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Dispatch is an intriguing movie. You kind of follow the movie scene after scene, and it has multiple themes to it. It's about a journalist looking for a story. He has a girlfriend and also a wife, but he doesn't get along with his wife. There's a falling out with the wife because the journalist's family doesn't accept her, and I guess he doesn't see it.

The scene where he comes home to a party and is completely disconnected is so striking. There's a stupid friend who tries to force-feed him, and the acting is so real there. The lengths to which he goes for a story are gripping-like entering an office with a fake identity and then running from there when he catches a clue.

Then there's his wife, who has been more or less rejected by his family. When she realizes that Joy (the journalist) is slipping out of her hands, she jumps him to have sex with him, wanting to have his kids, but he pushes her away. Meanwhile, his girlfriend, who has an independent mind, also starts seeing through the chaotic mind of Joy.

It's a movie of so many layers and nuances. It's pretty nice. You can watch it for Manoj Bajpayee's acting.

The series presents itself as a love story but fails to deliver on that premise. Despite some intense acting performances, it is not supported by a compelling narrative. The ending is particularly disappointing, feeling both uninspired and nonsensical. It seems as though the creator of this series is deeply entrenched in their own jilted and jaded world. The most frustrating aspect is the series' ability to build anticipation for a positive development, only to leave the viewer feeling let down and violated by its conclusion. Overall, the series falls short of being a meaningful or enjoyable experience.

Paparazzi and their fascination with the royals has been a long-standing one. It's there for a reason that is that people are fascinated by the royals. The whole world knows it. Meghan would have never married Harry if he would have not been a royal? The royalty comes with tempting perks but the royalty also comes with a certain kind of decor and holding tradition. It's a tradeoff, let's not deny that. But she wanted it all, well that does not work. I respect Kate Middleton and Williams they have carried out their duties and not been delicate and fluffy about paparazzi. Diana made the same mistake, didn't she... It had to be in the tabloids that Charles was into Camilla but then the perks of being in the royal family are so luring that you are unable to think about the kind of person you are and how you will fit in.