Sweet Dreams is a romantic drama film starring Amol Parashar as Kenny and Mithila Palkar as Dia in the lead roles. The film is an adaptation of the 2014 Canadian film In My Dreams. Sweet Dreams is ...

Amol Parashar has captivated audiences with his outstanding portrayal of Kenny in Sweet Dreams, a tale of serendipity and a ...

Sweet Dreams is an upcoming drama directed and written by Victor Mukherjee the film stars Mithila Palkar and Meiyang Chang in lead roles. The film also stars an extensive supporting cast ...

At its core, Sweet Dreams follows Kenny, a 29-year-old recycling artist trying to move on from a painful breakup, and Dia, an aspiring songwriter juggling an uncertain career while navigating her ...

Concept art from the game, which is inspired by the events of the 1948 Nakba [Courtesy of Dreams on a Pillow] Can a video game make you feel the weight of history? That’s the ambitious goal of a ...

Adam Scott returns in the award-winning drama, Severance. Back for a second season, the actor reprises his role as Mark S, a macrodata refiner working at Lumon Industries. To say his character's ...

Jan. 17, 2025 The house was a sweet little Tudor Revival at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains where Pasadena gives way to Altadena. The $130,000 asking price was a steal, our real estate agent ...

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Mithila Palkar and Amol Parashar star in Sweet Dreams Release date for Sweet Dreams confirmed: January 24, 2025 Plot of Sweet Dreams explores dreams and love connections ...

The Minecraft Poggy's Luminous Dreams pack is a unique texture pack that captures real-life environmental lighting and transforms your vanilla Bedrock world into a universe with stunning visuals.

One of the classics of 1980s new wave music was the Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This).” Marilyn Manson covered the song, making the dark side of its lyrics that much more obvious.