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Ananya Panday is celebrating her 28th birthday on October 30, 2026. On the occasion, her parents, actor Chunky Panday and Bhavna Panday, took a trip down memory lane with throwback posts dedicated to their daughter. Bhavna shared a video montage featuring glimpses of Ananya from her childhood. The video also included a conversation between the young Ananya and her father, giving fans a look at a more personal side of the actress before she entered the film industry. Along with the montage, Bhavna wrote, Happy Birthday my baby girl !!!! Love you the mostest !!!! Born for the camera !!!! Wishing you the most fantastic year !!!! Shine on !!!! !!! You make us proud every day @ananyapanday View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bhavana Pandey (@bhavanapandey) The video offered a glimpse into Ananya's early years, with Bhavna's caption highlighting how comfortable she appeared in front of the camera even as a child. Chunky Panday shares family holiday memories Chunky Panday also marked his daughter's birthday with a collection of throwback pictures from family trips. The photographs captured Ananya at different stages of her childhood alongside her family. Sharing the pictures, Chunky wrote, Happy Happy Birthday my Little Big Girl @ananyapanday Wish You All The Love, Blessings and Happiness in the World View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chunky Panday (@chunkypanday) The birthday posts also drew wishes from several members of the film and entertainment fraternity. Malaika Arora, Seema Sajdeh, Farah Khan, Karisma Kapoor, Urmila Matondkar, Maheep Kapoor and Amrita Arora were among those who wished Ananya in the comments. Ananya Panday's journey from Bollywood debut to digital projects Ananya made her acting debut with Student of the Year 2 in 2019 and has since worked across mainstream films and digital projects. Over the years, she has also explored roles that have allowed her to move beyond the typical romantic-comedy space. In 2026, she starred opposite Lakshya in Dharma Productions' romantic drama Chand Mera Dil, which was released in theatres in May. The actress has also been working on the second season of her OTT debut series Call Me Bae. Also Read:Ananya Panday shares glimpse of London vacation with Akshay Kumars son Aarav Bhatia; see post
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When Ramayana: Part One was announced, much of the conversation naturally revolved around Ranbir Kapoor playing Lord Rama. After all, Ranbir is one of Hindi cinema's biggest stars, and portraying such an iconic character is arguably the most significant responsibility of his career. But there is another superstar in the film whose presence could prove equally important to its commercial prospects. And interestingly, he isn't playing the hero. He is playing Ravana. Yash, who became a nationwide sensation with the KGF franchise, is one of the most intriguing casting choices in Ramayana. His presence raises a fascinating question: Could the actor portraying the antagonist actually be the film's biggest box-office advantage in certain markets? It is a question worth examining, especially when the industry is increasingly dependent on films that can appeal to audiences across linguistic and geographical boundaries. The KGF phenomenon changed everything Before KGF, Yash was primarily a major star in Kannada cinema. The franchise transformed him into a pan-India phenomenon. The success of KGF: Chapter 2 was particularly significant because it demonstrated that a Kannada-language film could command extraordinary interest in Hindi-speaking territories. Yash was no longer simply a regional superstar enjoying success outside his home market. He had become a recognisable commercial force across the country. The achievement was even more remarkable because the Hindi version of KGF: Chapter 2 performed at a level comparable to the biggest Hindi blockbusters. However, there is an important distinction. The KGF films were built around Rocky Bhai, a character specifically designed to project power, swagger and larger-than-life heroism. Yash's screen presence was central to their appeal. In Ramayana, he faces a completely different challenge. He is not playing the protagonist. He is portraying Ravana, one of the most formidable antagonists in Indian mythology. And yet, that might actually make his presence more commercially interesting. Could audiences turn up for Ravana? Indian cinema has repeatedly demonstrated that powerful antagonists can become major attractions. From Gabbar Singh in Sholay to the larger-than-life villains of contemporary action cinema, a compelling antagonist can be just as important to a film's popularity as its hero. Ravana offers an extraordinary opportunity in this regard. He is not merely a conventional villain. He is a powerful ruler, a scholar, a devotee of Lord Shiva and a character associated with immense