Salman Khan slammed social media trolls for body-shaming celebrities during Bigg Boss 20 and appeared to come out in support of Katrina Kaif over criticism of her postpartum weight gain. Fans praised Salman for defending Katrina without directly taking her name.
Small Indian creators have started posting on China's Bilibili, often called China's YouTube, using workarounds such as VPNs and changed location settings, even though the platform has not launched in India and the country is not among its listed international markets.
Isabelle Kaif and Sunny Kaushal dating? Fans spot romance in their similar Turkey vacation posts
The speculation began with a few photos. Sunny Kaushal dropped a carousel of photos on Instagram. Some snaps in the photo dump bore a striking resemblance to another post shared by Isabelle Kaif.
Rohit Sharmas TV debut draws eight sponsors for Sonys family game show
Rohit Sharmas entertainment debut,Family Full House with Rohit Sharma, has signed eight sponsors ahead of its premiere on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV. Skoda, PhonePe and Google Search AI Mode are among the top sponsors, as Sony looks to leverage Sharmas popularity and the family-game format for brand integrations.
Why Rashmika Replaced Sai Pallavi
Rashmika Mandanna has replaced Sai Pallavi as the lead in the highly anticipated M S Subbulakshmi biopic.
Shilpa Shetty-Raj Kundra Get The Vibe Right
Bollywood stars attend the screening of Vibe written, directed, produced, and starred by Kunal Kemmu along with Preity Zinta, Sparsh Shrivastava and Vanshika Dhir in Mumbai.
YouTube Income: India's creator economy needs to be more serious after new monetisation criteria
YouTubes new Partner Programme eligibility norms are set to reshape Indias creator economy, raising the bar for monetisation and rewarding serious creators. The shift could boost original and long-form content, deepen audience engagement, professionalise creator careers and push brands towards niche influencers. With non-YPP income already dominating creator earnings, brand deals could become increasingly crucial.
Sa Re Ga Ma Pa returns September 19 with 360-degree stage and 100 musicians on Zee TV
Zee TV will launch a new Sa Re Ga Ma Pa season on September 19. The show features a 360-degree stage and over one hundred musicians. This season celebrates India's diverse musical traditions and talent. Shreyas Talpade hosts while Shankar Mahadevan and others serve as gurus. The program aims to be a grand concert celebrating Indian music.
Meghna Gulzar's Daayra delves into the uncomfortable territory between public anger, police power, and the rule of law, drawing inspiration from the 2019 Hyderabad rape-murder case and the subsequent police encounter.
F1 TV shifts gears: FanCode takes the wheel as Indias Formula 1 fan base races ahead
FanCode will become the sole platform for F1 TV Pro and F1 TV Premium subscriptions in India, giving Formula 1 fans access to live races, multi-camera streams, team radio, telemetry, documentaries and archive content. The move comes as Formula 1s Indian fan base crosses nine crore. FanCode has broadcast F1 in India since 2024, with its agreement running through 2028.
Anant Nag Credits Karnataka For Dadasaheb Phalke Award
Anant Nag has dedicated the Dadasaheb Phalke Award 2024 to the people and unique cultural environment of Karnataka, crediting the state for his unparalleled success in both art and commercial films.
Why Tamannaah Got Emotional While Shooting The Vvaan
'When I was shooting the scene, I started welling up and I don't know why.'
AI could disrupt traditional entertainment studio model as production costs fall
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the landscape of entertainment production, offering creators remarkable cost savings. Smaller production companies can now bring projects to life while maintaining their intellectual property rights. With generative AI at the forefront, content creation in areas like audio and microdramas is already gaining momentum. This shift is predicted to ripple across film and high-quality scripted series, leading to significant growth in innovation and content output.
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.
