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David Beckham on carpet with Guy Ritchie at premiere of ‘The Gentlemen’

David Beckham on carpet with Guy Ritchie at premiere of ‘The Gentlemen’

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David Beckham on carpet with Guy Ritchie at premiere of 'The Gentlemen'

Cast from Guy Ritchie’s new TV show said fans of the director’s work will not be disappointed with his series “The Gentlemen,” which had its London premiere yesterday.

“The White Lotus” actor Theo James stars in the crime drama as Eddie Horniman, who is busy working in the army when his father dies and he inherits his family’s country estate, which turns out to be concealing a cannabis business.

But as Eddie tries to extricate the family from criminality, he gets seduced by the crime, violence and power.

James, who described Ritchie as a “seminal figure” in the British film industry, said working with him was both great and “nerve racking.”

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“You don’t necessarily know what you’re going to be doing most days, but there’s a joy in that collaboration because as (Ritchie) said, as long as you have people in the room who are up for collaboration, then you can really create stuff on the fly,” he said.

Ritchie made his name in 1998 with the crime comedy “Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,” and other movies he has since directed include “Sherlock Holmes” and “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.”

Speaking about making the eight-part “The Gentlemen” series, Ritchie said it allowed his “characters to breathe and develop” in a way that “just can’t happen” in a film.

Reflecting on the plot, American actor Giancarlo Esposito, who plays a billionaire keen on buying the family mansion, said Ritchie has “placed the ideals of family — the family of criminals and the aristocratic family — together.”

“All those values get muddled when you’re talking about money and survival. I find it really fascinating how he’s set it all up,” Esposito said.

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Joely Richardson plays Eddie’s mum, Lady Sabrina, while at the heart of the criminal gang are Bobby Glass (Ray Winstone) and his daughter Susie (Kaya Scodelario).

Winstone said that if audiences like a Guy Ritchie film, then this new series fits the mould, while Scodelario said it “checks every box of the Guy Ritchie universe.”

As well as the cast from the show, Ritchie was joined at the premiere by his wife, Jacqui Ainsley, and guests including former footballer David Beckham and actor Jason Statham.

“The Gentlemen” is due to hit streaming platform Netflix from Thursday.

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Atif Aslam’s new song ‘Tumhari Chup’ hits internet

Atif Aslam’s new song ‘Tumhari Chup’ hits internet

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Atif Aslam’s new song ‘Tumhari Chup’ for new drama serial ‘Gentleman’ took the internet by storm on Sunday, garnering nearly one million views on YouTube within a few hours of its release. 

Written by the legendary Khalilur Rehman Qamar, the song features Humayun Saeed and Yumna Zaidi in lead roles. 

Gentleman, the highly anticipated drama serial, marks the first collaboration between Yumna Zaidi and Humayun Saeed. 

Produced by Next Level Entertainment, this entertainment project is led by the visionary duo of Samina Humayun Saeed and Sana Shahnawaz. 

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Legendary playwright Khalilur Rehman Qamar has added his creative touch to the script, while the talented Haissam Hussain taking the director’s chair.  

The combination of these exceptional talents has delivered a drama serial that is bound to leave a lasting impact on viewers. 

Fans are eagerly waiting to see the on-screen chemis

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hat Ayeza Khan feels to be a mother

hat Ayeza Khan feels to be a mother

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Ayeza Khan, a name known well in the Pakistani drama industry, has voiced her opinion on the Mother’s Day.

Various celebrities and popular people belonging to the entertainment world have talked about the importance of the day.

Khan released a few photos of her children and husband Danish Taimoor on the photo and video sharing app Instagram.

The ‘Payare Afzal’ actor captioned enchantingly, “A very happy to all the beautiful mothers. Children are the mirror of their parents.”

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Celebrities pour their heart out on Mother’s Day

Celebrities pour their heart out on Mother’s Day

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Celebrities pour their heart out on Mother's Day

Mother’s Day seems to have flown by in the midst of the everyday routines.

A number of famous people wished the superwomen who shaped them into the persons viewers see them as on social media.

To begin with, actor Ahad Raza Mir posted a somewhat unusual request for his mother on Instagram.

A picture of the duo caught in a frank pose was captioned, “You wouldn’t be a mother without me. You’re welcome. Thank me. I came into this world to bless you. You owe me. I dedicate this post to all the sons out there. We deserve a son’s day. Go tell your mothers they ain’t mothers without you. Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there. Most importantly, mine.”

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Maya Ali, who became indelible for her work in ‘Man Mayal’, shared a loving picture with her mother and penned, “Thank you for always listening to even those words which I never say,” said the star, brimming with gratitude. She added, “Thank you for sitting by my side all night when I don’t feel good and being there in all the good and bad times. Amma these words can’t ever be enough to describe what a “mother” does for her children. Whatever I am today, I owe it all to you, because without you nothing would have been possible.”

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