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Trisha Krishnan shared "magical May" BTS photos from her film Karuppu, with a caption saying "one more for the win." This sparked fan talk online, linking "win" to actor-politician Vijay's slogan. Their past on-screen hits and public appearances fuel these discussions, while Karuppu itself is doing great at the box office.
Snoop Dogg is joining Brandon Perea for a new boxing movie called 'The Faith of Long Beach'! The film is about a fighter trying to escape his past. Director Eric Amadio said, "the film isn't simply a coming-of-age boxing picture." Snoop Dogg added, "This one got soul."
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Jr NTR turned 43 with massive fan celebrations outside his Hyderabad home. The biggest buzz, though, was the "explosive first glimpse of Dragon" with Prashanth Neel, showing the actor in an intense avatar. Fans gathered with banners and cakes, and NTR even spoke to his security about the crowd.
Actor R Madhavan is really upset with a healthcare brand! They used a clip from his interview to promote their product without asking him. He said, "What a shame. How do these people... get away with this?" Madhavan has sent them a legal notice and warned everyone to be careful of such fake endorsements.
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Guneet Monga showed the real business side of Cannes, not just the glamour. She explained it's "the stock exchange of global cinema" where films are bought and sold. This market helps filmmakers find buyers and distributors, making it super important for getting movies seen worldwide.
Chitra Lakshumanan's Bharatanatyam recital was a treat, showing off her skill. She performed pieces like the Mandooka Shabdam, telling a frog's story, and a Swarajathi about love and doubt. The audience was moved by her "sensitive interpretation" and expressive dance. It ended with a lively thillana.
The first look of NTR Jr's new film 'Dragon' is out! Directed by Prashanth Neel, it's a period drama about the opium trade in independent India. The glimpse shows a "blood-soaked saga" with NTR Jr as a ruthless assassin. The movie, also starring Anil Kapoor, hits screens on June 11, 2027.
Nepal's Abinash Bikram Shah is making history at Cannes with "Elephants in the Fog," the first Nepalese feature in the festival's Un Certain Regard section. He calls India his "second home" and loves Bollywood films. Shah said, "I'm looking forward to seeing how the audience will take this film," which focuses on transwomen.
Saif Ali Khan's new Netflix film, Kartavya, shows him as a cop who's bad at his job. He tries to solve a murder and protect his brother, but fails at both. The movie is a "bizarre experience" because Saif seems to take it seriously, but the film itself doesn't handle its tough topics well.
Salman Khan got really mad at photographers outside a hospital, asking them, "Dimag kharab hai kya?" He was visiting a family member when they gathered. Later, he posted on Instagram, warning them, "Saath saal ka ho gaya hoon lekin ladna nahin bhoola." He felt they were invading his privacy during a tough time.
Jr NTR's new movie, "Dragon," dropped a thrilling glimpse on his birthday! He plays Luger, the Assassin-in-Chief, looking leaner and deadlier than ever. The film is set in 1967, focusing on the opium trade. NTR's dialogue, "God gave me a boon, whenever I press the trigger, I can forget," is a big hit!
Jack Ryan star John Krasinski really wants to see Ranveer Singh's movie "Dhurandhar"! He told NDTV that Indian films are amazing and he hopes to be inspired by it. Krasinski said, "It's always inspiring to see what everybody else is doing." He also talked about his own creative process for writing scripts.