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Rahul Bose’s new role in Udta Teer is a silent, physical comedy so extreme it borders on mime. His character, M D Burman, is in a coma but still manages to steal scenes—through expressions, improvisation, and a lift door that hits his head ten times. The trailer left fans confused: Where is he? Now, the answer is clear. He’s everywhere. In the laughs. In the chaos. In the unexpected.
Akshay Kumar is back in Dehradun, this time not for a film about ghosts or space missions, but for a song that’s costing ₹1 crore. The man who once danced through Bollywood’s most chaotic family reunions is now preparing to drop a post-credit musical moment so grand it might just outshine the movie itself.
Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan are set to appear together on The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 5, with the episode scheduled to stream on Netflix on October 17, 2026.
Maniesh Paul says he never made fun of Katrina Kaif’s Hindi — and that’s why she felt safe at award shows.
The Seversons thought they’d found peace in a quiet suburb. Then the Kringles moved in. And started decorating—all year round.
The film’s success has now triggered a full home video rollout: Blu-ray and DVD drop December 8, and Witter Entertainment will begin pre-orders for a VHS edition on November 24.
Sandeepa Dhar didn’t say yes to Chumbak on the first call. She said, ‘Me? Comedy?’ — and then laughed. The moment came on a random Thursday, just like that.
Reggie McFadden, the comedian who brought fire to Def Comedy Jam and a sharp edge to In Living Color’s final season, has died in Tanzania at 57. The news broke Monday, with his sister Bernice McFadden confirming the passing via the LA Times. No cause of death has been released. The US State Department notified the family, but details remain scarce—just like the last years of McFadden’s life.
Flush is coming. Not the toilet. The film. A French horror comedy so aggressively weird it’s already making people check their bathroom locks.
Mushtaq Khan, the dependable comic face of Hindi cinema for over three decades, died on Thursday night after a short bout of cancer treatment, leaving fans and colleagues mourning his loss.
Comedian Jo Koy interrupted ABC 7’s morning weather on Thursday, joking about humidity levels and the challenges of forecasting while the anchor struggled to keep a straight face.
Mushtaq Khan, the familiar face behind many Bollywood comedy side‑roles, died in Mumbai at 56. While reports hint at a cancer battle, no official cause has been confirmed and relatives have yet to comment.
Comedian Carrot Top, real name Scott Thompson, remains hospitalized after a suicide attempt on Friday. A spokesperson confirmed he is now awake, breathing on his own and grateful for fan support, while his upcoming Las Vegas shows stay cancelled.