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India Today
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
7 must-watch shows on Prime Video
7 must-watch shows on Prime Video Credit: IMDb Panchayat follows the journey of Abhishek who joins as a secretary of a Panchayat office in a remote village in UP. The fourth season of the series will premiere on June 24. Panchayat Gram Chikisalay is also a comedy drama revolving around rural India. The series follows the journey of Dr Prabhat who is on a mission to transform a neglected primary health centre. Gram Chikitsalay For those who prefer to watch a romantic drama, Made In Heaven is the perfect choice. The show revolves around two best friends, who are wedding planners, planning different weddings in each episode. Made in heaven Bandish Bandits is for those who love music and romantic dramas. The show revolves around a couple who represent different worlds of music. The second season of the show released in December 2024. Bandish Bandits Mirzapur is one of the most loved series on Prime Video. The show follows the journey of Akhandanand Kaleen Tripathi and his bid to control power in Mirzapur, which is neck deep into lawlessness. Mirzapur Credit: IMdb The Family Man revolves around an intelligence officer working for Threat Analysis and Surveillance Cell. The high-octane action thriller has received several awards, including 11 Filmfare OTT awards. The Family Man Inside Edge is a perfect pick for sports lovers. The series revolves around a fictional T20 cricket team named Mumbai Mavericks, which finds itself amid a spot fixing syndicate. Inside Edge Which one is your favourite?
New Indian Express
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Panchayat Season 4 Review: An overstay in Phulera
Take, for instance, the protagonist Abhishek. His existential dread, which was touched upon in the previous seasons, is sidelined. For most of the fourth season, he is only awaiting the result of his MBA entrance. Be it Vikas or Prahlad, characters internal lives seem to be going around in circles. The election wave has swept away the possibility of little nuances and meditative silences. Panchayat becomes more jokey, more macro, only conveying that the dance of democracy is just a bunch of janky moves. The series has now become a regular hangout spot which offers no new vision. There are a few additions, though, like the quirky casting of lyricist Swanand Kirkire as the MP, which are enjoyable, but only briefly. Sunita Rajwar is electrifying as Kranti Devi. Her performance is the sole one which pops out this season. You can't help but hate her whenever she turns up on screen. Panchayat, when it started, carved its own niche amidst an OTT space inundated with crime thrillers and heavy dramas. It offered a slow-paced, low-stakes narrative, which felt soothingly fresh. Now, these same strengths it is using as formula. The quirks are becoming predictable, as is the narrative. Organic storytelling is turning into a packaged item. Prime Video already houses byproducts like Gram Chikitsalay (2025) and Dupahiya (2025). The Phulera-isms are becoming overbearing, the essence is losing out. Sometimes it's better to burn out than to fade away.
Time of India
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
An actor trending today could easily be forgotten in 3 months: Amol Parashar
Amol Parashar 's web shows, Kull and Gram Chikitsalay, made significant waves upon their OTT release. Ask him about the near-simultaneous success of both projects, and he shares, 'I could have been overwhelmed by the attention, but I've been enjoying it. These moments are rare, and you want to make the most of them without getting carried away. From experience, I know if you're trending today, chances are three months later, you might be forgotten.' Excerpts from a chat with the actor who was recently in Bengaluru: 'I'M A MOOD ACTOR' Reflecting on his process as an actor, Amol shares that he tries to get into the director's head. 'My process often starts with trying to get inside the head of the director. What are they imagining? What's their vision for the character? My job is to make them happy, to deliver what they've visualised. If I can do that, I feel I've succeeded. I'm not a method actor; that term is often misused. I don't know if I qualify, but I think I'm more of a mood actor,' he says. As actors, disappointment is part of the job. But I try not to take it personally. Everyone feels they deserve something, yet ten others believe the same. You just have to keep going Amol Parashar 'BOTH THE CHARACTERS I PLAYED WERE EXTREME ENDS OF THE SPECTRUM' Talking about the striking difference in the characters that he played in Kull and Gram Chikitsalay, he says, 'They're the extreme ends of the spectrum, one is the best person and the other is the worst person I've ever played in front of the camera. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like เทรดทองCFDsกับโบรกเกอร์ที่เชื่อถือได้| เปิดบัญชีวันนี้ IC Markets สมัคร Undo The timing made the contrast more visible. If they had released six months apart, it wouldn't have been as noticeable. Both the roles took work; they're both unlike me. So, I had to step out of my own skin to portray them. ' Shoojit Sircar's seamless direction immediately reminded me of my theatre days, helping me find the mood and tone needed for the character Amol Parashar 'THEATRE AND CAMERA ACTING ARE BOTH VERY DIFFERENT' 'Theatre teaches you to think about the whole performance — voice, body, space. But on camera, the acting becomes more contained. The lens catches everything, even the flicker in your eye. But now, with time, switching between the two has become muscle memory,' he says, while talking about what, as an actor, he could take from theatre while acting in front of the camera. 'ROCKET SINGH HAPPENED WHEN I WASN'T EVEN LOOKING FOR FILMS' Amol's first screen appearance was in Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year (2009) alongside Ranbir Kapoor. 'It was unbelievable, but it also happened too soon. I wasn't even actively looking for film work, I was more inclined towards theatre then,' he says. Talking about the struggles of being an outsider in the industry, he adds, 'After I did my first film, I had no idea about how to build on it. I didn't understand how the industry worked, and there was no one to guide me. That is something I learned with time, which I feel many others who belong to the fraternity know since the beginning.'
