The Malayalam rom‑com surged 23% on Sunday, pulling in ₹8.80 crore net in India and topping ₹20 crore domestic net in just three days. Worldwide earnings climbed to ₹61.05 crore after adding ₹11 crore from overseas. The film’s steady rise shows it’s a strong contender in the current box‑office race.
Veteran actress and mimicry artist Aasha Singh Jaiswal passed away in Mumbai on August 22, 2024. Her son Akkash Bharadwaj confirmed the death and shared a heartfelt tribute on Instagram. The family held her last rites the following day at Pawan Hans Crematorium in Vile Parle West.
Actor Aditya Seal and his wife Anushka Ranjan have announced the arrival of twin daughters, Vira Ranjan Seal and Mahi Ranjan Seal, born on August 23, 2026. They shared the joyous news on social media with a cute card illustration. The couple celebrated their new family members after a long IVF journey.
Dayanand Shetty says CID was pulled off air in 2018 because of internal politics over a change of producers that the cast opposed. He recalls that legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar called Sony America to protest the decision, pleading for the show’s continuation. CID finally returned in 2024 after a six‑year hiatus, reuniting its iconic characters.
The Bose Network, a mobile‑first microdrama, claims Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose survived the 1945 plane crash and escaped to Russia. Historian Chandrachur Ghose, who spent 22 years uncovering declassified files from India, the US, UK, and others, bases the story on evidence and the Gumnami Baba legend. The series premiered on August 15 on Story TV’s app, using an AI‑integrated pipeline to recreate…
Shelley Fabares, the actress best known for her role on "The Donna Reed Show" and her 1960s hit "Johnny Angel," died Saturday in Los Angeles at 82. She was a beloved figure in television, later starring in "One Day at a Time" and "Coach," and worked with stars like Elvis Presley and Paul Newman. Fabares was also a devoted advocate for Alzheimer’s awareness and survived a liver transplant in 2000.
Spider‑Man: Brand New Day stays on top of the U.S. box office for a fourth straight week, pulling in $39 million this weekend. The film, which opened with a record $854.9 million domestically since its July 31 debut, has now earned $1.37 billion overseas.
Taapsee Pannu publicly addressed Kangana Ranaut’s recent insults at the India Today Women’s Summit, insisting the feud stems from different upbringings. She dismissed the accusations as a personal attack and urged people to understand her remarks through proper education. Kangana responded with a brief Instagram post, then deleted it, while Taapsee posted a cryptic “Hence, proved.”
Actor Rohullah Mehdi, who shared the screen with Shahid Kapoor in the film Deva, was arrested by Kashimira Police in a drug‑trafficking sting. The police seized 28 grams of narcotics from Mehdi and an associate during a raid at Dahisar Check Naka. He was taken into custody for five days while authorities probe the alleged drug network.
SAB’s managing director Ravi Adhikari says the company’s future hinges on re‑launching beloved 90s shows while keeping the brand’s emotional core intact. He argues that artificial intelligence should serve as a tool to enhance storytelling, not to create content from scratch. Adhikari stresses that character connection, not high production values, is what makes a show endure.
Hina Khan recalls nervously waiting for Shah Rukh Khan to wake up on a flight to get a picture. The superstar, exhausted from promotion, fell back asleep but later obliged her request after landing. The story highlights SRK’s casual charm and the actress’s eagerness to meet a legend.
Ravi Kishan’s viral memes have turned him into an internet sensation, and his daughter Rivva says the family loves the buzz. She laughs, shares reels, and talks about the memes every morning. Rivva also reminds fans that she still works hard to prove herself beyond her famous name.
The Malayalam rom‑com has crossed the ₹50 crore mark worldwide on its opening Sunday, according to tracker AB George. Day‑1 earnings were about ₹16 crore and Day‑2 about ₹23 crore, bringing the two‑day total to roughly ₹39 crore. The film is on track to hit the ₹60 crore threshold by the end of its opening weekend.
At a Hyderabad pre‑release, producer Dil Raju admitted he was skeptical when Yash chose director Geetu Mohandas for Toxic after KGF. After seeing Mumbai footage, Raju praised the film’s visuals and Yash’s bold choice. He also hinted at future collaborations and praised the team’s confidence.
Taiwanese actor Cheng Chang Fan has ignited speculation after a video of him hugging an Indian woman surfaced online. The clip shows the pair sharing a warm moment at a hotel, hinting at a possible romance. Neither party has confirmed the relationship, leaving fans to wonder what’s next.
Prithviraj Sukumaran’s new Malayalam action‑crime thriller ‘Khalifa’ is on track to hit ₹30 crore worldwide by the end of its opening weekend. The film, directed by Vysakh and released on August 20, has already completed three days of release across India and overseas. Its fourth day, Sunday, will determine whether the movie closes the gap to the milestone as theatres report higher footfall on ope…
Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia suffered a serious back spasm while deadlifting, requiring bed rest and gradual re‑training. Jr NTR’s shoulder injury led to arthroscopic surgery at KIMS Hospitals and a three‑month recovery plan. Rashmika Mandanna sustained a hip strain during a Mysaa dance sequence, opting for six weeks of rest and physiotherapy.
Indian star Ajith Kumar escaped serious injury after his car lost control and hit another vehicle during a European endurance event. The incident happened while he was competing in the Asian Le Mans Series and Michelin Le Mans Cup. Despite previous crashes, the actor remains unscathed and continues his racing career.
The Malayalam rom‑com ‘Bethlehem Kudumba Unit’ has crossed ₹50 crore worldwide in just three days, making it Nivin Pauly’s quickest film to reach the mark. The movie, directed by Girish A. D., opened on August 21 and saw strong growth over its opening weekend.
Veteran actor Suresh Oberoi recalled walking from house to house with his son Vivek’s portfolio to secure a film role. The effort paid off when Ram Gopal Varma saw Vivek’s tape and cast him in Company. Vivek later said he earned the part on his own merit, dropping his surname to avoid nepotism.
