3 underrated movies you can watch for free this weekend (Oct 31- Nov 1)
Looking for something free to watch this weekend? This roundup covers the weekends best no-cost streaming options, each one more emotionally gripping than the last.
One film wasn't enough: Heartbroken Hrithik mourns Kaabil director Sanjay Gupta
One film wasn't enough: Heartbroken Hrithik mourns Kaabil director Sanjay Gupta
Ramayana is nothing short of magnificent. You haven't witnessed anything as grand on the Indian screen before. Scale, visuals, emotions and soul the film has it all. Director Nitesh Tiwari delivers a truly stunning cinematic experience that does justice to the timeless epic, which holds a special place in the hearts of millions. Does Ramayana do justice to the epic? The answer is a BIG YES. The film celebrates the glory of Indian culture and the eternal triumph of good over evil. Watertight screenwriting and an engrossing narrative keep you hooked throughout. You are captivated not merely by the awe-inspiring visuals and monumental scale, but also by the film's soul. That emotional and spiritual connect is what sets Ramayana apart. There are several standout sequences that blend visual grandeur with devotion, drama and deeply moving moments. Some of the most memorable portions include the sequence between Brahma and Ravana in the beginning, followed by Ravana staking his claim on Lanka; the forest fight between Lord Rama and the rakshasas; the Sita Swayamvar; and the deeply emotional pre-interval portion featuring King Dashrath, Kaikeyi and Lord Rama. The action sequence between Ravana and his brother-in-law Vidyutjeev, the Shurpanakha episode and the Ravana-Jatayu fight on the Pushpaka Vimana are other sequences that stand out. The songs, composed by A R Rahman, are seamlessly woven into the narrative, complementing the mood and emotional tone of the film. The background score by Hans Zimmer and A R Rahman is terrific. It amplifies the drama, heightens the emotional impact and lends the narrative a sweeping, larger-than-life quality. Academy Award-winning visual effects powerhouse DNEG deserves distinction marks for its phenomenal work. The VFX raises the bar, delivering one of the most breathtaking visual experiences ever witnessed on the Indian screen. The action sequences deserve brownie points, too, combining scale, intensity and spectacle. The production design is equally impressive, creating a world that stands shoulder to shoulder with the best of global cinema. On the performance front, Ranbir Kapoor delivers a remarkable performance, portraying the character with grace, dignity and quiet strength. His composed demeanour, expressive eyes and effortless screen presence lend the character an aura of divinity. Sai Pallavi brings dignity and strength to her role, while her naturalistic performance lends tenderness and warmth to the emotional moments. Yash is in superb form. His imposing screen presence and sheer intensity make him a formidable force, lending the antagonist the larger-than-life stature the character demands. Ravie Dubey is excellent and brings remarkable conviction and sincerity to the role. His earnest portrayal makes the character both engaging and endearing. Rakul Preet is first-rate, delivering a performance that is sure to make an impact. A lot has been said and written about Sunny Deol's presence in the first part of Ramayana. Without revealing anything, his appearance is best experienced on the big screen. Arun Govil is perfectly cast, and it is wonderful to see him on the big screen after a gap. Shobhana is excellent, Lara Dutta is superb, Vivek Oberoi makes his presence felt, Sheeba Chadha is effective, while Ajinkya Deo is solid. Ramayana is not merely a film; IT'S AN EXPERIENCE. It is a film that makes India proud and an incredible cinematic achievement that is sure to captivate audiences across the world. Namit Malhotra deserves special appreciation for backing a film that matches international standards in scale, visual grandeur and technical excellence. Already looking forward to the second part of Ramayana, which arrives in Diwali 2028. Watch it on the largest screen possible!
Sanjay Gupta's Last Rites Held In Mumbai, Abhishek Bachchan, Rakesh Roshan Pay Last Respects
Sanjay Gupta, who was 59, developed a distinctive style of filmmaking, often incorporating stylised action sequences, crime-based storylines and urban settings.
