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Ramayana producer Namit Malhotra calls Los Angeles premiere his “Oscar moment” ahead of November 5 release

Producer Namit Malhotra spoke about his journey of bringing Ramayana to an international audience as the film held its Los Angeles premiere at the David Geffen Theater inside the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. Addressing the gathering, Malhotra described the screening as a significant moment in his career and reflected on his journey from starting a post-production company to producing an ambitious adaptation of the Indian epic. He also introduced director Nitesh Tiwari and the film’s lead cast, including Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash. “I wanted to host this evening at the Academy Theatre because this is my Oscar moment,” Malhotra said during his address. Namit Malhotra reflects on his journey Malhotra also spoke about his association with Los Angeles and his work in visual effects through DNEG. He noted that the company has won eight Academy Awards, including seven over the past 11 years, for its collaborations with filmmakers such as Christopher Nolan and Denis Villeneuve....
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Blockbuster directors of Indian cinema whose next projects have fans eagerly waiting

Indian cinema has witnessed several filmmakers who have left audiences in awe with their vision, scale and storytelling on the big screen. From larger-than-life spectacles to ambitious cinematic universes, these directors have delivered projects that have stayed with audiences long after their theatrical runs. With each film raising the bar, fans are now eagerly looking forward to what these filmmakers bring to the big screen next. Here’s looking at 11 such filmmakers who have raised the bar of Indian cinema: S.S. Rajamouli – Baahubali franchise, RRR S.S. Rajamouli left audiences spellbound with the grandeur of the Baahubali franchise and the spectacle of RRR. His ability to create immersive cinematic worlds has made every new project an event, with fans eagerly anticipating his next film, Varanasi, starring Mahesh Babu. Prashanth Neel – KGF franchise, Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire Prashanth Neel redefined mass-action storytelling with the KGF franchise and Salaar. His signature style, p...
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Mona Singh on shooting an action scene in freezing cold for Kohrra Season 2, “That is one night I will never forget”

2026 has been a remarkable year for Mona Singh, with the actor delivering six diverse projects that have found success and further showcased her versatility as a performer. From exploring different characters to taking on new challenges on screen, Mona has continued to push her boundaries, with Kohrra Season 2 emerging as one of the notable projects in her impressive year. While Mona has consistently demonstrated her ability to slip into varied roles, Kohrra Season 2 presented her with a challenge she had never experienced before. The series saw her take on an action sequence for the first time in her life, with the shoot becoming an unforgettable experience owing to the extreme weather conditions and the physical demands of the scene. Reflecting on the most challenging scene she has ever filmed, Mona shared, “Most challenging scene I've ever filmed I guess would be in my series Kohrra Season 2 where we did the action sequence and I was also like doing action for the first time in...
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Guru Randhawa releases new Punjabi single ‘So What’ featuring Anjini Dhawan; song shot against Sambhar Lake Desert

Singer-songwriter and actor Guru Randhawa has released his new Punjabi single, ‘So What’, featuring Anjini Dhawan in the music video. Released by Saregama, the track is available across major streaming platforms and brings together a high-tempo musical arrangement, Punjabi lyrics and a visual setting centred on the Sambhar Lake desert. The music video moves away from conventional studio-style sets, using the landscape of Sambhar Lake to establish a grunge-inspired visual aesthetic. Anjini Dhawan features alongside Guru Randhawa, with the video incorporating choreography and a series of stylised sequences. The makers have also highlighted a hook step as one of the track’s key visual elements. ‘So What’ is performed by Guru Randhawa, Kiran Bajwa, Rony Ajnali and Shevv. The lyrics have been written by Guru Randhawa, Gill Machhrai and Rony Ajnali, while the composition is credited to Guru Randhawa, Gill Machhrai, Rony Ajnali and Shevv. The song centres on an attitude of carefree confidenc...
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Deepika Padukone talks about Diwali Traditions as she celebrates the festival with daughters Dua and Devi

Diwali holds a special significance for Deepika Padukone this year as the actress celebrates the festival amid an eventful phase in her personal life. With motherhood taking centre stage, the festival of lights offers an opportunity for Deepika to spend time with her family and create memories with her two daughters, Dua and Devi. Speaking about what Diwali means to her and her family, Deepika highlighted the importance of spending quality time together, describing the festival as an occasion that brings people closer through shared experiences. She said, “For us, Diwali has always been about spending quality time with family. Whether it’s spending time together at a mall, or enjoying a meal together at a restaurant, there’s something for every generation to experience and enjoy.” Her comments underline a family-focused approach to the celebrations, with the emphasis on togetherness rather than elaborate festivities. This year’s Diwali comes during a significant period for the actress...
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Radhika Apte on playing Rudra in Netflix’s Akka: “Rudra was a character that I had never played before”

Radhika Apte is set to explore a different kind of character with Akka, Netflix’s upcoming series directed by Dharmaraj Shetty. The actress plays Rudra, an outsider who challenges the established order in Pernuru, a town governed by women for generations. Speaking about the role, Radhika highlighted the contrast between her character’s dramatic appearance and her more complex motivations. “Rudra was a character that I had never played before,” said Radhika as she continued, “On the surface, she is very dramatic and stylish, but internally, there is a lot of complexity to her. That was something I found interesting.” Rudra’s ambitions bring her into conflict with the existing power structure, placing her on a collision course with Bhavani, played by Keerthy Suresh. While the series features a clash between the two characters, Radhika has described Rudra as someone who operates on her own terms rather than conforming to conventional expectations. “Rudra is someone who refuses to be defi...
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Varun Sharma reviews Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar, says “Nostalgia bhi hai, fun bhi hai, drama bhi hai”

Varun Sharma has shared his reaction to Luv Films’ latest romantic comedy Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar, encouraging audiences to watch the film in theatres with their friends. The actor shared his review on social media after watching the film and praised its mix of humour, nostalgia and drama. Directed by Anuj Saini and produced by Luv Ranjan and Ankur Garg, Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar released in theatres on October 23. The film explores young love, friendship and relationships against the backdrop of memories associated with school and college. Sharing his reaction, Varun wrote, “Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar hai badi Maazedar,Just watched the Film and It’s damm Fun yaar. Nostalgia bhi hai Fun bhi hai Drama Bhi hai matlab sab kuch hai. Went through a chain of emotions while laughing out loud 👏❤️ Please dekho Cinema main jaake apne Doston ke saath and relive those School/College Days ✨😍” Varun Sharma urges fans to watch the film with friends In his post, Varun highlighted the nostalgic elements...
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