Beyonce dropped the music video for Bodyguard, the first single of her latest album Cowboy Carter. She used her video to not just pay homage to the Halloween theme by cosplaying Pamela Anderson but also as a reminder for people to vote in the upcoming election. Wearing the actress’s iconic blonde wig and sultry black dress, the Texas Hold Em singer held a red flag that had “vote!” written over it in all caps. 

She was also seen recreating Anderson’s Baywatch look but her iconic red swimsuit read “Beywatch,” adding a pun to the singer’s name. Another memorable look Beyonce recreated was the iconic one-piece from the 90s show. 

In an interview with ET Canada, Anderson revealed that she has one of those suits from the show and slips into it sometimes. “I put it on every once in a while — it still fits,” she said at the time. The singer cosplayed Anderson’s character in Barb Wire, Dressed in a tightly-cinched leather corset with a plunging neckline and black opera gloves which was quite similar to what she wore at the film’s 995 Cannes Film Festival premiere. 

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Irrfan Khan was an Indian actor who made the audience laugh and cry with his acting. Apart from being a skilled actor, he was also a dedicated family man. In an earlier interview, the late star stated that his son Babil Khan ‘is not figuring out’. A while ago, the Qala actor reposted the clip and wished his father could have watched his commendable performance in The Railway Men.

Taking to his Instagram account, Babil Khan dropped a clip from Irrfan Khan and Akshay Kumar’s interview with Rajeev Masand. When the host spoke about the actor’s sons and stated that both of them would be figuring it out by now, the Angrezi Medium actor quickly added “my son is not figuring out”. Babil was touched by his father’s statement about him in the interview.

In the caption, Friday Night Plan actor Babil stated that when his ‘baba’ did that interview, he was very lost in life. But even today, he laughs with joy at the honesty with which Irrfan said “my son is not figuring out”. He added, “I wish I could have shown him that boy baba watched grow up but not quite, made it out and made it.” Babil also expressed his gratitude to Shiv Rawail for giving him the opportunity to work in his debut OTT show, The Railway Men.

Further on, in the caption, the Qala actor revealed that he went to study in London on minimum pocket money. This is when he worked bars and bartended at famous places and at ‘many violent football stadiums’, shot music videos for rappers, and took ketchup from McDonald’s and bread from his friend when his pocket money ran. He admitted that 600 pounds in London for a month is barely enough for anyone attending the University of Westminster in London. However, he fell in love with the hustle.

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