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Despite Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar sharing screen space for the first time under Priyadarshan, the film's Friday numbers land among the weakest of any big-budget release this year.
With the Emmys set for September 14, this year's top nominees across drama, comedy and limited series categories are overwhelmingly original creations, not adaptations of existing books, films or franchises.
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has crossed Rs 135 crore net in India, overtaking Vaazha 2 to rank third among Malayalam cinema's biggest grossers, with Manjummel Boys next in its sights.
Actress Lena opens up about perimenopause, hormone-aware scheduling with her husband, and the elaborate supplement packing for her month-and-a-half travel film shoot in Nepal.
Alia Bhatt turned up at the Don't Be Shy trailer launch not as an actor but as producer, and ended up telling a room full of reporters how Shaheen Bhatt once convinced her she came free with a Parle-G packet.
Sara Ali Khan made her New York Fashion Week debut as a Tommy Hilfiger guest, styling a grey checked blazer and mini skirt with a graphic T-shirt, red cap and matching bag.
Prime Video's trailer for Don't Be Shy shows Alia Bhatt and Shaheen Bhatt betting their production house on four first-time actors in a coming-of-age love triangle, out September 25.
Denise Richards and Casper Van Dien share the screen again for the first time since Starship Troopers, playing federal agents in a kidnap thriller called No Free Lunch, set for a spring 2027 release.
The Hindu's review of Haiwaan, Priyadarshan's Hindi remake of Malayalam hit Oppam, says Saif Ali Khan tries hard as a blind protector but the film flattens the original's slow-burn menace into loud commercial filler.
Ektaa R Kapoor travelled to the Vaishno Devi shrine ahead of The Vvaan's theatrical release, a trip that ties into the film's own goddess-rooted mythology and its September 25 date.
Vedang Raina opened up at IFFJK about his family's roots in Srinagar's Raina Wari locality, saying his second trip to Kashmir felt like coming home, much like his film Main Vaapas Aaunga.
As TIFF's 51st edition runs through September 20, The Hollywood Reporter has singled out five Toronto hotel lobbies, from the Ritz-Carlton to Four Seasons Yorkville, as the festival's true industry hubs.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day added Rs 3.25 crore in Week 6, taking its Indian net cume past Rs 481 crore and gross past Rs 582 crore, with a Rs 650 crore finish now in sight.
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has crossed Vaazha 2's lifetime total to become the third highest-grossing Malayalam film ever in India, with Manjummel Boys and Lokah Chapter 1 next in its sights.
Sayani Gupta's US feature debut Arya has cast Riverdale's Ross Butler and Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Marc Evan Jackson, arriving the same week her directorial debut Aasmani continues its festival run from Washington DC to Tokyo.
Sharvari has spoken about working with Imtiaz Ali for the first time on Main Vaapas Aaunga, calling the period drama a chance to play someone entirely unlike her earlier roles.
A new retrospective on 1990s anime highlights how most defining shows of that era wrapped up long ago, except One Piece, which is still running nearly three decades after its debut.
Mandaadi added a decent Rs 5 crore range on day two after a Rs 6.55 crore worldwide opening, but the Rs 70 crore film needs Rs 150 crore gross to turn a profit, trade sources say.
Karthi and SJ Suryah's Sardar 2 opened to Rs 5.30 crore across India on day one, per trade estimates, with Tamil Nadu doing the heavy lifting while word of mouth stays split going into the weekend.
Kareena Kapoor Khan used the Daayra song launch to talk about playing a restrained character, working with Meghna Gulzar for 26 years' worth of firsts, and wanting a big opening before her September 21 birthday.
Hanuman Ansh has banked Rs 163.13 crore net after five weeks, powered by a record-breaking week-five haul of Rs 90.25 crore on a budget of just Rs 1.8 crore.
Mirzapur: The Movie has crossed Rs 210 crore worldwide, per Bollywood Hungama's latest figures, with India contributing Rs 173.67 crore gross and overseas adding Rs 36.38 crore to Excel Entertainment's theatrical bet on the franchise.
Nikkhil Advani's new historical web series The Revolutionaries casts Bhuvan Bam as bomb-thrower Rash Behari Bose, with Rohit Saraf and Pratibha Ranta in support, delivering a handsome but overstuffed eight-part drama.
Virender Sehwag has been announced as host of Rise and Fall Season 2 on Prime Video, with a first promo released Thursday. The show splits 15 celebrities into Rulers and Workers, with no release date confirmed yet.