Arpita Sarkar is a Content Writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering themes such as film and cinema, theater, music, and broader cultural topics, with a keen focus on celebrities, concerts, festivals, and pop culture. Arpita's work has been featured in notable outlets including Woman's Era Magazine, Economic and Political Weekly, PINKVILLA, Hindustan Times Syndication, Hindustan Times, Times Network, and Zoom Entertainment Television.
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By: Arpita Sarkar
Mukul Dev’s untimely death in May 2025 left the film industry and his fans deeply saddened. Following his demise, Ajay Devgn and Mrunal Thakur starrer Son Of Sardaar 2 was widely believed to be his final on-screen appearance. However, that is reportedly not the case. A recent report mentioned that the late actor will also be seen in the upcoming spy comedy Udta Teer, headlined by Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan., Bollywood, Times Now
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Taapsee Pannu has always been vocal about the kind of cinema she wants to be associated with, and her latest comments have once again caught the internet’s attention. During a recent conversation, the actress reflected on how mainstream films have evolved over the years and admitted that she feels fortunate to have started her career when she did. Taapsee went on to say that she would “prefer retiring” rather than doing certain kinds of films, stressing that her filmography will remain even as cinematic trends change., Bollywood, Times Now
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The magic is officially returning to Hogwarts, but this time, Harry Potter is stepping onto the screen with a brand-new face. HBO has released another trailer for its upcoming Harry Potter series, giving fans a closer look at Dominic McLaughlin as the Boy Who Lived, alongside Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley and Arabella Stanton as Hermione Granger., OTT, Times Now
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Friday OTT Releases (September 4, 2026): Looking for something new to stream this weekend? The latest OTT releases arriving on September 4, 2026 bring together an entertaining mix of films and shows across major platforms. Dhamaal 4 brings back the popular comedy franchise, while Mayday offers a different flavour of entertainment on Apple TV. Regional audiences can also look forward to titles such as Jagamae Sangeetham, The Court, and Unmadham, while Netflix adds Earle Meets World to its lineup., OTT, Times Now
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Yash’s Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown Ups is gearing up for a special theatrical rollout in India with its English-language version. The gangster drama, which has generated considerable buzz around its scale, darker world and international ambitions, will be screened in select metropolitan cities. Ahead of its release, the English version has now cleared a key certification hurdle, offering audiences another way to experience Geetu Mohandas’ ambitious film on the big screen., South, Times Now
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Hanuman Ansh has emerged as a surprise box-office success after opening to a modest response, but director Vishal Chaturvedi says the film had to fight for screens before finding its audience. In a recent interview, Chaturvedi revealed that the film’s show count dropped from 250 to just 25, with major multiplexes initially sceptical about screening it. As the film gained momentum, several industry personalities reached out to congratulate him., Bollywood, Times Now
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Blackpink’s Lisa is giving fans a glimpse into a side of her life that has often remained out of the spotlight. In her upcoming documentary Always Lalisa, the K-pop star gets candid about dating and the expectations that come with being one of the world’s biggest idols. Lisa reflects on her younger years and the relationships she experienced before revealing why romance can be complicated in the K-pop industry., Korean, Times Now
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Taapsee Pannu has never been one to chase the conventional definition of a Bollywood heroine, and the actress recently opened up about the insecurities that came with being told she did not fit that mould. From comments about her face and hair to feeling that she would have to change too much to fit the industry’s idea of beauty, Taapsee revealed why she eventually chose to accept herself instead., Bollywood, Times Now
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SEVENTEEN’s Mingyu has taken a significant step toward his upcoming military service, debuting a buzzcut that has left CARATs emotional. With his alternative service as a social service agent set to begin on September 10, the new hairstyle has made the countdown feel more real for fans. Social media was quickly filled with reactions to Mingyu’s transformation, with many admitting they were not prepared to see him with his enlistment haircut just yet., Korean, Times Now
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Twenty seasons in, Bigg Boss has become more than a reality show. It has become a daily conversation, one that spills from living rooms into social media feeds, group chats and workplaces. As Bigg Boss 20 arrives on September 6 on JioHotstar and Colors TV, the question is no longer whether the format is familiar, but why audiences continue to return to it., TV, Times Now