Sanjay Gupta's Last Rites Held In Mumbai Today
Milap was seen breaking down in tears as he arrived at the late filmmaker's residence
Priyanka-Nick light up LA with glittering Diwali bash, their desi glam stuns internet
Priyanka-Nick light up LA with glittering Diwali bash, their desi glam stuns internet
Manoj Bajpayee Explains How OTT Is Giving Heroines More Space In Bollywood
Manoj Bajpayee shared his thoughts on the changing place of women in Hindi cinema, gives examples of Vidya Balan and Kajols work.
Varun Dhawan's Student Of The Year Reunion With Sidharth Malhotra Has No 'Heated Rivalry'
Varun Dhawan appeared on Koffee With Karan 9 and joked about his wish to star alongside Sidharth in an Indian version of Heated Rivalry.
Shah Rukh Khan's King Sells Overseas Rights For Staggering Rs 175 Crore: Report
King features Shah Rukh Khan alongside Deepika Padukone, Suhana Khan, Arshad Warsi, Anil Kapoor and Abhishek Bachchan.
I Was Truly Honoured: When Quentin Tarantino Praised Sanjay Gupta's Kaante
In 2007, Quentin Tarantino revealed that he had seen Kaante and admitted liking it.
Anirudh Ravichander Exits Shah Rukh Khan's King, Sachin-Jigar To Compose Film's Music
Anirudh Ravichander is said to have composed the film's theme track as a gesture of respect to the actor.
Tiger Shroff To Make First Public Appearance After Firing Incident
Tiger Shroff is now expected to make his first public appearance since the shooting incident at a book launch in Mumbai on November 3.
IIFA 2026 Winners: Dhurandhar Dominates With 12 Awards, Aneet Padda Takes Home Best Actress
Dhurandhar emerged as the biggest winner, securing 12 awards across acting, directing, and writing, as well as in technical categories.
Salman Khan To Join Sanjay Dutt In Khalnayak Returns? What We Know
The makers of Khalnayak Returns are considering Salman Khan for a police officers role, which Subhash Ghai has helped develop this character with the writers.
More than two decades after its release, Kaante continues to enjoy a cult following
'Will Make Kaante 2 Your Dream'
'Gupts, my brother. I still cannot believe that you are gone. We have shared so much together, so many memories and so many years of friendship. You have always been family to me, and that will never change. I will miss you, our conversations and all the times we spent together.'
Aditya Dhar is like my brother: Udta Teer maker on film's comparisons with Dhurandhar
Aditya Dhar is like my brother: Udta Teer maker on film's comparisons with Dhurandhar
Sanjay Gupta death: Sanjay Dutt, Hansal Mehta and others pay tribute to the filmmaker
Sanjay Gupta passed away on October 30 after falling down at his home. He was 57.
The stylish filmmaker Sanjay Gupta passed away yesterday. Continue reading ...
To All the Boys I've Loved Before's Noah Centineo says 'open to rom-coms'
To All the Boys I've Loved Before's Noah Centineo says 'open to rom-coms'
Hansal Mehta On Sanjay Gupta: 'Not Done, Bro'
'He held my hand when I was at my lowest.'
Early Ramayana Reviews: 'Impressive'
'Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi excel in the more action-packed moments, and do bring a lot of charm to the handful of scenes that expand on their characters.'
Kaante To Kaabil, A Look At 5 Movies Of Sanjay Gupta That Defined His Career
Sajay Gupta reportedly fell in the kitchen at around 2:30 pm and sustained a head injury.
Sanjay Gupta's Last X Post Before His Death Featured The Biggest Lego He Knew
Sanjay Gupta often used his X account to talk about films, current affairs and more.
Kaante Director Sanjay Gupta Dies After Head Injury
'He fell in the kitchen last night and sustained a head injury. Unfortunately, he passed away.'
Shootout at Wadala director Sanjay Gupta passes away
Known for making crime-thrillers like, Shootout at Wadala, Kaabil and Kaante, Sanjay died due to a head injury at his home.
