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The Croisette is polished, the champagne is all chilled, and the world’s most famous egos are primed for battle. The 77th Cannes Film Festival kicks off tomorrow, and if you think this is just another parade of pretentious auteurs and air-kissing celebrities, buckle up because this year’s edition is shaping up to be a cinematic hurricane. From career comebacks to AI-generated chaos, political firestorms to fashion meltdowns, here’s the raw, unfiltered lowdown on what’s about to go down.
1. The Palme d’Or bloodbath: Coppola, Lanthimos, Arnold—who’s taking the crown?
Coppola’s £94 million (₹993 crore) gamble Megalopolis is either going to cement his legacy or unravel it. Emma Stone reunites with Yorgos Lanthimos for Kindness, and Andrea Arnold’s Bird is flying high with early Oscar buzz. Oh, and word on the Riviera? A surprise late entry might shake it all up.
Megalopolis, Kindness, and Bird posters – Cannes’ fiercest Palme d’Or contenders face off.IMDB
2. The Apprentice: the film Cannes might boo off the screen
A Trump biopic starring Sebastian Stan? The Apprentice is already Cannes’ most divisive ticket. With reports calling it “brutal” and “politically nuclear,” expect everything from standing ovations to walkouts and maybe even protest placards.
Sebastian Stan as Donald Trump in The Apprentice—the biopic Cannes audiences may love to hateIMDB
3. Red carpet rebels: the era of protest fashion and AI couture
It’s not just about looking good but about making a statement. Zendaya might roll out in an AI-created gown. Timothée Chalamet could push gender-fluid boundaries even further. After Bella Hadid’s viral naked dress last year, what’s next? Cannes 2025’s carpet is all electric.
Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet turning heads on the red carpet with bold, boundary-pushing looksGetty Images
4. Bollywood lands in Cannes: Alia Bhatt’s fashion-forward debut
Alia Bhatt is finally making her Cannes debut and all eyes are on her. Expect a collision of Indian heritage and high fashion, with global headlines guaranteed. For desi cinema, it’s a major moment.
Alia Bhatt is expected to make a splash at Cannes 2025 with her much-anticipated red carpet debutGetty Images
5. The comeback crew: Johnny Depp, Lindsay Lohan, and the redemption arcs
Johnny Depp’s back with Jeanne du Barry Part II, hoping to reclaim his spot in the Hollywood spotlight. Lindsay Lohan’s rumoured secret project has fans buzzing. Cannes is where careers are reborn or buried.
Johnny Depp returns to the Croisette for Jeanne du Barry Part II, signalling a high-profile comebackIMDB
6. Netflix vs. cinema snobs: the streaming wars rage on
Netflix is back with films in competition, and the debate is hotter than ever. Will Cannes embrace streaming giants this year, or will the old-school gatekeepers throw shade again?
Tension builds as Netflix banners appear across Cannes, reigniting debates over streaming and traditionNetflix
7. Opening night glitter: Leave One Day sets the festival tone
A feel-good French comedy, Leave One Day promises a charming, good start. Directed by Amélie Bonnin, it’s light, breezy, and perhaps just the calm before Cannes’ inevitable chaos.
Leave One Day will light up the opening night with its feel-good charmIMDB
8. Parties you’ll never get into but wish you could
From Kylie Jenner’s yacht rave to Leo DiCaprio’s eco-luxe soirée and Coppola’s wine-fuelled Megalopolis wrap bash, Cannes is as much about the after-hours as it is about arthouse.
Kylie Jenner and Leonardo DiCaprio—Cannes' ultimate after-party royaltyGetty Images
9. AI invades Cannes: brilliance or cinema’s doomsday?
A short film entirely written by AI is set to screen and filmmakers are nervous. Will it dazzle or doom the future of storytelling? Either way, Cannes 2025 might become a historic turning point.
AI invades Cannes?Getty Images
10. Greta Gerwig’s jury squad: unpredictable and unapologetic
With Greta at the helm and wildcards like Barry Keoghan and Léa Seydoux beside her, this jury isn’t playing safe. Expect left-field picks, bold statements, and possibly the most talked-about Palme d’Or in years.
Will this be the year we remember for cinematic brilliance or backstage meltdowns? For AI revolutions or fashion revolts? Either way, one thing’s certain, Cannes isn’t just a film festival, it’s an unpredictable, glitter-drenched fever dream. And we’re absolutely here for it.
