Goebbels and the Führer review – private life of propagandist shows grotesque heart of Nazism

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Joachim Lang’s bleak film shows a preening Goebbels and a careworn Hitler as they battle to convince the German public, and themselves, they will win the war In an appropriate spirit of cynicism and bleakness, German director Joachim Lang has made a film about the private life of Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels, the Hexenmeister or chief sorcerer of lies, and his always strained relationship with Hitler. Robert Stadlober plays the preening and self-pitying Goebbels and Fritz Karl is a careworn Hitler. Franziska Weisz plays Goebbels’s wife Magda, who at first resented his infidelities with showbusiness starlets but for the sake of the Fatherland submitted to the public image of a good Nazi wife and mother of six adorable children – whom Joseph and Magda finally murdered in the bunker before killing themselves. In its subversive, austerely satirical way, the film feels almost like a B-side to Oliver Hirschbiegel’s Downfall from 2004, and Lang has perhaps even inhaled, just a little,...
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Shresth Kumar joins the cast of Agnisakshi… Ek Samjhauta; to play the role of Bhosle’s long-lost son Utkarsh

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Colors’ ongoing show Agnisakshi…Ek Samjhauta have managed to pave its way into the hearts of audiences as Aashay Mishra and Shivika Pathak have won them over with their portrayal of Satvik Bhosle and Jeevika Rane in the show. Recently, we saw that how the couple which got divorced each other on the day of their marriage, are now in love and got married again. This popular love story is all set to introduce a big twist with the entry of actor Shresth Kumar as Utkarsh, the eldest son in the Bhosle family and Rajnandini’s husband.

After being missing for the past seven years, he emerges from oblivion to everyone’s surprise. In the upcoming track, Jeevika discovers an unidentified man in a shattered state at the Bhosle farmhouse. The said man meets with an accident caused by Jeevika’s car and she takes him to the hospital, not knowing that he is Utkarsh. Will the Bhosle family recognize and accept him after all the years he’s been away?

Talking about his entry in the show, Shresth Kumar said, “I've had the privilege of working with COLORS on a few popular shows and so I'm excited to be collaborating with the channel yet again. In Agnisakshi… Ek Samjhauta viewers will see me in a positive role as the eldest son in the Bhosle family, who was loved and respected by all. Playing the role of a person who has been held captive for many years and lost his memory has its challenges. That’s what makes this role interesting for me and I hope to be embraced by the viewers who have loved the show. I look forward to working with its talented and seasoned actors.”

Audiences are now keen to see how the entry of Utkarsh would change the life of Jeevika and Satvik. The show Agnisakshi…Ek Samjhauta airs at 9:30 pm every Monday to Friday only on COLORS.

Also Read: Agnisakshi leads Satvik and Jeevika aka Aashay Mishra and Shivika Pathak recreate Hum Aapke Hain Koun song on the show



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