Mumbai: Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan spoke about a dancing style he wishes to learn and said that it is “partner work” he is terrible at.
Hrithik said: “I’ve been terrible in partner work. I feel relaxed when it’s just me, but when it’s partner work, there is a certain synchronising and coordinating, there’s beauty in that. I have never been able to achieve that. I am very fascinated with Ballet. Just the long lines, the expanse and flight of it.”
“I had the opportunity in Guzaarish to train in the dance form and it was an incredible experience. It was like a ball and I was holding the ball and swirling. During the take, I was not able to get three turns – you know, the pirouettes. Finally, after two hours, we had lunch, and then we tried again. In a single take, somehow it happened.”
Hrithik also revealed to IMDb that some of the signature dance steps he enjoyed throughout his career are The Bang Bang title track, Ghungroo from War and It’s Magic from Koia Mil Gaya.
Speaking about his way of working, Hrithik said: “It’s always about the process. I have a favourite process. Anybody who fits in the process, we create amazing things! The process is working with no egos, absolute communication, no feeling bad. And if you’re feeling bad, express it. Be honest and work hard. Give me time to work hard.”
“If you tell someone, I want one month to rehearse, and if it’s coming from me, they will think I’m joking. Prabhu Deva, Farhan in Main Aisa Kyon Hoon (Lakshya), they gave me a month. Mr Bhansali once gave me two months. Once you have time and you have will, you just have to work hard.”
On the work front, the actor will next be seen in ‘Fighter’ along with Deepika Padukone and Anil Kapoor.
It is a truism of the US news industry that no one is bigger than the network itself, an insight that Donald Trump – binned by Rupert Murdoch last year – may still be painfully processing, and which this week became suddenly clear to Tucker Carlson.
The former cable news host, who, it was announced on Monday, had “agreed to part ways” with the network, has hired an aggressive Hollywood lawyer – and in line with the preferred volume of the man generally, seems unlikely to go quietly. Even as the share price at Fox dropped in response to the news, wiping $500m (£400m) off its value in apparent flattery of Carlson, the question remains pertinent as to how much he, and those like him, matter as individuals.
If you are looking to fill a spare five minutes, it is an enjoyable thought experiment to rank in order of sheer flesh-crawling hideousness some of Fox News’s fallen stars. Where does Carlson place, for example, compared with Glenn Beck, the former Fox personality who, prior to his dismissal in 2011, had a shot at the title of America’s most awful man? Or Bill O’Reilly, a man who was given the boot in 2017 after news surfaced that the company had paid up to $13m in settlements to women accusing him of sexual harassment?
For a while, a sense has prevailed that these former giants – add to the list the former Fox News head Roger Ailes, ousted in 2016 in the wake of sexual harassment allegations – have been banished from frontline positions, and the hope prospers that Carlson might be among the last. The fact he has lasted this long, and the likely reasons for his departure, however, point in another direction.
For my money, Carlson – who is presently the subject of his own lawsuit, brought by Abby Grossberg, a senior producer who alleges he was responsible for creating a misogynist and hostile work environment – edges out even O’Reilly for pure anti-charisma. If O’Reilly was gross in a standard Fox News style, in Carlson’s case it was his very blandness, the Tintin hair and look of perpetual confusion, that made him more objectionable than all of his predecessors.
It is always fascinating to consider the tipping point at which behaviour previously tolerated by Fox becomes suddenly intolerable to the company – and for Carlson, it seems unlikely it’s the Grossberg lawsuit. It might not even be his role in fanning the flames of the January 6 riot that has just cost the company $787.5m in settlement money to shut down the lawsuit brought by Dominion Voting Systems.
Had it gone to trial, Carlson would surely have been a liability, given the way he encouraged viewers to regard the presidential election as rigged. At the same time, behind the scenes, he was lambasting Trump’s lawyers for selling a line to the public that Carlson himself seems not to have believed. “You’ve convinced them that Trump will win,” he wrote to an attorney for Trump in November 2020. “If you don’t have conclusive evidence of fraud at that scale, it’s a cruel and reckless thing to keep saying.”
