How Sukhwinder Singh went to record a different song and came out with ‘Beedi Jalaile’
He went to record a different song. Gulzar gave him one line. Vishal gave him the whole song. That is how 'Beedi Jalaile' became what it is today.
He went to record a different song. Gulzar gave him one line. Vishal gave him the whole song. That is how 'Beedi Jalaile' became what it is today.
Twenty-five years ago, a village beat an empire on a cricket pitch. Now, the cast that made it happen reunited under one roof and Imran Khan made sure he had the right company for the occasion.
The crowd laughed. And somewhere out there, a survivor heard herself turned into a punchline, again. This is not a debate about the limits of comedy. It is a debate about who gets to feel safe in a room full of people.
Hitzone wrote for Prince Narula. The deal seemed simple enough. But when the videos dropped and the payments did not follow, private messages turned into public accusations.
Two states have now declared Kangana Ranaut's '26/11 hospital film' tax-free. Haryana CM called it motivational; Delhi CM said patriotism is not limited to those in uniform.
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Playing an actor from the 1950s, Dulquer Salmaan is supposed to do a lot of hammy acting while the camera rolls in the film within a film. Camera consciousness attains an all-new definition in Kantha.
Vir Das steps into the shoes of an overconfident, underqualified spy in 'Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos', a satire backed by Aamir Khan Productions. The trailer promises chaos, meta humour, and Goa-set madness as a “khatarnak” agent fumbles his way through an impossible mission.
Bhavana breaks her silence after Dileep’s acquittal, reflecting on her years of struggle and resilience. Her message has sparked widespread support and renewed conversations about justice in the industry.
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