pride, ambition and moral contradictions. His complexity makes him dramatically fascinating. For Yash, the role offers the possibility of moving beyond the Rocky Bhai image without abandoning the commanding screen presence that made him popular. Imagine the anticipation surrounding a major confrontation between Ranbir's Rama and Yash's Ravana. The emotional stakes of the epic would be complemented by the cinematic excitement of watching two major stars face each other. This is where Ramayana has a potentially enormous advantage over a conventional star vehicle. It can attract audiences for both its hero and its antagonist. The North-South equation One of the biggest challenges facing expensive Indian films is achieving genuinely nationwide appeal. A film may perform exceptionally well in Hindi-speaking markets but struggle in the South. Conversely, a major South Indian blockbuster may need extensive marketing and favourable word of mouth to establish itself in the Hindi belt. Ramayana attempts to address this challenge through its casting and subject. Ranbir Kapoor brings strong recognition among Hindi-film audiences. Yash commands a particularly devoted following in Karnataka and has considerable recognition across India. Sai Pallavi adds another layer of familiarity for audiences in the southern markets. Together, they create a combination that could appeal to multiple territories. But can Yash's presence genuinely translate into additional ticket sales? That is where the trade analysis becomes interesting. If the Kannada version delivers unusually strong collections, or if the film performs particularly well in markets where Yash enjoys a devoted following, it could indicate that his casting has expanded the film's commercial reach. However, the contribution of a particular actor cannot be established simply by examining regional collections. The familiarity of the Ramayana story, the marketing campaign, ticket prices and audience response will also influence demand. The challenge is to separate genuine star power from the appeal of the overall cinematic event. Ranbir has the central role, but Yash has a different advantage Ranbir Kapoor's performance will carry enormous emotional responsibility. Lord Rama is revered by generations of audiences, and the character demands restraint, dignity and conviction. The portrayal will inevitably be judged against deeply established cultural expectations. Yash, on the other hand, has an opportunity to create a memorable cinematic interpretation of Ravana. His character allows for greater theatricality, physical intensity and dramatic flamboyance. These qualities could prove especially effective in promotional material and large-screen presentation. There is also a difference in audience expectations. Ranbir will be expected to embody the idealism associated with Rama. Yash will be expected to make Ravana a formidable opponent. The latter could generate considerable excitement without necessarily overshadowing the former. Indeed, a powerful Ravana could make the triumph of Rama more emotionally satisfying. The producer factor There is another aspect of Yash's involvement that deserves attention. He is not merely a member of the cast. His banner, Monster Mind Creations, is associated with the production alongside Prime Focus Studios. This gives his association with Ramayana a significance beyond acting. For a star who established his pan-India credentials through KGF, participating in such an ambitious project as both an actor and a producer represents an important step in his career. It also underlines the changing dynamics of Indian cinema, where major stars are increasingly involved in building large-scale intellectual properties rather than simply headlining individual films. The real test begins after the opening weekend Advance bookings can reveal where initial enthusiasm is strongest. But they cannot conclusively establish which star is responsible for a film's performance. A more meaningful assessment would require comparing the Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam versions, along with occupancy patterns and sustained collections. If Ramayana achieves exceptional numbers in Karnataka and performs strongly in other southern territories, Yash's presence could be an important contributing factor. If Hindi collections dominate, Ranbir's established market and the universal appeal of the subject may be more significant. And if the film performs consistently across India, perhaps the biggest achievement will be the way its cast and story have combined to transcend the conventional North-South divide. So, is Yash the real box-office trump card of Ramayana? The possibility certainly deserves consideration. Ranbir Kapoor is the central protagonist and the emotional anchor of the film. But Yash brings a different kind of commercial strength an established pan-India following, a commanding screen image and the ability to generate anticipation around a formidable antagonist. 