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Kanguva’s new poster features Suriya in a fearsome avatar, makers announce film’s trailer launch date

Aug 10, 2024 · 1:23 PM Blog

Suriya is all set to be back on the silver screen with his upcoming fantasy thriller, Kanguva. The film would mark its theatrical release on October 10, 2024. Well, the actor has been teasing his fans with slight glimpses from his forthcoming project every now and then. And now, the makers have finally shared the announcement for the trailer launch of the film.

Taking to X, makers of Kanguva, Studio Green dropped an eye-catching poster of the film, featuring none other than Suriya. The actor looked unrecognizable in a periodic style costume, while large wing-like structures adorned the background.

Along with it, the makers announced locking the date of August 12, 2024, as the release date of its trailer. The caption along with the post further stated, “The anticipation ends now! The time for glory is arrivingGet ready for a celebration like no other The grand #KanguvaTrailer is all set to be yours from 12th August.”

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Marvel Studios’ Ironheart Series Gets New Update At Disney D23 Expo; All We Know So Far

Aug 10, 2024 · 1:23 PM Blog

Marvel Studios has unveiled the first look of the highly anticipated Disney+ series Ironheart at the D23 Expo in the Honda Center in Anaheim. Ryan Coogler, who is an executive producer, together with Dominique Thorne and Anthony Ramos who are part of the cast were in attendance during the presentation alongside Marvel boss Kevin Feige.

As per Variety, Ironheart series continues Riri Williams’s story (Dominique Thorne) following her appearance in MCU through Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in 2022 alongside Letitia Wright’s Shuri and Danai Gurira’s Okoye. The newly unveiled footage offered a glimpse into Riri’s life after Wakanda highlighting her struggles to find a creative spark.

As she returns to MIT, Riri begins skipping lectures and focusing on her latest innovative project, using all the resources available within the institution. She claims that she’s going to build something that cannot be ignored. However, having become too obsessed with her work, it leads to her expulsion from MIT and forces her to look for alternative ways of financing, which might not be entirely legal. She gets involved with Parker Robbins, also known as The Hood, portrayed by Anthony Ramos, who dabbles in the dark arts.

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The sneak peek showed Riri reminiscing about her time spent in Wakanda, where she said she felt creatively stuck after that period. Her passion for doing things out of the ordinary led her to Robbins, creating dissonance between their diverse worlds. Additionally, there were glimpses of action scenes, such as Riri sporting her new Ironheart suit.

Ironheart, created by Chinaka Hodge, is a six-episode series directed by Sam Bailey and Angela Barnes, with each directing three episodes. Dominique Thorne stars as Riri Williams alongside Anthony Ramos (as The Hood), Alden Ehrenreich, Lyric Ross, Manny Montana, Shea Couleé, Zoe Terakes, Harper Anthony, and others. According to Deadline, Sacha Baron Cohen may even appear as the devilish Mephisto, although this rumor has not been confirmed.

The series has already been wrapped up and will be premiered on Disney Plus in 2025, however, Marvel Studios hasn’t announced the exact date yet.

Riri Williams, originally created by Brian Michael Bendis and Mike Deodato, has become one of the most celebrated characters in the Marvel Universe today. The transformation of Riri from being limited to comic books to becoming a featured character in Wakanda Forever and then expanding into the Ironheart series has generated considerable excitement and anticipation among fans.

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“Resign In An Hour Or…”: Protesters’ Ultimatum To Bangladesh Chief Justice

Aug 10, 2024 · 1:23 PM Blog

Day after protests in Bangaldesh forced Sheikh Hasina to resign as the prime minister, students have now targeted the Supreme Court and are demanding the resignation of all judges, including the Chief Justice.

Hundreds of protesters, largely comprising students, have surrounded the Bangladesh Supreme Court, demanding the immediate resignation of Chief Justice. The situation escalated rapidly, with reports suggesting the Chief Justice may have fled the premises.

The protests were sparked by a full-court meeting called by the Chief Justice without consulting the newly formed interim government. Student protestors alleged that the judges of the court are part of a conspiracy, prompting outrage and demands for accountability.

As tensions mounted, the scheduled full-court meeting was abruptly called off. Protestors, undeterred, continued to besiege the Supreme Court, giving the Chief Justice a one-hour ultimatum to step down.

Chief Justice Obaidul Hassan has agreed to resign “in principle” after an ultimatum to do so from protesters, broadcaster Jamuna TV reported. He was appointed to helm the Supreme Court last year and is seen as a loyalist to ousted premier Sheikh Hasina

The fresh protests come days after a student-led uprising against government hiring rules resulted in Nobel peace prize winner Muhammad Yunus taking charge of a caretaker government.

At least 450 people were killed in more than a month of deadly protests that ended the autocratic rule of 76-year-old prime minister Sheikh Hasina.

Hasina faces allegations of murder, forced disappearance, money laundering and corruption, and must face the law, Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury, a senior member of Bangladesh Nationalist Party said.

Hasina, one of Asia’s longest-serving leaders, resigned and fled Bangladesh on August 5 under pressure from millions of protesters who had taken to the streets for weeks to demand she step down.

An interim government was appointed in Bangladesh Thursday, led by Nobel Prize-winning economist Muhammad Yunus. Under the constitution, an election needs to be called within 90 days, although Yunus, the military – which backs the interim government – and the president haven’t commented on when elections will be held.

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