Rakul, Shanaya, Karan At Art Mumbai Party
Rakul Singh and Jackky Bhagnani to Shanaya Kapoor and Ananya Birla, celebrities brought their style to Art Mumbai's opening night.
Komal Rani's pictures with Govinda have sparked a discussion online, with Rakhi Sawant reacting with angry-face emojis. Fans also weighed in, recalling Sunita Ahuja's recent remark that no one could separate her from Govinda.
Karan Johar's unfiltered conversations on Koffee With Karan featuring Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra have left netizens surprised, with viewers questioning the show's explicit bedroom-related questions and comparing them to the controversy surrounding Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina's India's Got Latent.
The actor has been advised strict bed rest and is undergoing physiotherapy at home. Amid his health concerns, a report has also raised questions about producers reportedly contacting him to finish pending dubbing work, even as he struggles to speak comfortably.
How Much Do These Bolly Diwali Looks Cost?
Discover the opulent price tags behind Bollywood's most stunning Diwali ensembles, as Alia Bhatt's exquisite ghagra set leads the pack with a staggering cost of over Rs 1.3 lakh, alongside other celebrity fashion statements.
Maatrubhumi Trailer: Schezwan Mein Kuch Kaala Hai!
After months of reshoots and uncertainty, Salman Khan's Maatrubhumi is finally heading to theatres, but its trailer raises intriguing questions about how much of the original Battle of Galwan story remains.
Goan food and history come together in this immersive theater performance by PaChaak Productions
Goa is a Bebinca will be staged in Bengaluru. It is an immersive theatre production by PaChaak and serves traditional Goan food along with the enactment of a family drama
Theatre group Ank revisits the legacy of warrior queen Veera Rani Abbakka
To mark its golden jubilee, Ank presents Veera Rani Abbakka: The Queen of the Seas, The Flame of Ullala, a new play written, directed and headlined by Priita Mathur Thakur
Ranga Shankara Theatre Festival 2026: Six plays on identity and belonging
The upcoming festival brings six productions by theatre groups making their Bengaluru debut, exploring belonging through stories of migration, memory, caste, gender and climate change, shaped by diverse languages and lived experiences
Slaves, a new production by The Madras Players, is a translation of writer Sujatha
For years, Sujatha has captured the imagination of Tamil audiences through short stories, film scripts, and even theatre plays. On October 24, the Madras Players dramatises one of his earlier works, Adimaigal as Slaves on fortune, love, and loss
Slaves, a new production by The Madras Players, is a translation of writer Sujatha
For years, Sujatha has captured the imagination of Tamil audiences through short stories, film scripts, and even theatre plays. On October 24, the Madras Players dramatises one of his earlier works, Adimaigal as Slaves on fortune, love, and loss
Uday Shankar highlights that India's sports industry presents substantial long-term investment opportunities, particularly in cricket and others. He urges potential investors to adopt a longer timeframe beyond five years for returns. Shankar also notes that while cricket remains dominant, other sports are gaining significant audiences as well. The challenges include rising media-rights costs and competition with technology platforms. Furthermore, simplifying cricket formats could enhance viewer enjoyment and excitement over time.
Nuvama expects festive spending to improve in Q3FY27, with the late Diwali likely to support advertising and consumer engagement
First Drop Theatres Care-Tharsis provides caregivers with a platform for their stories
First Drop Theatre celebrates its tenth anniversary with a playback theatre enactment of caregiver stories
