New OTT Releases India This Week: Binge Guide (June 1-7, 2026)Latest News
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'JL 50' director: Wanted to represent strong connection India always had with science
The sci-fi series JL 50 received has been received well by critics and OTT viewers but director Shailender Vyas feels the show was designed for big-screen.
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Dwayne Johnson tears down gate with bare hands
Hollywood superstar and former wrestling champion Dwayne Johnson flaunted his physical strength off screen by ripping the gate off with his bare hands because he did not want to be late to work.
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Lyricist Prashant Ingole: People have illusion that you get inspiration from drugs
Lyricist Prashant Ingole, who wrote the romantic song Pal in the Rhea Chakraborty-starrer Jalebi, says many people have an illusion that you get inspiration from drugs.
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Jacqueline celebrates as 'Genda phool' crosses 550 million views
Genda phool, sung by Badshah and Payal Dev, has garnered over 550 million views on YouTube, and actress Jacqueline Fernandez, who stars in its music video, is happy.
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TV actor Gaurav Chopraa shares first glimpse of newborn son
Television actor Gaurav Chopraa has taken to social media to share the first photographs of his newborn son.
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Kangana's 'special message for Maharashtra government and its pet BMC'
Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut had a special message on Saturday for the Maharashtra government and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), which she calls a pet of the state government.
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Shweta Tripathi: No one is forcefully putting drugs in our mouths! (IANS Interview) (Lead)
Actress Shweta Tripathi says the claim that an overwhelming majority of Bollywood is on drugs is an incorrect generalisation, adding that such an assertion is a half-truth.
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Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein stripped of CBE
Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been stripped of his honorary CBE that he was accorded for his contribution to the British film industry in 2004. The forfeiture was done on the directive of the Queen of England.
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Hussain Ajani's second track Kaise Kahoon, sung by Natasha Baig
The special thing about this song is that I sang modern Ghazal for the first time and the way it is produced is phenomenal. This is the beauty of collaborations because one gets to see different horizons.
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Pulkit Samrat is back to work
Actor Pulkit Samrat has come back from vacation with rumoured girlfriend Kriti Kharbanda and is now back to work.
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Deepika set to shoot her next in Goa: '3 days to go'
Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone is in Goa and geared up to shoot for her upcoming yet-untitled film, directed by Shakun Batra.
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Music of Atkan-Chatkan gets a thumbs up from legendary Lata Mangeshkar and tabla maestro Zakir Hussein
Shiv Hare is humbled by the warm response he received for the quality content and music of his film Atkan -Chatkan
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Cardi B says she is 'not hurt' after filing for divorce from Offset
Rapper Cardi B says she has not shed tears since filing for divorce from rapper Offset.
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Ishaan Khatter posts body transformation video, Shahid calls him 'babbar sher'
Actor Ishaan Khatter has posted a video on his beefed-up body transformation.
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Badshah creates anthem for aspiring influencers
Rapper-songwriter Badshah, who has been fending against a plagiarism row and fake follower scam charges this year, has made an attempt to spread some positivity by creating a tune for aspiring influencers
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Kangana: We need to save film industry from various terrorists
Actress Kangana Ranaut says she wants film industries of different states to have a collective identity, and claims she wants to save the industry from from terrorists such as the nepotism brigade and the drug mafia.
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Barun Sobti: Divide between TV and film industry needs to vanish
Actor Barun Sobti, who recently wowed the audience with his acting skills in the thriller web series, "Asur: Welcome To Your Dark Side", says a lot changed after the success of the show.
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'How To Train Your Dragon' author Cressida Cowell says reality shaped her fantasy
The fantasy of animation often draws inspiration from realism of life. British author Cressida Cowell would vouch for the fact.
