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On the occasion of Friendship Day, actor Varun Sharma has exclusively spoken about his upcoming film, Side Heroes, a promising story celebrating friendship and centred on three friends. He assured audiences that it is not merely a maddening comedy but also explores important aspects of life. He further drew parallels with the iconic friendship film Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (2011). Varun Sharma said, “Side Heroes is not just a hilarious friendship film. It’s like Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara – it makes us realize what truly matters in life, success and views happiness with a fresh lens.” Side Heroes is produced by Imtiaz Ali, Mahaveer Jain and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba. Besides Varun Sharma, the film also stars Abhishek Banerjee and Aparshakti Khurana. A few days ago, Bollywood Hungama exclusively revealed that a fresh face has been cast as the female lead in this coming-of-age friendship film. Set in the heartland of India, Side Heroes tells the poignant yet comical story of three childhood f...

Sonu Nigam opened up about his career, the ups and downs, and much more in a conversation on the YouTube show 'Game Changers with Komal Nahta'. The actor began his career as a singer, and in the early 2000s he worked as an actor in films such as Jaani Dushman - Ek Anokhi Kahani (2002), Kash Aap Hamare Hote (2003), and Love In Nepal (2004). Sonu looked back at it and opened up like never before. Sonu Nigam began by saying, “Uss baat ko 24 saal ho gaye hain. 24 years back, I was a baccha who had just experienced fame as a singer. Every artist is a beej (seed). That beej needs a mali (gardener), soil, sunlight etc. If the seed doesn’t get these requirements, it won’t grow, even if it’s a banyan tree’s seed. When it comes to singing, I got sunlight, favourable weather and nourishing soil. By that time, I would have got these nutrients for my acting career, maine acting chod diya (smiles). I didn’t get the chance.” He remarked, “If I had access to the correct mali for my acting, to...

Arjun Kapoor has opened up about the personal changes that have reshaped his life over the past year, revealing that prioritising his mental and emotional wellbeing has become one of his biggest focus areas. The actor spoke about learning to set boundaries, making time for self-care, and why therapy has now become an essential part of his routine. Reflecting on his journey of self-improvement, Arjun shared that one of the most significant lessons he has learned is the importance of saying ‘no’ when something no longer aligns with his priorities. “You have to ask yourself whether it genuinely makes sense for you and whether it adds value to your life,” he stated. The actor admitted that for nearly 15 years, he was driven by the desire to remain constantly occupied, often choosing quantity over quality when it came to work. Looking back, he acknowledged that his eagerness to stay busy influenced many of his professional decisions, leaving little room for rest or self-reflection. “I alwa...

If you are an active social media user with a particular interest in current affairs and movies, chances are your timeline is currently flooded with Reels of Ravi Kishan. The veteran film and political personality has always been a favourite of the netizens. But this year, his popularity has reached another level, and the past week has played a huge role in it. Ravi Kishan began his career working in Hindi films in the 90s. But it was Tere Naam (2003) that got him the much-needed attention. In 2006, he rocked the show as the totla sidekick in Phir Hera Pheri (2006). The same year, he appeared in Season 1 of Bigg Boss, which made him a household name. Ever since, Ravi Kishan has been consistently doing great work in different film industries of the country. He also became popular in politics and, at present, is also an MP from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. In 2024, his track record got a boost with Laapataa Ladies. His portrayal of an honest but quirky police officer won hearts. The film r...

The terrific advance booking for Spider-Man: Brand New Day had indicated that the superhero flick was all set for a smashing opening. Yet, the final numbers left fans, the media, the industry and the trade in a state of disbelief. The credit, of course, goes to Spider-Man’s immense popularity, the success of the earlier instalments, the appeal of its lead actors, Tom Holland and Zendaya, and, last but not least, the efforts of the team at Sony Pictures Releasing International, India. In an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama, Shony Panjikaran, General Manager and Head of Sony Pictures Releasing International, India, opened up about the release and marketing strategies that helped the film achieve a record-breaking opening day. Shony Panjikaran began by saying, “We knew something big was coming. Spider-Man has always been a major brand in India, and with Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), its popularity went to another level. With this film, we wanted to push the envelope even furt...

Actor and politician Kangana Ranaut has once again addressed the criticism surrounding her recent remarks on Gen-Z protestors. After facing widespread backlash online, the actress has now shared another clarification on social media, maintaining her stance while responding to the memes and criticism directed at her. Over the past few days, Kangana has been at the centre of a heated online debate after her comments on the ongoing NEET protests sparked outrage. While many social media users criticised her statements, others circulated memes and video clips from her films, pointing to what they described as contradictions between the strong, rebellious characters she has portrayed on screen and the views she has recently expressed in public. Responding to these comparisons, Kangana took to her Instagram Stories on July 31 to defend herself once again. In a strongly worded note, she argued that fictional characters and real-life situations should not be equated. She wrote, “You want to us...