Sanjay Gupta Death: Ashoke Pandit And Other Celebs Pay Tributes, 'A Great Loss To Our Industry'
He was particularly known for his collaborations with actor Sanjay Dutt, with whom he worked on films including Kaante (2002), Musafir (2004), Zinda (2006) and Shootout at Lokhandwala (2007).
'This Is Not Just One Woman's Story'
'It is the story of hundreds of Eethas who fall, rise and stand back up, never letting their dreams die.'
Director Sanjay Gupta, Known For Kaante And Zinda, Dies At 59 After Suffering A Fall
He fell in the kitchen around 2:30 pm and sustained a head injury
Bollywood Diwali party calendar: Akshay-Twinkle, Manish Malhotra, Ektaa to host bashes
Bollywood Diwali party calendar: Akshay-Twinkle, Manish Malhotra, Ektaa to host bashes
Ramayana: Can Ranbir Kapoor End Arun Govil's 39-Year Reign As Lord Ram?
Interestingly, Arun Govil himself has praised Ranbir Kapoor, stating that he comes closest to his own vision of how Ram would carry himself
Ramayana Advance Booking: Ranbir Kapoor-Starrer Nears Rs 30 Crore
According to the report, the Ranbir Kapoor-starrer earned Rs 19.61 crore in advance booking in India.
Is Telugu cinema music dying a slow death?
Is Telugu cinema music dying a slow death?
Jailer 2 Box Office Collection Day 16: Rajinikanth Film All Set To Cross Rs 800 Crore Mark
Directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, Jailer 2 is the sequel to the filmmaker's 2023 blockbuster Jailer
Nakhrewaalii Review: Nakhra Of A Movie
Nakhrewaalii tries to disguise a dated cross-dressing comedy as quirky entertainment, but its contrived writing, clueless characters and outdated humour make it a thoroughly tiresome watch.
Sense and Sensibility movie review: Daisy Edgar-Jones shines in this genteel persuasion
Regency England comes alive in all its visual and aural splendor in this adaptation of Jane Austens debut novel
Star Cast: Ritwik Bhowmik, Rohini Hattangady, Ayesha Raza, Shivika Rishi Director: Radhika Bansal Meethe Mein Kya Hai Movie Review Synopsis: MEETHE MEIN KYA HAI is the story of a family reunion. Jai Agarwal (Ritwik Bhowmik) is an architect whose wife Tara (Kanikka Kapur) passed away two years ago in a car accident. He is yet to move on from her demise. He has distanced himself from his family and informs them that he won't be able to attend the Diwali get-together at his nani's (Rohini Hattangady) residence in Lucknow. However, his sister Sana (Dalai) calls him and reveals that she has secretly got married. Hence, she requests him to be present when she introduces her husband Karam (Vikram Bakshi) to the family at the Diwali gathering. Jai reluctantly agrees and reaches his nani's house, where he meets his mother Amrita (Ayesha Raza), father Ajay (Gaurav Sharma), mami Preeti (Tarana Raja), mama Rishab (Abhay Kaul) and their son Sid (Ayuushman Ghai). He also bumps into his nani's 13-year-old neighbour, Meera (Shivika Rishi), and the two strike up an unlikely friendship. A day later, Sana and Karam arrive and, as expected, all hell breaks loose. What happens next forms the rest of the film. Meethe Mein Kya Hai Movie Story Review: Radhika Bansal's story is relatable and sweet. Radhika Bansal's screenplay is breezy and peppered with heartwarming and emotional moments. However, the writing is weak in places. Radhika Bansal's dialogues are realistic yet entertaining. Radhika Bansal's direction is quite good for a first-timer. At a time when even experienced filmmakers struggle to get their humour right, MEETHE MEIN KYA HAI has moments that genuinely raise laughs. This is especially true in the initial portions, when Karam is introduced to the family. Meera's habit of pretending not to listen to conversations is also amusing. The film has a runtime of just 119 minutes and doesn't bore even for a moment. Moreover, the conflicts, joys and sorrows are rooted in everyday life and feel like situations that could happen to any one of us. Radhika maintains this