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After impressing audiences with his performances in Jolly LLB, Aashram, Four More Shots Please and the recently released web series Musafir Cafe, Rajeev Siddhartha is now gearing up for his next film, Kinaare. The film marks Kirti Kulhari's debut as a producer and also features her in the lead role alongside Rajeev. Written and directed by brothers Akbar and Azam Qadri, Kinaare is set to premiere at the Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF) on Friday, October 30. On this special occasion, the talented Rajeev Siddhartha spoke exclusively to Bollywood Hungama about the film, his excitement over its festival premiere, and a lot more. What are your first thoughts about Kinaare premiering at the popular Dharamshala International Film Festival? I feel very grateful. We finished shooting the film quite recently, in January this year. It's lovely to have your film premiere so soon after completing its production. We always strongly believed in the story we were telling. When I first read the script, it reminded me of a lot of Iranian films that I had seen. There's something very meditative about it, with a lot of stillness. It doesn't have fast cuts or things happening at a frantic pace. It's a simple story that takes its time to unfold. Moreover, I have grown up in the hills, where life moves at a slower pace compared to the cities. Hence, I am particularly happy that a film like Kinaare is having its premiere in Dharamshala. As you rightly mentioned, DIFF is a renowned film festival, and it's wonderful that our film is finding its first audience there. From the posters and from what you said, it seems like this is a film with a lot thehrav Yes, absolutely! Every actor will tell you how wonderful it is to be part of films and stories where you can take your time. It's not always necessary that your co-actor delivers a line of dialogue and you immediately have to respond. Sometimes, you might want to pause, observe and absorb what the other person is saying. But even if you've taken that pause while performing, the editor might cut it out in the final film (laughs)! In Kinaare, there are a lot of pregnant pauses and thehrav, as you rightly pointed out. Just like in real life, a person doesn't always need to say something for you to understand what he or she is feeling. Sometimes, silence communicates much more than words. In this film, too, there are so many moments where just the eyes do the talking. And I think that's something very beautiful about the way this story has been told. I believe this is your first film to premiere at a film festival... Yes, it is (smiles). Thank you for pointing that out. I hadn't even realized it until you mentioned it. But now that you say it, it's quite a lovely feeling to have a film premiering at a film festival. You previously worked with Kirti Kulhari in Four More Shots Please, which had a completely different setting and sensibility. Kinaare, meanwhile, is an entirely different world. Moreover, Kirti is also the producer this time. How was the experience of working with her? In Four More Shots Please, we hardly shared any scenes together. But in Kinaare, we are playing cousins, and most of our scenes are with each other. It was lovely to see Kirti being so completely in charge of the set and the entire team, while simultaneously balancing her responsibilities and doing a wonderful job as an actor. I used to joke with her that I could see similarities between her character in the film and the way she was producing it! I would tell her, You producing the film is actually helping me be my character! (laughs). It was also wonderful to work with somebody on a film like this, where there's so much give and take, intuitive listening and so many pauses. If you understand another person well, you don't necessarily feel the need to rush in with your point of view the moment they finish speaking. That was particularly important for a film like Kinaare. When the characters are opening their hearts and talking about things that have happened in their lives, it's important to give the other person the space to simply be and listen, rather than immediately jumping in with words. I'm sure we've all experienced this in our own lives. When you're extremely comfortable with someone, you can just sit together in silence without feeling the need to say anything. You don't have to constantly fill that silence with conversation. In that sense, I think our understanding of each other really helped the film. After seeing Kirti Kulhari successfully take the plunge into production, have you also been inspired to turn producer someday? I would love to! I'm sure producing isn't an easy job, but Kirti certainly made it look very easy. 