Nicole Kidman is one of the very fine actresses and producers from Honolulu, Nicole Kidman. She is one of the highest-paid performers worldwide. Throughout her career, she has been nominated several times for different awards including an Academy Award, two Primetime Emmy Awards, and five Golden Globe Awards. She is mostly known for her outstanding performances in ‘Moulin Rougel’, ‘Eyes Wide Shut’, and ‘Batman Forever among others.

Let’s know more about her

Early Life

She was born in Honolulu, Hawaii on the 20th of June, 1967. Her father, Antony Kidman was a renowned biochemist, psychologist, and author who died of a heart attack at the age of 75. Her mother, Janelle Ann is a nursing instructor. She attended Lane Cove Public School and North Sydney Girl’s High School. She enrolled in ballet at the age of 3 and showed her natural talent for acting in her high school years.

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Personal Life and Relationships

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Nikol Kidman married Tom Cruise in 1990. The duo has also adopted two children before divorcing in 2001. In 2005, Kidman met Australian country musician Keith Urban at a gathering of Australians in Los Angeles. The two got married in 2006 and had a daughter in 2008 whose name is Sunday Rose. They also welcomed their second daughter in 2010. The couple has several homes at different places like Sydney, Sutton Forest (New South Wales, Australia), Los Angeles, and Nashville. 

Her Career

Kidman made her debut in the film industry when she started in ‘Bush Christmas in 1983. Thereafter, she starred in several films like ‘BMX Bandits’ and ‘Watch the Shadows Dance’ and many more. She was also seen in various TV series such as ‘A Country Practise’ and ‘Five Mile Creek’. In 1989, she was starred in ‘Dead Calm’ which brought her international fame and recognition and ‘Days of Thunder’ was her big-ticket to success in the Hollywood industry.

The year 1955 was a successful year for Nikol Kidman. It was because she has bagged the lead roles for the movies ‘Batman Forever’ and ‘To Die For’. Later on, she has won her first Golden Globe award and her films were doing great on the box office. Since then, there was no looking back for Nicole and we all know that.

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Nikol Kidman Networth 

As of 2020, Nikol Kidman’s net worth is estimated to be $120 million.

Some of the best films of her career:

• Moulin Rouge! (Movie, 2001)
• The Golden Compass (Movie, 2007)
• Eyes Wide Shut (Movie, 1999)
• The Hours (Movie, 2002)
• Australia (Movie, 2008)
• Academy Awards (Best Actress, 2003) – Won
• Rabbit Hole (Movie, 2010)
• Lion (Movie, 2016)
• Aquaman (Movie, 2018)
• Queen of the Desert (Movie, 2015)

Summary

Above all, Nicole Kidman is a highly talented actress with her unique makeovers in various films, dramas, and TV series. She had always taken all the characters offered to her. And we have to accept that she has given her best in every possible way she could. Even after becoming a star in acting, she never minded performing in drama and mimes. Her simple attitude with an exuberant carry-over has always made her number one wherever she is today. And we are proud of Nicole!

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We can’t deny the fact that how young girls are residing in war- Torn Afghanistan. In addition to the consequences of being in a conflict zone, some of them are even facing poverty. Due to the cultural and religious norms, safety concerns and several other reasons, girls have very limited opportunities to actively participate in sports. Then, there are girls belonging to the young generation who are ready to change the society and the norms to grow up, they are making this possible by learning skateboard. Recently, the documentary “Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If you’re a Girl)” portraying the skateboarding Afghan girls has won an Oscar.

Who has directed the documentary?

‘Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You’re a Girl)’ just won ‘Documentary (Short Subject).’

This is an amazing film about the power of young women that everyone should see. Glad it’s getting the spotlight, at least for a few minutes. 💛 #Oscars pic.twitter.com/FP1dy4SuIT

— Affinity Magazine (@TheAffinityMag) February 10, 2020

The film has been directed by Carol Dysinger and produced by Elena Andreicheva. They are proud to receive such an honour for their movie.

Have a look at what Dysinger has said about her movie

#Oscars Moment: “Learning to Skateboard in a War Zone (If You’re a Girl)” wins for Best Documentary Short. Carol Dysinger and Elena Andreicheva (@_Andreicheva) accept their Oscars. pic.twitter.com/PJThEPxXJJ

— The Academy (@TheAcademy) February 10, 2020

“This movie is my love letter to the brave girls of that country. They teach girls courage, to raise your hand, to say I am here, I have something to say and I’m going to take that ramp, don’t try to stop me,”

What the movie is all about?

