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Following the success of De De Pyaar De (2019), the makers of the film released a sequel, De De Pyaar De 2 in cinemas in November 2025. The first part told the story of a 50-year-old Ashish (Ajay Devgn) who falls in love with 26-year-old Ayesha (Rakul Preet Singh). Trouble arose when Ashish introduced Ayesha to his family as well as his estranged partner, Manju (Tabu). In De De Pyaar De 2, Ayesha decides to inform her father, Rakesh (R Madhavan), and mother, Anju (Gautami Kapoor), that she’s dating Ashish and also arranges their meeting with him. Rakesh and Anju have reservations with the age gap and they try to break their relationship. The lovers break-up in the pre-climax but a solid twist emerges in the last 15 minutes, which left all the viewers stunned. In an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama , producer Luv Ranjan opened up on this aspect. When remarked that no one in their wildest dreams was able to predict the finale of De De Pyaar De 2 , Luv Ranjan joked, “Yes, be...

While almost every component of Border 2 is being widely praised, a section of critics and audiences has expressed dissatisfaction with the dim lighting in the film’s climactic battle sequences. Addressing the concern, director Anurag Singh explains, “The climax is not meant to be dark. It is set in the evening, but I think due to projection issues, it feels darker in some cinemas. In most theatres, it appears fine.” Anurag confirms that corrective measures are already underway. “We have sent out a mail to all theatres explaining how to address this issue. Additionally, we are updating the print in theatres where the climax is appearing darker than intended.” The director also spoke about the challenges of mounting the large-scale action set pieces. “Action is always tough to shoot. And action in a period war film is even more challenging. The trench warfare and tank sequences were particularly demanding. But like I said, I enjoy a good challenge.” Also Read: 68 and still a hurri...

Bollywood Hungama has been at the forefront in giving out news about Salman Khan’s next, Battle Of Galwan . In December, we broke the news that the teaser of the war drama would be unveiled on Salman Khan’s birthday, on December 27. We further informed that the release date of the film will also be announced around the same time. Today, we bring you another exciting piece of information about the film. The shoot was wrapped up in December, and now, Salman is back on the sets for an additional shoot. A source told Bollywood Hungama , “Salman Khan, director Apoorva Lakhia and the team are doing patchwork for the film. At the same time, they’re also adding a few new scenes, some of which feature action. It’s a 15-day schedule.” The source explained the reason for it, “The patchwork was always intended to be done. The additional filming happened because the makers and Salman realized that those scenes are crucial to the narrative and that they would add to the impact. Salman doesn’t wa...

On Republic Day, actress Esha Deol took to social media to share a heartfelt message that combined celebration of family milestones with support for her half-brother’s latest film. Esha’s post highlighted both her pride in their father Dharmendra receiving the Padma Vibhushan posthumously and her admiration for Sunny Deol’s performance in Border 2 . Dharmendra, the legendary actor whose career spanned decades and included iconic films such as Sholay and Chupke Chupke, was announced as a recipient of the Padma Vibhushan, India’s second-highest civilian award, recognising his enduring contribution to Indian cinema. The honour was announced by the government ahead of Republic Day. On Instagram, Esha wrote: “Happy Republic Day. Really happy that our papa is being conferred with the prestigious Padma Vibhushan Award.” She accompanied the message with photographs from a screening of Border 2 , attended with Sunny and their sister Ahana, marking their first public appearance together since...

Actor R. Madhavan has been conferred the Padma Shri, India’s fourth-highest civilian honour, as part of the Padma Awards 2026 announced on the eve of Republic Day by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The recognition acknowledges Madhavan’s contributions to Indian cinema, spanning nearly three decades across Tamil and Hindi film industries. Taking to social media after the announcement, the actor expressed deep gratitude, dedicating the accolade to those who have supported him throughout his career. In an Instagram post, Madhavan wrote, “I accept the Padma Shri with profound gratitude and humility. This honour, bestowed upon me, is beyond my wildest dreams, and I receive it on behalf of my entire family, whose constant support and faith have been my greatest strength.” He specifically credited his mentors, well-wishers, and the public for shaping his journey and guiding him to this moment. Madhavan’s response reflected both emotion and perspective on the broader significance of the award...

As a homage to your father Yash Johar and his Agneepath , you remade the film in 2012? I’m glad I could remake it and give it a hit status. It was exactly that a homage. A homage is a homage. I never saw it as a remake or an adaptation. For me, it was always a tribute to my father and to his dreams for that film. It was wonderful to see it attain hit status, and I believe we even managed a super-hit status. Looking back, is there a sense of satisfaction? I feel my job was done. I don’t compare it with my father’s Agneepath . That film is about a son’s revenge for his father. In a sense, my Agneepath was also my revenge. My Agneepath in 2012 was a son’s revenge, revenge against what, I don’t quite know but I felt my father was so broken at the time he was unfairly labelled a failure. His Agneepath didn’t deserve that tag. What made you choose Karan Malhotra to direct the film? I realised Karan Malhotra would be the right person because I had worked with him on My Name Is Khan ...