Fifty years have passed since that dusty road in Ramgarh first brought us Jai, Veeru, Basanti, Thakur, and a villain whose name still sends a shiver. It’s a film you don’t just watch, you inherit. Parents pass it to kids like a family heirloom. Every rewatch is a homecoming, yet it still surprises you.
And now, as 15 August 2025 marks its golden jubilee, Sholay is not just being remembered, it’s being reborn. Here’s how its fire still crackles, half a century on.
Sholay turns 50 with global 4K comeback and untold stories Instagram/rameshsippy47
1. Global 4K debut in Toronto
The Film Heritage Foundation’s painstakingly restored 4K version will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on 6 September 2025. A packed 1,800-seat Roy Thomson Hall will watch it in never-before clarity. The question on every Indian fan’s lips: “When’s it hitting home screens here?”
2. “Yeh Dosti” hits the UK stage
A full-scale musical and dance tour by LuvEntertainment is bringing Sholay’s beats to life across Hayes, Leicester, Coventry, and beyond. Think “Mehbooba Mehbooba” with blazing lights and live choreography. Like nostalgia, but with stage pyrotechnics.
3. The ending we were never meant to see
For decades, the true climax, Thakur kicking Gabbar to death, was a whisper among film buffs. Censors chopped it out in 1975. In June 2025, the Bologna festival unveiled it to a stunned audience.
4. Casting “what-ifs” and wild sets
Danny Denzongpa was first choice for Gabbar before schedules clashed. Amitabh Bachchan was billed fourth. Dharmendra allegedly bribed lighting crew to prolong romantic takes with Hema Malini. Meanwhile, Jaya Bachchan quietly shot her scenes while pregnant.
5. The jaw-dropping pay scale
Bachchan got £9,400 (₹1,00,000). Dharmendra, the top earner, got £14,100 (₹1,50,000). British stuntmen made £470 (₹50,000) each for the train heist scene, a sum that, at the time, could buy a small flat in Mumbai.
6. From flop to phenomenon
When it released, Sholay had slow ticket sales and mixed reviews. Javed Akhtar admitted he kept watching it himself, worried. Then word-of-mouth turned it into India’s highest-grossing film for nearly 20 years.
7. The records that won’t die
Five years straight at Mumbai’s Minerva Theatre. Over 25 crore footfalls worldwide. Proof that sometimes, the audience just needs time to catch up to genius.
8. Blood, sweat, and real bullets
Basanti’s tanga chase? Twelve days in scorching heat. Some action scenes used actual bullets for “authenticity”, Dharmendra’s idea. The first cut ran over four hours before it was trimmed for release.
9. Gabbar’s roots in reality
Amjad Khan modelled him on 1950s Chambal Valley dacoits. His gravelly “Kitney aadmi the?” didn’t just enter pop culture, it became shorthand for suspicion in Indian households.
10. Writers who never looked back
Javed Akhtar hasn’t rewatched Sholay since its 70mm re-release. His reasoning: “Those lost in their history have no hope for their future.” It’s a sentiment that keeps the film alive, we remember, even if its creators have moved on.
You don’t talk about Sholay like any other film. You talk about where you first saw it. You talk about watching it with people who aren’t here anymore. You talk about quoting its lines at weddings, in classrooms, in WhatsApp groups.
Fifty years later, it’s still more than cinema. It’s part of our vocabulary, our memory, our muscle. And as its 4K rebirth travels the world, Sholay reminds us: some friendships, some enemies, and some stories never fade.
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Bollywood’s most inspiring women-led films to stream this Independence Day
Yami Gautam shines in dual roles in A Thursday and Article 370
Deepika Padukone delivers a fierce performance as an Air Force officer in Fighter
Alia Bhatt’s Raazi portrays a young spy’s patriotic sacrifice during the 1971 war
Priyanka Chopra’s Mary Kom celebrates the journey of India’s boxing legend
Kangana Ranaut plays strong roles in Tejas and Manikarnika
Sonam Kapoor brings to life the heroic story of flight attendant Neerja Bhanot
From A Thursday to Fighter, some of Bollywood’s most unforgettable patriotic and inspirational films have been led by women who delivered performances that left a lasting impact. These films inspire courage, celebrate determination, and tell stories of women who rise above all odds.
Here’s our pick of powerful female-led films to revisit this Independence Day.
