Dhurandhar Redefines Indian Action Cinema with Its Bold, Multi-Director Blueprint

Mumbai: In a striking departure from conventional filmmaking, the upcoming action spectacle Dhurandhar is poised to deliver one of the most daring, technically intricate and globally inspired action blueprints ever attempted in Indian cinema. Shot with a level of ambition rarely seen in mainstream Hindi films, Dhurandhar breaks the industry norm of relying on a single action director. Instead, it brings together the combined force of four world-renowned specialists—Ejaz Gulab, C-Young Oh, Yannick Ben and Ramzan Bulut. Their collaboration forms a dynamic creative engine that promises a new visual grammar…

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Nikita Rawal Left Awestruck by Sunny Leone’s Command Over Hindi

Delhi | In an unexpected and heartwarming moment on the sets of the reality show Real Men Unleashed, actress Nikita Rawal found herself genuinely stunned by co-star Sunny Leone’s impeccable command over Hindi. The shoot in Mumbai, conducted in a highly professional atmosphere, was moving smoothly with rehearsals underway and everyone meticulously focused on their lines. But the tone of the set shifted the instant Sunny Leone stepped before the camera and delivered her dialogues in remarkably fluent, confident and crystal-clear Hindi. For a few seconds, the entire floor fell…

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Kashika Kapoor’s Mesmerising Photoshoot Blends Couture, Emotion and Cinematic Elegance

Mumbai | Sometimes fashion is more than clothing—it becomes a language of emotion, storytelling, and personality. Kashika Kapoor’s latest photoshoot is a stunning testament to that philosophy, where a single gown didn’t just create a look, but crafted an entire mood. Draped in a hand-embroidered black gown embellished with shimmering silver work reminiscent of stardust scattered across a night sky, Kashika embodied the timeless charm of old-Hollywood glamour in her own refreshing style. The gown appeared to breathe with the light—every panel, every contour, every thread came alive with her…

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Rupali Suri Steals the Spotlight on the TOIFA 2025 Red Carpet with a Mesmerising Pink Moment

Mumbai | The TOIFA 2025 red carpet dazzled with star power, couture brilliance, and cinematic glamour—but among all the glittering moments, one stole the show and etched itself firmly into the memories of everyone present: Rupali Suri’s breathtaking red-carpet walk. Rupali didn’t just arrive; she created an experience. The atmosphere shifted the moment she stepped onto the carpet in a radiant blush-pink ensemble that blended contemporary finesse with timeless elegance. Her entry felt less like a walk and more like the opening lines of a visual story—graceful, confident, and effortlessly…

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Age Rises, Performance Shines: Virat Kohli Emerges as the ODI King Among 35+ Cricketers

New Delhi | For Virat Kohli, age is proving to be nothing more than a number. At a stage when most batters begin to slow down and reflexes naturally dip, Kohli appears to be rewriting the script with remarkable authority. At 35+, the Indian maestro is not only matching his younger self but, in many ways, performing even better. His sharpness on the field, energy between the wickets and consistency with the bat stand in stark contrast to the usual trends associated with ageing cricketers. The ongoing ODI series against…

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‘Bumrah Was the Toughest Bowler I Faced’: Andre Russell Reflects After IPL Retirement

Mumbai | West Indies’ explosive all-rounder Andre Russell has revealed that Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah was the most difficult bowler he ever faced in the Indian Premier League. Russell, who announced his retirement from the IPL earlier this week, said Bumrah’s precision and unpredictability made him his toughest opponent throughout his 14-season-long career. Russell, who represented Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), admitted that Bumrah dismissed him more times than any other bowler in the league, prompting Mumbai Indians to strategically bring the fast bowler on as soon as he walked…

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Germanpreet to Lead SG Pipers Men’s Team; Navneet Retains Captaincy for Women in HIL Season 2

New Delhi | In a clear signal of continuity and confidence, SG Pipers have announced their captains for Season 2 of the Hockey India League (HIL), entrusting leadership to two of India’s most dynamic hockey talents. India’s star fullback Germanpreet Singh has been named captain of the SG Pipers men’s team, with Australian midfielder K. Willott appointed as vice-captain. For the women’s side, prolific Indian striker Navneet Kaur will once again wear the captain’s armband, while Caitlin Nobbs, daughter of former India men’s coach Michael Nobbs, takes charge as vice-captain.…

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Next Junior Hockey World Cup to Feature 24 Teams

Chennai | The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has confirmed that the next Junior Hockey World Cup will continue with a 24-team format, while the Senior Men’s Hockey World Cup will maintain its traditional 16-team lineup. FIH President Tayyab Ikram emphasised that the decision reflects a balanced approach towards global hockey development without compromising competitive integrity. Speaking on the sidelines of the ongoing Junior Men’s Hockey World Cup in Chennai, Ikram said expanding the junior tournament supports the growth of emerging hockey nations. “The Junior Hockey World Cup is a platform…

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Germany Outclass India 5–1 to Enter Junior Men’s Hockey World Cup Final

India to Face Argentina for Bronze; Germany Set for Title Clash with Spain Chennai |Germany delivered a masterclass in structure, precision and modern hockey as they overpowered a helpless Indian side 5–1 in the second semi-final of the FIH Junior Men’s Hockey World Cup 2025 on Sunday. The seven-time champions looked every bit the formidable force they are known to be, dismantling India in all departments at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium. With this emphatic win, Germany cruised into the final, where they will chase their eighth World Cup crown against…

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India’s Junior Men Fall to Germany in Semifinal Due to Poor Execution, Says Chief Coach Sreejesh

Focus should now be on defeating Argentina for bronze, he urges Chennai | India’s hopes of entering the final of the FIH Junior Men’s Hockey World Cup 2025 came crashing down on Sunday after a heavy 1–5 defeat to seven-time champions Germany. Chief Coach P.R. Sreejesh, who is leading the junior side in his first major international assignment after retiring from senior hockey, minced no words in assessing the loss. Sreejesh, who helped India secure bronze medals as goalkeeper at both Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024, said the defeat stemmed…

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