Dhurandhar 2 Teaser To Be Out Tomorrow?; Sai Pallavi To Star In Dhanush's D55

Dhurandhar 2 has to be one of the most talked-about and anticipated films of 2026. While audiences are waiting with bated breath for March 19, it looks like something big is coming tomorrow, as both Aditya

Dhar and Ranveer Singh have dropped a major hint. Taking to their Instagram accounts, Ranveer and Aditya have posted a story which hints at something big.

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The makers of director Rajkumar Periasamy’s eagerly awaited upcoming film, featuring actor Dhanush in the lead, on Monday welcomed actress Sai Pallavi on board the unit of the film, much to the delight of fans and filmbuffs.

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Colors TV’s iconic Naagin franchise continues to captivate audiences, now running strong for seven seasons. Produced by Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms, the seventh season premiered on December 27, 2025. And it has already generated significant buzz with its intriguing storylines, unexpected twists, and a stellar cast led by fan favourites Priyanka Chahar Chaudhary, Eisha Singh and Namik Paul.

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US President Donald Trump has openly threatened to sue comedian and Grammy Awards host Trevor Noah after he made an on-air joke about Trump for his connection with Jeffrey Epstein at the 68th Grammy Awards on Sunday night. In a joke, Noah implied that Trump was a visitor to convicted sex offender Epstein’s island.

For More: Donald Trump Threatens To Sue Host Trevor Noah Over ‘Epstein’ Joke At 2026 Grammys

At a time when almost every form of art is being viewed through a political lens, often sparking intense debates and controversies, the social impact and influence of cinema have never been more pronounced. Films today are scrutinised not just for their creative merit but also for the political interpretations attached to them.

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