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Impact Films announces the theatrical release of the current year’s one of the most talked-about and highly rated English language films, titled SPENCER by Pablo Larrain across the  Nation on 19 th Nov. It features Kristen Stewart in the lead role of Princess Diana and Jack Farthing as Prince Charles, beautifully supported by Sally Hawkins and Timothy Spall.   Spencer concentrates on three turbulent days in the life of Diana during the Christmas of 1991  where Diana and her family are staying at Sandringham , a well known royal tradition. Over  Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day, Diana realises that her marriage is breaking down and doesn’t want to be the future queen. The biopic gives the audience a glimpse into the character of Princess Diana whizzing through many official engagements she attended, a frosty dynamic with the royal family, and plenty of emotional scenes exploring the late Princess’s vulnerability and how she struggled to fit in.  The film debuted at the Ve

  Ever since the pandemic hit us things seemed to be at halt for a long period. Meanwhile everything is slowly picking pace post lockdowns, Bollywood’s hit machine, singer Mika Singh recently visited Jammu . Aiming to revive the tourism in Jammu and Kashmir , a celebration of various events has been organized by Jammu Tourism. Mika with his daunting voice enthralled more than five thousand people with his superhits at the ‘Bollywood Nights’ event. The singer said, “I feel so grateful to Jammu Tourism and Police Department for giving me this wonderful opportunity. I am also thankful to my lovely fans for giving me their precious time even in the chilling weather. For me, it is truly a blessing to make people dance and have a good time at my shows.” “I also feel really glad and honourd that I’m the only one in India to do the first outdoor public show post Covid. The feeling I get after performing live, making people happy, getting them to dance and enjoy is just incomparable,” adde

  Chandigarh :  The two-day long BPTA Festival-2021, a rare convergence of great Indian-Irish cultural and literary traditions, concluded on a scintillating note with a host of literary personalities and artists showcasing their talent and regaling the audience online. “Nearly 25 artists and literary personalities from India and Ireland participated in the two-day long virtual BPTA Festival-2021. A large number of art lovers and littérateurs from two great nations joined Macèdoine, a medley! BPTA Festival-2021 which concluded on a positive note,” said Nisha Luthra, Founder Director, Macèdoine, A Medley BPTA Festival-2021. Cauvery Madhavan  from Ireland had a live chat about books, while Dr Nita Mishra regaled the audience by reciting her poetry. There were live chats and performances by Danish Iqbal and Fauzia Dastango, Alpesh and Aniket, while there were recorded videos from Aifric Mac Aodha, Ashwathy Plackal, Kutle Khan, and Revanta. Nisha added that the virtual festival w