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Mani Ratnam's next film finally has a name and a face. Inji Vellam pairs Vijay Sethupathi and Sai Pallavi in a Kolkata-set romance, with AR Rahman on music and a January 2027 release planned.
South Park's Outstanding Animated Program win, its first since 2013, turned into another round of Trump-baiting online, with the show referencing his two Emmy losses for The Apprentice.
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has logged an all-time record third weekend in Kerala, per Pinkvilla, pushing its 17-day gross past Rs 117 crore and putting it on course to become Malayalam cinema's second-biggest grosser ever.
The Odyssey crossed 188 crore net in India on its 52nd day, pushing past The Jungle Book to become Hollywood's seventh biggest grosser in the country, with Avatar: Fire And Ash next in line.
Ramanand Sagar's grandson Shiv Sagar says he likes most of Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana casting but can't picture Ranbir Kapoor as Ram after Animal, arguing a fresh face carries no baggage.
Asked by Maharashtra minister Pratap Sarnaik to speak Marathi on stage, Sanjay Dutt joked that even six years in Yerwada jail didn't teach him the language. The internet had opinions, especially about autorickshaw drivers facing the same demand.
Ali Fazal shared an emotional post after watching a packed Gaiety Cinema chant for Guddu Pandit during a Mirzapur: The Movie screening, with Richa Chadha reacting in the comments.
Arshad Warsi and Sanjeeda Sheikh's insurance-fraud comedy Jeevan Ya Bheema Con? has managed only Rs 52 lakh in its opening weekend, falling well short of the Rs 1 crore mark and putting a second week in theatres in doubt.
Ranabaali's teaser drops September 9, and the Vijay Deverakonda-Rashmika Mandanna period drama now releases worldwide on October 16, a month later than first planned. It's their first film since marrying.
Ananya Panday, Aneet Padda, Vaani Kapoor, Pratibha Ranta and Barkha Singh have all been spotted in polka dots recently, each pushing the retro print into a distinct, modern direction.
Prime Video released the Heartbeats Season 2 trailer, confirming a September 9 premiere. Harsh Beniwal and Shivangi Joshi return as the show mixes hospital politics, romance and a brewing medical scam.
A mountain-climbing horror sequel, a missing-child thriller, a French agency spin-off and a Nordic dinner party gone wrong headline this week's Hollywood releases across cinemas and OTT platforms in India.
In Sun TV's Ethirneechal, a judge's refusal to bend gets Gunasekaran's bail cancelled, and Kathir wrongly blames Janani, nearly raising his hand at her before Eswari intervenes.
Mani Ratnam's next film with Vijay Sethupathi and Sai Pallavi is titled Inji Vellam, set for a January 2027 release with AR Rahman's music and Netflix's digital rights already sealed.
Saif Ali Khan says a brutal, effects-free fight scene in Priyadarshan's Haiwaan left him with cuts, bruises and two days of recovery, ahead of the film's September 11 release alongside Akshay Kumar.
Kriti Kharbanda praised Ali Fazal's hard work in Mirzapur The Movie in an emotional Instagram post, crediting wife Richa Chadha too, as the film's opening weekend collections crossed Rs 90 crore.
Bipasha Basu is reportedly back on set after years away, shooting for Hansal Mehta's Barabanki, a crime thriller based on a real anti-narcotics operation in 1980s Uttar Pradesh, alongside Sunny Kaushal and Vishal Jethwa.
Shriya Pilgaonkar has two September releases, Mirzapur: The Movie and Haiwaan, and says the contrast between reprising Sweety Gupta and filming her first glamorous Bollywood dance number has been the real thrill of the month.
Toxic has stalled at Rs 130.35 crore nett after 12 days, with its second weekend bringing in a mere Rs 1.75 crore. Trade estimates put the film among Bollywood's costliest failures once non-theatrical recoveries are counted.
The National Film Awards will be held outside Delhi for the first time in 72 years, moving to Kevadia in Gujarat, with President Droupadi Murmu presenting honours on September 22 near the Statue of Unity.
Ajith Kumar premiered the trailer for his racing documentary Gladiators inside a theatre rather than online, with wife Shalini and their children Anoushka and Aadvik featuring on screen for the first time in years.
Parineeti Chopra makes her streaming debut in Shaque – Trust No One, a Netflix mystery thriller about a mother hunting for her missing child. It releases September 24, with Jennifer Winget and Soni Razdan in the cast.
Sagar Pictures Entertainment will release the first teaser poster for its live-action Shrimad Bhagavatam on September 10, kicking off a planned seven-film saga rooted in the studio's mythological television history.
Zee Tamil's Karthigai Deepam pushes its poster subplot to a boil as Chandrakala flings a torn photo at Revathi and Karthik receives a notice mid-scene, setting up the next big turn.