1. Yami Gautam in A Thursday
In A Thursday, Yami Gautam plays Naina Jaiswal, a sexual assault survivor who takes 16 children hostage, shocking the nation. Balancing vulnerability with cold determination, Yami’s intense performance keeps you hooked till the final reveal, making it one of her most memorable roles.
Yami Gautam delivers a gripping performance as Naina Jaiswal in A Thursdaygetty images
2. Deepika Padukone in Fighter
As Squadron Leader Minal Rathore, Deepika Padukone soars, quite literally, in this high-octane action drama. Fighting deadly terrorist threats in the skies and on the ground, she brings grit, charm, and emotional depth to the role, making Fighter a perfect Independence Day watch.
Deepika Padukone soars as Squadron Leader Minal Rathore in Fightergetty images
3. Yami Gautam in Article 370
In this political thriller inspired by true events, Yami Gautam plays Zooni Haksar, an intelligence officer at the heart of high-stakes operations in Jammu & Kashmir. Her bold and commanding performance captures the tension, urgency, and patriotism behind the historic abrogation of Article 370.
Yami Gautam commands the screen as intelligence officer Zooni Haksar in Article 370images
4. Alia Bhatt in Raazi
Alia Bhatt delivers one of her career-best performances as Sehmat Khan, a young Indian spy who marries into a Pakistani military family during the 1971 Indo-Pak war. Adapted from Calling Sehmat, the film is a gripping tale of sacrifice, duty, and quiet heroism.
Alia Bhatt brings quiet heroism to life as Indian spy Sehmat Khan in Raazigetty images
5. Priyanka Chopra in Mary Kom
Priyanka Chopra brings the legendary boxer Mary Kom’s life to the big screen in this inspiring sports biopic. From gruelling training sequences to emotional moments of resilience, her performance captures the grit and glory of one of India’s most celebrated athletes.
Priyanka Chopra transforms into legendary boxer Mary Kom in the inspiring biopic Mary Komgetty images
6. Kangana Ranaut in Tejas
Playing Wing Commander Tejas Gill, Kangana Ranaut embodies the courage and commitment of women in the Indian Air Force. The film follows her on daring missions while navigating personal struggles, a tribute to military bravery with a strong emotional core.
Kangana Ranaut embodies courage as Wing Commander Tejas Gill in Tejasgetty images
7. Sonam Kapoor in Neerja
Based on the real-life heroism of flight attendant Neerja Bhanot, this biographical thriller sees Sonam Kapoor deliver one of her finest performances. Her portrayal of Neerja’s bravery during the 1986 Pan Am hijacking is both moving and unforgettable.
Sonam Kapoor honours the real-life bravery of Neerja Bhanot in Neerja getty images
8. Kangana Ranaut in Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi
Kangana Ranaut steps into the armour of Rani Lakshmi Bai, one of India’s first female freedom fighters, in this sweeping historical drama. From fierce battle scenes to emotional sacrifices, she brings the warrior queen’s spirit to life on screen.
Kangana Ranaut channels warrior spirit as Rani Lakshmi Bai in Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansigetty images
This Independence Day, these films remind us that courage knows no gender, and that some of the most powerful stories of patriotism have been told through the eyes of extraordinary women.
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Jason Ralph fuels speculation over Rachel Brosnahan marriage after controversial Instagram activity
Jason Ralph, husband of Superman star Rachel Brosnahan, liked a controversial Instagram comment hinting at trouble in their marriage.
The comment accused Brosnahan of having inappropriate chemistry with co-star David Corenswet.
Ralph has since turned off Instagram comments, but screenshots of the ‘like’ are circulating widely.
Fans are split on whether the action was accidental, sarcastic, or a genuine reflection of marital issues.
Rachel Brosnahan’s husband, actor Jason Ralph, is at the centre of a heated social media debate after he liked a provocative Instagram comment about her on-screen chemistry with Superman co-star David Corenswet. The online reaction has been swift, with fans speculating whether his action was a subtle dig, a careless mistake, or simply a misunderstood joke.
The comment in question accused Brosnahan of crossing boundaries with a co-star and suggested Ralph should “stand up for himself” and “leave her.” Within hours, screenshots of Ralph’s ‘like’ were circulating across Reddit, X, and Instagram gossip pages. Soon after, Ralph disabled comments on his posts, but by then, the digital trail was impossible to erase.
Jason Ralph fuels speculation over Rachel Brosnahan marriage after controversial Instagram activity Getty Images
When did Rachel Brosnahan and Jason Ralph get married?
