Tag: Entertainment

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 3: Marking a grand celebration of cinematic brilliance, Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Awards 2025 honoured excellence across Indian cinema, Indian television and the international film fraternity, while paying tribute to the enduring legacy of the Father of Indian Cinema, Shri Dadasaheb Phalke Ji. The event brought together the most distinguished talents from the creative fraternity on one prestigious platform. Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Awards 2025 celebrated the brilliance of Indian cinema, television and the international film fraternity, paying homage to the legacy of the Father of Indian Cinema, Shri Dadasaheb Phalke Ji. The grand celebration, held at DOME, SVP Stadium, Mumbai, brought together some of the most d...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 3: Soulmates by Tips Films Ltd. is a soothing, tender romance film which follows the beautiful scenery of Rajasthan. It is based on the story of a modest life of an autorickshaw driver, Hari Om (Vijay Raaz) who turns another French tourist, Isa (Camille Natta). Their lucky meeting transforms into a moving tale of romance, culture and belonging. Rating: ★★★½ (3.5/5) Review: Soulmates Bharatbalawritten by Sanjay Lafont and Bharatbala, Soulmates is a leisurely immersive experience. It allows the audience to feel the warmth of Rajasthan and the love nature between the two main characters. Vijay Raaz does shine through his easy-going charms, wit, and humanity. Camille Natta in the role of Isa is graceful and curious, in her role and Jean-Marie Lamour as Be...

Three Netflix Films That Deserved Hype — But Got Buried Under Popcorn Flicks Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 1: Let’s not pretend it’s easy to stand out in the endless scroll of the streaming war. Ever since the golden age of “must-watch every Wednesday” died out, what remains is more like “must-scroll with hope until something actually grabs you.” In that dreary landscape, three films on Netflix quietly slipped under most radars: The Call (2020), God’s Crooked Lines (2022), and It’s What’s Inside (2024). Each one brims with ambition, supplies one hell of a premise—and yet somehow remains underrated. We’ll look at what works, what doesn’t, and why you should maybe stop ignoring them. The Call – Time-twist Horror that does more than Jump-Scares Neither your usual K-thriller nor your...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 1: In the algorithm’s grand kingdom — where shows live and die by thumbnails and 0.8-second attention spans — Netflix is both a benevolent god and an unpredictable executioner. One week, you’re “Top 10 in 42 countries,” the next week, you’re cancelled, forgotten, or buried under another true-crime documentary about a man who befriended his toaster. Yet, hidden beneath the Bridgertons and the Squid Games of the world lies a quiet graveyard of brilliance — shows that dared to think differently, feel deeper, and challenge the binge-culture beast. Some flopped because of poor marketing, others because viewers refused to read subtitles or tolerate a slow burn. But every one of them left something behind — a little art, a little ache, and a lot of “what cou...

Prison Island by Mystery Rooms brings world-class team gaming to India New Delhi [India], October 31: Mystery Rooms, India’s pioneering escape and adventure gaming brand, proudly announces the launch of Prison Island, a world-renowned entertainment concept and global leader in Challenge Rooms, now making its grand debut in India. This first-of-its-kind venture has been curated and developed by Mystery Rooms, merging Indian innovation with international expertise. Every element from fabrication to setup has been made in India, with technology and creative guidance from the global Prison Island team, ensuring a world-class experience. Challenge Rooms- A New Category of Entertainment  After pioneering Escape Rooms, Mystery Rooms has brought another game-changer to the entertainment industry w...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 30: Let’s face it: when a show like The Witcher announces a seismic shift — new lead actor, revamped tone, and one of the biggest budgets in streaming history — the expectations don’t just arrive… they storm the castle. Season 4’s arrival on Netflix (October 30, 2025), with Liam Hemsworth replacing Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia, is that very invasion. And yes — the wild thing is, this new season almost delivers a fresh, gleaming version of the Continent. But “almost” is the operative word. The High Stakes & What’s At Play The narrative foundation remains anchored in Andrzej Sapkowski’s books (via adaptation), centring on Geralt, Ciri and Yennefer contending with war, monsters and destiny. Season 4, as announced, begins the arc that will conclude ...

New Delhi [India], October 30: When Gujarat’s creative fire meets Mumbai’s spotlight, expect nothing short of a blockbuster. The Gujarati Entertainment & Gujarati–Marwari Excellence Awards 2025 didn’t just hand out trophies — it made a statement about where Gujarati culture and enterprise are headed next. An Evening That Mixed Glamour With Grit On October 15, 2025, The Westin, Mumbai, turned into a celebration hub for Gujarat’s finest creators and entrepreneurs. From film icons and digital stars to business magnates, the crowd reflected the two things Gujaratis are famous for — creative confidence and commercial instinct. This inaugural edition, curated by Bright Outdoor Media Limited, brought together over 60 award categories that spanned entertainment, entrepreneurship, and community...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 30: The moment the lights dim and the screen fills with the grim façade of a snow-bound British manor, there’s a promise of something out of the ordinary. In “Lord Curzon Ki Haveli”, director-actor Anshuman Jha stakes his claim to the indie-thriller lane, one part black comedy, one part claustrophobic whodunit. Starring Rasika Dugal, Arjun Mathur and Paresh Pahuja, the film sets up a high-concept dinner-party scenario that descends rapidly into secrets, tension and the unexpected. At least, that’s the pitch. The reality? A stylish brew that occasionally fizzles, striving for Hitchcock-adjacent atmospheric jolts, but hamstrung by spots of inert writing and pacing that drags its mantle. Yet for all its unevenness, there’s plenty to admire: crisp performa...

Heena Jaikishan, a rising star of Gujarati cinema, on the sets of her latest film, representing the new face of regional entertainment. Surat (Gujarat) [India], October 30: Gujarati cinema is no longer the underdog of Indian entertainment—it’s evolving, experimenting, and electrifying audiences. Actress Heena Jaikishan, one of the industry’s new-age voices, says this is just the beginning. The Gujarati Renaissance Is Real For decades, regional cinema was treated like the supporting act to Bollywood’s main stage. But in the last 15 years, the Gujarati film industry has pulled off something rare—it built its own identity, with equal parts grit and creativity. Today, Gujarati filmmakers are serving thrillers, comedies, social dramas, and even horror flicks that are both entertaining and intel...

New Delhi [India], October 30: The upcoming Hindi film Hi Zindagi is all set to hit theatres on November 14, 2025. Produced by Sunil Kumar Aggarwal and directed by Ajay Ram, the movie has already garnered strong audience response for its powerful trailer and unique storyline. Inspired by real-life incidents, Hi Zindagi tackles a sensitive yet rarely discussed subject — the physical and emotional exploitation of men. The film aims to shed light on the need for legal and social recognition of men’s suffering, emphasizing that men, too, deserve safety and equal rights. Under the banners of C.R. Films and Sunil Aggarwal Films, the movie features Gaurav Singh, Garima Singh, Aayushi Tiwari, Somi Shree, Deepanshi, and Rishabh Sharma in pivotal roles. The film has been shot extensively in Mathura,...