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Indian cinema has explored a wide range of human experiences, but stories told from a childs perspective have become relatively fewer on the big screen. Actor Rasika Dugal believes that a childs world, with its innocent questions, unfiltered observations and boundless curiosity, can be just as compelling a subject for cinema. Her recently released film Little Thomas, directed by Kaushal Oza and backed by Anurag Kashyap, brings this perspective to the forefront. Starring Gulshan Devaiah and Rasika Dugal, alongside young actor Hridansh Parekh, Little Thomas is set in 1990s Goa and revolves around a young boy whose curiosity about life leads to a series of questions that the adults around him must navigate. Thomas wants a sibling and persistently asks his parents where babies come from. What begins as a child's innocent wish gradually opens up a larger conversation about childhood, family, and the ways in which adults respond to questions they may not always know how to answer. Playing Jessie Miranda, Rasika is a part of a story that looks at family life through a child's eyes. The film draws attention to how children perceive the world differently from adults, often approaching complicated subjects with simplicity and honesty that can catch grown-ups off guard. Thomas questions are not merely a source of humour; they also invite audiences to reflect on how society deals with children's natural curiosity and whether adults give them enough room to ask, explore and understand. Speaking about the importance of children's stories in Indian cinema and what makes Little Thomas special, Rasika Dugal said, I think we have seen fewer films in Indian cinema that place a child's world at the centre of the story. Children are often part of a larger narrative, but their own experiences, questions and ways of looking at life can be incredibly compelling in themselves. What I found particularly interesting about Little Thomas is how it explores all that a childs mind can conjure up when the answers he gets from adults don't quite add up for him. And it finds a lot of humour in the discomfort that Thomas seemingly simple questions create for the adults, as they struggle to find a child-friendly vocabulary... or any vocabulary to answer them. The film takes something as simple as a child's wish for a sibling and his curiosity about where babies come from, and builds a story around it that also seamlessly and subtly explores the ups and downs of his parents relationship, while giving us a glimpse into a changing, post-liberalisation India. Also Read: Rasika Dugal on switching from Beena Tripathi in Mirzapur to Jessie Miranda in Little Thomas: The switch in accents was the confusing bit but also an interesting challenge
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Ravie Dubey recently spoke about his wife Sargun Mehta and the qualities he admires most about her during his appearance on Kaun Banega Crorepati. The actor spoke about Sarguns roles in his life as a wife, daughter, sister, friend and businesswoman, while also acknowledging her ability to turn ideas into reality. Speaking about the person he respects the most, Ravie said, Mere khyal mein sabse zyada izzat main Sargun ki karta hoon, apni patni ki karta hoon. Aur uska aadar main isliye sabse zyada karta hoon, kyunki maine apne jeevan mein keval woh ek hi dekhi hai, jo ek kamal ki beti hai, ek kamal ki bahan hai, ek bahut hi loyal dost hai, ek kamal ki dharampatni hai, ek kamal ki businesswoman hai. He further highlighted Sarguns approach to her work and ideas, adding, Bahut hi breakthrough ideas woh lekar ke aati hai aur usko idea ko point A se lekar ke point Z tak le jaane ki jo shakti hai, woh bhi usme hai. Ravie Dubey says he is always in awe of Sargun Mehta Ravie went on to reflect on the qualities he sees in Sargun and admitted that he often feels he cannot match them himself. Toh mujhe lagta hai ki main apne jeevan mein woh attributes mere andar aa nahi sakte, mere mein bahut kamiyan hain, he said. I look at her and I see these attributes and I'm always in awe, and I'm lucky to have her as my wife. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sony LIV (@sonylivindia) Ravie and Sargun have been married since 2013 and have also collaborated professionally over the years. The couple has worked together across television and production, with Sargun also associated with the Punjabi entertainment industry as an actor and producer. Ravie Dubeys comments will be featured as part of the Kaun Banega Crorepati Diwali Special. The episode is scheduled to air on October 30 at 9 PM on Sony Entertainment Television. Also Read: Ranbir Kapoors EMOTIONAL tribute to Ravie Dubey at Ramayana event: If I ever had a brother, I hope he would be exactly like you
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An old video of Kangana Ranaut has resurfaced with claims that she performed Karwa Chauth rituals for Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 29. However, the footage reportedly dates back to June 2026, when the BJP MP visited temples in Jodhpur, Rajasthan.
