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Arhaan Khan’s Greek Trip Turns into Hrithik Roshan Roast; Locals Laugh at the ‘Greek God’ Comparison

Arhaan Khan’s Greek Trip Turns into Hrithik Roshan Roast; Locals Laugh at the ‘Greek God’ Comparison

Arhaan Khan and friend Adi Shekhawat filmed a prank in Greece, asking locals if Hrithik Roshan has Greek features, sparking a hilarious reply that Greeks wish they looked like him. The duo also toured the Acropolis, sampled local cuisine, and shared candid moments on YouTube’s Dumb Biryani. The video showcases their playful exploration of Greek culture while poking fun at Bollywood idolization.

Taapsee Pannu Rejects Predictable Parts; She’s Breaking the Typecast Mold

Taapsee Pannu Rejects Predictable Parts; She’s Breaking the Typecast Mold

Actress Taapsee Pannu says she’s turning down roles that feel formulaic so she won’t be pigeonholed. She’s chosen projects like the comedy “Khel Khel Mein” to showcase different characters. Pannu also plans to return to action with Netflix’s “Gandhari,” a film that highlights women‑led stunts on a smaller budget.

Anbe Diana lands on SonyLIV; Tamil rom‑com hits OTT after July 17 release

Anbe Diana lands on SonyLIV; Tamil rom‑com hits OTT after July 17 release

Anbe Diana, a Tamil romantic comedy‑drama written, directed and starred in by Pari Elavazhagan, is now streaming on SonyLIV. The film follows a Telugu‑speaking man who falls for an Anglo‑Indian woman, sparking family conflict and cultural clashes. Fans can watch the movie in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Hindi.

Nayanthara & Kavin spark romance on screen; Tamil rom‑com 'Hi' hits theatres Friday

Nayanthara & Kavin spark romance on screen; Tamil rom‑com 'Hi' hits theatres Friday

Hi, the new Tamil romantic comedy starring Nayanthara and Kavin, opened in theatres on August 28 and is already stirring buzz on X and critics are noting its fresh humor. Early viewers describe a quirky clash of love philosophies that keeps audiences laughing and thinking. As the film rolls into its opening weekend, broader reactions are expected to paint a clearer picture of its reception.

Kyiv stage reclaims Homer; soldiers bring Odyssey to war‑torn streets

Kyiv stage reclaims Homer; soldiers bring Odyssey to war‑torn streets

A Kyiv theatre has staged a new play, “Odysseus, Maeotis,” blending Homer’s tale with the reality of Ukraine’s conflict. The production features active‑duty soldiers, including Daniil Mireshkin, who portrays the legendary hero. The set replaces mythic monsters with drones and robotic war machines, echoing the siege of Mariupol and the plight of POWs.