Kate Winslet is all set to don the suit of a war photographer in her upcoming film, Lee. Apart from being a biopic, the movie also strongly showcases the womanhood that Lee Miller stood for.

Ahead of the release of her film, Winslet revealed that she has overcome sexism and self-doubt, especially after portraying a strong character on screen. In conversation with People Magazine, the actress recalled going up against the men, who would tell her “ridiculous things.” 

While talking to the media portal, the Titanic star went on to reveal, “I came up against men who would say to me, ‘Why should I like this woman?’ I mean, just ridiculous things.” Winslet for the war film has taken up the role of producer as well, apart from playing the lead. 

Speaking in detail about the movie, the actress stated that it nearly took the team 10 years to put Lee together, and while in the process, she also thought to herself about how the project would come together. Cut to the current times, Winslet has been going on to promote the movie, which also stars Andy Samberg. 

Meanwhile, discussing the film further, the actress mentioned that she connected with the struggles of the real-life war photographer, who was also the ex-cover girl on Vogue.

Bhuvan Bam-led series Taaza Khabar 2 is gearing up for its release. The series will feature Jaaved Jaaferi in the role of an antagonist. Meanwhile, Bam recently revealed that he pitched the web show to Jaaferi while he made a call to tell him about his version of Takeshi’s Castle that had premiered on Amazon Prime.

During a recent conversation with India Today, Bhuvan Bam recalled when the trailer of Takeshi’s Castle was released, he called Jaaved Jaaferi. He admitted it was a big thing for him to step into his shoes, but he accepted the chance as it was a “great opportunity” for him.

He further recollected his memory of telling Jaaved, “‘Sir, main Bhuvan baat kar raha hoon (My name is Bhuvan). Takeshi’s trailer has come today’. He said, ‘I watched it. It’s good, it’s very good. Let’s meet some time. I have seen your work’,” recalled Bhuvan further adding that it was an “out of syllabus” conversation for him.

The beloved YouTuber further continued by recalling he pitched the idea of Taaza Khabar 2 during the call and called it his honor to share screen space with him. “That is when we pitched it to him because casting an antagonist is a very difficult task,” stated Bam.