relatability from start to finish. On the flipside, certain developments don't seem organic. In fact, a few conflicts appear to have been added just for the sake of it. For instance, Amrita, Ajay, Preeti and Rishab's insistence that nani should move to Jaipur instead of living alone feels forced. Jai accompanying Meera to her friend's house also comes out of nowhere. Individually, the scene is sweet, but it doesn't fit into the overall narrative. The same applies to the song Ichak Dana Bichak Dana. Another odd aspect are the scenes in which characters spill milk, wine and oil. These moments feel childish and out of place in an otherwise realistic film. Meethe Mein Kya Hai Movie Review Performances: Ritwik Bhowmik suits the part to a T. He delivers a fine performance as a man who is secretly grieving but is also trying his best to enjoy a much-needed family reunion. Rohini Hattangady is adorable, and only an actor of her calibre could have pulled off this role. Shivika Rishi is the surprise package of the film. She plays a well-written character and elevates it further with her performance. Ayesha Raza is slightly over-the-top, as required by her character. Gaurav Sharma, Tarana Raja and Abhay Kaul lend able support. Dalai and Vikram Bakshi leave a strong impression, especially the latter in the scene where he gets high. Ayuushman Ghai is okay and has limited scope. Kanikka Kapur, last seen in BATWARA 1947, is decent. Meethe Mein Kya Hai movie music and other technical aspects: Amit Trivedi's music is situational, but none of the songs 'Chad De Chad De', 'Karam Farma De', 'Ichak Dana Bichak Dana' and 'Jagmaga' are likely to have a long shelf life. Amit Trivedi's background score is much better. Piyush Puty's cinematography is satisfactory. Natasha Gauba's production design is authentic. Theia Tekchandaney and Ayushi Jain's costumes are realistic yet glamorous. Neha Mehra's editing is functional. Meethe Mein Kya Hai Movie Review Conclusion: On the whole, MEETHE MEIN KYA HAI is a sweet, heartwarming family entertainer that works due to its relatable moments, genuine humour and fine performances. The film is arriving on Netflix with negligible hype and little buzz surrounding its release. However, thanks to its feel-good appeal and universal theme of family relationships, it has the potential to gradually find its audience through positive word of mouth.
The 21st century's most chilling films
Happy Halloween! We folks here in India may not get to fully partake in the traditional trick-or-treating festivities of spooky szn like our Western counterparts, but were putting our money on these 20 as the scariest films of the 21st century
Eetha trailer: Shraddha Kapoor brings Maharashtra's Tamasha queen to life
Eetha trailer: Shraddha Kapoor brings Maharashtra's Tamasha queen to life
'I Had A Muscle Tear While Dancing': Shraddha Kapoor On Playing A Lavani Dancer In Eetha
Eetha is scheduled to release in cinemas on December 4, 2026
Love Always series review: A well-intentioned story and potent concept undone by juvenile treatment
In turning back the clock on an ageing couple, Love Always stumbles upon a potent exploration of regret, desire and second chances, but Madhumithas series is too caught up in its own melodrama to make the most of its magical conceit
Aadarsha Kutumbam Review: Trivikram Srinivas's Film Is A Tried-And-Tested Story Sans Surprises
Aadarsha Kutumbam Review: Ravi K Chandran's cinematography gives the proceedings a polished look, but S Thaman's songs in this film are largely forgettable.
Eetha trailer: Shraddha Kapoor adds charm to the life of Lavani legend in biopic
Directed by Laxman Utekar, Eetha will be released in theatres on December 4
Rakul-Jackky Celebrate Karva Chauth
From Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha celebrating mid-air to Kajal A Kitchlu marking her wedding anniversary, here's a look at how the stars made the occasion memorable with their partners.
