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Neha Bhasin on decision to not have kids: 'Hum apni moh-maya…'
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
Singer Neha Bhasin and producer Sameer Uddin revealed their personal choice to remain childfree, emphasizing that legacy isn't solely biological. They expressed a desire to end worldly attachments with themselves. Bhasin also discussed the unique dynamic of their marriage, where their shared passion for creation takes precedence, yet she feels de
Akshay says 'You still hit me harder' as he wishes wife Twinkle
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
In a delightful birthday shout-out, Akshay Kumar celebrated his wife Twinkle Khanna, cheekily remarking on her remarkable skill of ‘taking him down’ with just a glance or a deft kick, showcasing their playful chemistry. He posted a captivating image of her in action, embodying their fun-loving spirits.
'Vrusshabha' BO day 5: Mohanlal film drops again
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
Mohanlal's multilingual film 'Vrusshabha' is struggling at the box office, with meager collections even on its fifth day. Despite the star power, the film has failed to gain traction, collecting a mere Rs 1.94 crore worldwide. The Malayalam version saw a low Rs 9 lakh on day 5, indicating a weak performance across all languages.
'Laalo' bo day 81: Karan's film mints Rs 6 lakhs
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
'Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate' continues its remarkable theatrical run, crossing 80 days and still drawing audiences. Despite a recent dip in box office collections, the film has achieved an impressive Rs 120.4 crore worldwide. Viewers praise its spiritual depth and relatable narrative, calling it an unforgettable experience.
‘TMMTTTM’ box office day 5: Kartik's film records MAJOR DROP
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday's 'Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri' opened to a decent start but saw a significant dip, earning Rs 25.25 crore after five days. Meanwhile, Ranveer Singh's 'Dhurandhar' continues its reign, crossing Rs 701 crore on its 25th day. James Cameron's 'Avatar: Fire And Ash' also performed well, reaching Rs 142.8 crore.
'Sarvam Maya' BO day 5: Film crosses Rs 22 crore India net
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
Nivin Pauly's 'Sarvam Maya' is a resounding box office hit, raking in over Rs 22 crore in just five days. The film's strong performance, with solid weekday collections and high theatre occupancy, signals a significant comeback for the actor. Audiences are praising the movie as a clean entertainer, with positive word-of-mouth driving its success.
'Kalamkaval' OTT release: CONFIRMED
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
Mammootty's thrilling serial killer role in 'Kalamkaval' is set for an OTT release on Sony LIV in January 2026, available in multiple languages. The film, directed by Jithin K. Jose and featuring Vinayakan, garnered mostly positive reviews, with Mammootty's performance highlighted. Meanwhile, his action thriller 'Patriot' with Mohanlal is highly an
'Avatar: Fire and Ash' CRASHES below Rs 5 crore mark
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
James Cameron's 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' experienced a significant 50% drop in Indian box office collections on its second Monday, earning an estimated Rs 4.75 crore. Despite this slowdown, the film has amassed Rs 142.65 crore net in India. While the English version leads, its performance falls short of earlier predictions and its predecessor, 'Avata
‘Ikkis’: Salman gets emotional at the screening - Watch
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
A special screening of the upcoming war drama 'Ikkis' saw Bollywood's elite gather, notably marking Dharmendra's final on-screen appearance. Salman Khan, visibly moved, paid tribute to the late actor by his poster, reminiscing about their profound bond. The film also features Agastya Nanda's debut and brings real-life heroes to the screen.
Chitrangda on 'Housefull 5' and 'Dhurandhar'
Dec 30, 2025 • News Feed
Chitrangda Singh addressed criticism of 'Housefull 5' regarding its portrayal of female characters and jokes. She explained that actors visualize scripts as presented, with directors having final say on scene execution. Singh acknowledged women's roles were less strong but noted the industry's pressure on actresses to prove themselves in glamorous