Kangana Ranaut publicly supported actress Trisha Krishnan after the latter faced backlash over her presence at a Chennai Independence Day event. The Bollywood star highlighted how women’s reputations are routinely weaponised to undermine them, noting the issue extends beyond India. She urged society to examine why female public figures are disproportionately targeted for character attacks.
Negotiations are ongoing for the film’s digital rights, but no agreement has been sealed yet. Speculative reports suggest a possible revised value of around Rs. 30 crores, though this is unconfirmed.
Isha Rikhi says she has no regrets about sharing her personal life online, even after her split from rapper Badshah. She believes timing matters and that everything falls into place when right. She also stresses protecting her peace and staying strong amid online criticism.
Tigmanshu Dhulia approached Shah Rukh Khan for a police officer part in his film Ghamasaan, but the star declined, saying he avoids realistic roles. Dhulia had already cast Pratik Gandhi in the role. The actor’s decision reflects his preference for more stylised, less gritty characters.
Qazi Touqeer’s self‑promotion and dramatic antics in the new season remind viewers of former contestants like Tanya Mittal and Shalin Bhanot. His bragging about a coffee tank in Kashmir and claiming to be a commando echo similar behaviour seen in Bigg Boss 19. Fans are already calling him the season’s most entertaining personality.
Actor‑politician Ravi Kishan is turning his viral meme about money into a full‑length song that T‑Series will release on September 11. The track, titled “Money Follows My Brother,” riffs on his famous interview line and promises to make the whole country laugh. Fans have already reacted with memes and jokes, and the release comes as he stars in ‘Mirzapur: The Movie.’
Sayani Gupta’s debut short Aasmani will screen at ten film festivals across the US, Canada, Japan and India over the next two months. The film has already earned a REMI Special Jury Award at WorldFest‑Houston and an Audience Choice Award in Austin. It centers on a grandmother‑granddaughter duo and their blue car, exploring love, loss and friendship.
A‑rated films are now the biggest earners in 2026, with Mirzapur The Movie leading the charts. Critics say the adult certificate no longer deters audiences, especially in tier‑2 cities where age checks are lax. The trend shows that strong content can override certification concerns, boosting both theatrical and OTT success.
The teaser for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love and War will no longer hit screens on Ranbir Kapoor’s birthday but will instead launch with Ramayana: Part 1 during Diwali 2026. This move aims to reach a larger audience by showing the first look in theaters rather than online. Fans can expect the teaser in November, followed by a trailer in December, before the film’s January 2027 release.
Danish Pandor, known for his role as Uzair Baloch in Dhurandhar, has signed a pivotal part in Aamir Khan’s upcoming sports drama Lalkaara. He will play one of Khan’s friends, joining Sidhant Gupta in the lead cast. Vikrant Massey, who was rumored to be involved, has confirmed he will not appear in the film.