India Today
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Amol Parashar reacts to dating rumours with Konkana Sensharma
Actor Amol Parashar has addressed rumours of his link-up with his 'Dolly Kitty Aur Wo Chamakte Sitare' co-star Konkana Sensharma. The buzz around their relationship started after the rumoured couple were clicked at the screening of Amol's latest web series 'Gram Chikitsalay'.Neither confirming nor denying the relationship, Amol said if he had any news to share, he would share it on his social media asked me. Instead, everyone started bringing their assumptions to the table. Earlier, I would react to every news, but now I have learnt to just move on. Agar kuch hoga aur mujhe share karna hoga, toh I will share it on social media myself," he said in an interview with Hindustan Times. Avoiding any labels between him and Konkana, Amol said, "See, you have people in life. Kisi se aap close hote hai, aur kisi se aap zyaada close hote hai. Naming every relationship is not necessary. Aap khush, saamne wala khush aur gharwale khush, that's it."He also shared how actor Vicky Kaushal found himself in a similar situation when he was dating actor and now his wife Katrina Kaif. Amol said, "I remember something similar happened with Vicky and I was like: 'Bhai bata do sabko because people are asking me'. And he was like: 'I will, at the right time.'"advertisementAmol, who recently featured in Prime Video's 'Gram Chikatsalay', also expressed that his personal life is grabbing more attention than his work and said no matter how much acting one does, it is link-up news that gets the views. "Logon ko mazaa aa raha hai. Aap karlo kitni bhi acting, views link up news ko hi milte hai," he asked about his marriage plans, Amol cheekily said he loves surprising himself and his family knows that. "Kuch bhi ho sakta hai. I love surprising myself and my family knows that. Agar shaadi hui, to I, too, will post it on Insta, as that's what matters to everyone. But as of now, I have nothing to talk about."Amol also spoke about the possibility of the second season of 'Gram Chikatsalay' and said his character dies in 'Kull', but he's very much alive in the other Watch
Time of India
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Amol Parashar REACTS to dating rumours with Konkona Sensharma; recalls Vicky Kaushal's similar phase with Katrina Kaif before marriage
Amol Parashar has finally addressed the dating rumors linking him to Konkona Sensharma, clarifying that despite public perception, no one directly inquired about their relationship. Drawing a parallel to Vicky Kaushal's discreet courtship with Katrina Kaif, Amol emphasized his right to share personal news on his own terms, particularly via social media. Amol Parashar is finally breaking his silence on those long-running dating rumours with Konkona Sensharma. From red carpet moments to warm public hugs, the whispers have only grown louder. Now, in a candid chat, the Gram Chikitsalay actor not only sets the record straight but also draws a fun parallel to Vicky Kaushal 's hush-hush phase with Katrina Kaif — and yes, there's an 'Instagram official' twist too! In a recent chat with Hindustan Times, Amol addressed the ongoing buzz about his rumored relationship with Konkona Sensharma. He revealed that while many people assumed they were dating, no one actually approached him to ask about it directly. He also clarified that the rumours don't bother him and he has moved on from the chatter. He added that if there's ever anything to share about his personal life, he'll be the one to post it on social media himself. Amol, who stars in Gram Chikitsalay, shared his views on relationships, saying that every bond is different and doesn't necessarily need a label. What matters most to him, he said, is mutual happiness—and that both partners, along with their families, feel content and at peace with the relationship. Parashar also recalled a moment from the Sardar Udham shoot when Vicky Kaushal was facing dating rumours with Katrina Kaif. Amol shared that people would ask him about it, and he once told Vicky, 'Bhai, bata do sabko because people are asking me,' to which Vicky calmly replied that he would share it when the time was right. He finds it amusing that his personal life often makes more headlines than his work. He joked that despite all the acting he does, it's always the dating rumours that steal the limelight. The actor also spoke candidly about his views on marriage. He revealed that while his mother initially pressured him about settling down, she has become more relaxed over time. Amol added that he likes to keep life unpredictable—and his family has come to accept and understand that about him. Teh actor quipped that if and when he gets married, it will definitely be 'Instagram official,' as that's what seems to hold weight these days. For now, though, he confirmed there's nothing new to announce on that front.
