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Mumbai [India], July 22: If you want to know how newlyweds Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan's love story started, then there's great news for you all as Netflix is all set to come up with a documentary on the duo's journey that led to their fairytale wedding.


Swati Bhat

The documentary has been directed by Gautham Vasudev Menon and produced by Rowdy Pictures. Ahead of the release of the documentary, Netflix unveiled a few unseen romantic photos of the couple.

"These images of Nayanthara and Vignesh have us seeing stars. BRB, we're doing a little happy dance ourselves because THEY'RE coming to Netflix.. it's beyond a fairy tale," a post read on Netflix India's Instagram account. Tanya Bami, Series Head, Netflix India, said, "We are the home for unscripted content that is fresh and compelling, and has the power to connect with audiences in India and beyond. Nayanthara has been a true superstar with a career spanning nearly 20 years. With our amazing creative partners, Director Gautam Vasudevan and Rowdy Pictures, we cannot wait for our members to finally get to see Nayanthara's journey that led to this fairytale wedding with Vignesh."

The update has left fans excited. "Woaaaaah. Can't wait to know their story," a social media user commented. "Amazing. Beautiful couple," another one wrote. Nayanthara and filmmaker Vignesh Shivan married in Chennai on June 9. It was an intimate wedding with only their close friends and select guests, including Shah Rukh Khan, AR Rahman, Suriya and Rajinikanth, in attendance.

Vignesh also posted a photo taken by Joseph Radhik, captured for Netflix, on his Instagram handle. “Verified. Happy to be associated with the greatest @netflix_in to bring you some nice unforgettable moments from our life!


Washington [US], May 08: To celebrate the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, a new documentary featuring never-before-seen footage of the royal family is all set to premiere on May 29.


Pritish Bagdi

Pic Courtesy: Queen Elizabeth Twitter

According to Variety, the 75-minute BBC television documentary entitled "Elizabeth: The Invisible Queen" focuses on the early part of Queen Elizabeth's life, from her birth of Queen Elizabeth to her coronation at the age of 27 in 1953. There are several recordings in the home of the British Royal Family, which have so far been held privately in the vaults of the British Film Institute.

The documentary will include unprecedented footage of notable events in the Queen's life, such as Prince Phillip's visit to Balmoral Castle in 1946, just before the couple's engagement was announced. Other important moments in the film include rare footage of her uncle Prince George, the Queen with the Duke of Kent, and footage of the 1951 Bramoral royal family, a year before George VI's death.

The film combines video with newsreel audio and Queen's public speech, rather than traditional narration or interviews, as per BBC Queen Elizabeth granted the BBC Studio access to the footage, and the producers and editors watched over 400 films. Home recordings include previously lost newsreels and behind-the-scenes footage of officially state-sponsored events, reported by Variety. "Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen" is directed by Simon Finch, and executive produced by Julia Harrington and Harvey Lilley. Clare Sillery, head of documentary operations at the BBC, commissioned the project, while Claire Popplewell served as creative director. Produced by BBC Studios.

This movie will be broadcasted on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.


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