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Why Is Gupt one of the most beloved murder mysteries? Absolutely, Gupt is one of the most beloved murder mysteries in Indian cinema. And there isn’t just one reason for that — it’s a combination of elements. It’s the story, the tight screenplay, the suspense, and more importantly, the way it's treated. It constantly keeps you guessing and ultimately shocks you with its reveal. Generally, a murder mystery earns respect when it outsmarts its audience. If viewers can guess the killer, then the film has failed. When making a murder mystery, the goal is to ensure that no one can figure it out. That’s why Gupt remains so iconic — most people did not guess the identity of the killer. That lasting surprise is what helps the film stay relevant even today. But why do audiences keep revisiting Gupt, even after knowing the killer? They return because Gupt offers more than just its twist. The screenplay is fast-paced, and the songs are engaging. There’s so much going on that you often forget h...

Actor Priyanshu Painyuli, known for his roles in Mirzapur, Extraction, and Bhavesh Joshi Superhero, is making his directorial debut with the feature film Jaagar. Set in the mountains of Uttarakhand, his home state, the film explores themes of tradition, spirituality, and self-discovery. Trained in filmmaking in Bangalore, Priyanshu Painyuli returns to Uttarakhand with Jaagar, a film centered on tradition and identity. The story follows Deepti, a woman on the edge of marriage and self-realization, who travels to Uttarakhand to film the ancient ritual of Jaagar Puja. What begins as a filmmaker’s attempt to document a sacred tradition soon transforms into a spiritual awakening. Through Deepti’s lens, we encounter Geeta, a local woman whose divine possessions during the ritual empower her to rise above the trauma of an abusive marriage. In time, the energy of the land and its forgotten forces compel Deepti to confront her own identity and truth. Speaking about Jaagar, Priyanshu Painyuli...

The makers unveiled the first glimpse of Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana, featuring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, on Wednesday. Excitement is soaring as fans eagerly await the official reveal of actor Ravie Dubey as Laxman in the much-anticipated epic. Sharing the initial look of the mythological saga, Ravie called the role the greatest honour of his life. Ravie took to social media to share a heartfelt post, writing, “It’s the greatest honour of my life to be part of a story that has shaped generations. Welcome to the world of Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana, the immortal story of Rama vs Ravana. Grateful to walk this path, and to share it with all of you. Let’s celebrate this moment and together, step into the @worldoframayana. Our Truth. Our History.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Ravie Dubey (@ravidubey2312) Ravie’s look as Laxman is still being kept under wraps, fuelling excitement and curiosity among fans. Social media has been abuzz with discussions and speculation...

Director-choreographer Ahmed Khan reflects on the loss of his mentor, Saroj Khan, who passed away on July 3, 2020. Having begun his career as a background dancer under her guidance, Ahmed shared a close bond with the legendary choreographer. He described her as a mentor and a guiding presence during his early years in the industry. Remembering her, Ahmed spoke about the lasting impact she had on his life and how her teachings continue to influence his work. Ahmed Khan said, "She was like a mother figure to me, and I have known her since I was a child. She always took care of me on the sets and treated me like a son. Losing her was very personal, and there isn't a day when I don't miss or remember her. She was and always will be family." For the unversed, Ahmed Khan worked with Saroj Khan in Mr. India and later went on to replace the legendary choreographer in Rangeela due to date issues. Recently, the director revealed how the tragic Pahalgam attacks impacted the l...

In today’s fast-evolving film industry, actor Chitrangda Singh shares her thoughts on how the dynamics have shifted over time. Known for her subtle yet strong performances, the Parikrama actor reflects on the changing pace of the entertainment world. “Today there’s so much noise out there. There’s so much happening constantly that it is quite tough to make a place for your-self in the industry. There’s more competition, no doubt, because it’s not just about the talent; there’s so much other stuff that’s also playing a part. It is difficult to tell what is working,” says Chitrangda in a recent interview. From surprising audiences with her impeccable comic timing in Housefull 5 — a massive box office success that reaffirmed her flair for mainstream comedy — to delivering a deeply emotional performance in Parikrama, India’s first Indo-Italian co-production, she has consistently showcased her versatility as an actor. Her ability to transition effortlessly between high-octane commercial ...

Bollywood veteran Anupam Kher, who stars in the upcoming film Metro… In Dino, recently reflected on a past disagreement with Aamir Khan. In an interview, he shared that during the shoot of Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin, Aamir had once voiced a complaint about him to director Mahesh Bhatt. In a conversation with Times Now, Anupam Kher recalled an instance during the filming of Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin when Aamir Khan disagreed with his approach to a particular scene. “In the climax of Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin, the father tells his daughter to run away from the wedding. The moment was very exaggerated. I was fully ready to portray it, but Aamir Khan complained to Mukesh Bhatt sahab about my interpretation. He found it wrong and different. Bhatt sahab added fuel to the matter and told me about Aamir’s comment,” Anupam shared. Anupam further recounted how he responded to Aamir’s criticism, stating, “I am the gold medallist from the National School of Drama. I used an English phrase for Aamir Khan t...