Kiara Advani is gearing up to appear in War 2 alongside Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR, directed by Ayan Mukerji. Filming is currently underway in Italy, creating a buzz of excitement among fans. In the meantime, the actress has taken the internet by storm by sharing her first selfie with the director, adding a touch of Wake Up Sid to the mix.

Today, on October 6, Kiara Advani took to her Instagram stories and shared a stunning selfie with War 2 director Ayan Mukerji. The duo twinned in white as they spent a ‘Holy Sunday’ together. In the picture, while Kiara was seen in a white suit with her head covered with a matching dupatta, Ayan was also seen in a white outfit with a matching scarf wrapped around him.

“Holy Sunday@ayanmukerji” followed by nerd and halo smiley face emoji. She also added Wake Up Sid’s beloved song, Iktara, in the background.

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John Amos, who created an imprint in the world of acting by starring in multiple projects including Good Times, revealed in 2020 that he was fired from the beloved show after featuring in its three seasons.

Good Times was produced by Norman Lear and it premiered in 1974 on CBS. The show’s premise was around a poor Black family’s life who lived in the housing projects of Chicago. Amos conversed with Vlad TV in 2020 and recalled being let go from the show.

During his interview, he told the outlet about the difficulty he had with the sitcom’s writers during his time on the show. The actor told the publication about feeling like he knew more than the writers about what a Black family show be and how a Black father would be like.

He added, “None of whom were Black and their perception of what a Black family would be and Black father would be was totally different from mine.”

The legendary star further talked about having some emotionally charged conversations with Lear, after which the writers became a bit open to taking notes and suggestions on how to make the show relatable and honest. The late actor also confessed that his delivery of those notes was not always perfect.

Amos shared with the publication, “I wasn’t very tactful in my complaints about the script or script points.” He also talked about not being a “diplomatic” person which would often end in him saying “Well, let’s go outside,” and those Hollywood writers were not used to that.

This ended up at a stage where the writers had enough of working with Amos and this resulted in him losing his job ahead of the show’s season four. This in a way shows, how important of a role proper representation plays, which has been a consistent problem in Hollywood.

But even after this Amos and Lear’s working relationship did not end as they worked together in three more pilots and established a good dynamic between them. They came together decades later in 2019 for Live In Front Of The Studio Audience: All In The Family and Good Times.