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His net worth remains unchanged. His future, uncertain.
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Bollywood continues to evolve with high-profile releases, legal challenges, and shifting audience dynamics. Recent developments highlight box-office successes, industry controversies, and new creative ventures across the landscape.

His net worth remains unchanged. His future, uncertain.

Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam 3 has shattered records on Day 1 with ₹66.75 crore net in India — the biggest opening of his career, and a figure that surpasses Mohanlal’s Drishyam 3 globally. The film is on track for a ₹150–160 crore weekend net collection.

Bollywood actor Dino Morea appeared before the EOW today in connection with the Rs 65-crore Mithi River scam. He was questioned for nearly six hours and allowed to leave without arrest. Officials said he may be called again if needed.

On Gandhi Jayanti, the makers of Gandhi and My Mother unveiled the first look of Manoj Bajpayee as Mahatma Gandhi, with Waheeda Rehman as his mother, Putlibai. The film, directed by Sudhir Mishra and produced by NH Studioz and Benaras Mediaworks, explores a personal, human dimension of Gandhi’s life. The images reflect a period setting and evoke the emotional core of the narrative. Further plot,

Sigma opens today — and with it, the curtain falls on a debut that was never meant to be.

Kamal Haasan’s ‘think for yourself’ line became the day’s most quoted phrase. Not because it was original. Because it wasn’t.

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.

By 1 PM on Friday, Drishyam 3 had earned 22.24 crore net across India — surpassing full-day records of past Ajay Devgn hits.

Shivaleeka Oberoi’s post — a quiet love letter to her husband — became the unofficial manifesto for Drishyam The Conclusion. 'When it comes to family, my husband doesn’t play around.' The line echoes beyond romance. It’s a promise. A warning. A final word on a story that refuses to stay buried.

Drishyam 3’s ₹27.92 crore opening-day pre-sales place it fifth in Bollywood history, surpassing Adipurush. Maharashtra and Delhi lead by volume. Early buzz is strong. The real test begins Friday.

The midnight shows are already packed. Not for a festival, not for a new Marvel film—just for Drishyam: The Conclusion.

Drishyam: The Conclusion releases October 2, with Ajay Devgn returning as Vijay Salgaonkar in what is being billed as the final chapter of the franchise. Jaideep Ahlawat joins as SP Crime Branch Rajveer Singh Tomar, setting up a clash of wits and wills. Tabu, Shriya Saran, Rajat Kapoor, Ishita Dutta and Mrunal Jadhav reprise their roles. The film is produced by Ajay Devgn Films and distributed by

Stree 3 arrives in 2028. If I say anything more, he (Amar Kaushik) will get upset with me because he just finished writing it.

Drishyam: The Conclusion hits theatres today, and early reviews call it the best in the franchise — with a standout face-off between Ajay Devgn and Jaideep Ahlawat, and a climax twist critics say surpasses the originals.

Hanuman Ansh is within touching distance of Rs. 300 crore nett after collecting Rs. 2 crore on its 8th Wednesday. The devotional drama, which opened with just Rs. 10 lakh, has defied expectations with a steady rise across weeks, peaking in Week Five at Rs. 84.75 crore. With only two days left in its 8th week, it's poised to cross the milestone by end-of-day today. Final tally may reach Rs. 350 cr.

Ranveer Singh has become the first Indian face of Ray-Ban and Ray-Ban Meta — a move that lands not just as a brand coup, but as a quiet signal of his global reach.

Swara Bhasker has spoken out about a disturbing incident she says occurred shortly after the release of Tanu Weds Manu, revealing a moment from her early career that still carries weight.

Taapsee Pannu’s Gandhari continues to achieve new milestones on Netflix, emerging as the biggest Indian film performance on the platform in 2026. The action thriller has not only found a strong global audience but has also received appreciation for Taapsee’s physically demanding performance and action sequences.

Tahir Raj Bhasin says Vikram Phadnis’ Pal Bhar Ke Liye is a remake of his earlier Marathi film Smile Please. The film, inspired by Phadnis’ mother’s last years, premieres in India soon.

Sobhita Dhulipala highlighted the impossible balancing act forced on female stars after childbirth, noting that the industry demands strength, sensitivity and flawless looks all at once, as the debate around Katrina Kaif’s post‑baby image intensifies.

At the FICCI Frames 2026 event, producer Dinesh Vijan revealed that the horror‑comedy sequel Stree 3 will go on floors after the Mahavatar shoot ends, aiming for a 2028 release, with possible Independence Day or Christmas timing.

During rehearsals for Kaun Banega Crorepati season 18, Amitabh Bachchan slipped, hurting his knee. He explained the mishap on air and opted to deliver his opening speech while seated, reassuring fans the injury is minor.

At the FICCI Frames conference, Dinesh Vijan revealed Stree 3 will launch in 2028, possibly aligning with a festive holiday, following Amar Kaushik's work on the mythic Mahavatar slated for mid‑2027.

Salman Khan made a rare public appearance, posing briefly for cameras while wearing a cowboy hat and showing off his physique, following his outspoken remarks on paparazzi ethics during Bigg Boss 20.

Ravi Kishan, fresh off Mirzapur The Movie, is set to carry a new solo‑lead devotional drama for Mahaveer Jain Films, directed by Amit Aarryan, with production kicking off in January.

At the FICCI Frames 2026 conference, actor‑MP Ravi Kishan teamed up with ex‑cricketer Irfan Pathan for an impromptu performance of the star's internet‑famous dance step, delighting attendees and sparking a wave of social‑media shares.

In just 54 days, Hanuman Ansh has amassed roughly 312 crore net in India, delivering a staggering return on investment and securing a spot in the post‑COVID top‑10 profit earners, according to Koimoi.

The third instalment of the Drishyam franchise is pulling in record advance bookings, with over 1.29 lakh tickets sold at the country's biggest cinema chains before the film even hits screens on Friday.

Day five saw The Vvaan collect Rs 5.40 crore, a 20% rise from Monday, pushing its Indian net to Rs 41.77 crore and crossing the Rs 40 crore milestone amid improving occupancy.