List Hai Toh Hit Hai HT Smartcast

As The Boys gears up for its fourth season premiere on June 13, fans can expect a thrilling
summer packed with new super-powered characters, intense action sequences, and the return
of a particularly menacing villain. Season 3 left a lasting impact with its standout moments,
including a musical number inspired by Judy Garland and the infamous "Herogasm" episode.
However, given the intricate storyline, it's understandable if you need a refresher on where the
last season folded. In the previous season, tensions among the Boys rose as they struggled to
agree on how to handle Soldier Boy's attempt to kill Homelander. Ultimately, they reunite in the
finale, with Starlight/Annie joining their ranks. Since Season 3 aired in 2022, the release of the
spin-off series Gen V has provided additional context and tie-ins to the upcoming season. So,
before diving into what promises to be an explosive Season 4, here's a recap to ensure you're
up to speed.

Pride Month is upon us, radiating vibrant colours and promoting universal love. Through the
years, the queer lens has boldly delved into themes of love, romance, and the beauty of
relationships. Hindi cinema has continually echoed these sentiments, sometimes deliberately hitting you over the head and other times presenting light, uncomplicated stories that leave audiences with warm smiles and fluttering hearts. So, getting on with our most esteemed pick, let's celebrate love in all its forms and hues by exploring some of the most acclaimed queer films in Bombay cinema.

Slasher films are synonymous with a unique blend of suspense, gore, and relentless antagonists. The genre which has elevated maniacally murderers like Freddy and Jason to dreaded super villians has carved a special niche and a veritable following of cinema enthusiasts. From the eerie, masked figures that haunt our nightmares to the chilling soundtracks that send shivers down our spines, slasher films have a way of gripping audiences and never letting go. Whether it's the iconic killers like Hannibal Lecter, Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees or the unsuspecting victims who find themselves caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse, these films have a timeless appeal that continues to captivate new generations of horror and thriller enthusiasts. In today’s List Hain Toh Hit Hain, we will revisit the dark, twisted corridors of cinematic terror and discover the masterpieces that have defined slashers that we’ve all grown to know and love.

Dune: Part Two is acclaimed filmmaker Denis Villeneuve’s magnum opus. The film showcases cinematic excellence through its thought-provoking narrative, complex characters, rich lore, stunning cinematography, and Hans Zimmer's vibrant sound design. The film will probably go down in history as one of the finest of the 21st century. However, Villeneuve and the film’s screenwriter Jon Spaihts have taken a few liberties from Frank Herbert’s original novel. So, here are six major differences between the film and the original novel, for today’s episode of List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast.

Following the incredible success of Baby Reindeer, the internet super-sleuths have been busy speculating about the true identity of one of the show’s primary characters – Martha. A woman named Fiona Harvey has come forward claiming that she has received abuse, hate, and threats online after people on the internet narrowed down their search for Martha to deduce that the character had much in common with Harvey. Controversial British news presenter and talk show host Piers Morgan sat down with Harvey to give her a platform to voice herself and reveal her side of the story. For today’s episode of List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we take a look at some of the shocking revelations made by the alleged ‘real Martha’, Fiona Harvey.

The Prime Video original rom-com The Idea of You starring Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine has caught the internet in its mesh of complicated romance. Despite its familiar territory, the film’s exploration of love and age gaps adds layers of both challenge and delight. It's a refreshing reminder that cinema has long been a platform for navigating the intricacies of relationships. So why not give it a chance? With plenty of insights to glean, there's something for everyone to take away from this engaging tale of coming-of-age and love. And with this, we present to you a list of more such films that will help refresh your memory and even take it up a notch.