Priyanka Chopra's Los Angeles Diwali
Priyanka Chopra, Kareena Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan, Soha Ali Khan, Neena Gupta celebrate Diwali with their families.
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt-starrer Ramayana has reportedly faced online piracy, with moviegoers recording scenes and sharing unauthorised clips on social media platforms, including Facebook and YouTube. Following the leaks, the makers issued a legal warning, stating that strict action would be taken against those recording
Kareena Kapoor celebrated Diwali with sister Karisma Kapoor and parents Babita and Randhir Kapoor at a family lunch. The sisters also shared festive moments on social media, while Jeh's sweet Diwali wish to the paparazzi caught attention.
Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal celebrated Diwali by sharing an adorable family picture featuring their son Vihaan, offering fans the first glimpse of his face. The couple looked cheerful as they posed with their little one in festive outfits
A scene from Ramayana's international cut has triggered criticism after viewers discovered it was missing from the Indian release. The sequence shows three wolves pursuing Sai Pallavi's Sita and Ravi Dubey's Lakshman, who prepare to confront them.
At Raha Kapoor's 4th Birthday Bash
Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor celebrate daughter Raha's 4th birthday with a colourful party.
5 , [] The post 5 ; appeared first on Shahernama | Latest News, Articles, Analysis, Local, National, World .
EloElo Group raises $80 Million in Series C funding led by Hornbill Capital, NBCUniversal
EloElo Group has successfully raised $80 million in a Series C funding round to expand its AI-driven entertainment ecosystem. The company's focus will be on producing new original content and launching international micro-dramas. With over 40 million active users, EloElo plans to enhance its AI production capabilities through Dolphin AI. The funding will also support the company's aggressive growth strategy across diverse language offerings.
Big-budget Ramayana set for a slow start at theatres
Advance ticket sales for The Ramayana: Part 1 have not met the expectations of trade analysts and distributors. Data shows that ticket sales are underwhelming despite the film's grand scale and marquee cast. Concerns have been raised about the film's music not resonating with audiences and the quality of its VFX. Experts have highlighted inflated advance booking figures, suggesting lower actual sales than reported.
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
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
JioStar vice chairman Uday Shankar said sports, particularly cricket, has been a major investment for the company, helping it build a digital audience of 600 million monthly active users. However, he said soaring cricket media rights costs have made the business increasingly difficult.