Star Cast: Ansh Duggal, Pragati Srivastava Director: Rahul Shanklya Nakhrewaalii Movie Review Synopsis: NAKHREWAALII is the story of a man who finds himself in a unique situation. Sumit Mishra (Ansh Duggal) lives in Hardoi and is heartbroken after his girlfriend, Sweety, dumps him and marries an engineer. Sumit shifts to Delhi for higher studies and also with the intention of becoming a playboy. He rents a room in the house of Batuk (Gopal Datt), who lives with his wife Rekha (Kanupriya Shankar Pandit) and their 22-year-old daughter Paridhi (Pragati Srivastava). Sumit and Paridhi hit it off quite well and soon fall in love. Sumit confesses to Batuk and Rekha that he wishes to marry Paridhi. Batuk makes it clear that he'll agree to the union only if Sumit manages to land a government job within a month. Otherwise, he'll get Paridhi married to someone else. Sumit tries his best but fails to find a job. Left with no other option, he decides to disguise himself as a woman and assumes the identity of Sumita. This helps him land the job of a junior public relations officer in the Department of Postal Services. What happens next forms the rest of the film. Nakhrewaalii Movie Story Review: NAKHREWAALII is adapted from Satya Vyas' book 'Dilli Darbar'. The story certainly has potential. However, Divy Nidhi Sharma's screenplay is weak. Several romantic and emotional sequences fail to strike a chord. Divy Nidhi Sharma's dialogues try their best to contribute to the humour and succeed, albeit only partly. Rahul Shanklya's direction is decent. To give credit where it's due, he keeps the duration in check (129 minutes) and ensures that the narrative moves at a steady pace. The humour also improves in the second half, resulting in a few genuinely funny moments. Some scenes that stand out are Sumit getting NSD actors to his office, Mihika (Aayushi Verma) being consoled by Paridhi in Sumit's room, etc. The scene where Paridhi and Sumita bond during the wedding trial is sweet. In the second half, interesting parallels are drawn between Sumit's equation with Mihika at the latter's house and his interactions with her father, Rai Jaichand (Kumud Mishra), in the same place. On the flipside, Sumit's character is written in such a manner that it's difficult to root for him. Even when he has a change of heart and goes to great lengths to marry Paridhi, one never gets the feeling that he has genuinely transformed. As a result, his emotional journey fails to make the desired impact. Moreover, the humour falls flat in most scenes in the first half. It finally begins to work post-interval, but by then, the film starts bearing an uncanny resemblance to DREAM GIRL [2019]. This also robs NAKHREWAALII of its novelty. The finale, meanwhile, is far too convenient and fails to deliver the intended emotional payoff. Nakhrewaalii Movie Review Performances: Ansh Duggal tries his best to deliver an authentic performance, both as Sumit and Sumita. However, the writing lets him down, and his character fails to leave a lasting impression. Pragati Srivastava makes a confident debut and gets her act right. The same applies to Aayushi Verma, who makes her presence felt in a supporting role. Gopal Datt is dependable as always, while Kumud Mishra lends able support. Akash Makhija (Jagat Singh aka Jhaadi) is fine as Sumit's sidekick. Kanupriya Shankar Pandit is decent, while Brijendra Kala (Invigilator) is fair in a cameo. Rana Pratap Singh (Sushil Tiwari) is aptly cast. Kajal Bhadana (Seema) and Devika Singh (Sudha), however, ham a lot. Nakhrewaalii movie music and other technical aspects: The songs are forgettable, but all the tracks the title track, 'Kona', 'Betuka' and 'Yeh Bawla Hai' are well woven into the narrative. Aman Pant's background score is quirky and complements the film's theme. Chirantan Das' cinematography is satisfactory, while Nikhil Kovale and Apurva Bhagat's production design is realistic. Ankita Jha's costumes are fine, although the outfits worn by Ansh Duggal as Sumit bear a striking resemblance to Ranveer Singh's wardrobe in BAND BAAJA BAARAAT [2010], especially in the scenes set at his home. Abhishek Anand's editing is functional. Nakhrewaalii Movie Review Conclusion: On the whole, NAKHREWAALII is let down by weak writing, unconvincing character development, humour that works only intermittently and a second half that bears an uncanny resemblance to DREAM GIRL. At the box office, the film stands virtually no chance of making a mark due to negligible awareness and its release during the dull pre-Diwali period.
