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Bhavna Agarwal

Bhavna Agarwal

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Bhavna is passionate about dramas and films and loves writing about them. Currently oscillating between K-content, BTS and Bollywood, Bhavna dreams of an epic crossover between both the worlds.

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Hollywood

Avengers Endgame Encore: How the 4 new scenes set up Doomsday

Marvel's Endgame Encore adds four scenes linking Steve Rogers, Hulk, the TVA and Doctor Doom to Avengers: Doomsday. The footage ties Endgame's ending to the multiverse crisis while leaving key questions about Doom and Steve's timeline open.

Avengers Endgame Encore

Review

The Scandal review: Ji Chang-wook, Son Ye-jin and Nana thrive in the grey

Release Date:Fri Sep 18, 2026

Driven by nuanced performances from Son Ye-jin and Ji Chang-wook, The Scandal transforms a Joseon-era wager of seduction into a captivating exploration of power and restraint. The eight-episode series balances lush visual grammar with a carefully paced narrative that keeps its central intrigue tightly held.

The Scandal review: Ji Chang-wook, Son Ye-jin and Nana thrive in the grey

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Ji Chang-wook, Son Ye-jin, Nana Talk The Scandal, Pansori, Indian cinema | Excl

In an exclusive conversation with India Today, stars of Netflix series The Scandal speak about the historial K-drama. Ji Chang-wook discusses how pansori became part of the production and compares its storytelling role with musical elements in Indian cinema. Son Ye-jin opens up about playing Lady Cho, a complex and independent woman navigating the rigid social structures of the Joseon era.

Netflix series The Scandal stars Ji Chang-wook, Son Ye-jin and Nana. Credit: Netflix
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Hollywood

Fall 2 Deadpoint review: A terrifying climb that loses its footing

Release Date:Sat Jul 11, 2026

While Fall 2: Deadpoint succeeds in delivering nerve-shredding vertical terror and solid lead performances, the survival thriller struggles under the weight of unnecessary plot twists. Changing the location offers fresh thrills, but overcomplicating a simple premise ultimately costs the film its emotional footing.

Fall 2 Deadpoint review: A terrifying climb that loses its footing
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