Emraan Hashmi faces a harsh reality at the box office. With Haq becoming his 20th consecutive failure, the actor has not delivered a single hit in 13 years. His last successful film was The Dirty Picture back in 2011.
Bollywood is gearing up for three major war films releasing within three months. While Border 2 carries the massive legacy of the 1997 blockbuster, Ikkis banks on fresh talent and word of mouth, and 120 Bahadur faces an uphill battle with director Razneesh Ghai’s track record.
It’s a big year for Bollywood’s next generation as close friends Aryan Khan and Ahaan Panday both make their mark, with Aryan debuting as a director with the gritty series ‘The Bastards Of Bollywood’ and Ahaan winning hearts as an actor in the romance ‘Saiyaara’.
The back-to-back box office failures of The Bengal Files and Udaipur Files indicate a potential shift in audience preference, suggesting that controversial or hate-centric themes alone are no longer enough to guarantee success.
Forget romance, 2025 is the year of the epic rivalry. From pan-India titans to generational showdowns, here’s a breakdown of the most anticipated on-screen clashes featuring stars like Hrithik Roshan, Jr NTR, Tiger Shroff, and Sanjay Dutt that are set to redefine action cinema.
Kiara Advani’s last three releases have all struggled at the box office. After Satyaprem Ki Katha earned only average numbers and Game Changer flopped outright, her latest big-ticket film War 2 is also faltering. Despite a ₹400 crore budget and star power from Hrithik Roshan and Jr. NTR, the spy thriller is facing mixed reviews, poor word-of-mouth, and sharp drops in collections, putting Kiara’s career at a critical juncture.
The release of Zach Cregger’s horror film Weapons has sparked a heated online debate among Indian film fans over its striking similarities to the Gujarati hit Vash and its Bollywood remake, Shaitaan.
On its 18th anniversary, we explore the enduring legacy of Chak De! India, from Shah Rukh Khan’s career-defining performance and its powerful social commentary to the fascinating behind-the-scenes stories that made it a timeless classic.
In what can only be described as a catastrophic day at the box office, two legendary 90s directors, Suneel Darshan and Rajiv Rai, have seen their respective comeback films, Andaaz 2 and Zora, open to virtually no audience. The disastrous opening reflects a complete disconnect with today’s viewers.
Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri’s Dhadak 2 is sparking a nationwide conversation with its powerful story on social inequality and career-best performances.
Dhadak 2 Cast Shines a Light on Bollywood’s Rising Outsiders
Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions may be best known for its blockbuster romance and grandeur, but over the past decade, the banner has carved a parallel legacy—one rooted in powerful storytelling, real characters, and socially relevant narratives