The movie features Skateistan, a school, which used to teach skateboard to the small community of kids by Oliver Percovich, in 2017. The school was later transformed into a non-profit organization that offers both education and skateboarding practice to the children who require it. The organization was originally founded in the streets of Kabul, Afghanistan. Now, it runs in South Africa and Cambodia too that offers education to 1600 students.

“learning how to skateboard in a warzone (if you’re a girl)” deserves all the recognition in this world pic.twitter.com/Y0asmqwfrR

— ays. (@stonexsnow) February 8, 2020

Since 2009, the organization has been making a positive impact on girls. If not for Skateistan, these girls would be, as Dysinger explained to Deadline: “very much in the house around the women helping out, hanging onto skirts, trying not to be bored and taking care of the boys or the babies, whichever there are more of or who needs it.” Instead, they have a brilliant opportunity to learn and skate.

Words of Director, Dysigner

“It’s a movie I’ve wanted to make—not the skateboarding part, but the girls part; the skateboarding was extra but effective, it seems. And it was just such a pleasure to be able to get my favourite part of Afghanistan, which is the girls. I just love these kids. I just love them so much and it was just so nice to be able to bring them into the world where they’re rarely seen as the people they actually are,”.

Official Site: https://grainmedia.co.uk/work/learning-to-skateboard-in-a-warzone
Director: Carol Dysinger
Executive Producer: Orlando von Einsiedel, Molly Thompson, Colleen Conway Grogan, Marissa Grasso, Liz Gately
Producer: Elena Andreicheva
Cinematographer: Lisa Rinzler
Editor: Mary Manhardt
Music: Sasha Gordon
Running Time: 40
Language: Dari
Country: USA, UK
Year: 2019
Publicist: Dish Communications
US Distributor: Lifetime Films in association with A&E IndieFilms

Open letters have become the hottest trend in the entertainment industry and we have seen so many celebrities expressing their views and opinions on different matters with its help. Family and friends of Big Boss contestants have been known to write open letters from the past few seasons and the latest one to join the bandwagon is none other than Siddharth Shukla‘s mother, Rita Shukla who wrote the emotional letter to Big Boss to express her gratitude to him for showing the interesting side of Siddharth. Well, this is for the first time where someone is writing a thank you note to the Big Boss, earlier also people have written the open letter like this but they were written in distress.

As the finale is away from two days, all the contestants are very excited about winning the show and getting that Big Boss trophy. However, only of them will win and the time will tell us.

His performance in Big Boss 13 is phenomenal

 

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A post shared by Sidharth Shukla (@realsidharthshukla) on Feb 6, 2020 at 5:02am PST

We all know Siddharth Shukla well, he worked in so many popular shows like Balika Vadu and if we talk about Bigg Boss Season 13, his performance in the show is extremely phenomenal. We have seen each and every side of him in the game. Be it his furious nature, caring side or an emotional corner, we have seen them all.

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Siddharth’s mom shared the open letter to Big Boss on his Instagram Account

Siddharth’s mom has shared the image of her open written letter to Big Boss on his official Instagram account where she has expressed her gratitude toward the house for showing the interesting sides of Siddharth which she had never observed. She also thanked Big Boss for various things which you can check out in this post given below:

 

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A post shared by Sidharth Shukla (@realsidharthshukla) on Feb 11, 2020 at 3:00am PST

In her post, Siddharth’s mom discussed how the Balika Vadhu entertainer has made some amazing progress and has gotten proficient at performing family tasks and that she has likewise figured out how to show control during the procedure. She said Chef Siddharth se milwane k liye thanks, Mujhe uski internal quality dikhane k liye thanks, read a selection from her post.

Siddharth’s mom also visited the Big Boss house one month ago and greeted fellow contestants nicely

 

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The most emotional reunion of our favourite mother-son duo after 110 days in the #BB13 house! Full of emotions and pure love. Double tap and let us know if this reunion has made you shed a tear! . . #TeamSidharthShukla #SidharthShukla #RealSid #MomSon #Love #Reunion #MotherAndSon #BB13 #BiggBoss #BiggBoss13 #MomAndSon

A post shared by Sidharth Shukla (@realsidharthshukla) on Jan 17, 2020 at 10:20pm PST

A month ago, Siddharth Shukla’s mom visited the Bigg Boss house and she also cheerfully greeted with all the fellow participants. She later conversed with Siddharth secretly and recommended him not to take the pressure.

Well, whatever people say about him, love him or hate him….but one this is that they can’t ignore him. What are your views whether he will win the show or not?

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