The Triptych of Mondongo review – one part art documentary, two parts directorial megalomania

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What begins as a portrait of Argentinian art collective Mondongo snowballs into Mariano Llinás’s infuriatingly brilliant farrago of colour, conflict and existential crisis About as inside-baseball for visual arts as you can get, Mariano Llinás’s three-part portrait of Argentinian art collective Mondongo is knackering, infuriating and, infuriatingly, often brilliant – especially in its more sincere second instalment. The film nominally tries to document Mondongo’s 2021 Baptistery of Colours project , in which the artists catalogued the chromatic spectrum with plasticine blocks inside a dodecahedron chapel. But it quickly snowballs into Llinás’s own scattershot inquiry into colour and portraiture, a tone poem that ceaselessly interrogates its own tones, a crisis of faith about representation, and – as he falls out with artists Juliana Laffitte and Manuel Mendanha – a droll depiction of a director’s nervous breakdown. As Laffitte lets fly at him at one point, Llinás can never resist the...
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Vatsal Sheth and Ishita Dutta welcome baby girl; announce arrival with heartwarming family photo

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Vatsal Sheth and Ishita Dutta have embraced parenthood once again! The much-loved couple, who welcomed their first child—a baby boy named Vayu—in July 2023, have now been blessed with a baby girl. On Monday, June 10, the actors took to Instagram to share the joyful news with fans and friends from the industry.

The couple posted a touching photo featuring the entire family, including their newborn daughter, son Vayu, and Ishita herself, who is still recovering at the hospital. Dressed in a hospital gown, Ishita smiled gently at her family, while holding their newborn daughter whereas Young Vayu, who was held by Vatsal, also posed adorably with his parents and new sibling, making the moment even more special.

The post was captioned with a heartfelt message: “From two to four hearts beating as one. Our family is now complete. Blessed with a baby girl.” The caption reflected the overwhelming joy the couple is experiencing as they step into this new phase of life with two children.

As soon as the announcement went live, wishes poured in from across the entertainment fraternity. Celebrities such as Bobby Deol, Rakul Preet Singh, Seema Sajdeh, Vahbiz Dorabjee, Suniel Shetty, Kishwer Merchantt, Sonnalli Seygall, Ridhima Pandit, Tanvi Thakker, Helly Shah, and many others flooded the comment section with love and blessings for the new parents.

 

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Vatsal Sheth and Ishita Dutta have both had successful careers across television, Bollywood, and regional cinema. The couple met on the sets of the television show Rishton Ka Saudagar – Baazigar and soon fell in love. They tied the knot on November 28, 2017, in an intimate yet dreamy ceremony attended by close friends and family.

After becoming first-time parents in July 2023, the couple had announced their second pregnancy in a special post on February 14 this year, marking Valentine’s Day with the news of their growing family.

 

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With the arrival of their daughter, Vatsal and Ishita have now stepped into an exciting new chapter. Fans and well-wishers continue to shower them with blessings as the couple begins life as a family of four.

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