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Actor Patrick Stewart of Star Trek and X-Men fame passes away
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Why Priyanka Chopras Karwa Chauth post is receiving flak on social media
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Kriti Sanon owns the Obsession scene recreation, fans say Bollywood underuses her
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Pani Vizhum Iravu - Official Trailer
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One of the greatest films of Indian cinema, Sholay (1975), was re-released in cinemas on December 12, 2025. Titled Sholay: The Final Cut, it showcased the original ending for the first time on the big screen. It also included two additional deleted scenes that formed part of the original cut. Moreover, the film was restored in 4K and Dolby 5.1, retaining its original 70mm aspect ratio of 2.2:1 as well as R D Burmans original music. The journey of Sholay: The Final Cut now continues post its initial theatrical release. Shehzad Sippy, head of Sippy Films, in partnership with UK-based ESK, recently organized its 'Films in Concert' world premiere at London's prestigious Royal Albert Hall on October 10, 2026. The event saw Melvin Tay conducting the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, which performed R D Burman's iconic score live as the film played on the big screen. A source told Bollywood Hungama, It was a sold-out event and was attended by a whopping 5,200 people. Viewers were mesmerized to experience the restored classic on the big screen in all its glory, accompanied by a live orchestral performance of its legendary score. It also became the first Hindi film to be presented in such a format at Royal Albert Hall. The overwhelming response has motivated Shehzad and his team to organise more such shows of Sholay: The Final Cut. The next screening is taking place on November 1, 2026, at Birmingham Hippodrome in Birmingham, which has a seating capacity of 1,850. Those wishing to experience Sholay: The Final Cut in this unique live format in India have reason to celebrate. The source revealed, The makers are already planning a grand show in Mumbai. Once the venue and date are finalized, an official announcement will be made. Meanwhile, Bollywood Hungama has also learned that Sippy Films is in no hurry to bring Sholay: The Final Cut to OTT. The source revealed, Sholay: The Final Cut has been meticulously restored for the big screen. Hence, the makers want audiences to experience this iconic film in cinemas or in the spectacular live concert format, as witnessed at Royal Albert Hall. As a result, they have decided to hold back its streaming release until October 2028. Also Read: Ramesh Sippy on Sholays South Korea screening at BIFAN: The film has been in peoples hearts for more than 50 years
Filmmaker Siddharth Anand has once again sparked curiosity among Shah Rukh Khan fans with a cryptic midnight post about KING. Following his earlier one-word tweet, Its, the director has now shared another intriguing message that reads, Time For The World. The latest post has fuelled speculation about whether an announcement related to the much-awaited action thriller is around the corner, especially with Shah Rukh Khans birthday on November 2 approaching. Siddharth Anands first post had already caught the attention of fans, with many wondering whether the filmmaker was hinting at an upcoming update on KING. His latest message has added another layer to the mystery, prompting questions about whether the two posts are connected and whether they could be building towards a larger reveal. Time For The World Siddharth Anand (@justSidAnand) October 29, 2026 With the superstars birthday just around the corner, fans are also speculating whether Siddharth Anand could have another midnight surprise planned for tomorrow. However, the filmmaker has not officially confirmed what the cryptic messages refer to, leaving the possibility of a reveal open to speculation. Its Siddharth Anand (@justSidAnand) October 29, 2026 Directed by Siddharth Anand, KING is an international action thriller produced by Gauri Khan under Red Chillies Entertainment and Marflix Pictures. The film stars Shah Rukh Khan in the titular role of a deadly assassin whose underworld journey intersects with high-stakes emotional conflicts and a romantic core, teased through the tagline, Qaatil Nahi.. Aashiq Hoon. The film features Suhana Khan in a pivotal lead role, alongside Abhishek Bachchan as the primary antagonist. Deepika Padukone, Rani Mukerji, Jaideep Ahlawat and Raghav Juyal are also part of the ensemble cast in supporting roles and special appearances. Mounted on a global scale, the project features international stunt choreography, with Red Chillies VFX handling the visual effects. KING is scheduled to arrive in cinemas worldwide on December 24, 2026, during the Christmas holiday period. For now, Siddharth Anands latest post has left fans guessing. Whether Time For The World signals a major KING update or is simply another teaser remains to be seen. Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan birthday special? Siddharth Anand drops cryptic Its tweet sparking speculation on new King update