Brosnahan and Ralph first met while working on the indie film I’m Obsessed With You in 2013. After several years of dating, the pair quietly tied the knot—so quietly, in fact, that the public only learned about it years later.
In a 2019 interview, Brosnahan revealed that she had been wearing her wedding ring for some time before speculation began, adding: “We’ve been married for years and been together for even longer. We had a good laugh when the news came out that we had just got married like, ‘Happy six-month anniversary, honey!’”
The couple’s decision to keep their marriage private was intentional. Brosnahan explained that she disliked the double standard in media coverage, where she was constantly asked about her relationship while Ralph was not.
Rachel Brosnahan and Jason Ralph at a public event Getty Images
Have they worked together professionally?
Yes. Ralph appeared alongside his wife in the hit series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, joining in seasons four and five as Mike Carr. Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Ralph praised Brosnahan’s leadership on set, saying: “She’s just the best, and I feel very lucky to see her command a set like that.”
Their collaboration was warmly received by fans, and until now, the couple has maintained an image of mutual respect and professional admiration.
Jason Ralph sparks rumours with Instagram like about Rachel Brosnahan marriageGetty Images
What did Jason Ralph ‘like’ on Instagram?
The controversy began when Ralph liked a comment on one of his posts that read: “It’s genuinely sad to see your career being tucked out to be remembered as a cuckold because your wife couldn’t handle herself with her co-actor. Like bro, let’s have some self-love and stand up for yourself, leave her to be with him if she wants that much.”
The remark, widely interpreted as targeting Brosnahan’s scenes with David Corenswet in Superman, was seen by many as insulting and sexist. Fans immediately questioned why Ralph would engage with it at all.
Jason Ralph’s social media move raises questions about his marriageGetty Images
Was it intentional or a mistake?
Social media reactions are split. Some argue that it was likely an accidental double-tap, noting that Ralph’s Instagram activity is minimal and sporadic. Others believe it was deliberate, citing his history of dry humour and occasional trolling behaviour online.
Regardless of intent, the timing has amplified speculation. Brosnahan’s chemistry with Corenswet has been heavily discussed since the film’s release, and this incident has only fuelled more rumours about their personal lives.
Instagram drama fuels talk of tension between Jason Ralph and Rachel BrosnahanGetty Images
What’s next for the couple?
Neither Brosnahan nor Ralph has publicly commented on the incident. Given their preference for privacy, it’s unlikely they will address the speculation directly. Still, with screenshots continuing to circulate, the story has already left its mark on fan discussions around the couple. Whether the Instagram ‘like’ was a slip of the finger or a calculated move, it has put an unusually public spotlight on one of Hollywood’s most private marriages. For now, the internet is left to debate: accident, sarcasm, or subtle message?
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Gurinder Chadha’s ‘Christmas Karma’ unveils first look posters and confirms November release
Christmas Karma, Gurinder Chadha’s festive musical adaptation of A Christmas Carol, hits cinemas on 14 November 2025.
Kunal Nayyar leads a star-packed cast including Eva Longoria, Billy Porter, Boy George and Hugh Bonneville.
Soundtrack blends gospel, bhangra, rap and pop with contributions from Gary Barlow, Panjabi MC and Malkit Singh.
The film celebrates Britain’s multicultural spirit with a fresh, modern twist on Dickens’ classic.
Gurinder Chadha, the celebrated filmmaker behind Bend It Like Beckham and Blinded By The Light, is set to deliver a new festive spectacle with Christmas Karma, opening exclusively in UK and Irish cinemas on 14 November 2025. The film’s first-look posters have just been released, giving audiences a colourful preview of its star-studded cast and vibrant energy.
The musical reimagines Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol through a contemporary British lens. Kunal Nayyar, best known for The Big Bang Theory, stars as Mr Sood, a modern-day Scrooge whose journey through self-reflection is guided by three eccentric spirits. Eva Longoria takes on the role of the Ghost of Christmas Past, Billy Porter embodies the Ghost of Christmas Present, and Boy George appears as the Ghost of Christmas Future. Hugh Bonneville plays Jacob Marley, with Danny Dyer joining as a London cabbie who becomes part of Sood’s transformation.
Gurinder Chadha’s ‘Christmas Karma’ unveils first look posters and confirms November release Instagram/christmaskarmamovie
What is Christmas Karma about?
