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  • A new Netflix documentary, directed by Nicole Newnham, will explore Olivia Newton-John's life, career challenges, and rise to fame. The film will feature archival footage and interviews, produced by RJ Cutler's This Machine. Newton-John, who died in 2022, was a singer and actress known for 'Grease' and hits like 'Physical.'

    ANI
    28 Jun 2025
  • Srushti Mishra's acting career was inspired by her mother's unfulfilled acting aspirations. Srushti, who initially dreamed of different careers, began with theatre and learned acting on set. She has appeared in commercials, films like 'Singham Again' and 'Bad Newz,' and the series 'Ram Bhavan.'

    Tribune News Service
    28 Jun 2025
  • Fatima Sana Shaikh believes true equality in love, marked by mutual respect and understanding, is only found in films. Her upcoming romantic drama, *Aap Jaisa Koi*, explores this theme through the relationship of Madhavan and Shaikh's characters. The film releases on Netflix July 11th.

    PTI
    27 Jun 2025
  • Sonakshi Sinha's 'Nikita Roy' releases alongside Kajol's 'Maa,' both films led by women, representing progress in cinema. Sinha praises Kajol and her film, highlighting her own commitment to strong female roles. 'Nikita Roy,' a psychological thriller, is directed by Sinha's brother, Kussh.

