Hope van Dyne and Dr. Hank Pym had arrived to present a new mission leaving the Ant-Man fighting alongside The Wasp.The superhero couple fights their way through mysteries of their past.We shall witness drummer ants,deceiving sizes,records broken and of-course a typical villain capable of manipulating quantum space and inter-dimensional material frame-works.

Tributes to Marvel Entertainment

 

Directed by

Peyton Reed

Writing Credits

Chris McKenna	…	(screenplay by) &
Erik Sommers	…	(screenplay by) and
Andrew Barrer	…	(screenplay by) &
Gabriel Ferrari	…	(screenplay by) and
Paul Rudd	…	(screenplay by)
Stan Lee	…	(based on the Marvel comics by) and
Larry Lieber	…	(based on the Marvel comics by) and
Jack Kirby	…	(based on the Marvel comics by)

Cast

	Evangeline Lilly	…	Hope van Dyne / The Wasp
	Paul Rudd	…	Scott Lang / Ant-Man
	Hannah John-Kamen	…	Ghost

Tributes to Dharma creations

Raazi is an upcoming espionage thriller mixed with cat and mouse intrigues blended with ample decree of action.

Meghna Gulzar’s spy thriller Raazi, starring Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal, had its trailer flourishing Youtube recently. Juggling between the chores of a dutiful wife, an servile daughter, and a dauntless patriotic spy.

The film is inspired and adapted by Harinder Sikka’s novel named Calling Sehmat and critical viewers are suggested to look into Calling Sehmat,which is a real incident.

Calling Sehmat- THE BOOK

Sehmat is an Indian Kashmiri woman, who married an officer from Pakistan, when her father instructed her to do so.The event is set in the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war.

Opening with her death,the story is set long time after she has carried out her mission. Samar,her son enters the room,watching her laid down,covered by the Indian flag, which resembles: “protecting her against the rays of the sun.”

As the novel rings up the tone, the story narrates upon her college days and then focusing on her training days as an Indian spy. Later the focus zeroes in on the naval warfare during the 1971 war.

By keen rendering on enemy positions,troop translocations and strike blueprints after she informed on them saved lakhs of Indian soldiers from losing their lives, with the aid of carefully devised methods…All on her own.

According to the book, Sehmat is an emblem of secularism, praying to Jesus, Allah, Krishna and Wahe Guru. By the whole the author is trying to telltale that neither religion nor terrorism count, only faith and service.

THE REAL SEHMAT

It was the time of a 2008 interview to The Hindu, Sikka elaborated on his method of uncovering Sehmat.He admits his disillusionment biased entirely towards patriotism in the midst of Kargil war.

One day he came across a woman whose name he refused to share, as her existence could end her life.

Thus For his readers, she became Sehmat Khan.

At Maler Kotla, Punjab, Sikka found the mystery woman after considerable effort.

“But she would not speak much. Slowly, she opened up but I still don’t know how she managed to take out such secret information from Pakistani intelligence. All the information she passed on from there matched with the Indian intelligence report here,” he replied.

He added, “Though I found out that she used to tutor General Yahya Khan’s grandchildren.”

The Pakistan’s plan of sinking INS Viraat was the most crucial array of information that Sehmat filled into India, saving millions of lives.

Inorder to avert any threat to her family Sikka had taken eight years to fictionalise her story. Neither her son is in the army, nor Sehmat in this world.

Raazi means ‘sehmat’, which means, to agree,Meghna Gulzar added in an interview. This perfectly fits into the story, especially coming from the director of Talvar.

Directed by

Meghna Gulzar

Writing Credits

Harinder S. Sikka	…	(based on the book ‘Calling Sehmat’ by)
Meghna Gulzar	…	(screenplay) &
Bhavani Iyer	…	(screenplay)
Meghna Gulzar	…	(dialogue)

Cast

	Alia Bhatt	…	Sehmat
	Vicky Kaushal	…	Iqbal Syed
	Jaideep Ahlawat	…	Khalid Mir

Academy Award® nominated actor Tom Hardy as the lethal protector Venom,one among the most lethal,badass and complicated entity in the marvel cinematic universe.

Given below is the trailer of the film set to air on October.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9Mv98Gr5pY

Thanks to Sony Entertainment

VENOM-PROFILE Been to many worlds, but none of them this strange.

Understood feelings before, but simple feelings – like colors, bold and bright. Happy. Sad. Angry.

Then… met Spider-Man. Feelings got complicated. Learned guilt. Also the first time I felt fear. Felt agony. Learned feeling: Betrayal. Learned first words they called me. Monster. Parasite. Bad.

[…] Felt good to be a hero. Did do bad things, too. Can’t deny. 

Mac Gargan was bad. Thoughts like poison stingers. It was a thrill to kill. Knew it was bad. Didn’t care. Gargan made it easy. Got to punish Gargan for what he did. He was evil and afraid.

 Lee Price was not afraid. He was a soldier. Hurt and desperate. I trusted him. Talked to him. But Lee was too strong. Didn’t want to talk. Didn’t want to be a hero. Wanted power. Couldn’t stop the bad things he was doing. Lee was bad. Hurt me.

 Eddie hurts me too, sometimes, but Eddie is different. Eddie never means to.[…] if Eddie is good, why do we disagree? if disagree… am I a monster? parasite? bad? can’t be bad.

Wasn’t bad with Flash. Fought with heroes. Was a hero. Trained another symbiote. Got to learn. Got to teach. Flash called me partner. Was never afraid like Spider-Man. But Flash is gone… and heroes don’t hide. Not from anything… especially their mistakes. 

— Venom Symbiote 

source-Venom vol 1-154

Eventually Venom is someone who sways from one spectrum of insanity to the other.From him came carnage,then antivenom and finally a potpourri of a heinous scientific experiment-Toxin was created.

If properly directed future of venom is lit enough to get above 7/10

Isaac: What the hell are you?

Venom: [emerges] WE… are Venom.

Directed by

Ruben Fleischer

Writing Credits

Kelly Marcel	…	(screenplay by) and
Will Beall	…	(screenplay by)
Scott Rosenberg	…	(screenplay by)
Todd McFarlane	…	(based on the Marvel comics by)
Jeff Pinkner	…
David Michelinie	…

Cast

	Michelle Williams	…	Anne Weying
	Tom Hardy	…	Eddie Broc

Toxin

Carnage