"Dhurandhar," an Indian spy thriller set in Pakistan and starring Ranveer Singh, has achieved the number one spot on Netflix's global Top 10 non-English films list, according to Variety. The film also topped the charts in both India and Pakistan, marking a significant streaming success.
The espionage thriller, which follows an Indian undercover operative infiltrating Karachi's criminal underworld, has garnered widespread attention since its release. This achievement highlights the film's appeal across diverse audiences and its ability to resonate with viewers in multiple countries.
Meanwhile, the fallout from the release of files connected to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation continues to unfold. According to Time, Britain's government found itself at the center of a potentially fatal political storm following the latest disclosures. The investigation has already impacted the British monarchy, with Prince Andrew stripped of his royal title late last year. Renewed calls for accountability have emerged following the U.S. Justice Department's release of over 3 million Epstein-related files. Time also reported that the fallout has spread to 10 Downing Street, the official residence of Britain's Prime Minister.
In other entertainment news, Luc Besson's "Dracula" received a review from Variety, with Caleb Landry Jones portraying a "stylishly fey Dracula." The review described the film as a "romantic," derivative take on the vampire legend.
Additionally, a new Peacock series, inspired by the classic film "The 'Burbs," is set to stream in full. The series features a new mother, Samira, played by Keke Palmer, who moves to a suburban cul-de-sac. According to Time, the setup calls to mind the contemporary horror-comedy classic "Get Out."
Finally, the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy are approaching, with Vox highlighting the athletes, events, and simmering geopolitical crises that will be watched at this year's competition. The games are set to take place in Milan and Cortina.
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