New Delhi, April 24 : Popular TV star Fahmaan Khan talked about the need for portraying male characters as larger-than-life heroes ... Talking about the actor, the 34-year-old star began with a cameo ...

However, female bodies are “fragment(ed)” by the camera into “cut-out(s) or icon(s)” rather than whole human actors. As the term “male gaze ... to offer deeper character development ...

In the 2005 adaptation, Aslan was voiced by the actor Liam Neeson, a Catholic who considered ... some fans have voiced their disappointment with losing a complex and beloved male character. “In ...

In the world of daily soaps, not every character is meant to stick around. Some are written in to stir trouble, push a story forward, or fill a temporary gap. But every now and then, an actor ...

Popular television actor Fahmaan Khan believes that there is more human touch to male characters on the small screen. Asked if he thinks male characters in Indian television have been shown with more ...

He desperately wants to be liked by directors and actors, but most are only nice ... which is based on a character of the same name that he first played in promos for coverage of the Premier ...

As male actors are mobilized to the front, women are stepping into their roles. On stage and off, they are reimagining not only their characters, but their place in a society reshaped by Russia’s ...

“The idea that women like me, who’ve been empathetic to trans people for decades, feeling kinship because they’re vulnerable in the same way as women—i.e., to male violence—‘hate ...