Rahul Sadasivan, the director behind 'Bramayugam' and 'Bhoothakaalam,' is now backed by one of Bollywood's most powerful banners. Prithviraj Sukumaran and Manju Warrier lead the cast.
It started with a missing name. Then another. By morning, Shah Rukh Khan, Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone were all gone from one list that nobody knew they cared about.
KJo turned his Met Gala debut into a dramatic fashion moment with a six-foot hand-painted cape. The Manish Malhotra creation, inspired by Raja Ravi Varma, blended cinema and art.
Bollywood’s big-screen formula is getting louder, tougher, and far more repetitive, according to Karan Johar. The filmmaker questions whether audiences truly want hyper-masculine heroes or if the industry is just guessing wrong.
The filmmaker said Bollywood’s growing dependence on paid PR is making it hard to separate genuine success from manufactured hype. He added that even basic praise and audience reactions now often feel influenced by money and promotion strategies.
As many in the entertainment industry navigate this legal path, the spotlight shifts from film reels to digital reels. Bollywood fame today comes with new responsibilities and new vulnerabilities.
The film, directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Neeraj Ghaywan, recently received huge appreciation at the 50th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
The famous director shared a playful video on Instagram that has the internet smiling. In the clip, Yash is wearing a bright blue T-shirt with the words “nepo baby” written across it.
Karan Johar revealed that as a filmmaker, he wishes to "appeal to the collective consciousness of the audience".
Sharing the teaser on Instagram, KJo wrote that the series has “everything that you would want to binge on; entertainment and dhamakedar drama!”
