Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar are two acclaimed screenwriters of B-town who took the Indian film industry by storm with the power of their words. The writer duo joined hands in nearly 24 movies out of which 22 of them became blockbuster hits. But sadly, years later, they parted ways. Now, Zoya Akhtar has come up with a docuseries that gives the audience a deeper look at their partnership. But before its premiere on Prime Video, on August 20 a special star-studded screening was hosted in Mumbai on August 19.

At the screening of Angry Young Men Screening, several notable celebrities arrived. Among them was Boney Kapoor and Sridevi’s daughter, Khushi Kapoor. The actress came in wearing a white sweatshirt with burgundy cargo pants. She accessorized her look with a handbag and white sneakers. Kapoor went with minimal makeup and a neatly tied bun for the night. For the unversed, she stepped into the acting realm with Zoya Akhtar’s OTT movie, The Archies.

Khushi was joined by her rumored boyfriend Vedang Raina. The dashing young star twinned with his alleged ladylove and came wearing a white t-shirt with black acid-washed baggy pants. Sporting black and white sneakers and his sweet smile, he posed for the paparazzi. Vedang also featured with Khushi in the same teen musical film.

Andrew Garfield has built quite a career in Hollywood through a stellar slate of films, almost covering all genres. From the high-octane action in Spider-Man: No Way Home to cerebral plots in Hacksaw Ridge and Never Let Me Go, he has made his worth felt. Post his breakout in Boy A, Garfield wasted little time in assuming the position of becoming one of the most highly regarded actors of his generation.

Right from the intense religious drama of Silence to the gripping tech biopic The Social Network, there are some really good performances of his. It has rightly been acknowledged that Garfield’s talent is matched by two Academy Award Best Actor nominations. He deserves credit for his prowess. At this consistency, further nominations are pretty much expected in times to come. Moving further on in his filmography, here are Andrew Garfield’s top seven roles when looking beyond the iconic Spider-Man portrayals.

Never Let Me Go

Andrew Garfield plays the character Tommy D, a clone with contrasting emotions in a rather complicated love relationship between Kathy H, played by Carey Mulligan, and Ruth C, played by Keira Knightley. The film departs to the detailed emotions of the characters under the magnetic attraction to each other when it is nailed in their conscience the reality being organ donators. The chemistry among them, added with their coldness, establishes the depth of the tragedy in the relationships created for the sake of the very melancholic purpose.

Never Let Me Go has received a 7.1 IMDb rating and 71% approval in Rotten Tomatoes. It has been hailed as a powerfully emotional piece in the sci-fi romance genre, dealing with such concepts as love and loss, and the existential terror that attends a fate sealed at birth.

Silence

Most assume Martin Scorsese’s misguided passion project Silence was a case of cashing in on his “blank check” from The Wolf of Wall Street, a laborious and drawn-out picture about the missionaries in feudal Japan. Despite Garfield’s rather dubious accent in the film, most critics seemed to find the film entertaining nonetheless.