Kirti Kulhari has embarked on an exciting new chapter in her career. The talented actress has turned producer with her maiden feature production, Kinaare, which is set to premiere at the Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF) on Friday, October 30. Written and directed by brothers Akbar and Azam Qadri, the film is produced by Kirti Kulhari under her banner, Kintsukuroi Films, along with co-producers Abhishek Koka and Maansi Guptey. Besides producing the film, Kirti also plays the lead role alongside Rajeev Siddhartha, Alka Amin and Ravi Taneja. Kinaare tells the story of Amina (Kirti Kulhari), a single woman who has devoted her life to caring for her ageing parents and looking after their home. However, her seemingly predictable existence takes an unexpected turn when her cousin brother (Rajeev Siddhartha) visits her after 15 years. In an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama, Kirti Kulhari spoke about Kinaare's premiere at DIFF, her decision to venture into production, and a lot more. What are your first thoughts about Kinaare premiering at the DIFF? We finished shooting the film in January this year. As a producer, I am very happy and proud of the turnaround time, from the day we started shooting to wrapping up the film and now premiering it at DIFF. In my experience, it sometimes takes a while for a film to be ready and find its place. I was also at DIFF last year with Full Plate. That was my first visit to the festival, although I had heard so much about it. I am somebody who believes that if I attend a film festival, I would rather go there with a film. That happened with Full Plate and now with Kinaare. To return to DIFF the very next year with my own film, both as an actor and a producer, makes me very happy and thrilled. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kirti Kulhari (@iamkirtikulhari) Tell us about the unique name of your production house... (Smiles) It's called Kintsukuroi. It's a Japanese term that means mending broken pottery with gold. I believe cinema is that gold that mends broken hearts and minds! That's why I chose this name for my company. Cinema and art have the power to heal, make us contemplate and encourage us to look within. Usually, when actors turn producers, they prefer to stay behind the camera. However, you have donned both hats in your maiden production. How was the experience? Ideally, I would have liked to just produce. But the script was such, and the opportunity to play this character while also helming the film as a producer came together in a way that I couldn't have chosen one over the other. I truly enjoyed doing both. What helped was the fact that I have become quite comfortable with acting. It comes quite easily to me now. Having spent so much time working with scripts as an actor, I was already familiar with that process. As a producer, I was spending even more time with the script because I was creatively involved in almost everything. The first couple of days are very important for a new character to take form and shape. Once I got into the character, my acting was the last thing I bothered about! I was busy looking at everybody else's performances. That was also exciting because, as an actor, I hardly ever look at the monitor. But here, I was watching the other actors and their performances. There was a lot of learning because I wasn't just looking at myself. I was looking at the scenes with a certain objectivity. Of course, the directors were there to guide me with my performance. In the times to come, you'll see me wearing both hats again. There might also be projects where I will just be producing, which is something I find equally exciting. How many days did it take to shoot Kinaare? We shot it in just 18 days! We had only one camera, which meant that we had to be extremely well-prepared on paper, much more than you would be on a film with a reasonably comfortable budget. When you have more money, you can afford to take certain chances. Having said that, filmmaking always involves taking chances because, despite all your planning, something or the other can go wrong. But since we had limited resources and were aware of our limitations, we prepared much more extensively than people usually would. I think even in the future, when I have bigger budgets and other things are sorted, I will continue to focus heavily on preparation. Your costume, hair, makeup and other departments are important, of course. But if your camera and direction departments are completely aligned, and you know exactly what and how you are going to shoot, it saves a tremendous amount of time and money. What happens after DIFF? Do you plan to take Kinaare to more film festivals, or are you considering a theatrical release? I don't know, quite honestly. This is my first time doing all of this. We are currently in the process of selling the film. I wish our industry had more clarity for such situations because then we wouldn't be in this situation. The bottom line is that no one really knows what the journey of a film is going to be. Hence, I am taking it one day at a time. There are two sides to going independent. Firstly, you have the freedom to approach things your own way. There are no deadlines, timelines or even fixed rules. I enjoy