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Sangeetha Sornalingam and daughter Divya Sasha turned up for Sigma at a Chennai theatre, months after she withdrew a divorce petition against Thalapathy Vijay.
Rao gained 8kg to play Ujjwal Nikam. The film releases October 16.
Ayushmann Khurrana's Udta Teer casts him as a Pakistani spy who loses his memory, turning a premise built for a thriller into a comedy caper that echoes his Vicky Donor and Dream Girl era.
Dino Morea is back in the Mumbai Police EOW’s crosshairs—this time over a Rs. 65.54 crore desilting scam tied to the Mithi River.
Ritvik Sahore steps into the courtroom spotlight — and the family drama — in Prahaar: The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam, hitting screens on October 16, 2026.
The watch, inspired by a vintage Wakmann gifted to Jacob Arabo by his father, now carries a new lineage: one where Salim Khan’s legacy is engraved in gold. The dual-time zone? A metaphor. The lacquered blue dial? A world mapped in memory.
Drishyam: The Conclusion lands on October 2 — and fans are calling the climax 'better than both previous films'. Ajay Devgn returns as Vijay Salgaonkar, with Jaideep Ahlawat stealing the first half. Early reviews praise tension, twists, and a final act that may redefine the franchise.
Kamal Haasan’s ‘think for yourself’ line became the day’s most quoted phrase. Not because it was original. Because it wasn’t.
Pawan Kalyan’s performance? Not enough. His dubbing, according to the reviewer, doesn’t gel with the character. Only a few scenes are salvageable. The rest? A child’s playground script dressed up as cinema. The director, the review suggests, treated storytelling like a joke. And the audience isn’t laughing.
Sigma opens today — and the first reactions are already rolling in. The film, directed by Jason Sanjay, son of superstar Vijay, hits screens across Tamil Nadu with a quiet but unmistakable fanfare. The opening day crowd? Heavy on Vijay’s loyalists. The theatres filled not just with cinephiles, but with families who came to witness a legacy in motion — and a debut that wasn’t quite a revolution.
The film opens with Cruise as Digger Rockwell—a Texas oil baron whose mansion is less a home and more a museum of excess. Taxidermy. Weapons. A cat named Maggie, on her last legs, who may or may not be the only thing keeping him tethered to humanity.
Nani’s The Paradise is leading new Telugu releases on BookMyShow despite negative reviews, with trade sources noting strong footfalls driven by actor goodwill during the Gandhi Jayanti weekend.
Udta Teer is no longer opening on October 9. It’s moving to October 23.
Drishyam 3: The Conclusion launched on 4,000 screens, aiming for ₹130 crore to be a hit. Prem Keetanu, on 800 screens, needs only ₹30 crore. The gap isn’t just budget — it’s belief.
Ayushmann Khurrana’s Udta Teer has been pushed from October 9 to October 23, avoiding a direct clash with Drishyam 3. The film, a spy comedy-drama about a man with lost memory caught between two nations, is now aiming for a quieter runway.
Baththa, Vijay Sethupathi's new Tamil release, earned 1.5 crore on its opening day, his weakest post-COVID start, despite favourable word-of-mouth from critics and viewers on X.
Avengers Endgame Encore has crossed 31 crore net at the Indian box office, surpassing Baahubali – The Epic to become the biggest re-release ever. With Drishyam 3 opening on October 2, its run is nearing its end.
Drishyam: The Conclusion isn't a remake. It's a reimagining. And it's the best thing the franchise has ever done.
Drishyam 3: The Conclusion premiered on October 2, 2026, with Ajay Devgn leading a high-tension thriller that reimagines the franchise’s legacy. Jaideep Ahlawat’s SP Rajveer Singh Tomar draws strong reactions, while the ending divides audiences.
Florence Pugh and Zoe Kazan aren’t redeeming Cathy Ames. They’re giving her a voice. And that changes everything.
The Telugu film Sigma, directed by Jason Sanjay and produced by Lyca Productions, has opened to scathing reviews. Critics say the film’s convoluted narrative, lack of character depth, and poor editing make it a tedious watch. Despite star Sandeep Kishan and a strong cast, the film fails to live up to its pre-release buzz.
Dorothy isn’t just a film. It’s a reckoning. And Sananth and Rishikanth? They’re the ones holding the mirror.
Tom Cruise’s Digger is set to open this weekend — and Warner Bros. is bracing for a fall. Not just any fall, but one that could land on the studio’s already shaky theatrical momentum. The film, a climate satire from Alejandro González Iñárritu, has drawn mixed reviews and now sits at $15–19 million in projected opening weekend earnings. That’s a steep drop from the $125 million production budget
Don't Trouble the Trouble, Fahadh Faasil's first Telugu solo lead, opened Friday to a mixed verdict across three reviews, with critics praising the Fahadh-Ssara Palekar pairing but flagging a sagging second half and unexplained plot gaps.