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Samantha, at a recent event, opened up about her bold choice to do ‘Oo Antava,’ revealing it was a personal challenge. Samantha turned heads with her electrifying performance in ‘Oo Antava’, the sizzling item number from Allu Arjun’s Pushpa: The Rise (2021). The actress embodied a boldness that felt both unexpected and magnetic, challenging the industry’s typecasting and her own self-perception Recently, at NDTV World Summit 2025’s session titled ‘Authenticity: The New Fame’, Samantha opened up on why she gave her nod to this chartbuster song. “I did Oo Antava to see if I could. It was a challenge that…

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Dinesh Vijan, producer of Thamma, defended the inclusion of three dance songs in the Ayushmann Khurrana–Rashmika Mandanna starrer, adding that they are all part of the narrative. In Maddock Films’ ever-evolving horrorverse, dance numbers have become a signature element. From Nora Fatehi’s electrifying performance in ‘Kamariya’ (Stree) to Tamannaah Bhatia’s sultry moves in ‘Aaj Ki Raat’ (Stree 2), these songs have consistently struck a chord with audiences and become instant crowd-pullers. This time, Aditya Sarpotdar’s upcoming vampire film Thamma, part of this horrorverse, features not one but three dance numbers—’Tum Mere Na Huye’, ‘Dilbar Ki Aankhon Ka’, and ‘Poison Baby’.…

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Director Anees Bazmee revealed that Majnu Bhai’s famous painting in Welcome was his last-minute creation. Anees Bazmee’s Welcome (2007) has cemented its place in Indian pop culture as a comedy classic, thanks to its quirky characters and hilarious over-the-top moments. Whether it’s Uday Bhai’s gangster-turned-poet aspirations or Majnu Bhai’s bizarre obsession with painting, the film delivers a riot of laughs. With Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif leading the chaos, it packs in everything from slapstick brilliance to unforgettable one-liners. Who can forget Majnu Bhai’s (Anil Kapoor) iconic donkey on horse painting that has transcended the screen, inspiring endless memes on…

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Deepshikha Nagpal opened up on how her technical understanding of filmmaking played a key role in executing the risqué scene in Koyla. In Rakesh Roshan’s Koyla (1997), Deepshikha Nagpal grabbed eyeballs with her role of Bindiya, a dancer caught in the crossfire of power and desire. Though her screen time was brief, her bold scene with Amrish Puri in the film became one of the most talked-about moments, sparking controversy. Recently, in a chat with Hindi Rush, Deepshikha got candid about what went behind this ‘suggestive’ sequence where her character is seen ‘baring it all’ in front of Amrish Puri’s character…

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Bhushan, who choreographed the ‘Brahmakalasha’ song in Rishab Shetty’s Kantara Chapter 1, shared how the team approached it with reverence and realism. Rishab Shetty’s latest directorial Kantara Chapter 1 has struck a deep chord with the audiences with its perfect blend of folklore, emotion and cinematic craft. With raw, grounded performances, soul-stirring score, and breathtaking visuals, the film has left them captivated, and craving for more. One of the major talking points of the film is the ‘Brahmakalasha’ song which many described as ‘goosebump-inducing’ and ‘spiritually immersive.’ Recently, in a chat with Cinema Express, choreographer Bhushan opened up about the…

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Arvind S Kashyap, the DOP of Kantara Chapter 1, shares how the tiger was brought to life on screen in this Rishab Shetty starrer. Rishab Shetty’s Kantara: Chapter 1 is roaring at the box office, surpassing Rs 675 crore worldwide and claiming its spot as the second-highest grossing Indian film of 2025. Beyond Shetty’s ace direction, the film captivates with raw, grounded performances, Ajaneesh Loknath’s haunting score, and visually stunning frames that have deeply resonated with audiences across the globe. One of the most striking moments from the film is the tiger or the Huli daiva sequences which left everyone…

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Bobby Deol reflects on an unforgettable music sitting with Nadeem–Shravan during his debut film Barsaat, where over 100 songs were played; some of which later found their way into Shah Rukh Khan’s breakout film Deewana. Rajkumar Santoshi’s romantic drama Barsaat (1995) introduced Bobby Deol’s brooding charm to the big screen, pairing him with fellow debutant Twinkle Khanna. Besides their striking debut, the film is still remembered for its unforgettable music, crafted by the legendary duo Nadeem–Shravan. Songs like ‘Humko Sirf Tumse’, ‘Love Tujhe Love Main Karta’ & ‘Nahin Yeh Ho Nahin Sakta’ struck a deep chord with audiences, becoming instant…

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Akshay Kumar reflected on how the film industry often treats actors differently depending on the success or failure of their most recent release, sometimes in ways that are hard to miss. Akshay Kumar’s three-decade long journey in this film industry has been anything but linear. From early action hits to mid-career misfires, the Bollywood star has weathered box office highs and crushed lows with quiet resilience. Recently, in an interview with ABP News, Akshay opened up on how he deals with his failures. Without mincing his words, Khiladi Kumar also got candid about how the industry treats actors based on…

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Aditya Narayan revealed that Rani Mukerji was Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s original choice for Gangubai Kathiawadi, not Alia Bhatt. When Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Gangubai Kathiawadi hit the big screens in 2022, Alia Bhatt’s transformation into the fierce, white-saree-clad matriarch of Kamathipura was lauded by the audiences and the critics alike. Her performance-equal parts defiant and vulnerable- showcased a new side of her as an actress. However, in a recent interview with Bharti TV, actor-singer Aditya Narayan who once assisted Bhansali, shared that Alia wasn’t the first choice for this film. He revealed that the ace filmmaker had originally envisioned this role…

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Sahher Bambba, in a recent interview, shared that Aryan Khan kept the climax of The Ba***ds Of Bollywood hidden from the cast until the final moment.  Aryan Khan’s directorial debut, The Ba***ds Of Bollywood has struck a chord with the audience with its satirical take on Bollywood’s messy underbelly, cheeky humour and fun cameos. Not to forget, the epic twist in the climax that has become the most talked-about moment, fueling fan theories and rewatches. In a recent interaction with Instant Bollywood, Sahher Bambba, who played the role of Karisma Talwar in the series, revealed that Aryan kept the ending of the Netflix…

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