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Actress Divya Dutta is quite thrilled to return to set after a long time. Interestingly, 2021 is going to be a busy year for her, and she is happily looking forward to it. Apart from a web show and a Punjabi film, Divya will also be seen in Kangana Ranaut-starrer Dhaakad . "That's how I would like it. It's nice when you are working with such directors. I think one truly counts their blessings when they are back on set," said Divya, while speaking to a leading daily. Sharing her experience about returning to film set after a long time with the leading daily, the Veer-Zaara actress said, "As an actor, we can't have our masks on, everyone else has to make sure they are masked up. You are in a bio bubble, which is a new term I have realised, you feel a tinge of normalcy in the limited area you are in. The hustle bustle of the set is so cherished, I can't tell you. To go back on set after so many months and absorb that normalcy is amazing." ALSO READ: … [Read more...] about Divya Dutta On Returning To Set After A Long Time: As An Actor, We Can’t Have Our Masks On

You smell like biscuits. Of all the details comprising Tallie and Abigail’s first kiss in Mona Fastvold’s The World to Come , this reaction, which comes from Abigail, may be the most surprising and disarming — moreso, even, than the fact that it’s a kiss between two married women in 19th-century America. It’s a covert but not wholly unexpected gesture between wives whose passions seem only to spring to life while their husbands are away. It’s a surprising line, in part, for containing so much. You smell like biscuits: like comfort, like domestic life, like women’s work, like the familiar. Like — stripped of the implicit insult — a wife. [ Stream on VOD ] Related Reviews Vanessa Kirby, Your New Summer-Movie Action Hero 50 Essential LGBTQ Movies Related Reviews #FreeBritney: Understanding the Fan-led Britney Spears Movement The Beatles in India: 16 Things You Didn't Know Which is what Tallie ( Vanessa Kirby ), married to … [Read more...] about Women in Love: ‘The World to Come’ Is Filled With the Wild Excitement of Romance