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The new trailer of 2.0 to have more of Akshay Kumar?

The upcoming sci-fi film 2.0 is undoubtedly the biggest spectacle of 2018. Starring Rajinikanth, Akshay Kumar and Amy Jackson in principal roles, the movie is a sequel to Robot, which hit screens in 2010.

2.0, which has been produced on a massive budget, has been in the news ever since being officially announced a couple of years ago. Recently, the makers of the flick released its official trailer online, which garnered a very lukewarm response from the audience.


Fans were disappointed for various reasons. Some did not like the turkey VFX work, while others were not happy because it has the minimal presence of superstar Akshay Kumar, who plays the antagonist in the flick.

The latest we hear that the makers have edited the trailer of 2.0 to include more of Kumar. Well, whether or not this news is correct, we will know only after the new trailer is unveiled.

Directed by Shankar, 2.0 is scheduled to arrive in cinemas on 29th November.

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'Emily in Paris' prepares for its final chapter as Netflix confirms end after season six

Bringing one of the platform’s most recognisable romantic comedy series to a close after six years

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'Emily in Paris' prepares for its final chapter as Netflix confirms end after season six

Highlights

  • Netflix has confirmed Emily in Paris will conclude with its sixth season
  • Filming for the final season has already begun in Greece
  • The new episodes will continue from season five’s cliffhanger ending
  • Paris and Monaco will also feature as filming locations

Emily Cooper’s long journey is approaching its final destination

Netflix has confirmed that Emily in Paris will end with its upcoming sixth season, bringing one of the platform’s most recognisable romantic comedy series to a close after six years.

The announcement was accompanied by a message from series creator Darren Star, who thanked viewers for joining the journey and said the show had become part of audiences’ lives, travel dreams and affection for Paris.

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