According to international media, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau entered the Metro station fearing a possible Russian missile and drone strike.
Bhushan Kumar joins Rishab Shetty for two-part biopic on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj
Co-written and directed by Sandeep Singh, the project is currently under pre-production
Donald Glover is making a live-action PUBG series for Netflix, and he
Donald Glover will star in Netflix's live-action PUBG series and help write and direct it. Stephen Glover joins him behind the camera, but the adaptation doesn't have a release date or revealed storyline yet.
Sada Master, the guitarist who opened the doors of Malayalam cinema for Ilaiyaraaja
It was he who introduced Ilaiyaraaja and me to Malayalam films, recalled music director and lyricist Gangai Amaran
Sai Pallavi As Ramayana's Sita: Why Is Internet Divided Over Her Casting?
Whether Sai Pallavi will prove her detractors wrong with her acting prowess remains to be watched closely.
Vatsala Rajagopalan reminisces about her days with Rasika Ranga since 1979
Accomplished theatre and film actor Vatsala Rajagopalan passed away in Chennai today at 93. Heres an interview that appeared in The Hindus Friday Review on June 11, 2004
Trivikram revisits familiar territory with a story built around Venkateshs family-man image, delivering entertaining twists before the narrative loses its way
Pyre Review: Hauntingly Melancholic
Pyre is a sad, fatalistic, slow-moving film, but with memorable moments that linger in the mind, notes Deepa Gahlot.
Actor Vatsala Rajagopal passes away at 93
Vatsala was also an accomplised stage actor, with over 450 performances in a career that spanned 25 years
Milind Soman recalls smoking, drinking addiction, reveals how he quit 25 years ago
Milind Soman recalls smoking, drinking addiction, reveals how he quit 25 years ago
Parineeti Chopra celebrates Karwa Chauth with Raghav Chadha at 35,000 feet
Parineeti Chopra celebrates Karwa Chauth with Raghav Chadha at 35,000 feet
Shilpa, Sonam Celebrate Karva Chauth With Gauri-Aamir
The Kapoors' annual Karva Chauth celebration was a star-studded affair, with Bollywood's leading ladies and their families coming together at Anil and Sunita Kapoor's Mumbai home.
Ramayana's global box-office roar: Rs 17 crore in India, nearing $3 million overseas
Ramayana's global box-office roar: Rs 17 crore in India, nearing $3 million overseas
Jithu Madhavan On Why He Cast Naslen As Suriya's Antagonist In Scene
Scene is set to release on November 6 and is produced by Suriya and Jyothika
Meethe Mein Kya Hai Review: Low Key Diwali Drama
Meethe Mein Kya Hai's pursuit of happiness and finding joy in the little things exudes the emotionality of a greeting card, not life, rues Sukanya Verma.
Shreya Ghoshal or Chinmayi? Internet picks sides over Ramayana song Judi Jodi
Shreya Ghoshal or Chinmayi? Internet picks sides over Ramayana song Judi Jodi
OTT Releases This Week: Mirzapur: The Movie, Baththa, Sigma
The latest streaming sensations this week, from the gripping psychological horror Obsession and the poignant Matthew Perry documentary to the action-packed Mirzapur: The Movie and a host of regional and international series across major OTT platforms.
Having completed 40 years in cinema, Paresh was also asked whether he had ever counted the number of films he had worked in
Akka Review: A Girls-Only Game of Thrones
In Akka's confused worldview, women are just as violent as men when consumed by power and pride. Glorifying their cruelty as code and dog-eat-dog politics as empowerment to promote the idea of how flawless the world would be if women ran it, is flawed in itself, observes Sukanya Verma.
Akka Review: Keerthy Suresh-Radhika Apte Unleash Their Own 'Game Of Thrones'
Review: Some of the best scenes are the confrontations between Radhika Apte and Keerthy Suresh characters, and they set the screen on fire
Kriti Sanon owns the Obsession scene recreation, fans say Bollywood underuses her
Kriti Sanon owns the Obsession scene recreation, fans say Bollywood underuses her
Pyre movie review: An ode to the resilience of love
While director Vinod Kapri evocatively captures the painful desolation of Uttarakhands ghost villages through raw, life-like performances, its cinematic grammar occasionally feels deliberately engineered for a global festival gaze
Gurdas Maan Comes Out In Support Of Daler Mehndi Amid Uttarakhand Event Row
The Punjabi singer says artists also face personal challenges and deserve understanding when controversies arise.