The story follows Mr Sood, a wealthy but emotionally closed-off man whose cold approach to life is challenged when he’s visited by three spirits on Christmas Eve. Each ghost takes him on a journey through his past, present and potential future, urging him to confront old wounds and change his ways. While the film stays true to Dickens’ core themes of compassion and redemption, Chadha infuses the narrative with humour, music and a multicultural setting that reflects the Britain of today.
One of Christmas Karma’s biggest draws is its eclectic soundtrack. Music legend Gary Barlow contributes alongside acclaimed composer Nitin Sawhney, All Saints’ Shaznay Lewis, jazz musician Ben Cullum and South Asian music icons Panjabi MC and Malkit Singh. The score weaves together gospel choirs, bhangra beats, Christmas carols, rap verses and classic pop melodies, creating a soundscape as diverse as the film’s cast and setting.
Known for films that explore identity, culture and community, Gurinder Chadha describes Christmas Karma as a “joyous, colourful musical celebration of Britain today.” The cast features a mix of global stars and British talent, including Leo Suter, Pixie Lott and Charithra Chandran. The film embraces the festive season as a time for unity and kindness, while spotlighting the contributions of different communities to the country’s cultural fabric.
Christmas Karma is scheduled for release on 14 November 2025, positioning it as one of the season’s major family-friendly releases ahead of Christmas. With its mix of comedy, music and heartfelt storytelling, the film is expected to appeal to audiences of all ages. Given Chadha’s track record for delivering crowd-pleasing stories with international appeal, industry watchers anticipate strong word-of-mouth and holiday season ticket sales.
For those seeking a new addition to their annual Christmas viewing list, Christmas Karma offers a vibrant alternative to traditional festive films, bringing Dickens’ timeless moral to life with a soundtrack and setting that are distinctly modern. The first-look posters hint at a production rich in colour, personality and musical flair, promising an uplifting cinematic experience to usher in the holiday season.
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Rajinikanth's Coolie ready to challenge War 2 at the box office
Coolie opens in cinemas worldwide on 14 August, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj.
Features Rajinikanth, Nagarjuna, Shruti Haasan, Soubin Shahir, Sathyaraj, and a cameo by Aamir Khan.
Early Twitter reviews praise performances but call for tighter storytelling.
Film earns £2.6 million (₹28.33 crore) on its opening day, clashing with War 2.
Rajinikanth returned to the big screen this week with Lokesh Kanagaraj’s action drama Coolie, one of the most anticipated Tamil films of the year. Released on 14 August, the movie opened with early morning shows across India and abroad, sparking a social media frenzy. While fans lauded the superstar’s performance and Nagarjuna’s commanding villain role, opinions on the storyline were split. Despite the divided reception, Coolie has made a strong start at the box office, collecting £2.6 million (₹28.33 crore) on day one.
Coolie teaser drops 100 days early and brings Rajinikanth nostalgia with it Instagram/cooliemovieofficial
What is Coolie about?
The film follows Deva, played by Rajinikanth, a former daily-wage worker with a violent past, who embarks on a revenge mission after his friend’s death. Nagarjuna plays the antagonist, a crime boss with his own layered backstory. The cast also includes Soubin Shahir, Upendra, Shruti Haasan, and Sathyaraj, with Aamir Khan appearing in a special cameo.
Lokesh Kanagaraj, known for Vikram and Leo, brings his signature gritty style, though the makers have denied rumours that the movie is connected to his Lokesh Cinematic Universe (LCU). Still, fans are speculating about potential crossovers, especially after spotting familiar narrative elements.
Twitter is filled with first impressions, ranging from glowing praise to measured critiques. Many fans applauded the energy of the first half, calling it “pure festival vibes,” and highlighted the unpredictability of the action sequences. Nagarjuna’s portrayal of the villain and Soubin Shahir’s performance received repeated mentions as standout elements.
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One user wrote, “From scene one to the interval, there’s no slowdown. Rajinikanth’s style and Lokesh’s sequences keep you hooked.” Another commented, “Aamir Khan’s cameo is the best of the year. Story could’ve been tighter, but Rajini carries it all.”
On the other hand, some viewers felt the pacing dipped after the interval and criticised the level of violence. “Extreme violence suffocates. Something didn’t blend with the multi-star cast,” one tweet read, rating the film 2.5/5.
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How is Coolie performing at the box office?
According to industry tracker Sacnilk, Coolie sold tickets worth over £3.76 million (₹41 crore) in advance bookings for its opening day in India, with 36,000 tickets sold for the Hindi version alone in major multiplex chains.
