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Ex‑gang boss hunts Tupac after nephew’s beating; murder trial unfolds

Ex‑gang boss hunts Tupac after nephew’s beating; murder trial unfolds

A former Compton Crip leader, Duane "Keffe D" Davis, is on trial for killing Tupac Shakur, allegedly in revenge for a 1996 casino assault on his nephew. Prosecutors cite Davis’s memoir and recordings as key evidence, while his lawyer argues the story is fiction and the case is tainted by police misconduct. The trial seeks to deliver long‑awaited closure for Shakur’s family amid lingering questions…

Prithviraj & Kareena stun Mumbai press; Daayra set for Sept 18 release

Prithviraj & Kareena stun Mumbai press; Daayra set for Sept 18 release

Prithviraj Sukumaran and Kareena Kapoor Khan made headlines at a Mumbai press event for the upcoming thriller Daayra, scheduled to hit theatres on September 18. The film, directed by Meghna Gulzar, follows a police investigation inspired by real events and tackles the blurry line between law and revenge. Jungle Pictures and Pen Cinemas produce the movie, with a screenplay by Yash Kesvani, Seema Ag…

Sumalatha backs Yash amid Toxic backlash; praises his fearless performance

Sumalatha backs Yash amid Toxic backlash; praises his fearless performance

Actress Sumalatha publicly defended Yash after the film Toxic drew harsh reviews, calling his performance "mind‑blowing". She urged him to ignore negative chatter, suggesting the movie is ahead of its time. Sumalatha’s message highlights Yash’s growth and the film’s ambitious visual style.

Kareena Kapoor champions tears for her boys; she says crying is okay

Kareena Kapoor champions tears for her boys; she says crying is okay

Kareena Kapoor told reporters that her sons Taimur and Jeh should feel free to cry whenever they need to, challenging the stereotype that boys cannot show sensitivity. She explained that men and boys today can be vulnerable in front of a mother or a girl. The actress also highlighted her role as a mother who encourages kindness and emotional openness.

Na Hong‑jin’s sci‑fi thriller HOPE to hit Indian screens; five‑language release sparks buzz

Na Hong‑jin’s sci‑fi thriller HOPE to hit Indian screens; five‑language release sparks buzz

Korean director Na Hong‑jin’s film HOPE opens in India on September 25, 2026, in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Korean. The action‑packed story follows a village near the DMZ that faces a mysterious creature, blending survival and sci‑fi elements. The movie, starring Hwang Jung‑min and Hollywood actors like Alicia Vikander, already topped South Korean box office charts on opening day.

Manu Rishi masters Musharraf with Nawazuddin’s guidance; Netflix’s Kargil drama gains fresh depth

Manu Rishi masters Musharraf with Nawazuddin’s guidance; Netflix’s Kargil drama gains fresh depth

Manu Rishi revealed that his portrayal of former Pakistan Army chief Pervez Musharraf in Netflix’s Operation Safed Sagar was shaped by YouTube research and advice from fellow actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui. Siddiqui shared his method of relying on a director’s vision rather than visual references, a technique Rishi adopted for Musharraf. The series, which follows Indian Air Force pilots during the 1999…

Toxic slumps on Monday; Yash film dips after strong start

Toxic slumps on Monday; Yash film dips after strong start

Toxic, the Geetu Mohandas‑directed thriller starring Yash, fell to ₹5.16 crore on its first Monday, a steep drop from its ₹101 crore opening. The film, which opened to mixed reviews and a shaky weekend, has now crossed ₹219 crore net in India, still far behind KGF Chapter 2’s ₹430 crore five‑day haul. Despite a record start, critics say the film’s incoherent plot and heavy violence have hurt its m…

Tovino Thomas warns fans; scam emails from fake account exposed

Tovino Thomas warns fans; scam emails from fake account exposed

Tovino Thomas has warned his followers that a fraudster is using a fake Gmail address to send emails claiming to be him. He posted the address, [email protected], on Instagram Stories and urged fans not to share personal data or click links. The actor asked anyone who receives such messages to mark them as spam and delete them immediately.

Mirzapur: The Movie launches exclusive soundtrack; first Bollywood film to use Universal Music’s ‘Hear It First’ model

Mirzapur: The Movie launches exclusive soundtrack; first Bollywood film to use Universal Music’s ‘Hear It First’ model

Mirzapur: The Movie has become the first Bollywood film to offer its soundtrack under Universal Music India’s ‘Hear It First’ model, giving premium subscribers early access. The album, released by Excel Music, was dropped ahead of the film’s September 4, 2026 theatrical debut, marking a new strategy for Hindi film music. The move aims to strengthen India’s paid music ecosystem while giving fans a…