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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 20: There’s something almost suspicious about how effortlessly Anne Hathaway moves through cinematic identities. One moment she’s a reluctant princess with frizzy hair and existential dread, the next she’s slipping into latex with the composure of someone who knows exactly how the scene—and your expectations—will end. This isn’t just about costumes. It never was. It’s about transformation as a strategy. Image as narrative. And occasionally, the subtle art of making every co-star look like they’re simply… participating. The industry, of course, calls it versatility. Audiences call it iconic. Critics—on less generous days, call it carefully curated…