The film faces stiff competition from Yash Raj Films’ War 2, starring Hrithik Roshan, Jr NTR, and Kiara Advani, which released on the same day. The weekend’s numbers will be crucial in determining which title emerges as the audience favourite.
What are critics saying about the technical aspects?
Anirudh Ravichander’s soundtrack is widely praised, with several viewers calling it one of the major highlights of the film. Cinematography and de-aging effects on Rajinikanth have also drawn positive comments. “Lokesh gave his 200/100. Cinematography is fire,” one user posted.
Trade analyst Taran Adarsh rated the film highly, writing, “Screenplay, music, direction, even performances are stunning. High-level performance from superstar Rajinikanth.” Others described it as a “mass masterpiece with soul” while acknowledging some narrative flaws.
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So what’s the final word?
Whether seen as a “cult revolution” or a film that “could’ve been tighter,” Coolie has firmly placed Rajinikanth back in the centre of India’s cinematic conversation. With box office numbers rolling in and debates raging online, it’s clear that Lokesh Kanagaraj’s latest has achieved one thing: keeping Thalaivar’s presence as powerful as ever on the big screen.
Jason Ralph fuels speculation over Rachel Brosnahan marriage after controversial Instagram activity
Rachel Brosnahan marriage speculation grows after Jason Ralph’s controversial Instagram activity
Highlights
Rachel Brosnahan’s husband, actor Jason Ralph, is at the centre of a heated social media debate after he liked a provocative Instagram comment about her on-screen chemistry with Superman co-star David Corenswet. The online reaction has been swift, with fans speculating whether his action was a subtle dig, a careless mistake, or simply a misunderstood joke.
The comment in question accused Brosnahan of crossing boundaries with a co-star and suggested Ralph should “stand up for himself” and “leave her.” Within hours, screenshots of Ralph’s ‘like’ were circulating across Reddit, X, and Instagram gossip pages. Soon after, Ralph disabled comments on his posts, but by then, the digital trail was impossible to erase.
When did Rachel Brosnahan and Jason Ralph get married?
Brosnahan and Ralph first met while working on the indie film I’m Obsessed With You in 2013. After several years of dating, the pair quietly tied the knot—so quietly, in fact, that the public only learned about it years later.
In a 2019 interview, Brosnahan revealed that she had been wearing her wedding ring for some time before speculation began, adding:
“We’ve been married for years and been together for even longer. We had a good laugh when the news came out that we had just got married like, ‘Happy six-month anniversary, honey!’”
The couple’s decision to keep their marriage private was intentional. Brosnahan explained that she disliked the double standard in media coverage, where she was constantly asked about her relationship while Ralph was not.
Have they worked together professionally?
Yes. Ralph appeared alongside his wife in the hit series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, joining in seasons four and five as Mike Carr. Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Ralph praised Brosnahan’s leadership on set, saying:
“She’s just the best, and I feel very lucky to see her command a set like that.”
Their collaboration was warmly received by fans, and until now, the couple has maintained an image of mutual respect and professional admiration.
What did Jason Ralph ‘like’ on Instagram?
The controversy began when Ralph liked a comment on one of his posts that read:
“It’s genuinely sad to see your career being tucked out to be remembered as a cuckold because your wife couldn’t handle herself with her co-actor. Like bro, let’s have some self-love and stand up for yourself, leave her to be with him if she wants that much.”
The remark, widely interpreted as targeting Brosnahan’s scenes with David Corenswet in Superman, was seen by many as insulting and sexist. Fans immediately questioned why Ralph would engage with it at all.
Was it intentional or a mistake?
Social media reactions are split. Some argue that it was likely an accidental double-tap, noting that Ralph’s Instagram activity is minimal and sporadic. Others believe it was deliberate, citing his history of dry humour and occasional trolling behaviour online.
Regardless of intent, the timing has amplified speculation. Brosnahan’s chemistry with Corenswet has been heavily discussed since the film’s release, and this incident has only fuelled more rumours about their personal lives.
What’s next for the couple?
Neither Brosnahan nor Ralph has publicly commented on the incident. Given their preference for privacy, it’s unlikely they will address the speculation directly. Still, with screenshots continuing to circulate, the story has already left its mark on fan discussions around the couple. Whether the Instagram ‘like’ was a slip of the finger or a calculated move, it has put an unusually public spotlight on one of Hollywood’s most private marriages. For now, the internet is left to debate: accident, sarcasm, or subtle message?