#Salmania fever is here! Salman Khan starrer Tiger Zinda Hai records bumper advance booking

Salman Khan starrer Tiger Zinda Hai records bumper advance booking

The Salmania fever is running high everywhere and fans are ready to see the Dabangg Khan back in action.

After Tubelight, Salman Khan is all set to woo his fans with his upcoming film Tiger Zinda Hai. The film, which will hit the cinemas this Friday has opened to massive advance booking. Advance ticket sales have begun for the December 22nd release of the Salman Khan-Katrina Kaif starrer Tiger Zinda Hai, and some opening night screenings in big urban centres have already sold out. The Salmania fever is running high everywhere and fans are ready to see the Dabangg Khan back in action.

Trade analyst Taran Adarsh took to Twitter to announce, “Well begun is half done… #TigerZindaHai  advance booking opens with a BIG ROAR… Several shows housefull at several centres… Expect a toofani start on Friday… #Salmania.”.....

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Salman Khan’s Tiger Zinda Hai fails to get clearance from Pakistan censor board

Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif in a still from Tiger Zinda Hai

The first part, Ek Tha Tiger, was also not cleared for the release in Pakistan.

Salman Khan-Katrina Kaif starrer spy thriller Tiger Zinda Hai will not release in Pakistan after it failed to obtain a clearance from the country's Central Board of Film Censors. Geo Films, which has the distribution rights for the film in Pakistan, had started publishing the release of the film with the note 'subject to censor clearance' but its release on December 22 is unlikely now....

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Kurt Russell to Play Santa Claus in Netflix Christmas Movie (Exclusive)

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Judah Lewis, the star of Netflix's 'The Babysitter,' and 'Big Little Lies' actress Darby Camp are also starring in the fresh take on the holiday family film.
Kurt Russell is bringing Christmas cheer to Netflix.

The veteran actor is teaming with Judah Lewis, the star of Netflix’s horror-comedy film The Babysitter, along with Darby Camp of Big Little Lies, to star in an untitled Christmas movie for the streaming giant.


Chris Columbus — who knows a thing or two about the holidays, having directed two Home Alone movies — is producing the live-action pic that will also mix CG elements. Clay Kaytis, co-director of The Angry Birds Movie, is helming the feature.........

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After The Conformist's Tokyo FilmEx screening, a viewer asked director Cai Shangjun whether film noir is a genre on the rise in Chinese cinema. It's not hard to see why. Cai's third and latest feature, which bowed at FilmEx alongside Vivian Qu's noir-inflected Angels Wear White, is a finely crafted tale in which a hard-boiled hoodlum contends with myriad criminals, multiple conspiracies and an icy femme fatale in bleak border outposts in China and Russia.

Though The Conformist's story and visual style bear scant resemblance to Bernando Bertolucci's thriller of the same name, Cai has acquitted himself with many of the same elements that propelled that 1970 film to legendary status. There's the lead actor's stellar performance, with Huang Bo (Lost in Thailand, Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons) delivering a nuanced, measured turn in perhaps his most against-type role to date. Then there's the sight and sound: Hong Kong D.P. Yu Lik-wai teases out an eerie sense of beauty from the film's gloomy architecture and snowy landscapes, while Qin Wenchen's score and Wen Bo's sound effects further augment the ambience.........

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