    PTI
    26 Jun 2025
  • Bollywood films featuring Pakistani actors face significant controversy due to geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan. These films are often boycotted, censored, or shelved, regardless of their content. Actors and filmmakers navigate public backlash and political pressure, impacting both creative freedom and box office success. Even small roles can spark significant debate. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Yathesht Pratiraj
    26 Jun 2025
  • The album 'GANDHI--Mantras of Compassion' is a musical tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, featuring Ricky Kej, Masa Takumi, Tina Guo, and Kailash Satyarthi. Over 200 artists contributed to the album, which emphasizes Gandhi's ideals of non-violence, peace, and environmental consciousness. The collaboration between Kej and Satyarthi began with a 2024 India concert tour. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    26 Jun 2025
  • Aamir Khan met with President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The meeting was documented with a shared photo on the President's social media. The Bollywood actor and filmmaker's new film, 'Sitaare Zameen Par,' was released in theaters on June 20th. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    25 Jun 2025
  • Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt reunited at the London premiere of the Formula 1 racing film starring Pitt, directed by Joseph Kosinski. The film is set to release June 27. The Instagram post showcased photos of Cruise, Pitt, and Kosinski. Previously, the actors worked together on Interview with the Vampire. Pitt joked about collaborating with Cruise again, saying 'When he does something again that's on the ground'. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    PTI
    25 Jun 2025
  • During India's Emergency, art became a form of resistance against political suppression. Poets like Gulzar used metaphors, singers like Kishore Kumar conveyed emotional truth, and slogans like 'Singhasan khali karo' were revived. These artistic expressions, though subtle, resonated with the public and served as powerful reminders of a difficult past, continuing to evoke emotion and meaning for contemporary audiences. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Yathesht Pratiraj
    25 Jun 2025
  • The Bollywood classic, Sholay, will premiere in a restored, uncut version at the Il Cinema Ritrovato Festival. The 1975 film, starring Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra, was restored through a three-year project. This version includes the original ending and deleted scenes, promising a fresh viewing experience. Actors expressed excitement about the restoration and its potential for new audiences. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    23 Jun 2025
  • Recent Bollywood films are shifting focus to stories about differently-abled individuals, portraying them with empathy and celebrating their resilience. These movies, like 'Sitare Zameen Par', 'Srikanth', 'Chandu Champion,' and others, champion inclusivity, challenge stereotypes, and offer hope by showcasing diverse lives and the strength of the human spirit. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Mona
    23 Jun 2025
  • A global crisis unfolds involving the US President, UK Prime Minister, and a fearless MI6 agent, promising action, stunts, and espionage. During filming, Priyanka Chopra Jonas lost a portion of her eyebrow when a camera operator unexpectedly got too close during a rainy scene. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Tribune News Service
    23 Jun 2025
  • Salman Khan revealed his iconic 'Tere Naam' hairstyle was inspired by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. He also mentioned that despite Rahul Roy having a similar look, he envisioned a small-town hero with long hair. Additionally, Khan shared a recent incident where a fan entered his home falsely claiming he'd invited her. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    23 Jun 2025
  • David Corenswet found Superman's suit surprisingly challenging. It lacks a bathroom zipper and became even more restrictive after he gained 40 pounds of muscle. Despite initial claustrophobia, he credits his dresser for quick breaks. Corenswet emphasized the importance of his on-screen relationship with Rachel Brosnahan. The movie releases on July 11th. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    23 Jun 2025
  • Johnny Depp reflected on the fallout from his legal battle with Amber Heard. He felt betrayed by some in his inner circle and believes he was a 'crash test dummy' for the #MeToo movement. He maintains he didn't disappear professionally and is working on new projects, though he rejects the 'comeback' label. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    23 Jun 2025
  • Kavya Trehan, a multi-faceted artist, embraces diverse creative pursuits. Her journey emphasizes depth over speed, fueled by curiosity and a supportive network. Her debut EP, HYPERREAL, explores emotionally charged states. Grounded by structure and anchored by her sister, Kavya prioritizes the creative process and staying true to herself, exemplified by her new single and jewelry line. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Anandita Gupta
    23 Jun 2025
  • Sana Khan, a home chef, brought Old Delhi flavors to Chandigarh's Hyatt Centric through a Chef Pin collaboration. Her menu, featuring dishes like nihari biryani and Mohan thali, highlighted Mughlai cuisine. Sana's success, fueled by social media and supported by Chef Pin, emphasizes slow cooking and seasonal ingredients, drawing influence from her heritage. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Mehak Kochhar
    21 Jun 2025
  • Sony TV's 'Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan' marks a significant moment: King Someshwar's (Ronit Roy) Rajya Abhishek. Following his brother's death, Someshwar assumes kingship. Roy finds the role enriching, highlighting Someshwar's integrity, strength, and the emotional impact of the coronation sequence. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Tribune News Service
    21 Jun 2025
  • Arjan Bajwa discusses his career. He's been busy shooting films, including an international project, and developing stories. He prioritizes strong scripts over specific roles, though he's recognized for defense-related characters. As a viewer, he enjoys diverse genres, from romances to crime dramas, prioritizing entertainment. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Tribune News Service
    21 Jun 2025
  • Vir Das's new stand-up special, 'Vir Das: Fool Volume,' premieres on Netflix July 18. Unexpectedly losing his voice before filming, Das rewrote the show and performed it worldwide without rehearsal. This is his fifth Netflix special and explores themes of happiness and using one's voice. He also announced his memoir, 'The Outsider—A Memoir for Misfits,' in March. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    21 Jun 2025
  • David Walters, a French-Caribbean musician, blends genres globally, rooted in Caribbean and African sounds. He transitioned from DJing to singing, prioritizing emotional connection over recognition. His music, including his album *Soul Tropical*, celebrates movement, heritage, and collaboration. He views music as a universal language, finding inspiration in Indian classical music and aiming to make people dance and heal. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    Yathesht Pratiraj
    21 Jun 2025
  • Celebrations marked the 11th International Day of Yoga. Celebrities like Dharmendra, Rakul Preet Singh, Jackky Bhagnani, Anupam Kher, Malaika Arora, and Nushrratt Bharuccha highlighted yoga's benefits. They emphasized its positive impact on physical and mental health, focus, and overall well-being. Yoga's accessibility and deep roots in Indian culture were also highlighted. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    21 Jun 2025
  • Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan attended Aamir Khan's film *Sitaare Zameen Par* screening in Mumbai. Shah Rukh interacted warmly with debut actors. Salman posed with Aamir. The event was a star-studded affair, with other Bollywood celebrities in attendance ahead of the film’s June 20th release. (This summary is generated via AI.)

    ANI
    21 Jun 2025
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