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Danny Boyle, the director behind Slumdog Millionaire, admits he wouldn’t make the film today due to heightened sensitivity around cultural appropriation. While he still stands by the 2008 Oscar-winning movie—a rags-to-riches tale set in Mumbai—he acknowledges the current cultural climate would make it a tough sell.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about Boyle second-guessing his own work—it’s a snapshot of how much Hollywood’s (and society’s) conversations around representation have shifted. A film once celebrated for its cross-cultural appeal might now face scrutiny for who gets to tell which stories. It’s a sign of progress, but also a reminder that even well-intentioned art can age awkwardly.

Award-winning filmmaker Marian Crișan, known for his Cannes and Locarno accolades, is prepping to shoot Holy Light, a religious drama, in Romania this August. The project is a collaboration between his production company and studios in Moldova and Slovakia.

Editor’s Note: Crișan’s track record suggests Holy Light could be another standout project—especially for fans of his earlier work like Morgen and Silent Valley. The international co-production angle also highlights growing cross-border collaborations in European cinema, which often bring fresh perspectives to niche genres like religious dramas. Worth keeping an eye on if you’re into thought-provoking indie films.

Aamir Khan's new film Sitaare Zameen Par had a sluggish start with delayed early shows, but it’s now picking up steam—selling over 10,000 tickets in just the last hour. By 1 pm, it had earned ₹1.68 crore, though it’s still trailing behind Dhanush’s Kuberaa, which opened stronger at ₹3.58 crore. The evening shows could be a turning point for Sitaare Zameen Par, as buzz seems to be building.

Editor’s Note: Early box office numbers can be misleading—sometimes a film just needs time to find its audience. Sitaare Zameen Par’s late surge suggests word-of-mouth might be kicking in, which could make the race between these two releases more interesting by the weekend. For Bollywood watchers, it’s a reminder that opening-day jitters don’t always tell the whole story.

BuzzFeed is serving up a nostalgia-packed quiz that promises to match your high school persona with a character from the cult-favorite teen drama One Tree Hill. Whether you're a Brooke Davis-level queen bee or more of a quiet Lucas Scott type, this playful test aims to reveal your TV alter ego.

Editor’s Note: For fans of early-2000s teen dramas, this is a lighthearted way to relive the One Tree Hill hype while poking fun at high school archetypes. It’s pure entertainment—no deep takeaways, just a fun distraction for anyone who ever debated Team Peyton vs. Team Brooke.

Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan opened up about how much he enjoys working with his son, Abhishek Bachchan, calling it both a joy and a learning experience. While he didn’t reveal details about their latest project together, the father-son duo clearly shares a strong creative bond. Meanwhile, Abhishek is preparing for the release of his upcoming film Kalaidhar Laapata on July 4.

Editor’s Note: It’s always heartwarming to see legendary actors like Amitabh Bachchan cherish family collaborations in an industry that’s often cutthroat. His comments highlight the personal side of filmmaking—something fans love to hear about. Plus, with Abhishek’s new movie on the horizon, this story keeps the Bachchan buzz alive in Bollywood.