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Actor Hrithik Roshan recently sparked conversation online after sharing a detailed note about visual effects in cinema following the first glimpse of Ramayana . While the post largely explained how audiences often misunderstand different VFX styles, a reply he left in the comments section has now drawn attention, with fans wondering whether he indirectly addressed criticism around War 2 . Hrithik Roshan responds to fan comment on War 2 VFX debate After his post went viral, several fans joined the discussion in the comments section, calling it a necessary conversation about how VFX-heavy films are judged. The 52-year-old actor agreed with one such remark and noted that filmmakers should also allow themselves more time before presenting early footage from ambitious projects. Among the responses that stood out was a fan comment referencing both Ramayana and War 2 , suggesting the actor’s post might have indirectly defended the latter amid online criticism of its visuals. Reacting to...

Last night, Bollywood Hungama got a sneak peek of the trailer of the much-awaited film of the month, Bhooth Bangla , more than 12 hours before its launch today (April 6). The film has already created a buzz due to its horror-comedy genre, casting and more, and the trailer is expected to further enhance the hype around it. The trailer is around 2 minutes and 58 seconds long and offers a better idea of the premise. The focus, of course, is on the humour quotient. As expected, Akshay Kumar steals the show. There’s no one like him when it comes to comedy, and he proves it yet again. He is ably supported by a stellar cast comprising Rajpal Yadav, Paresh Rawal and the late Asrani. Just seeing all of them together, that too in a Priyadarshan film, is sure to make fans nostalgic and excited. To add to the nostalgia, the makers have used two famous dialogues from Priyadarshan’s memorable comedies of the past, which are sure to be lapped up. Wamiqa Gabbi and Mithila Palkar get limited screen...

The worlds of cricket and cinema often intersect in India, but few moments are as endearing as veteran actor Rakesh Bedi’s recent anecdote involving Sachin Tendulkar. Known for his impeccable comic timing and decades-long career, Bedi shared a memorable interaction with the cricket icon that has since struck a nostalgic chord with fans. Recalling the encounter, Bedi revealed that Tendulkar had words of appreciation for his work. “Sachin Tendulkar… What did he say? He said, ‘Mr. Rakesh, it was fun. You did a great job,’” Bedi shared.Staying true to his comic persona, the actor responded with a witty remark that drew laughter and admiration alike. “I said, yes, you did a great job. Your sixes fell in India. My sixes fell in Pakistan,” he quipped, cleverly referencing the widespread popularity of Indian television and cinema across borders. After Watching Dhurandhar, Sachin Tendulkar called Rakesh Bedi and said: “You were brilliant, Rakesh ji… what a six you hit!” And Rakesh Bedi r...

Actor Janhvi Kapoor has candidly spoken about her first encounter with manipulated imagery resembling deepfakes, recalling a deeply unsettling experience from her school days. Appearing on the Raj Shamani Podcast, the actress shared how the incident left a lasting impression on her and shaped her views on digital ethics and consent. Reflecting on the episode, Kapoor said, “I don’t know if it was technically a deepfake, but it was something like that. I saw a picture of myself on a porn site. We had IT class in school, and the boys used to go on those sites for fun—and my pictures were there. This was while I was still in school. That was a weird experience.” The actor admitted that the incident forced her to confront the darker realities of being in the public eye at a young age. “At some point, I thought, ‘Why? Is this just the price you have to pay?’ Like there’s no morality in these things. With social media, everyone is just putting things out there. If anything, this new ‘woke’...

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In the pre- Gangs Of Wasseypur (2012) era, it was Dev D (2009) that made Anurag Kashyap a force to reckon with. It attained a cult following and 17 years after its release, it’s all set to re-release in cinemas on April 24. As per an article in Bombay Times, the Abhay Deol-Kalki Koechlin-Mahie Gill starrer will be back on the big screen, but only in select theatres. It also carried quotes of Anurag Kashyap, Abhay Deol, Kalki Koechlin and music director Amit Trivedi. Anurag said, “To see Dev D return to the big screen feels special. It’s a film meant to be experienced collectively with Amit Trivedi’s music and Rajeev Ravi’s cinematography powering the narrative. I am curious to see how the new generation responds to it.” Kalki Koechlin revealed, “I remember being so nervous about my Hindi lines that every morning on set, I would practise all my vowels and consonants in Devanagari to get the pronunciation right. The best part about shooting the film was not knowing anything about f...