Kriti Sanon reveals that when she first read the script of Tere Ishk Mein, she found her character Mukti completely negative.

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Kriti Sanon shared that she initially disliked her Tere Ishk Mein character Mukti Beniwal, finding her selfish and negative, ...

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Festive storefronts, glowing trees and familiar sidewalks are all playing supporting roles in "12 Dates of Christmas," a ...

Disabled women of color are still a rarity on-screen. Per this year’s Annenberg Inclusion Study, 61% of the disabled characters seen on-screen last year were men and 70.8% were white, so to see ...

Actress Kriti Sanon recently revealed her initial discomfort with her character, Mukti Beniwal, in Aanand L. Rai's romantic drama 'Tere Ishk Mein'.

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