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A potential box office clash between two highly anticipated films, Chhaava and Pushpa 2: The Rule, has been averted. The makers of Chhaava, a historical drama starring Vicky Kaushal, have decided to postpone the film's release to avoid a confrontation with the sequel to the blockbuster Pushpa. Chhaava, which chronicles the life of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's son, Sambhaji Maharaj, is an ambitious project that has been in the making for several years. The decision to delay the release was made to ensure that the film receives the attention it deserves and maximizes its box office potential. According to the report in Mid-day, a source close to the production revealed, "Chhaava is an ambitious project for the stakeholders, production house, director Laxman Utekar, and its lead star, Vicky. It makes sense to release it when no other film is scheduled to air.” Interestingly, Rashmika Mandanna, who plays a prominent role in Pushpa 2: The Rule, is also a part of the cast of

Namit Malhotra’s much-anticipated magnum opus, Ramayana, directed by filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari and starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash, is all set to redefine Indian cinema on an unprecedented scale! This epic adaptation brings to life one of India’s most cherished tales with unmatched scale and visionary storytelling. As the visionary force behind Prime Focus Studios, Namit Malhotra has been involved in some of Hollywood’s biggest projects, including Dune and Inception, as well as recent hits like The Garfield Movie. He also announced Angry Birds 3. Namit Malhotra’s deep understanding of visual storytelling has made him one of the most important Indians in Hollywood! Taking to social media, Namit Malhotra unveiled a poster and shared, “More than a decade ago, I embarked on a noble quest to bring this epic that has ruled billions of hearts for over 5000 years to the big screen. And today, I am thrilled to see it taking shape beautifully as our teams work tirelessly with only o

Salman Khan has reportedly received multiple death threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. In a recent development, he has received a fresh threat demanding that he either apologize at a Bishnoi community temple or pay Rs 5 crores for allegedly killing a black buck. According to PTI, the Mumbai Police Traffic Control Room received a threat message believed to have been sent by Lawrence Bishnoi’s brother. Sources indicate that this message for Salman Khan was sent on the night of November 4, 2024, via WhatsApp. The message reportedly stated, “This is Lawrence Bishnoi's brother speaking... If Salman Khan wants to stay alive, he should either apologize at our temple or pay Rs 5 crores. If he does not comply, we will kill him. Our gang is still active.” The police are currently investigating the message and working to identify the individual behind it. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), ANI announced that a case is being registered, stating, “In the case of a threat to actor Salman

Hrithik Roshan has been actively shaping his future projects. While he is currently immersed in the production of War 2 alongside Jr. NTR, and gearing up for a cameo appearance in Alpha with Alia Bhatt and Sharvari, Roshan is also exploring new avenues for his cinematic journey. One such venture that has piqued his interest is an adaptation of the iconic Hollywood film I Am Legend. As per a Mid-Day report, Roshan has secured the rights to remake this post-apocalyptic thriller in Hindi and has initiated the development process with his team. This isn't the first time the actor has delved into the realm of post-apocalyptic cinema. Earlier this year, he was in discussions with renowned filmmaker Kabir Khan to collaborate on a similar project. However, due to creative differences, the collaboration did not materialize. Undeterred, Roshan has begun exploring the concept with another director, though the project is still in its early stages. For the time being, the focus remains on the

The Gotham Awards, recognized as the leading honours for independent films, has announced the nominations for this year’s ceremony, highlighting the extraordinary talents shaping the future of cinema. Among the nominees is Shuchi Talati, acclaimed for her innovative vision and directorial prowess in the highly anticipated film Girls Will Be Girls. This year, the Gotham Awards are led by notable contenders such as Anora and Zendaya’s Challengers, making Talati’s nomination a significant achievement for Indian cinema. Produced by Bollywood powerhouses Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal, Girls Will Be Girls has garnered international acclaim. It recently won two major awards at the Sundance Film Festival and swept the awards at MAMI, India’s largest film festival. “I am incredibly honoured to be recognized by the Gotham Awards,” said Shuchi Talati. “This nomination is not just a personal milestone; it reflects the collective efforts, creativity, and passion of everyone involved in Girls Will Be

Actress Helena Luke, who was Mithun Chakraborty’s first wife, died on Sunday in the USA. Dancer and actress Kalpana Iyer announced her passing on social media. Helena was best known for her performance in Amitabh Bachchan's 1985 film Mard. She was married to Mithun for four months, but their marriage ended within four months. Helena's final Facebook post was made at 9:20 am on Sunday, where she expressed, “Feeling weird. Mixed emotions and no clue why, discombobulated.” In a past interview, Helena referred to her four-month marriage to Mithun as a "hazy dream." She told Stardust Magazine, “I only wish it hadn’t happened; he was the one who brainwashed me into believing he was the man for me, and unfortunately, he succeeded.” Despite rumors of a possible reconciliation with Mithun, Helena stated, “I’ll never go back to him, even if he is the richest guy around. I haven’t even asked for alimony; it was a nightmare, and it’s over.” Mithun, who had assured Helena’s fat