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Actresses Breeda Wool and Natasha Halevi are set to lead Sander Gusinow's female-driven thriller 'Cottontail,'

The trailer for Nirjhar Mitra's series 'Queens,' starring Mimi Chakraborty, has been released. This intense thriller, set in North Bengal, chronicles four women battling systemic oppression to reclaim their lives. Chakraborty describes her role as Meera as deeply emotional, highlighting the characters' resilience.

While bustling through a hectic filming schedule for S.S. Rajamouli's grand project 'Varanasi', Priyanka Chopra Jonas took a sweet break to savor the exquisite Himayat mangoes in Hyderabad. She delighted her followers on Instagram with a glimpse of her 'mango love', embracing the flavors of her homeland as she gears up for this high-budget film featuring an all-star ensemble.

Priyanka Chopra is set to star opposite Orlando Bloom in the survival thriller 'Reset', where she plays a woman with amnesia in the wilderness. She'll also co-produce the film. Meanwhile, Chopra's spy thriller 'Citadel' Season 2 just premiered, and she's also slated to lead SS Rajamouli's 'Varanasi' alongside Mahesh Babu, with filming planned in Antarctica.

Saif Ali Khan's 'Kartavya' offers a grounded, gritty investigative drama, eschewing Bollywood's typical extravagance for realism and emotional tension. The film, praised for its dark narrative and Saif's compelling performance as an honest cop battling corruption and personal turmoil, draws comparisons to 'Sacred Games' for its raw intensity. Despite predictable plot points, it's an engaging watch for thriller fans.

The trailer of 'The Maharashtra Files', directed by Sanjivkumar Rathod, was launched on May 18. The Marathi film is a bold political drama revolving around corruption, land acquisition, and the misuse of power. Featuring Mangesh Desai, Usha Nadkarni, and Sayaji Shinde, the film is set to release on May 29, 2026.

Dhanush's latest film 'Kara' is facing a significant box office slowdown, with its 19th-day collection dropping to a low of over Rs 8 lakh. This dip follows a strong opening week and a subsequent decline, compounded by a clash with Suriya's 'Karuppu'. The action thriller, exploring themes of survival and human emotions, has garnered mixed reviews.

Charlize Theron and Baltasar Kormakur are joining forces again for a new action thriller titled 'Six Clean Kills'. The film is set up at Universal Pictures. Kormakur will direct and produce, while Theron will produce and star. The plot details are currently secret. This collaboration follows their successful survival-action film 'Apex'. Theron is producing under her Secret Menu banner.

Georgekutty, now a successful producer, faces renewed threats in 'Drishyam 3'. Varun's parents, aided by former police, plot to frame his daughter Anju. Georgekutty makes a morally complex decision to protect his family, even injuring his daughter. He offers to confess, but the ending suggests the ordeal isn't over.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru secured a dramatic two-wicket victory over Mumbai Indians on the final ball, eliminating MI from IPL 2026. Krunal Pandya's resilient 73 and Bhuvneshwar Kumar's match-winning six off the last delivery propelled RCB to a thrilling chase of 167.

Whether you call it karma or symmetry or simply the long arc of football's most generous rivalry, the ledger between these two clubs has a strange and beautiful balance to it. Bernabeu spent years rebuilding United out of nothing but goodwill, and the game eventually sent his club the greatest player of his generation in return.

This week’s OTT releases include ‘Citadel’ Season 2, ‘Dacoit’, ‘Lord of the Flies’, ‘Lukkhe’, and more across OTT platforms. From crime thrillers and action to romance and drama, the lineup offers a mix of new titles and returning favourites, giving viewers plenty to add to their watchlist.

Dhanush and Mamitha Baiju's latest offering, 'Kara', is witnessing a lukewarm reception at the box office, with its collections tapering off after an encouraging premiere. To date, the film has achieved Rs 30.26 crore net domestically and Rs 10.15 crore in foreign markets, culminating in a total of Rs 45.04 crore globally in just over a week.

A bizarre internet theory claims Barron Trump is connected to time travel, fueled by 19th-century novels featuring a 'Baron Trump' and a mentor named 'Don.' Further intrigue arose from Nikola Tesla's research, examined by Donald Trump's uncle. Despite debunking, the theory persists due to its blend of history, mystery, and viral appeal.

Nature's spy, the mimic octopus, amazes with its survival skills. This creature lives in sandy tropical areas. It impersonates over 13 other sea animals. It changes its body shape and skin patterns instantly. This helps it hunt and avoid predators. The mimic octopus is a true master of disguise in the ocean.

Dive into this week's streaming sensations, where there's something for everyone! If you're in the mood for tension, check out the suspenseful crime thrillers 'Criminal Record' and '24'. Adventure awaits with survival sagas like 'Greenland 2: Migration' and 'Apex'. Unleash your fears with 'If Wishes Could Kill', or travel back in time with the intriguing ping-pong drama 'Marty Supreme'.

Shanaya Kapoor and Tiger Shroff are set to star in a zombie comedy backed by Firoz Nadiadwala and directed by Ahmed Khan. The film will go on floors by end-2025. It marks Tiger’s shift from action to comedy. Meanwhile, he also has Lag Jaa Gale, while Welcome To The Jungle releases in 2026.

Nani's upcoming action thriller 'The Paradise' is facing significant production delays, causing him to miss out on other promising projects. Directors Shouryuv, Cibi Chakravarthi, and TJ Gnanavel have reportedly moved on to collaborate with other actors due to the extended schedule. This has impacted Nani's film lineup and potential collaborations.

Actor Rajeev Khandelwal recreated the magic of his film "Table No. 21" song "Mann Mera" on his reality show "Tum Ho Naa Ghar Ki Superstar." He fulfilled a contestant's dream by dancing with her to the popular track. The show celebrates homemakers and marks Khandelwal's return to the small screen.