Jacqueline Fernandez has shot a special appearance for *Nayi Naveli*, adding fresh intrigue to Yami Gautam Dhar’s upcoming film. The exclusive update gives *Nayi Naveli* another talking point as buzz builds around its unusual horror comedy setup.
Bejoy Nambiar could be headed for another collaboration with Colour Yellow after *Tu Yaa Main*, this time for a darker action drama. The development signals a sharper genre push for the banner and a compelling next move for the filmmaker.
Akshay Kumar has confirmed that *Gorkha* has been shelved, bringing a long-pending update to rest. The decision closes the chapter on the much-discussed film ahead of *Bhooth Bangla*’s release.
Aanand L Rai is reportedly developing an epic period romance with Kriti Sanon and Dhanush after *Tere Ishk Mein*. The possible new collaboration adds an intriguing new layer to this evolving on-screen pairing.
Yami Gautam Dhar has started filming *Nayyi Naveli*, a new Colour Yellow horror comedy directed by Balaji Mohan. The project adds another distinctive, performance-led title to her evolving filmography.
Yami Gautam Dhar begins shooting *Nayyi Navelli* from April 7, with the film starting in Mumbai before moving to Bhopal and Meerut. The supernatural comedy pairs her with a high-concept role backed by a strong creative team.
Prime Video announced *Nayi Naveli* at Prime Video Presents, with Yami Gautam Dhar leading Aanand L Rai’s folklore powered horror comedy. Here is what’s confirmed so far about the film’s director, production plans, and theatrical rollout.
Ahaan Panday is seeing a surge in attention after *Saiyaara*, with new offers reportedly coming in from Aanand L Rai and Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra. Here’s what the latest update says about Ahaan Panday’s next potential films.
Adarsh Gourav opens up about *Tu Yaa Main* and why it is a risk to make a commercial film on an actor like him. The actor also reflects on stereotypes, casting anxieties, and the gratitude he feels for the team backing an unconventional lead pairing.
Adarsh Gourav addresses *Tu Yaa Main* box office struggles and says post-pandemic audiences are showing up mainly for big-ticket films like *Animal* and *Dhurandhar*. The actor warns that low numbers could discourage producers from backing mid-budget experiments.
Tu Yaa Main is building serious momentum at the box office, with Saturday numbers jumping 3X over Friday for the survival thriller now playing in cinemas.
Tu Yaa Main makers are organising special shows across 10 cities today to build early buzz and organic word of mouth before the theatrical release.
