Subhash Ghai, veteran filmmaker, admitted to ICU at Mumbai’s Lilavati hospital

CTRL Twitter Review: Netizens hail Ananya Panday, but criticise film’s screenplay Ananya Panday and Vihaan Samat’s latest offering cyber thriller CTRL has premiered on Netflix this Friday. People who have watched the film already have put out their first hand reviews on social media. Vikramaditya Motwane’s directorial depicted a cutting-edge thriller about our rising dependency on technology. The trailer showcased Ananya as Nella Awasthi and Vihaan Samat as Joe Mascarenhas, a couple who create content together and are popular on social media. However, their perfect online took a complete turn when they broke up and Ananya through an online application desired to delete him from her life. So, let us check out how the audience felt about this film and whether it is worth giving a try this weekend or not.

Kanguva to The Sabarmati Report, theatrical releases of the week Theatrical releases of this week promise touching re-releases, mind-blowing action, captivating drama, and epic storytelling. Gladiator II returns to ancient Rome, where the pursuit of justice is motivated by devotion and vengeance. As a warrior’s journey takes place over millennia, Kanguva seamlessly combines historical events with contemporary action. With raw intensity and huge stakes, Bhairathi Ranagal delves into the emergence of a powerful character in Kannada film. The Sabarmati Report revisits a crucial period in Indian history and highlights a journalist’s pursuit of truth. Additionally, to enjoy the wonder and charm of Bollywood’s Badshaah re-releases like Kal Ho Na Ho, Pardes, and Veer Zaara during Shah Rukh Khan’s birthday month will also be available in theatres. 

‘Stop using my name to gain political mileage…,’ Rakul Preet Singh breaks silence on Konda Surekha’s remark Telangana Minister Konda Surekha raised a significant stir when she alleged that Bharat Rashtra Samiti Chief KT Rama Rao hooked Telugu actresses to narcotics. The Congress leader claimed that KTR used to tap the actresses’ phones and blackmail them. While Surekha apologised for her remark, actress Rakul Preet Singh, who has primarily worked in the Telugu film business, wrote a detailed response on the subject. The actor refrained the Congress minister from politicising her name.