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Kalki 2898 AD Box Office Collection: Prabhas-Deepika Padukone starrer earns 500 crores in 4 days In the year 2023, from Gadar 2 to Jawan, Animal and Salaar, the box office was stormed. But 2024 has been dull so far compared to last year. Films like Fighter, HanuMan and Shaitaan tried to keep the business on point, but there was more blast in 2023. But now there is no need to worry at all because Kalki has arrived. Prabhas, Deepika Padukone and Amitabh Bachchan starrer Kalki 2898 AD is thrashing box office records one after the other. Its business has crossed Rs 500 crores worldwide and that too in just four days. Kalki’s fourth-day box office collection at the domestic box office is enough to blow your mind as well.

Regency Secrets to Teenage Turmoil: 5 OTT romance titles that will sweep you off our feet As we eagerly anticipate the release of Part 2 of Bridgerton’s Season 3, it’s the perfect time to let the tides of love and romance wash over you. So, whether you’re in the mood to listen to cute love stories on audio or binge-watch a romantic series or film, here are a few titles that will set the mood right for the much-awaited upcoming release. What are you waiting for? Sit back and allow these stories to swoon you over with their charm.

Emergency postponed: Kangana Ranaut’s movie not to release on September 6 as it awaits censor certificate Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha from Mandi and Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut has been vigorously promoting her upcoming film Emergency at all given opportunities. However, seems like now the actor will have to stop the promotions to resume them some time back. Latest reports claim that the Emergency may have been postponed. The delay was most likely caused by film-related concerns. Moreover, on August 31, the Punjab and Haryana High Court heard a complaint filed by Gurinder Singh and Jagmohan Singh.These Mohali citizens urged that Emergency’s censor certificate, awarded by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), be removed. They also stated that the film should be examined by prominent Sikh figures before its release in theatres.