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Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' Set for September Premiere
In the caption, Kangana wrote, "The Beginning of the 50th Year of independent India's darkest chapter. Announcing #KanganaRanaut 's #Emergency In Cinemas on 6th September 2024. The Explosive Saga of The Most Controversial Episode of The History of Indian Democracy sic. "
Lord Hanuman vs. the Dragon: A Legendary Clash Foretold in 'Jai Hanuman' Poster
The new poster shows a strong stance by Lord Hanuman, confronting a dragon. This is the path-breaking attempt in the storyline, promising new feats for Indian mythological cinema.
Tarantino Abandons 10th Film Starring Brad Pitt: 'The Movie Critic' Left in Limbo
According to reports from ‘Variety’, Tarantino has decided to shelve the project indefinitely, signaling a departure from his earlier intentions. Despite ‘The Movie Critic’ being slated as his tenth feature film, sources reveal Tarantino's inclination towards exploring fresh creative avenues rather than revisiting or resurrecting the existing script.
Mammootty to star in Deeno Dennis' action entertainer 'Bazooka'
Mammootty said: "I am really happy to be working with Deeno on this very exciting story. It is always invigorating to work with young professionals who see cinema and the world with fresh eyes, are willing to take risks and want to tell stories that have never been told before.""I am sure that this film will be a milestone for all of us and will thrill the audience as well."
Rajeev Menon film ranked 3rd among Jane Austen adaptations
Taking to Instagram, Menon said: "Twenty-two years down the line, 'Kandukondain' is still being recognised worldwide as one of the better adaptations of Jane Austen. "The script, the music, the actors still live in people's memories. It fills my heart with gratitude that a film one made so passionately in some ways withstands the test of time. Thank you to everyone and the team of the film."
'KGF: Chapter 2' makers start 'Bagheera' shoot with Prashanth Neel's script
The muhurat of the movie was held in Bengaluru. The movie heralds the return of 'Ugram' star Srii Murali and 'KGF' Director Prashanth Neel. While Prashant Neel had directed 'Ugram', he is penning the script of 'Bagheera'. 'Bagheera' is set to be another action thriller from the production house, which is on a dream run.
Pratik Gandhi to play Mahatma Gandhi in biographical web series
The multi-season series, which has been adapted from historian Ramachandra Guha's two books -- 'Gandhi Before India' and 'Gandhi: The Years that Changed the World' -- has cast 'Scam 1992' star Pratik Gandhi in the lead role. Pratik incidentally, shares his last name with the father of the nation.
Will Smith's 'Emancipation' shifting to 2023
According to 'Variety', originally expected to drop on the fall festival circuit later this year, the actor's next film from Apple, and co-produced by his production company Westbrook Studios, is planning to delay the film's release to sometime in 2023. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the movie would have been the first release for Smith following his assault on comedian Chris Rock during the 94th Oscars. As a result, he was banned from attending the Oscars and other Academy-related events for 10 years, reports 'Variety'.
I'd like to make a Hindi remake of 'F3': Anil Ravipudi
Following the success of Venkatesh and Varun Tej's blockbuster 'F2' the director wanted to take the franchise to the next level. Anil Ravipudi, who spoke exclusively to IANS, stated that he had already decided to continue the 'Fun & Frustration' series before 'F2' became a blockbuster success. That is why he began 'F3' as another shot in the franchise.'
The Kashmir Files': The film that set the nation aboil & box office on fire
In today's day and time, how can a person in a position of responsibility afford to not only affect the business of his own company, but also kill a film's prospects? The people designated by multiplex properties to plan bookings for films, the know-all kinds, who play God and decide whether a film deserves any playtime at all at their cinemas and, if it does, how many and what time slots it should get, blundered twice recently. They sabotaged 'Jhund' and planned to do the same to 'The Kashmir Files'.
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