Ground moves for father, son

ACTRESS Neha Dhupia says life without filters is refreshing.

Dhupia said: ‘I feel like life without a filter is actually quite refreshing. It’s cathartic, funny, endearing and honest. But as long as all of these things are not at the expense of hurting anyone, it’s great.

‘If you are doing it for yourself, you feel better and you go to bed relaxed. That’s the most important thing. But I don’t think

RENOWNED film-maker SS Rajamouli and his son, Karthikeya, who were in Japan this week for a special film screening of RRR, felt the earthquake in the country while on the 28th floor of a building.

They were joined by producer Shobu Yarlagadda for the event.

Karthikeya shared a picture on X, featuring his smartwatch, which showed an “emergency alert”.

The message said: “Earthquake early warning. Strongly shaking is expected soon. Stay calm and seek shelter nearby. Japan meteorological agency.”

Karthikeya wrote: “Felt a freaking earthquake in Japan just now. Was on the 28th floor and slowly the ground

No Filter Neha.

started to move. Took us a while to realise it was an earthquake.

“I was just about to panic but all the Japanese around did not budge as if it just started to rain.”

RRR created history when the film’s track, Naatu Naatu, by MM Keeravani, was named the best original song at the 95th Academy Awards.

The film revolves around a revolutionary and an officer in the British force.

Rajamouli will soon begin filming an adventure drama with Mahesh Babu.

IANS any of these emotions need to come with offending anyone,’ said Dhupia, who hosts the chat show, ‘So, at your own levels, having your own filters is actually therapeutic.’ On the work front, Dhupia will soon be seen in the web series titled Therapy Sherapy, which focuses on mental health. She will share screen space with Gulshan Devaiah.

KARTHIKEYA and his father, SS Rajamouli.