The Taj Story (2025) Review: A Courtroom Drama Built on Controversy and Conviction

Mumbai: Released theatrically on October 31, 2025, The Taj Story is a Hindi-language courtroom drama directed by Tushar Amrish Goel and headlined by Paresh Rawal in a performance that has drawn attention even from critics who were otherwise less enthusiastic about the film. Running approximately 166 minutes, the film combines legal drama, historical debate, and personal struggle while exploring one of India’s most iconic monuments through a highly controversial narrative framework. Story Overview The film follows Vishnu Das, a veteran tourist guide at the Taj Mahal whose life is upended…

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Revati Mahurkar’s Rapid Rise Captivates Bollywood

Mumbai: Breaking into Bollywood is often considered a long and demanding journey, but emerging talent Revati Mahurkar is proving that determination, skill, and hard work can accelerate success. In less than a year, the young performer has established herself as one of the entertainment industry’s most promising new faces, drawing attention for her swift rise despite having no film background or industry connections. Revati’s growing popularity has been fueled by a series of high-profile projects in the music and entertainment space. Her appearance alongside Guru Randhawa in the hit music…

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“The Wig and Jewelry Were Heavy, But the Joy of Transformation Made It Worthwhile”: Krishna Bharadwaj on His Unique Role in Sony SAB’s Yaadein

Mumbai: Sony SAB’s Yaadein continues to captivate audiences with its heartwarming blend of humor, emotions, and everyday life stories. The show’s latest storyline introduces an intriguing twist with the arrival of Sattu, portrayed by Krishna Bharadwaj, whose unusual behavior leaves both hospital staff and family members puzzled. As the mystery unfolds, Sattu’s family becomes convinced that he is channeling the spirit of his late wife, Babli, setting the stage for a series of amusing and unexpected situations. The track combines light-hearted comedy with an element of suspense, keeping viewers entertained…

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The Making of a Pehelwan: 5 Actors Who Underwent Extreme Physical Transformations for Their Roles

Mumbai: Indian cinema has always loved showing athletes on screen because apart from movies, sports is what we love the most.. Over the last ten years actors have stopped just doing it for looks. The modern “pehelwan body” is not about having big muscles; it’s about learning how athletes breathe, move get tired and deal with pain. Stars are now training like competitors, not just for movie scenes. Here are five actors who completely changed their bodies for roles. Ram Charan. Peddi Early pictures show that Peddi may have the…

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From Queen, Barbie to Phool Pishi O Edward, here are top Women-led films that proved their box office strength across languages

Mumbai / Kolkata: For years, the film industry operated under the assumption that women-led films were niche offerings with limited commercial appeal. But across industries and languages, several films have challenged that belief, turning into critical and commercial successes while placing women firmly at the centre of the narrative. Queen (Hindi) Few films have altered the conversation around female-led cinema as dramatically as Queen. Led by Kangana Ranaut, the film follows a young woman who embarks on a solo honeymoon after being abandoned by her fiancé. What began as a…

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ANNU KAPOOR’S FILM UTTAR DA PUTTAR LOCKS 24TH JULY 2026 AS ITS THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE

Mumbai: The makers of Uttar Da Puttar have officially announced that their upcoming Bollywood film will release in cinemas on 24th July 2026. Produced by Sandiip Kapur and Priya Kapur under the banner of Promodome Motion Pictures, Uttar Da Puttar is written and directed by Ravinder Siwach, with the story by Sandiip Kapur. Promodome Motion Pictures is known for backing content-driven cinema and has produced acclaimed films such as Jugaad, Anaarkali of Aarah and the National Award-winning Bhonsle. The film stars Annu Kapoor, Rukhsar Rehman, Brijendra Kala, Pavan Malhotra, Ishtiyak…

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Pahlaj Nihalani: A Fearless Voice of Indian Cinema Falls Silent

By Satyabhushan Sharma The Indian film industry has lost one of its most outspoken and influential personalities with the passing of veteran film producer and former Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) chairman Pahlaj Nihalani, who died in Mumbai on June 4, 2026, at the age of 76. Reportedly battling a liver-related illness for some time, Nihalani’s death has left the film fraternity mourning the loss of a man who shaped both commercial cinema and public debates around film certification. Known as much for his candid opinions as for his…

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If people remember the feeling after the ad ends, the job is done: Ajinkya Jadhav on HIVADO

Mumbai: Ajinkya Jadhav has never been someone who fits neatly into one box. A pharmaceutical entrepreneur by profession and a creative force through Paparazzi Entertainment, he has always carried a quiet passion for the world of style and storytelling. That passion found a new outlet recently when he stepped in front of the camera for HIVADO, a brand whose advertising approach turned out to be as forward-thinking as the man fronting it. The experience was unlike anything conventional. He said, “It was fantastic! The interesting part was that it was…

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Urvashi Rautela’s Global Recognition Shines with UNESCO Honor 

Mumbai (Anil Bedag): The brilliance of Indian cinema is no longer confined to national boundaries. Indian artists are making their mark on global platforms, and actress Urvashi Rautela has added another remarkable achievement to her name. By receiving the prestigious Best Actress honor from UNESCO, Urvashi has not only opened a new chapter in her career but has also elevated the prestige of the Indian entertainment industry on the international stage. Known for her beauty, confidence, and impactful presence at global events, Urvashi Rautela has carved a unique identity through…

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It’s Not Easy, But That’s What Makes Comedy Special-  Sucheta Khanna

“Comedy is not easy, but once you have the craft, the sky is the limit,” says Sucheta Khanna, as she opens up about her latest project and her love for the genre. Mumbai: Sucheta did not need much convincing when Office Office Chali Musaddi Ki Beti came her way. “It’s a cult show, and there’s a new approach to it,” she says. “Earlier, we had Mr. Pankaj Kapur, whose problems were never solved. But this is 2026, and now Musaddi’s daughter comes in and solves problems instantly. They also wanted someone from the…

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