Mumbai: Anmol TV, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited’s (ZEEL) free-to-air Hindi general entertainment channel, has marked a new chapter with the launch of its first original show, Hamari Radha. The daily fiction series features Simran Kaur, Akshay Mhatre and Vaidehi Nair in the lead roles and airs every day at 9:30 pm. Set against the contrasting worlds of tradition and modern urban life, Hamari Radha follows Radha, played by Simran Kaur, a woman from Kishanpur in Uttar Pradesh who has settled in Mumbai with her husband Girdhar Maurya, portrayed by Akshay…
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The Bengal Files Premiered on Zee Cinema, Revisiting a Turbulent Chapter of India’s Pre-Independence History
Mumbai: Zee Cinema aired the World Television Premiere of The Bengal Files on Saturday, August 29, at 9:30 pm, bringing Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri’s historical drama to television audiences. Known for films such as The Tashkent Files and The Kashmir Files, Agnihotri turned his attention to one of the most turbulent and painful chapters of India’s pre-Independence history with The Bengal Files. Set against the backdrop of Bengal before Partition, the film revolved around the events surrounding Direct Action Day on August 16, 1946, which triggered widespread unrest and violence across…
Read MoreMissing Mahila Premieres on ShemarooMe, Unveiling a Twisted Tale of Marriage, Mystery and Deception
Mumbai: ShemarooMe premiered its new Hindi thriller Missing Mahila on August 27, taking viewers into a gripping world of marriage, suspicion, mystery and deception. Starring Mitra Gadhvi and Isha Kansara, the series explored how trust can quickly turn into doubt when the behaviour of someone closest to you begins to feel unfamiliar. Set against the backdrop of relationships that appear familiar yet conceal unexpected secrets, Missing Mahila followed a man who believed he had found his ideal life partner through an unusual marriage arrangement. What initially appeared to be a…
Read MoreRaksha Bandhan Is More Than a Rakhi: Sun NEO Stars Share Heartwarming Sibling Memories
Mumbai: Raksha Bandhan may traditionally celebrate the bond between brothers and sisters, but for many, the relationship goes far beyond the ritual of tying a rakhi. This Raksha Bandhan, Sun NEO actors Suraj Pratap Singh, Aarti Birajdar and Neha Solanki opened up about their personal sibling bonds, childhood memories and the ways they continue to stand by their loved ones. Suraj Pratap Singh, who plays Prem in Divya Prem: Pyaar Aur Rahasya Ki Kahani, revealed that he does not have a sister and grew up with two brothers. As the…
Read More“Playing a Character Driven by Such Ambition and Grandeur Has Been Thrilling”: Abhaas Mehta on Portraying Jarasandha in Sony SAB’s Hastinapur Ke Veer
Mumbai: Sony SAB’s Hastinapur Ke Veer continues to take viewers deeper into the world of the Mahabharata, exploring the power struggles, alliances and ambitions that shaped the kingdom of Hastinapur long before the great war. The show is now set to introduce another formidable force with actor Abhaas Mehta stepping into the role of Jarasandha, the powerful king of Magadha. Driven by an ambition to expand his influence across Aryavarta, Jarasandha brings a new layer of political intrigue and danger to the storyline. Aware that Bhishma Pitamah, played by Manish…
Read MoreSimran Kaur on Her Unique Raksha Bandhan Tradition: “All My Cousins Tie Rakhi to Each Other”
Mumbai: Anmol TV’s first original show, Hamari Radha, continues to engage viewers with its intriguing storyline and nuanced portrayal of relationships. As the show gears up for a special Raksha Bandhan track, the celebrations are set to bring a major twist to the lives of Radha, Girdhar and Shanaya. During the upcoming episodes, gifts sent by Girdhar are accidentally exchanged between Radha and Shanaya. While Shanaya is furious after receiving a gift different from what she expected, the bigger revelation comes when Radha opens her gift in front of the…
Read MoreHamari Radha Actor Akshay Mhatre Carries Forward His Father’s Raksha Bandhan Tradition
Mumbai: For Akshay Mhatre, who plays Girdhar in Anmol TV’s show Hamari Radha, Raksha Bandhan is more than just a festival—it is a celebration of bonds built through love, memories and tradition. Akshay does not have a biological sister, but the sisters who tie rakhi to him every year are part of a special family tradition that began with his father. Akshay’s father also did not have a biological sister. During his childhood, girls from his neighbourhood would tie rakhi to him, and over the years, those bonds grew stronger.…
Read More“One Woman’s Victory Opens Doors for Many”: Kanika Dhillon Talks Female Solidarity and Gandhari
Mumbai: The importance of women supporting women in the film industry took centre stage at a special panel discussion titled “Women Building Cinema Together”, organised by Katha Pictures in association with WIF India. The event brought together actress Taapsee Pannu, writer-producer Kanika Dhillon and Oscar-winning producer Guneet Monga Kapoor to discuss women’s leadership, creative collaboration and the need for stronger professional networks for women in Indian cinema. During the discussion, Kanika Dhillon spoke passionately about the importance of celebrating fellow women creators and standing by them in an industry where…
Read MoreSony SAB’s Hastinapur Ke Veer Brings a Deadly Crocodile Attack to Test Young Pandavas and Kauravas
Mumbai: Sony SAB’s Hastinapur Ke Veer continues to follow the journey of the young Pandava and Kaurava princes as they navigate challenges that test their courage, leadership and ability to work together. As differences and rivalries continue to create friction between the two groups, Guru Dronacharya, played by Jiten Lalwani, looks for ways to bring his students together. In the upcoming episodes, the young princes learn that crocodiles have been attacking villagers along the banks of the Ganga. Dronacharya turns the dangerous situation into a challenge for his disciples, hoping…
Read MoreYash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ Storms Past ₹100 Crore Net in Hindi Market in Just Four Days
Mumbai: Rocking Star Yash’s pan-India appeal is once again making a strong impact at the box office. His latest release, Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups, has crossed the ₹100 crore net mark in the Hindi market within just four days of its theatrical release, underlining the film’s strong reception among Hindi-speaking audiences. The achievement further highlights Yash’s growing popularity in the Hindi belt, with several centres across North India witnessing strong audience interest. While the actor already enjoys a massive fan following in the South, the response to Toxic…
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