Patralekhaa is currently enjoying the success of her recently released web show IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack. While there are appreciations surrounding the cast’s performance, this Netflix project has also found itself embroiled in a controversy involving the Government of India. Now while speaking to HT City, Patralekhaa has kept the record straight that the show is not a ‘documentary’. 

The actress plays a cabin crew in IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack and last week, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting summoned Netflix’s content head amid allegations of distorting facts, whitewashing terrorism, and offending public sentiment. “This is not a documentary, clearly. It’s a show that has been written and, obviously, some parts have been imagined,” said Patralekhaa.

The 34-year-old said that several characters in the show didn’t use the real names of ones from the actual incident and called the attempt an earnest attempt at respecting the source material and yet bringing a fresh interpretation to it. “It’s a collaborative effort to bring authenticity and personal touch to the role,” she said.

NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon has corresponded its air days, slashing it down to four, with a repeated edition to come out on Friday.

As per Entertainment Weekly, the new episodes will continue to be broadcast from Monday to Thursday.

This programming change is consistent with a trend in the late-night TV industry. Many other popular talk shows have already reduced their weekly schedule to match or have even fewer episodes. For instance, this new schedule is now the same as ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! which also takes a break for summer vacations. Other talk shows like Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and The Daily Show have also made similar changes. According to The Hollywood Reporter, these changes have been prompted by shifts in audience preferences and economic factors.

Fallon took over The Tonight Show from Jay Leno, who had led it since its inception. The SNL alum began with Late Night with Jimmy Fallon in 2009 and left in 2014. His contract was renewed in June, extending the show until 2028.

Fallon stated that he is ecstatic about how the show is not coming to an end and that he and the rest of the team will have other new avenues to explore in the future. As per People, he stated, “It’s been a privilege to be at the helm of theThe Tonight Show, and I’m thrilled to see what innovations me and the incredible staff will deliver in the years to come at the network.” He reiterated the fact that it is a wonderful thing to be able to go out and perform for people and he can’t wait to do it again.