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"Take me back," Sonakshi captioned the image, which currently has over 102K likes.

I am so thrilled with the response from my Indian fans to ‘Future Nostalgia' (the album that features 'Levitating'). I had an amazing time in India in 2019, and so I always wanted to do something special for them.

We are very excited for players to finally get their hands on Crash Bandicoot: On the Run. "It's been a labor of love for King to bring everybody's favorite marsupial to mobile in a way that is unique and fresh

Apte said apart from providing diverse content to the audience, the OTT platforms serve as a bridge between artistes and makers, both domestic and internationa

The 62-year-old star while making her first appearance after the demise of her husband mentioned how he proposed to her via telegram. She revealed that he was in Paris

Nimrat will be seen in the film "Dasvi", which also features Yami Gautam and Abhishek Bachchan.

The lyrical version from the upcoming flick Love Story was unveiled in the actor's official Twitter account

The first picture shows Janhvi wearing a powder pink cropped top and white track pants, and sports shoes.

Meanwhile, currently, Anushka is embracing motherhood after welcoming her first child with Indian skipper Virat Kolhi.

The actor, who won the National Award in 2014 for his title role in Shahid, has given memorable roles in numerous films in his 11-year-old career -- notably, Aligarh, Bareilly Ki Barfi, CityLights, Omerta

The actor gets talking about the opportunity to be a part of the blockbuster's remake

"PUBG Mobile, one of the most popular battle royale games in the world has achieved a new milestone. The game, according to Tencent, has managed to cross 1 billion accumulated downloads outside China," the company said

The '2 States' actor took to his Instagram handle and shared a pretty smiling picture of his mother along with dedicating a heart-touching note to her.

It is truly humbling to know that the people of India find me relatable. It's a huge compliment because I do consider myself to be one of the masses, and my career journey is the same as every Indian who is trying to make a name

"I don't think that there is any sort of problem for women, be it film music or even non-film music. I mean, no one can deny me work just because I am a woman," she said.

"It's exciting and its humbling because it's a huge honour to be the first of anything. I would be lying if I said that it didn't come with a lot of pressure, a lot of critique and trying to meet people's expectations," said Lilly

"We've been on this road a long time, 30 years on and off, and I've never seen her this bad. I'm frightened that I'll die and she'll have no one to support her. I don't want her to go through any of this alone," Sue said.

Aadar Jain says he has given his all to the upcoming film Hello Charlie, claiming that he has a once-in-a-lifetime role in the comedy. “I’ve worked really hard on portraying Charlie as the goofy, loving, and simplistic boy that our director and I think he is, and I’m thrilled with the response to my comic […]

Hi Hannah, It's been a while. 15 years to be exact. Since the first time I slid those blonde bangs over my forehead in the best attempt to conceal my identity.

Director Venky addressed the gathering first and said, “I have a connection with Rajamahendravaram and happy that Rang De event is taking place here. Basically I did not confine myself

"We didn't really think that that's what people would actually think. I don't think you can be an even kind of sane person and be walking around, like, I have reinvigorated the game of chess!" the Golden Globe-winning actor added.

The new show explores the timely issues of identity, community, historical authorship and patriotism. It will be told from the point of view of Jess Morales

Like his character Farhan from the Rajkumar Hirani directorial, Madhavan quipped he had followed in the footsteps of Khan's Rancho here too.

To keep fans hooked to the screens, filmmakers across all four big belts of South industry -- Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada are gearing up to bring back sequels of films that were blockbusters in recent times.