Ibrahim Ali Khan’s latest pics raise temperature on internet, netizens call him ‘younger version of Saif’

Vashu Bhagnani, Jackky Bhagnani accuse Ali Abbas Zafar for of siphoning funds, sought payment of Rs 7.5 crore Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff’s big-budget film ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’ was released in theatres on April 11, this year. And the film brought a great disappointment to the cast and makers after its disastrous performance a the box office. Several days after the release of the film, it has again come into discussion. The news of the rift between the producers Vashu Bhagnani-Jackky Bhagnani and director of ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’ has gained momentum. The dispute over money between the two has increased so much that now both are accusing each other. While director Ali Abbas was accused of not getting his payment, now NRI producers Vashu and Jackky Bhagnani have also filed a complaint against Ali Abbas Zafar accusing him of misusing money.

IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack to Tandav, 5 web series that got engrossed into controversies due to their content In the last few years, the popularity of web series has increased a lot in the country. This is the reason why the producers are constantly bringing new seasons to almost every series. These web shows give a different experience to the audience, which they do not get to see in films or daily soaps. Many things get censored in films, while web series constantly provide a unique experience to the audience with bold topics and scenes. Due to censorship not being applied as prominently on web series, many series get embroiled in controversies after release. Hence, let’s have a look at those web series, which became controversial after release and had to face opposition from the audiences.

Maharaj: Netflix halts release of Aamir Khan’s son Junaid’s film after Gujarat HC puts a stay Junaid Khan-starrer Maharaj was scheduled to premiere on June 14 on Netflix but the streaming giant halted its release after the Gujarat High Court stayed its release following a petition by members of a Hindu sect who claimed the film would hurt their religious sentiments. Aamir Khan’s son Junaid is making his debut with Maharaj. However, the film caught the attention of social media users on Wednesday with hashtags such as “Boycott Netflix” and “Ban Maharaj Film” trending on X (formerly Twitter). On Thursday, Aamir Khan was also trending on the social media platform along with several screenshots of his superhit film, PK.