More irksome to his employers, however, might have been his off-the-cuff comments about Trump at a time when Fox officially still backed the former president. In early January 2021, in an exchange with members of his staff, Carlson wrote: “We are very, very close to being able to ignore Trump most nights. I truly can’t wait,” and: “I hate him passionately.”
I dare say Murdoch hated Trump, too, at that point, but for a network like Fox, it is dangerous to show the workings of the sausage machine too closely. There comes a point where the gap between the true feelings of network bosses and the line they are selling to viewers becomes so large that even those at the back who aren’t paying attention may catch a whiff of the true venality of the operation.
The most surprising thing to have come out since Carlson’s departure, however, is the breakdown in viewing figures. At the time of his ousting, Carlson was the highest rated cable news host in the US, pulling in more than 3 million viewers nightly. By contrast, Chris Hayes over on MSNBC attracts around 1.3 million viewers and Anderson Cooper, the most boring man on television, scores around 700,000 on CNN in that time slot.
These are decent figures. But dig down into the details, and among viewers aged between 25 and 54 – the most attractive demographic – Carlson hovered around the 330,000 mark. This is more than his rivals, for sure, but is still a tiny number of people relative to the sheer amount of oxygen this man has taken up over the last five years.
He will write a book. He’ll launch a podcast. He may accept a flippantly offered $25m job opportunity from the far-right news channel OAN. As with his predecessors, the memory of Carlson will fade quickly to irrelevance as we’re reminded it’sthe platform that pulls the strings, not the person. Someone equally odious will replace him.
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The Attorney General’s Office He published on his Facebook page images and videos of the poor condition in which some of the feet of the house that the present administration delivered to the community of the alligator, which not only made them smaller than stipulated, but with deficiencies, since they leak with any rain, as happened with other constructions of this type that were delivered in the town of El Cubilete. Despite the inconsistencies found in these constructions, the director of Well-being, Enrique Covarrubias, still said in a meeting that the people had cried when they were given the feet of the house, to which the trustee attorney Georgina Burciaga Armenta He replied that they had actually shed tears, but out of courage, because of the defective houses that they dared to hand over to them, and that they were of no use to remedy the housing problem they are facing.
Following with The attorney trustee, now it was very clear to her why the mayor and the faction coordinators in the PRI, PAS and the independent council do not want her in the political consultation meetings. Apparently, they say, that everything is due to the fact that she is the topic of conversation in those sessions, especially since she has been a stone in the shoe for the municipal president. Even the ears of Georgina Burciaga Armenta have already received the reports that at each political agreement meeting, both Martín Ahumada Quintero and the councilors Luis Antonio López Quiñónez, from the PRI, and the independent, Rafaela Sánchez Castro, begin to dialogue in front of Cuauhtémoc Sánchez Romero, from PAS, and Sergio García Montoya, from Morena, on how to relieve the attorney general of her position, since they have even used the name of her substitute at the table. Did they forget that this position was elected by the people, just as it happened with them? So it will be very interesting to know what is the strategy they bring to make a play of that magnitude.
despite living in a social context where disappearances are increasing, the effort to make the first brigade of genetic profiling It gives certainty of coinciding with bodies located, although it was not possible for all those who have a missing family member to attend the call, and not precisely out of disinterest. Some did not have the resources when they found out at the last moment, while others did not find out, a situation that is to be regretted and taken into account for the next day they do, so that greater dissemination is given in communities where families with loved ones are concentrated. missing. Although said day was considered productive and more than twenty families were attended to in the first five hours, there was the capacity to attend to many more.
Neighbors of the Lomas del Mar neighborhood they are very upset with staff jumapag because a week ago they did some work on Zaratajoa street and caused a water leak, which they did not fix. As much as they have talked to them to solve a fault that they caused, they do not go, and the water has already gotten into some houses when they were thrown all day.
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