working that way. On the flip side, there is always a greater degree of uncertainty that you have to live with. So, with freedom comes uncertainty. It was a very conscious decision to make this particular film independently, and I will figure out the rest as we go along. Right now, we are just happy to be at DIFF and share our film with people who truly appreciate cinema. There is no business side to it at the moment. We are simply enjoying the very purpose for which we made the film. I haven't really thought about a theatrical release yet. Ideally, I would like Kinaare to find a home on a digital platform so that it can reach its own audience. But you never know what is meant to be! Last year, you appeared in Badass Ravi Kumar (2025), which received a lot of love from audiences. The song 'Dil Ke Taj Mahal Meinn' continues to be popular. In an era of sequels, can we expect Badass Ravi Kumar 2? (Smiles) I haven't got a call yet! I have had a couple of films like Khichdi and Badass Ravi Kumar in my career, which are actually anomalies when you look at my overall career graph! Nevertheless, there's a lot of fun stuff coming out in the next three to four months. These projects are interesting and very different from one another. I'm really looking forward to them. Also Read: Kirti Kulharis production debut Kinaare to premiere at Dharamshala International Film Festival
Karwa Chauth brought together several Bollywood celebrities as they celebrated the festival with traditional rituals, festive outfits and moments with their loved ones. One of the prominent gatherings took place at the Juhu residence of Anil Kapoor and Sunita Kapoor, where the festival has become an annual affair attended by several members of the film fraternity. Among those who joined the celebrations were Shilpa Shetty Kundra, Maheep Kapoor, Bhavana Panday, Tahira Kashyap Khurrana and Anshula Kapoor, among others. Shilpa and Anshula offered glimpses of the festivities on social media, giving fans a peek into the gathering and the celebrations at the Kapoor residence. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shilpa Shetty Kundra (@theshilpashetty) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shilpa Shetty Kundra (@theshilpashetty) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Maheep Kapoor (@maheepkapoor) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Anshula Kapoor (@anshulakapoor) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chunky Panday (@chunkypanday) Meanwhile, several other celebrities shared moments from their own Karwa Chauth celebrations. Rakul Preet Singh and producer Jackky Bhagnani, Kajal Aggarwal and Gautam Kitchlu, and Shivaleeka Oberoi and filmmaker Abhishek Pathak were among those who posted glimpses of their festivities. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rakul Singh (@rakulpreet) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kajal A Kitchlu (@kajalaggarwalofficial) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shivaleeka Oberoi Pathak (@shivaleekaoberoi) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nupur Sanon Ben (@nupursanon) From the traditional observance of the fast to celebrating the occasion with their partners and families, the stars marked the festival in their own ways. The social media posts offered a glimpse into how the occasion was celebrated across the industry, with the annual gathering at Anil and Sunita Kapoors home once again emerging as one of the highlights of Bollywoods Karwa Chauth celebrations. Also Read: Priyanka Chopra Jonas calls Nick Jonas my guy as he makes it home for Karwa Chauth celebrations: May a love like this find you all
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Watch the Official Trailer from Tamil movie 'Jumanji: Open World' starring Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, Alex Wolff, Madison Iseman and Morgan Turner. 'Jumanji: Open World' movie is directed by Jake Kasdan. To know more about 'Jumanji: Open World' trailer watch the video. Check out the latest Tamil trailers, new movie trailers, trending Tamil movie trailers, and more at ETimes - Times of India Entertainment.
Jumanji: Open World - Official Hindi Trailer
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Fatwa issued against Sara Ali Khan over Kedarnath temple visit
Mumbai: Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khans visits to Kedarnath have often grabbed attention. Now, her latest trip to the shrine has sparked controversy after Uttar Pradesh based Islamic cleric Maulana Mufti Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi issued a fatwa over her offering prayers there. Sara visited the temple on October 25 and was seen waiting in a Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Jailer 2 BO: Rajinikanth's film crosses Rs 500 crore in India
Rajinikanth and Nelson Dilipkumar's Jailer 2 has enjoyed a strong box-office run, taking its domestic gross collection beyond Rs 500 crore within 15 days of release. Here's a look at its latest box-office performance.
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The actor said observing the fast should be a personal decision and people should not judge couples who celebrate the festival.
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