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Ananya Panday’s Call Me Bae is poised to have its digital release on September 6. Ahead of that, Sara Ali Khan reviewed Collin D’Cunha’s directorial. She went on to hail it as Panday’s ‘best’ performance.
Sara Ali Khan took to her Instagram stories and shared a small clip while she enjoyed the Call Me Bae screening. The actress seemed to have enjoyed it thoroughly as she couldn’t resist sharing review while watching itself.
She wrote, “Tooooooo much fun (accompanied by raised hand emojis) So so so proud of you @collindcunha (accompanied by a dizzy emoji) Congratulations (clinking glass emoji) @ananyapanday this is your BEST” followed by multiple red-heart emojis.
In addition to this, ace filmmaker Anurag Kashyap’s daughter Aaliyah Kashyap also heaped praise on the show. She wrote, “SO SO GOOD!!!! Laughed way too hard and cannot wait to binge the whole thing on September 6th!!!! Congo everyone!!!!” followed by a red-heart emoji. She further tagged Ananya, director Collin D’Cunha, and Lisa Mishra among others.
The special screening of Call Me Bae was hosted on Wednesday in Mumbai. The star-studded affair was attended by Sara Ali Khan, Karan Johar, Ibrahim Ali Khan, Suhana Khan, Agastya Nanda, Khushi Kapoor and, Vedang Raina, among other Bollywood celebs.
Speaking of the digital debut series of Ananya, the actress will be joined by an ensemble cast consisting of Vir Das, Varun Sood, Gurfateh Pirzada, Vihaan Samat, Lisa Mishra, Muskkaan Jaferi, Niharika Lyra Dutt, and Mini Mathur in the key roles.
The trailer of the show was released last month in August introducing fans to the world of Bae. In the clip, we see Ananya’s Bae belonging to a privileged family. However, she is degraded to a middle-class status one day, and she has to start afresh. Thereafter, she comes to Mumbai and her struggle begins in the real world.
Backed by Karan Johar’s Dharmatic Entertainment, the show will be available for watching from tomorrow onwards i.e. September 6, 2024, on Amazon Prime Video.
On the work front, Sara Ali Khan will be next seen in Anurag Basu’s much-awaited Metro…In Dino. The film also stars Aditya Roy Kapur, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Neena Gupta, and Ali Fazal, among others. It will hit the theaters on November 29, 2024.
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Teacher’s Day is observed on September 5 every year to honor teachers’ contributions to our lives. The day is also marked to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Over the years, Bollywood has portrayed many memorable teacher characters, some of whom have become iconic. These portrayals often remind us of the teachers we had in real life, don’t they?
Let’s give you examples. For the ones who had a female teacher walking in beautiful organza sarees in the school building, it might have reminded you of Sushmita Sen’s character Ms. Chandni from Main Hoon Na. Right? If not, you might have had a teacher who would teach in a fun manner like Ram Shankar Nikumbh from Taare Zameen Par, right?
Raise your hand if you had a teacher like Ram Shankar Nikumbh. Aamir played the role of Ram Shankar Nikumbh, an art teacher in Taare Zameen Par who helped Ishaan Awasthi, a dyslexic student, uncover his potential.
Rishi Kapoor’s character Santosh Duggal remains one of the iconic teachers in Bollywood. From arriving at school on a scooter and taking coaching classes to earn extra money to getting bribed by a student and struggling to buy a car, Duggal Sahab was one of the most relatable teachers in Bollywood’s history.
This will surely remind you of the teacher who had an obsession with food in your school days. Amol Gupte as Babubhai Verma from Stanley Ka Dabba was relatable to those who witnessed a foodie teacher.
We all had strict teachers like Veeru Sahastrabuddhe at school. This kind of teacher would be soft at heart but always push us to work hard and be disciplined in school. Didn’t you?
If you have drooled over the stunning sarees that your favorite teacher wore in school, you aren’t alone. Most students had a crush on Ms. Chandnis of their schools. Yes, the saree stunner would have female students fangirling over her too.
Many students were taught by teachers, who would keep flaunting their unique accents that they felt always proud of. Some of them had a flowery accent, like Miss Braganza from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. “Rahul! Pyaar kya hai?” Remember?
New saree, chooda, henna! There was always a newly married teacher who would come to schools while decked up from head to toe. Most of us also had a teacher who was in a courtship period. Can you forget the constant smile on their face?
And then there used to be a PT teacher who would have a crush on his female colleague. Rajkummar Rao as Montu Singh Hooda, the physical training instructor in Chhalaang, was an apt example of such a teacher.
No matter how cool our teachers were or not, their contributions to our lives in shaping our future will always be cherished. Which one was your favorite?
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