The King of Kings review – Charles Dickens retelling of the Jesus story does a serviceable job

The famous author tells his son and their cat the story of Jesus in this mixed-bag family animation, voiced by an impressive cast This syrupy cartoon account of the life of Jesus (voiced by Oscar Isaac) is narrated, with consummate weirdness, by Charles Dickens (Kenneth Branagh). It’s in fact based on a story Dickens wrote for his children (and wasn’t published until 1934, decades after his death). The idea is that Dickens is telling the story of the New Testament to his young son Walter (Roman Griffin Davis) and Walter’s impish cat, explaining to the King Arthur-obsessed Walter how Jesus was the real King of Kings and all that. And so we see Walter and Charles, in their mid-19th-century garb, wandering through scenes of JC’s life nearly two thousand years earlier, from the nativity to the crucifixion – much like Scrooge and his spectral buddies in A Christmas Carol as they wander through past, present and future Christmases. It rather drags out what is already a pretty long running ...

Bhuvan Bam trademarks his onscreen character, Titu Mama

India's biggest content creator turned actor, Bhuvan Bam, known for playing multiple characters in his sketch videos under the title ‘BB Ki Vines’, has now officially trademarked one of his most popular characters, Titu Mama.

Titu Mama, a character beloved by millions, is known for his savage humour and distinctive style. Often featured in BB Ki Vines episodes, Titu Mama has become a cultural icon with a unique personality that resonates deeply with audiences.

"The journey of Titu Mama has been incredible. When I first introduced him in my sketches, I had no idea he would gain such immense popularity. Titu Mama's distinct qualities and style have struck a chord with viewers, and it's truly heartwarming to see the love and appreciation for him." Said Bhuvan.

He further added, "In 2018, we took Titu Mama to a new level with 'Titu Talks,' where I had the privilege of hosting Shah Rukh Khan as my first guest, followed by international star Johnny Sins, Ramcharan, Junior NTR, and SS Rajamouli. The overwhelming response to Titu Talks reinforced the character's popularity and potential. To protect and preserve this intellectual identity, we decided to officially register Titu Mama with Intellectual Property India. This step ensures that Titu Mama remains a unique and cherished part of our creative universe."

This move by the BB ki Vines creator solidifies Titu Mama's status as a trademarked entity and highlights his commitment to maintaining the originality of his content. His decision to trademark Titu Mama underscores the character's importance of protecting creative content in the digital age.

Bhuvan Bam henceforth, continues to set new benchmarks in the entertainment industry, by combining creativity with strategic foresight.

Also Read: Bhuvan Bam draws inspiration from Shah Rukh Khan, reflects on collaborations and shared Delhi roots



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