many awards, including the National Award, for her performances. She played Shabbo, the confidant and house help of Zaara in 2004 movie Veer Zara, which was fronted by Preity Zinta and Shah Rukh Khan. The film is a cross-border love story of Veer Pratap Singh , an Indian Air Force officer, and Zaara Hayaat Khan , the daughter of a Pakistani politician. In recent times, she has featured in projects such as Chhaava, Sharmajee Ki Beti, and the second season of Bandish Bandits.
Hindustan Times
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Divya Dutta says her passion for it began in the lockdown
For Divya Dutta, her passion for baking took shape in the Covid times. And while that time is long gone, what stayed was her love for whipping up goodies in the kitchen. On World Baking Day today on May 18, she spills the beans. "It all comes from childhood... my mother used to prepare this pineapple cake on special days. Uss time pe toh do hi cake hote the- pineapple and chocolate. The whole thing used to become a fun activity when I was small... one of us children would be asked to make the batter, one would break the eggs... you feel very inclusive doing something like this. Inn sab cheezon ke baad kya nikalke aata tha oven se, we all used to laugh. Maza aata tha lekin," recalls the 47-year-old. Also read: Divya Dutta: I don't work with directors who just tell me on set 'kuchh bhi kar do' Then as she grew up, her mother insisted that she should know how to cook, "I started taking cooking classes. All these little things get lost somewhere when you become an actor and don't get the time. For me, cooking has always been the time when you put on the music and get in the kitchen. I do whenever work allows me, but whenever I do, it's like a celebration." During Covid, she adds, half of the world was inside their kitchens, and she was too, "I realised a lot of people I know became good bakers. What I do in my work is what I do in my cakes: trial and error! I am very instinctive. I love trying new recipes, and whenever I do, I either see happy faces or polite faces!" Divya's favourites include: "an almond and chocolate cake, with a little bit of orange in it. This recipe comes from a friend. Something that I make really well is called wooden log, with biscuits and puddings put together and baked."
Time of India
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Jatin appointedpresident ofUP Fencing Assn
When Divya Dutta broke down after shooting a marital rape scene National Film Award winner Divya Dutta, who keeps stealing the show with her stellar performances, recently shared the trauma of doing a rape scene in a film. Divya said, when she did a marital rape scene, the directors and the whole crew were quite supportive and took care of each and everything so that the scene goes well. But later, when she came back home she cried a lot and felt violated thinking about the entire episode. She further emphasised that law should be strict, and parents should raise their boys right. Adding to this, the actress further said that 'we all need to take personal responsibility, and take action when we see anything wrong around us'. Times Of India
Business Standard
05-05-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
BEATZEE - Revolutionizing Brand Storytelling Through Rap Music
VMPL Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 5: BeatZee, the flagship brand of BeatZee Music Private Limited, is reshaping how brands and individuals tell their stories--through the powerful language of rap music. Founded by serial entrepreneur Mr. Shahid Sayyed, who is also the visionary behind the successful Vyapar Seva Kendra network with over 180+ centres across 21+ states in India, BeatZee is set to become the heartbeat of India's creative music revolution. BeatZee collaborates with underground rappers from every corner of India, uniting raw talent with professional music production to create custom rap music for companies, individuals, and occasions. Whether it's a product launch, a service pitch, a personal dedication, or any emotional message, BeatZee delivers it in powerful lyrical form starting at just Rs. 4,999. Multilingual Reach - Pan-India Impact Rap isn't just a genre; it's an expression. BeatZee creates original rap music in multiple Indian and global languages, helping brands break language barriers and connect deeply with their target audience. From love stories to brand stories, birthday dedications to business promotions--BeatZee transforms words into anthems. Franchise Opportunity - Turn Passion into Profits After revolutionizing personal and commercial storytelling, BeatZee is now offering franchise opportunities across India. Aspiring entrepreneurs can now become a part of this booming music-tech business. The BeatZee Startup Franchise begins at just Rs. 30,000 + GST, opening the doors for individuals to earn lakhs of rupees per month by tapping into the high-demand space of personalized music marketing. Why Choose BeatZee? * Trusted brand by companies and influencers * Backed by renowned entrepreneur Mr. Shahid Sayyed * Affordable custom rap creation at Rs. 4,999 * Nationwide network of underground rap talent * Available in multiple languages * Fast-growing franchise model with high ROI Award & Recognition On 26th April 2025, BeatZee was honoured with the "Best Creative Startup in Music 2025" award by acclaimed film star Divya Dutta at the Viksit Bharat Event, organized by Times Applaud at Mumbai Ginger Hotel. This recognition marks a significant milestone in BeatZee's journey as a pioneer in music-driven storytelling. Join the Rap Revolution. Make Noise with BeatZee. For inquiries, music collaborations, or franchise details, visit:
