The story kicks off with a sobering voiceover about the long-standing tension between Iran and Israel, and how decades of covert attacks and retaliations have shaped political strategies behind closed doors.
The 'Doctor G' actress also used social media to drop a few glimpses from the celebration. Posing in a beautiful red-salwar kameez, Rakul was accompanied by her husband, Jackky Bhagnani, and her mother-in-law.
Kylie posted photos of the elegant set-up on her Instagram Stories, including an image of a long dining table for guests set on a gravel path in the front lawn and a close-up shot of the tablescape featuring red and white flowers, lit candles, raspberries and tomatoes in the center and red floral-painted plates and napkins, reports ‘People’ magazine.
Also among the streaming offerings worth your time, as selected by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists: The animated “King of the Hill” returns after a 15-year pause, the first half of season two of “Wednesday” lands on Netflix appropriately on Wednesday and the “Welcome to Wrexham” spinoff “NECAXA” premieres with Eva Longoria.
Sharing the exciting update with the netizens, Mehta penned on his X timeline, "An audacious dream, born of belief and perseverance, now steps onto the world stage. Gandhi will have its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival 2025 as part of its carefully curated PrimeTime slate."
