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A | Vicky Kaushal is currently enjoying a personal high as he steps into fatherhood with wife Katrina Kaif. 2025 has been a year of many milestones for the actor. With his film Chhaava becoming one of the year’s highest-grossing film and welcoming his baby boy, he says that nothing compares to the joy of becoming a father. In a candid interview with GQ India, Vicky shared that welcoming his baby boy in November has been the defining moment of his year. “Becoming a father is my biggest moment of 2025. It is a magical feeling,” he said. He went on to add that the experience has grounded him in ways he never expected. He admitted he always imagined he would react with overwhelming emotion, but instead found the transition deeply steadying and transformative. The actor married Katrina Kaif in a beautifully intimate ceremony at Six Senses Fort Barwara in December 2021. He has been visibly glowing during public appearances. Riding on this high, Vicky greeted the paparazzi with folded hands at a recent awards event. He even hinted that the couple will reveal their son’s name soon. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vicky Kaushal (@vickykaushal09) Vicky and Katrina’s love story began with a brief, playful interaction at an awards show that unexpectedly blossomed into a private romance. After years of keeping their relationship low-key, they tied the knot in 2021. Earlier this year in November, the couple shared their happiness with fans through a heartfelt announcement welcoming their “bundle of joy. Vicky remains busy on the work front. After delivering the blockbuster Chhaava, which earned over ₹807 crore worldwide, he is now filming Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love & War, co-starring Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt. The passion-driven drama is slated for a 2026 release. Vicky also has Mahavatar in the pipeline. This project is shaping up to be an ambitious mythological epic in which he is expected to portray Lord Parashurama. Initially scheduled for Christmas 2026, the film has now been pushed to 2027. Also Read: Vicky Kaushal Reveals Sunil Grover Introduced Him to Katrina Kaif。  After binge-watching several AI short dramas on Chinese short-video platforms, viewers may find themselves wondering whether they have accidentally stumbled into the same show again. The phenomenon of AI characters sharing near-identical faces has become so noticeable that Hongguo Short Drama, a micro-drama platform operated by ByteDance, has moved to rein it in. Hongguo recently issued a notice calling for creators of AI dramas to avoid using highly similar facial appearances across different productions and characters, warning against a "one-size-fits-all" approach to character design. The platform also said it would launch a special campaign targeting frequently used AI faces, homogenized content and unauthorized materials. "Men, women, young and old are all using the same face. It's starting to give me the uncanny-valley feeling," one viewer commented on the social media Sina Weibo. Another complained that AI characters seemed to make exactly the same facial expressions whenever they spoke, while others said watching several dramas in succession with nearly identical female leads gave them an unsettling sense of "something human, but not quite human."  The platform said creators should conduct self-checks and promptly modify or replace problematic content. The upcoming campaign will specifically target "high-frequency AI faces," homogenized character designs and violations involving source materials. A commentary published by the People's Daily newspaper in early August noted that AI micro-dramas had accounted for more than 95 percent of newly released micro-dramas over the previous six months, while their total viewing volume still lagged far behind that of productions featuring human performers. The commentary argued that mass-produced, visually similar AI content could actually strengthen audiences' appetite for more authentic storytelling and distinctive characters. Platforms are therefore beginning to add more checks before AI productions reach audiences. On August 3, Douyin Group's Short Drama Creator Center launched a pre-screening tool for AI drama copyright holders and directors. With it, eligible creators can upload promotional and production materials as well as completed works for preliminary checks on potential infringement before release.  。 Current article:http://lgos9.shangfochengcongshuaizhuang.buzz/u0s/dgc5fe.html Published on:00:01:48 |
