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    Veteran Marathi actor Kshitji Zarapkar loses battle to cancer at 54

    Zarapkar, a veteran director and actor, has graced the screens in numerous films including 'Gola Berji', 'Ideachi Kalpana', 'Ishhya', 'Marmabandh', 'Ek Kulti Ek', and more. His latest appearance was in the spy thriller web series 'Mukhbir: The Story Of A Spy', directed by Shivam Nair. The series also featured Prakash Raj, Zain Khan Durrani, Adil Hussain, Harsh Chhaya, Barkha Bisht, and others.

    2024 Writers Guild Awards: 'American Fiction', ' The Bear,' 'Succession' among winners. See complete list

    The 2023 WGA Awards ceremonies were held more than a month after the 2024 Oscars. Two programs were held simultaneously in New York and Los Angeles Sunday night. The Los Angeles ceremony was hosted by Niecy Nash-Betts, while the New York edition was hosted by Josh Gondelman. Know about the awards in detail.

    Anatomy of a Fall: Golden Globe nominations, where to watch, plot and more

    Anatomy of a Fall, winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes 2023, is nominated for four Golden Globes. This article provides streaming information, rental options and insights into the gripping plot.

    Judd Apatow slams Oscars' classification of 'Barbie' as adapted screenplay, says it's 'insulting'

    Film-maker Judd Apatow has expressed strong disagreement with the decision to categorise the film 'Barbie' as an adapted screenplay for the 96th Academy Awards.

    'Amar Akbar Anthony' writer Prayag Raj passes away at 88

    Raj, who penned the story for Bachchan's 'Naseeb', 'Suhaag' and 'Coolie' and 'Mard', had over 100 films to his credit as a writer and a few as a lyricist.

    Netflix posts $900,000 AI job listing as Hollywood actors, writers continue to strike for protection against artificial intelligence

    Netflix has advertised a high-paying AI position with an annual salary of $900k. The announcement comes as actors and writers in Hollywood continue to strike, demanding better safeguards for their digital likenesses in the face of AI advances that may jeopardise their jobs and creative rights.

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