Entertainment

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 12: It was supposed to be a love story, not a law-and-order case. But then again, what’s cinema without a little chaos? Misri, the Gujarati romantic drama that was meant to melt hearts, ended up stirring a moral debate (and a few police reports) before even hitting the big screen. Set against the sun-soaked charm of Ahmedabad, Misri has found itself in the spotlight — and not just for its cinematic storytelling. A promotional stunt, quite literally involving stunts, turned what was meant to be a breezy marketing move into a cautionary tale on how not to promote your movie in a city where the police actually watch Instagram. A Love Story Born from Modern Gujarat Directed by Tanmay Pahadia, Misri marks a refreshing — and ambitious — attempt to elevate G...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 12: If Bollywood had a mirror, De De Pyaar De 2 would be the reflection it’s slightly embarrassed to look at — equal parts glossy and self-aware, humorous yet haunted by déjà vu. Ajay Devgn is back, playing that dangerously likeable man who mistakes emotional maturity for gym endurance, and once again, his heart (and age) find themselves in the middle of a romantic tug-of-war. Released under the banner of T-Series and Luv Films, this sequel arrives six years after the 2019 hit De De Pyaar De, with early numbers suggesting both nostalgia and skepticism are driving ticket sales. Because yes, the numbers matter — even in love. A Lukewarm Yet Hopeful Start According to reports by The Times of India and India Today, De De Pyaar De 2 has already collected ₹...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 12: There are films that entertain, and then there are films that assert dominance — the latter being where Predator: Badlands has comfortably pitched its tent (and maybe a few skulls). Directed by Dan Trachtenberg, the same man who brought eerie precision to 10 Cloverfield Lane, this latest entry in the Predator franchise walks the fine line between cinematic spectacle and primal chaos. Released worldwide in early November 2025, the film has already torn through the global box office with an $80 million opening weekend — the biggest in franchise history — and approximately ₹9 crore net from India alone within three days. Yes, the Predator has evolved, but so has its prey — and apparently, so has Hollywood’s appetite for intelligent savagery. A Return...

Pune (Maharashtra) [India], November 12: Digikore Studios Limited (NSE: DIGIKORE), a leading global visual effects (VFX) partner to major studios and streamers, is pleased to announce that Season 2 of its flagship branded-content series Kaise Banta Hai has been launched on JioHotstar, further reinforcing the Company’s long-term strategy of building high-quality, recurring and scalable IP-led content. Strategic Fit & Business Rationale The Kaise Banta Hai franchise is a key pillar of Digikore’s branded-content and storytelling vertical, complementing the Company’s core VFX services business. This vertical contributes to consistent revenue visibility through brand partnerships, platform distribution, and multi-season scalability, while also enhancing non-linear IP value. Season 2 Overvie...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 10: From the moment The Taj Story unveiled its poster — a striking visual of the Taj Mahal crowned with a saffron flag, its reflection morphing into a Shiv Linga — it was clear this film had no intention of playing nice. With veteran actor Paresh Rawal spearheading the narrative, The Taj Story stormed into theatres on 31 October 2025, blending courtroom drama, historical reinterpretation, and cultural controversy into one audacious cinematic brew. What it’s Really About Directed by Tushar Amrish Goel and produced by Swarnim Global Services, the film follows Vishnu Das (Rawal), a tour guide whose curiosity about the Taj Mahal’s origins morphs into a court case. He seeks a DNA test, excavations, and the unraveling of taught narratives. In an age where e...

New Delhi [India], November 8: The newly released romantic music video “O Janeja” is winning hearts for its soulful storytelling — and at its emotional core stands actress Krishna Gautam, who delivers a performance that beautifully captures the essence of love and destiny. Presented by XYZ Music and produced by XYZ Production Pvt Ltd, the video is directed by renowned choreographer Sandip Soparrkar and features Freddy Daruwala alongside Krishna. The song, sung by Amitabh Narayan with lyrics penned by Pawan Mishra, tells the story of two strangers whose lives change forever with a single glance. While the video’s visual poetry and music create a mesmerizing mood, it’s Krishna Gautam’s nuanced portrayal that gives “O Janeja” its emotional weight. Her expressive eyes and restrained performanc...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 8: Some songs don’t just play — they haunt. “I’m Done” by Maan Panu doesn’t arrive like a pop single. It drifts in like a ghost, carrying pieces of everyone who’s ever loved too hard and left too late. It’s not loud, nor vengeful. It’s the quiet devastation of someone who’s learned that closure is a myth and healing is just emotional taxidermy — you preserve the shape of love long after it’s dead. Released in late 2025, I’m Done is less of a breakup song and more of a cultural checkpoint. It sounds like resignation disguised as self-awareness — a confession wrapped in rhythm—the kind of song you send to someone you’ll never text again. And perhaps that’s why it’s spreading like wildfire across playlists, TikTok edits, and Instagram reels. The Sound of...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 8: There are movies that tell a story, and then there are those that linger like a ghost in the room — Baramulla firmly belongs to the latter. Streaming now on Amazon Prime Video, the Manav Kaul–starrer is less a supernatural thriller and more a poetic autopsy of grief, memory, and the unending ache of displacement. Directed by Amit Joshi, the film tiptoes through the turbulent corridors of Jammu and Kashmir’s sociopolitical psyche — a land as breathtaking as it is bruised. While the premise toys with spirits and lost souls, the narrative’s real haunting comes from its refusal to look away from the human cost of political decisions, particularly those echoing around Article 370. A Quick Glimpse at the Facts Aspect Details Title Baramulla Dire...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 7: In a world dominated by glitzy escapist cinema, Haq lands like a carefully aimed arrow. Released on 7 November 2025, this courtroom-drama-meets-social-commentary piece is as much a cinematic experiment as it is a conversation starter. Produced by a team led by Vicky Jain and helmed by director Suparn Varma, the film dares to tackle the landmark Shah Bano case of 1985, reimagining its protagonists for contemporary audiences. The Story Behind the Screen At its heart, Haq is inspired by one of India’s most debated legal battles. Shah Bano, a Muslim woman, fought for her rights under Indian law against her husband, forcing the country to confront the clash between personal law and secular law. Translating this into cinema, the film presents Shazia Bano...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 7: The stage was set high. With bilingual release plans, mythological scaffolding, and stars like Sonakshi Sinha—making her Telugu debut alongside Sudheer Babu —the film Jatadhara (releasing on 7 November 2025) arrived bearing the hallmarks of a pan-India spectacle. The buzz was built on ambition: ancient treasure vaults, demonesses, real tantric mantras, ghost hunters, corporate life, and myth bound together. And yes—there was a budget, a marketing machine, and an eye on box-office glory. Let’s peel back the layers. The Premise & Background Jatadhara anchors itself in myth and mystery. The title references the idea of a “jatā-dhāra”—the matted locks of Shiva, symbolic of streams, secrets and divine power. According to sources, the story draws fro...