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Tom Cruise shocks at royal premiere; Digger hits cinemas next month

Tom Cruise shocks at royal premiere; Digger hits cinemas next month

Tom Cruise described his new role in Digger as “totally outrageous” at a star‑filled London premiere attended by Prince William and Kate. The film, directed by Alejandro G. Inarritu, features Cruise as an eccentric oil tycoon and promises a tense eco‑thriller.

Shruti Haasan reveals near‑marriage; vows to keep love paper‑free

Shruti Haasan reveals near‑marriage; vows to keep love paper‑free

Shruti Haasan admitted she almost tied the knot but chose to stay single, saying she prefers companionship over paperwork and lavish spending. She criticised the tradition of extravagant wedding expenses and urged people to donate instead. The actress remains focused on her career and personal growth, keeping her relationship choices private.

President Murmu urges stars to ditch harmful ads; calls for more women on film juries

President Murmu urges stars to ditch harmful ads; calls for more women on film juries

President Droupadi Murmu warned Bollywood celebrities at the 72nd National Film Awards that endorsing products harming health misleads young fans. She highlighted the need for women’s representation on award juries and urged better support for behind‑the‑scenes workers. The ceremony also saw Anant Nag receive the Dadasaheb Phalke Award.

Kartik Aaryan Wins National Award; Dedicates Trophy to India’s Paralympians

Kartik Aaryan Wins National Award; Dedicates Trophy to India’s Paralympians

Kartik Aaryan received the National Film Award for Best Actor for his role in Chandu Champion, a film about Paralympic gold medalist Murlikant Petkar. He thanked his mentors and family in a heartfelt Instagram post, calling the moment "speechless". Aaryan pledged to share the honor with every Paralympian in India.

Anant Nag Wins Dadasaheb Phalke Award; Recites Kanakadasa Quote

Anant Nag Wins Dadasaheb Phalke Award; Recites Kanakadasa Quote

Veteran Kannada star Anant Nag received the 2024 Dadasaheb Phalke Award at the 72nd National Film Awards in Gujarat for a five‑decade career spanning over 300 films. He thanked directors, writers and audiences for their support. During the ceremony he quoted Saint Kanakadasa, saying, "All that we do is for food and cloth."