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Mortal Kombat II (English) Movie

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By Fenil Seta, Ryan Lobo, Mortal Kombat II
| Bollywood Hungama
Synopsis The biggest complaint about 2021's MORTAL KOMBAT reboot was strikingly simple: it spent two hours setting up a fighting tournament that never actually happened. Five years, one SAG-AFTRA strike, and a healthy dose of fan frustration later, director Simon McQuoid returns with MORTAL KOMBAT II and this time, he delivers...&nbspexactly what was promised.
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EXCLUSIVE: Souheila Yacoub reveals why Evil Dead Burn left her emotionally drained: “I couldn’t stop reading”

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By Ryan Lobo
| Bollywood Hungama
Horror films are designed to leave audiences shaken, but for Souheila Yacoub, Evil Dead Burn had that effect long before the cameras even started rolling. The actress admits that her first encounter with writer-director Sébastien Vaniček's screenplay was so relentless that she finished it emotionally and physically exhausted, immediately realising she was stepping into one of the most demanding roles of her career.
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Human rights must align with conservation

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By Ryan Lobo
| Down To Earth Verified
India’s rising tiger numbers are celebrated as a conservation success, but the author argues that this hides the fear, loss and resentment faced by rural communities living alongside wildlife. Chandrapur in Maharashtra is cited as an example of the conflict, with rising tiger numbers accompanied by a sharp increase in fatal wildlife attacks.
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