mithun

In a heartwarming twist during the latest episode of Star Singer, host mithun Ramesh was overwhelmed with emotion as his colleagues organized a surprise birthday bash. The festivities kicked off with a moving video that highlighted his inspiring journey, followed by a surprise visit from his mother, who presented him with a cherished gold ring.

Amid "propaganda" claims on social media, actor Namashi Chakraborty urged audiences to watch 'Aakhri Sawal' before judging it. The film, starring Sanjay Dutt and based on 100 years of RSS, held a special screening in New Delhi on May 13. It releases on May 15 in four languages.

Madalsa Sharma revealed her father-in-law mithun Chakraborty's unwavering support for her career, especially in television. She also shared her unique journey with husband Mimoh, which led directly to marriage without dating. Sharma reflected on her impactful four-year stint on 'Anupamaa,' portraying the complex character of Kavya.

Former captain Tamim Iqbal, now heading an interim BCB committee, expressed disappointment over Bangladesh's mishandled exclusion from the T20 World Cup 2026. He believes the previous administration failed to find a compromise with the ICC, costing the country a valuable opportunity. Tamim also emphasized the strong relationship between the BCB and BCCI, assuring India of Bangladesh's safety for future tours.

Singer Jonita Gandhi experienced a deeply personal homecoming performing in Toronto at A. R. Rahman's musical spectacle, Rangreza. She delivered a memorable rendition of 'Tere Bina' with Rahman and a live orchestra at Meridian Hall, a moment made even more special by performing in her hometown with family present.

In a dazzling display of talent, Surya Narayanan, a contestant on Star Singer, wowed judges and audiences alike with his powerful interpretation of Madhu Balakrishnan's 'Amme Amme' during the critical free-hit round. His stellar performance not only earned him a coveted golden star from the esteemed K. S.

Says minors increasingly vulnerable; calls for close monitoring by parents, schools

In a dazzling display of talent, Vaishakan and Surya Narayanan took the 'One V/S One' round of Star Singer by storm with their captivating performance of 'Deva Shree Ganesha'. The judges couldn't help but shower them with compliments for their vibrant energy, impeccable pitch, and the spirited competition between them.

Rajinikanth's highly anticipated 'Jailer 2' has been postponed from its initial August release to September 4, coinciding with the Krishna Jayanthi holiday. This strategic delay aims to allow ample time for post-production. The film boasts an even larger ensemble cast, including special appearances from Mohanlal and Shiva Rajkumar, following the massive success of the first installment.

Veteran stand-up comedian Sunil Pal has voiced strong concerns over the growing obscenity in modern comedy, saying abusive and vulgar content is negatively influencing young audiences and damaging the legacy of clean entertainment.

Doctor-turned-actor Palash Tiwari recalls a soulful first visit to Varanasi—darshan at Kashi Vishwanath, Ganga Aarti and a sunset boat ride—while reflecting on his leap from medicine to acting and the challenges of typecasting. He also shares the thrill of working with industry veterans and how OTT platforms opened up diverse opportunities...

Renowned Indian actress Sridevi is fondly remembered for her unforgettable roles and her principled stance on personal boundaries in the film industry. A particularly controversial moment arose during the production of 'Guru' when director Umesh Mehra allegedly found a loophole to add a kissing scene that Sridevi had outright rejected.

Before pan-Indian blockbusters, Rambha effortlessly dominated Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Hindi cinema. Known for her glamour and energetic performances, she starred alongside industry giants. Her breakthrough came with 'Sargam', followed by hits like 'Ullathai Allitha' and Bollywood collaborations with Salman Khan. Today, she's a successful businesswoman with a significant net worth.

Madalsa Sharma has opened up about feminism, marriage and family dynamics in a recent chat, revealing how support at home—especially from husband Mahaakshay Chakraborty and father-in-law mithun Chakraborty—has shaped both her personal and professional life. The actress credited her husband for being her biggest pillar of support, especially given the demanding nature of television work. When asked if mithun Chakraborty can be called a male feminist, Madalsa didn’t hesitate.

Vivek Agnihotri accuses Mamata Banerjee of banning The Kashmir Files and The Bengal Files (Sept 2025 release starring mithun Chakraborty, Anupam Kher), assaults, and FIRs in Bengal. "Never again," he vows, celebrating the "unprecedented victory."

Bengal witnesses a historic shift as Suvendu Adhikari takes oath as the state's first BJP Chief Minister, alongside five cabinet ministers. Prime Minister Modi graced the occasion at Brigade Parade Ground, marking a significant political turn. The new government's formation emphasizes regional balance and organizational strength, with a cabinet expansion anticipated soon.

Madalsa Sharma, who is best known for playing Kavya in the hit TV show Anupamaa, recently opened up about an unsettling experience from the early days of her film career. The actress, who is married to Mahaakshay Chakraborty, son of veteran actor mithun Chakraborty, recalled how a ‘renowned filmmaker’ once made an inappropriate request during a meeting when she was just 19.

Actor Mukesh Rishi, who played the outrageous antagonist Bulla in the 1998 movie "Gunda", has spoken about the film's director, Kanti Shah, and heaped praise on the director saying that he had "mastery" over the cinema he made.

Actress Madalsa Sharma, known for 'Anupamaa', revealed a disturbing encounter from her teenage years in the film industry. A renowned filmmaker allegedly asked her to wear a bikini privately to assess her comfort level. Sharma firmly stated that while she's open to costumes for on-screen roles, private auditions of that nature were unacceptable, asserting her professional boundaries.

Actor Mukesh Rishi reflects on the 28th anniversary of the 1998 action film 'Gunda,' admitting initial doubts about his involvement. He now acknowledges the film's cult status, particularly among younger audiences who appreciate its unique humor and dialogue. Rishi credits writer Bashir Babbar for the memorable characterizations that made 'Gunda' a lasting sensation.