Kalki

After the phenomenal success of 'Sacred Games' season one on Netflix, expectations were high when the cast announcement of season two revealed seasoned actors such as Pankaj Tripathi and Kalki Koechlin were joining Bollywood stars Saif Ali Khan and Nawazuddin Siddique in the gritty drama.

Chatterjee, who has also worked in several Bollywood movies including 'Shanghai' with actors Imran Hashmi and Kalki, was seen sharing dais with Rose Valley Group chairman Gautam Kundu at several Rose Valley events.

Also featuring actor Kalki Koechlin, Zoya Akhtar-directed "Gully Boy" is a film about Indian street rappers and their struggles.

The quirky and compelling Kalki Koechlin essays a dysfunctional French immigrant in an Indian metropolis struggling against and being defeated by loneliness and discrimination in The Job, a strange and disturbing short film produced by Kushal Shrivastava who directed last year's whimsical thriller Vodka Diaries - and directed by Siddharth Sinha.

Ranveer Singh, who just wrapped up shooting for Zoya Akhtar's Gully Boy with Alia Bhatt recently, is now said to collaborate with co-star Kalki Koechlin to sing a song in the film.

Kalki claims to be the last appearance of Vishnu come to declare the exact moment the world will end.

Made by the digital agency Brandmovers, the commercial features National award winning Indian actress and Oriflame's new brand ambassador Kalki Koechlin as Ajala who is an independent, strong-willed woman and believes in empowering women through education.

The tenth avatar of Vishnu, Kalki, yet to appear in the present epoch according to Hindu mythology, has also been depicted on the wall of the darbar.

by PTI Kalki Koechlin's new movie Ribbon will hit the theatres on November 3.

In Mumbai, actors Shabana Azmi, Konkona Sen Sharma, Kalki Koechlin and Ranvir Shorey were seen participating.

Bangalore, India, August 25, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Kalki Communication Technologies Pvt.

Using the play's basic premise--two men wander an apparent wasteland interminably awaiting the arrival of a third character--as a starting point, Ashish Avikunthak's seventy-nine-minute film Kalkimanthankatha (The Churning of Kalki), 2015, transforms Beckett's absurdist postwar "tragicomedy" into a subtle postcolonial reflection on the idea of God as absence, drawing on ancient Indian philosophical and religious treatises that prescribe acceptance of inaction, uncertainty, impossibility, and emptiness.