Category: Entertainment

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 19: The European Film Awards have never been interested in fireworks. No mid-ceremony brand launches. No forced viral moments. No manufactured outrage packaged as “cultural conversation.” And yet, in 2026, they managed to do something far more subversive: they shifted the global awards mood without asking for permission. The evening belonged—unexpectedly…

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New Delhi [India], January 19: Russell Peters is back in India in March 2026, and this time he is not easing in. The Relax World Tour is loud, global, and designed to sell out fast. The Question of Why Russell Peters Still Owns the Global Comedy Circuit The careers of most comedians fade quietly. Russell…

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 19: In a moment set to redefine the scale and legacy of college cultural festivals in India, Kshitij’25, the flagship international inter-collegiate cultural festival of SVKM’s Mithibai College, proudly announces an extraordinary milestone. Kshitij“25 makes history as global music icon Shreya Ghoshal is unveiled as the headliner artist for its pronite…

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 19: For all the noise around pan-India blockbusters, global streamers, and “content universes,” the most telling television moment of the season didn’t come from a glossy OTT launch. It came from a familiar living room ritual. Families paused dinners. Phones lit up with WhatsApp forwards. Twitter (sorry—X) rediscovered its Kannada vocabulary….

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New Delhi [India], January 17: OTT Series Launch India: It is January 2026, and OTT sites in India are flexing their content muscles. High-stakes entrepreneurship on Shark Tank India S5 and Hawkins’ ultimate confrontation in Stranger Things S5 are just the tip of the iceberg. The lineup this month proves streaming isn’t just TV—it’s a…

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New Delhi [India], January 17: The Bride Movie: Movie thrillers do not typically make one sit up straight, yet in the case of The Bride, by Maggie Gyllenhaal, it does. Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale dominate the screen with a movie that reinterprets Frankenstein in a suspenseful style and a touch of pop-punk melee.  Maggie…

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New Delhi [India], January 17: The new Bollywood action-comedy One Two Cha Cha Chaa 2.0 hits screens with reckless energy, chaotic charm, and unapologetic fun. This is not your typical slapstick flick—it’s a calculated, wild ride that demands you let go and enjoy. The movie also marks a bold shift for its lead, showing that…

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Santa Clara (California) [USA], January 16: In a time when franchise blockbusters and visual spectacle dominate the silver screen, there is a particular gravity to the name Martin Scorsese and his undeniable Legacy. His films are not mere tales; they are explorations of our stranded human nature, they are footprints of failed trails of one’s…

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The trailer of Border 2 has already been released, and fans are already terming it a full-blown theatre event in the making.The guns are bigger and deeper, the stakes are greater, and Sunny Deol is in uniform Border 2, a long-awaited war drama starring Sunny Deol, is expected to release in theatres on January 23,…

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 13: In the era when the art of filmmaking was yet to speak its first words, one man made the camera a quill of a poet. Guru Dutt was an actor, director, and visionary who not only made the movies, but also had a path of redefining the way they could…

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