Varun Dhawan and Mrunal Thakur lead the World Laughter Day campaign for Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai, pushing its full-on masala entertainer vibe. The latest promotional beat positions the film as a cheerful big-screen comedy ahead of its June 5, 2026 release.
Tara Sutaria is set for her Cannes 2026 debut as momentum around *Toxic* pushes her into a bigger global spotlight. The new development marks a pivotal phase in Tara Sutaria’s screen journey.
Patriot Kerala box office remains strong as the Mammootty and Mohanlal starrer collects Rs 13.75 crore gross in 2 days. The spy thriller has held audience attention well after its opening day.
*Michael* has emerged as a breakout India success, grossing Rs 41.25 crore in just 9 days. The Jaafar Jackson starrer is showing rare box office strength for a music biopic in the market.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 has posted a 10 percent jump on Day 2 in India, taking its two-day total to Rs 11.35 crore gross. The sequel is showing strong traction in premium multiplexes across major urban centres.
Akshay Kumar’s *Bhooth Bangla* is closing in on the Rs 150 crore nett mark after a strong third Saturday at the box office. The Priyadarshan directorial continues to show impressive staying power.
Chand Mera Dil is building intrigue by revealing mood and emotion while keeping its central conflict hidden. Dharma Productions’ restrained campaign gives the romantic drama a distinct identity before release.
Raja Shivaji has stormed to ₹23.90 crore net in just two days, giving Riteish Deshmukh’s historical epic a commanding early box office run. The film’s strong hold after its opening points to sustained audience interest.
Ek Din box office collection slipped below ₹80 lakh on day 2, deepening concerns around its theatrical run. The Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi starrer now faces a steep climb after a weak start.
Ayushmann Khurrana says *Pati Patni Aur Woh Do* is not promoting infidelity, but leaning into pure comedy and misunderstandings. His response has shifted the debate around the trailer and put the film’s family-friendly pitch front and center.
*Ginny Weds Sunny 2* has ended its theatrical run with a disastrous ₹1.54 crore net in India. The Medha Shankar and Avinash Tiwary starrer failed to convert its sequel setup into box office traction.
Kollywood strike tensions are escalating as Tamil producers push back against high star salaries and demand performance-linked pay. The standoff could reshape how big Tamil films are financed.