Are You Sure? Sunny Deol Questioned His OTT Debut With Ikka At 60
Netflixs Ruchikaa recalled that Sunny was initially apprehensive about the film because it had no action.
Kareena calls herself 'wannabe Bollywood wife', Mira trashes third pregnancy rumours
Kareena calls herself 'wannabe Bollywood wife', Mira trashes third pregnancy rumours
Fatwa Against Sara Over Temple Visit
An Islamic cleric issued a fatwa against actress Sara Ali Khan, demanding she repent for offering prayers at the Kedarnath temple.
Susmita recalled the bygone time when a dear friend of 38 years sent her a bunch of photographs.
The film has collected Rs 78.90 crore at the worldwide box office after 14 days of its theatrical run
Ian McKellan pens long note as tribute to Patrick Stewart
Ian remembered their long friendship and called Patrick a man to rely on, to admire and love
GoT's Nikolaj Coster-Waldau takes shelter in Ukraine metro during air raid threat
GoT's Nikolaj Coster-Waldau takes shelter in Ukraine metro during air raid threat
The actor said observing the fast should be a personal decision and people should not judge couples who celebrate the festival.
Sense and Sensibility review: Austen makes yearning romantic in times of situationships
Sense and Sensibility review: Austen makes yearning romantic in times of situationships
Jailer 2 Box Office Collection Day 15: No Signs Of Slowing Down For Rajinikanth's Film
On Day 15, Jailer 2 collected a net of 5.90 crore across 10,313 shows as per trade tracker Sacnilk.
X-Men Star Patrick Stewart Dies
'We lost one of the greats of stage and screen today. And a tremendous friend and man. I will miss you, Patrick Stewart, all of my days.'
'Very Misunderstood Character': Rakul Preet Singh On Playing Surpanakha In Ramayana
The actor says exploring Surpanakha's different shades made the role interesting for her.
Ramayana Part 1 Witnesses Massive Advance Booking Surge, Worldwide Pre-Sales Cross Rs 24 Crore
According to the report, the film has grossed Rs 17.13 crore in advance bookings for its opening day across India.
Patrick Stewart's final appearance as Professor X will be in Avengers: Doomsday
Patrick Stewart's final appearance as Professor X will be in Avengers: Doomsday
Karwa Chauth 2026: Nick Jonas Sets Husband Goals, Priyanka Says, 'No One Like My Guy'
He came home without me asking him to, wrote Priyanka Chopra
Patrick's X-Men co-stars Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen and William Shatner who appeared with him in the documentary The Captains, paid heartfelt tributes to him.
Mirzapur The Movie arrives on OTT with extended cut: Where to watch
Mirzapur The Movie arrives on OTT with extended cut: Where to watch
Ramayana's Surpanakha is very misunderstood: Rakul Preet Singh
Ramayana's Surpanakha is very misunderstood: Rakul Preet Singh
Karwa Chauth 2026: Aamir-Gauri, Gauri Khan Sans Shah Rukh Join Sunita Kapoor's Celebrations
This is Aamir-Gauri's first Karwa Chauth after they got married on July 5 this year.
Aamir Khan, wife Gauri Spratt celebrate first Karwa Chauth after July wedding. Watch
Aamir Khan, wife Gauri Spratt celebrate first Karwa Chauth after July wedding. Watch
'Lost one of the greats': Hugh Jackman and Star Trek family mourn Patrick Stewart
'Lost one of the greats': Hugh Jackman and Star Trek family mourn Patrick Stewart
Patrick Stewart, Star Trek And X-Men Star, Dies At 86 Following Brief Alzheimer's Battle
Patrick Stewart died on October 28.
