ENTERTAINMENT

Karthik Aryan shines in explosive trailer of 'Dhamaka'
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The film marks Karthik's foray into the world of intense and gritty storytelling. Karthik essays the role of Arjun Pathak, a news anchor who spirals into the dark abyss of uncertainty, deceit and mind games after a terrorist makes a phone call to him about an attack that would engulf an entire city.
Sonu Nigam, Shaan to share hotseat on 'KBC 13'
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They'll sing popular tracks such as 'Dus Bahane', 'All is Well', 'My Dil Goes', 'Main Agar Kahoon', and more. The singers will be seen on the hotseat and will be playing the game along with the popular reality show's celebrity host, Amitabh Bachchan. Big B will be seen laying down a rule for the guests requiring them to sing a song whenever they complete a 'padav'.
Jai Bhim' hype gets a boost with 'Power' song release
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Expectations are high from the film and the makers have added to the buzz by releasing its first track titled 'Power'. Its Tamil lyrics by Arivu, which express the theme of the narrative, have been set to music by Sean Roldan. The movie is touted as an intense story that revolves around the lives of underprivileged people who live in a socially segregated world and have suffered years of oppression.
Dentist-actress Miloni Jhonsa talks about her dream debut in 'Rashmi Rocket'
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According to her, it has been her "dream debut" as the movie caught the audience's attention for all good reasons and put her in the limelight. A dentist by profession, Miloni decided to switch her career after she realised her calling. But, like every underdog story, her initial phase was replete with quite a bit of struggle and rejections which are part and parcel of any actor's life.
New 'Shyam Singha Roy' poster reveals Nani's second avatar
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Billed as a supernatural thriller centred around the theme of reincarnation, the big-budget production with lots of VFX has been directed by Rohit Sankityan of 'Taxiwaala' fame. The cast also consists of Krithi Shetty, Madonna Sebastian and Bengali actor Jisshu Sengupta. The first poster showed Nani as a Bengali bhadralok, completely different from Vasu, who's seen romancing Sai Pallavi, the film's female lead, in a period setting.
Mel Brooks' classic, 'History of the World, Part I', to get a sequel
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The original film, which saw Brooks play five roles, including that of Moses, was made up of segments, each parodying different periods of world history, from the Stone Age to the French Revolution. It also saw the movie debut of America's most celebrated tap dancer, Gregory Hines, as well as cameos by 'Playboy' founder Hugh Hefner and Nigel Hawthorne of 'Yes, Minister' and 'Yes, Prime Minister' fame.
When Mumabi Taxi Drivers shooed away Juhi Chawla and Aamir Khan
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On the chat show of comedian Kapil Sharma, Juhi talked about the incident that happened in 1981 before the release of Qayamat se Qayamat tak. She revealed that during that time the Mumbai Taxis used to carry the film’s posters and before the release of their movie, Aamir Khan went from one taxi driver to another requesting them to carry their film’s posters.
Kourtney Kardashian exchanges rings with boyfriend Travis Barker
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Announcing the good news, Kourtney, 42, took to her social media handle to share dreamy pictures from their wedding ceremony. The photo captures, the KUWK star and the Blink-182 drummer hugging on a beach, amid a circle of roses, captioning the post "forever." Barker commented "FOREVER" underneath the post. Barker popped the question at a beachside hotel in Montecito, California, on Sunday, according to a report by TMZ.
'Bigg Boss 15': Is friendship of Jay Bhanushali and Tejasswi on the rocks?
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As Shamita Shetty's tenure as the house captain comes to an end, the house is looking for a new commander who will lead them. Jay Bhanushali and Tejasswi Prakash have remained great friends since the beginning of this season. However, it appears that the selection process for captaincy has created a massive rift between them.
Meera Deosthale: I don't like comparing myself to anyone
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Highlighting the pros and cons of her profession, the actor adds: "I was just telling a friend recently that the best part of being an actor is we get to experience every emotion at depth and in grandiose, and then we get to come back to our normal self once the director says cut."
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