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    SS. Rajamouli’s RRR is the much awaited magnum opus that fans have been waiting for. With its January release, the movie will probably kickstart the year on a bright note. Starring Jr. NTR, Ram Charan, Alia Bhatt and Ajay Devgn in lead roles, this Telugu action-period drama has a whopping budget of Rs 400 crores.


    With so much money being spent on the movie and the marketing, it’s only natural that pay checks for the superstars will be big, just like their name. As per a Republic News report , the actors have been paid a good amount of remuneration. Here’s a look at the money our favourite stars are making:
    Ram CharanThe actor who plays the role of Indian revolutionary Alluri Sitarama Raju has reportedly been paid around Rs 45 crore for this film.
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    Jr NTRJr. NTR  will also essay the role of another revolutionary leader named Komaram Bheem, who rebelled against the Nizam of Hyderabad.  He is also being paid Rs 45 crore.
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    Ajay DevgnThe Singham actor has an elongated cameo which is pivotal to the script and he’s being paid around Rs 25 crore for the film.
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    Alia Bhatt Alia will be seen in the character called Sita, for which she is being given a remuneration of Rs 9 crore, much less as compared to her colleagues.
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    The man behind the camera, the director, Mr. SS Rajamouli will take away a 30 per cent profit share from the film when it releases.

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    Bollywood fights today are a well kept secret thanks to great PR skills and the amount of professionalism that has been infused in the new-age actors. Long before the social media world took over our lives, a lot of things used to hit headlines.

    Arguments, cold wars, stars walking out of a film were common headlines for entertainment magazines. One such fight between two actresses during a shoot was back in 2005 when actors Esha Deol and Amrita Rao worked together on the film Pyare Mohan.

    According to reports, Esha Deol and Amrita Rao didn’t get along too well during the shooting and in one of the schedules, things took an ugly turn when Esha actually slapped Amrita and everyone was left shocked. The incident created a major buzz in the cinema world and later, in an interview with TOI  in 2005, Esha did confess and elaborated on the incident.
    “Yes, I slapped Amrita. One day after pack-up, she abused me in front of my director, Indra Kumar and my cameraman and I thought that was totally out of line.  To protect my self-respect and dignity, in the heat of the moment, I slapped her. I have no regrets because she totally deserved it for her behavior towards me at that point in time. I just stood up for myself and my dignity,” she explained.
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    She also said that the two had eventually made up as professionals and that things were okay. “She realised what she had done and apologised to me and I forgave her. Now, things are fine between us," added Esha. Well, looks like all's well that ends well.


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    Men are conditioned to bottle up their feelings since childhood and when and if they do express how they feel, they are labelled 'whiny', a 'coward' or ‘not man enough’. 
    This is one of the many reasons that men’s mental health goes unacknowledged and undiagnosed, let alone untreated. 
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    However, with the conversation around men’s mental health picking the pace, more people are taking it seriously and making efforts to improve their mental health instead of brushing it off under the carpet. 

    Someone on Reddit asked men who have come out stronger this year, what they did that helped their mental wellbeing.  
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    Here is what men had to say about their experiences and how they successfully battled poor mental health with some healthy little things they did:

    1. Letting Go Of Toxic People © iStock
    “Came to terms that I'm not good enough for some people anymore and if they wanted to go...it was time I let them go. There's only so much I can realistically control in my own life/world and I'm trying to come to terms with that rather than ignore it. Most important of all...I made a really good friend.”

    2. Quitting A Draining Job“Quit the job I've worked in for 10 years that did nothing but make me miserable”
    3. Picking Up A Healthy Routine“Started exercising consistently, taking cold showers, and mediating.”
    4. Taking A Break © iStock
    “Took a gap year before getting into uni to heal a bit from depression, decided that animation was what I wanted to do rather than being a doctor so that's good.” 

    5. Social Media Detox“Deactivated Facebook.”
    6. Realising Self-Worth“I decided to learn how to actually believe in myself in a healthy manner. Of course, it's a long way ahead of me but I'm so glad that I finally started. Also decided not to be so hard on myself. I wish the best for you all, lets keep up the good work.” 
    7. Seeking Help © iStock
    “Started in-person talk therapy. Getting heard, gaining perspective and learning new tools was incredible for my personal growth and mental health. Everyone could benefit from trying it at least once.”


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    (SPOILER ALERT) 
    For all the fellow Spider-Man fans out there, Tobey Maguire gave us the first peek at the first cinematic Spider-Man.
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    Tobey starred in Sam Raimi's first three Spider-Man films and he is obviously remembered fondly by everyone for the role.

    Since then, the superhero character has been played by English actors Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland, in their own The Amazing Spider-Man and Marvel Studios' Spider-Man franchises.
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    In what was a treat for all fans, the three Spider-Men actually united together in Spider-Man: No Way Home, and boy, it was amazing seeing Tobey and Andrew's Spidey come back to the screens.

    However, did you know that things could have been a whole lot different for all these movies?
    I mean, what if I told you that there would be no Tobey Spider-Man.
    Yep! Sounds weird, right? Well, it was almost the truth!
    As reported, Tobey Maguire wasn't the first actor who was called up for the Spider-Man role. It was actually Don't Look Up actor, Leonardo DiCaprio!
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    James Cameron, who directed movies like the Titanic and Avatar, was set to make the first Spider-Man movie and there was even a script ready for it, with James preferring a young Leonardo for the role, having worked with him in Titanic.

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    While speaking about it with Empire Magazine, Leo said, "There was a screenplay. I know he was semi-serious about doing it at some point, but I don’t remember any further talks about it. We had a couple of chats. I think there was a screenplay that I read, but I don’t remember. This was 20 years ago!”

    He also spoke on how things wouldn't have changed even if he had starred in the movie.
    “I’m not sure anything would have changed,” said Leo.
    Wow! Things might not have changed for the Oscar winner but we're pretty sure things would be a lot different for us.
    According to Screen Rush, Cameron's Spider-Man screenplay was what the director said, “greatest movie I never made.”
    As per reports, the script was a lot grittier and there was also a *** scene between Spider-Man and love interest, Mary Jane while being webbed to the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.
    It was also reported that Arnold Schwarzenegger was also eyed for the movie.
    However, it didn't happen, and as per reports, Leo actually went on to recommend his 'best friend' Tobey Maguire for the role of Spider-Man.
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    The rest is history, folks! 

    Source: Koimoi

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