Vineet Kumar Singh and wife Ruchira welcome their first child, a baby boy!

Actor Vineet Kumar Singh and his wife Ruchira Singh have embraced parenthood as they welcomed their first child, a baby boy, three years after tying the knot. The joyous announcement was made by the couple on Sunday via a heartfelt social media post. Sharing their happiness with fans and well-wishers, the couple wrote, “God’s kindness overflows! Move over world, the littlest Singh has arrived and he’s already stealing hearts and milk bottles. Thank you, God, for this precious little bundle of joy! – Ruchira & Viineet.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Viineet Kumar Siingh (@vineet_ksofficial) The post was quickly met with a wave of congratulations from fellow actors and friends across the industry. Actor Vikrant Massey extended his warm wishes with a comment that read, “Bahut bahut badhai bhai sahab.” Ahana Kumra added, “Such good news you two!!! Can’t wait to meet the little one!!” while Avinash Tiwary and Rasika Dugal also shared their joy with heart...

Law of Tehran review – ferocious Michael Mann-style thriller of the Iranian underworld

A barnstorming – and ultimately gruesome – opening sequence sets the grisly action-packed tone, as a morally ambiguous cop takes on a powerful drug lord

If Michael Mann made a movie in Iran it might look like this: a ferocious drama-thriller in which a haunted, morally ambiguous cop faces off with a despairing drug lord. We begin with a barnstorming chase sequence in which an officer runs after a drug dealer holding a bag of heroin; the scene climaxes with a shockingly nasty end for the dealer, setting a gruesome tone for the rest of the film.

The director is Saeed Roustayi, whose Leila’s Brothers was in competition at Cannes last year; this is in fact his previous film. Payman Maadi (from Asghar Farhadi’s A Separation) is police officer Samad, who is losing the “war on drugs”; gangsters have murdered the son of his subordinate, so his team’s dedication to bringing down the drug dealers has a new fanatical energy. Navid Mohammadzadeh is Naser, a drug kingpin who is already feeling his dominion crumbling.

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