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Aafiya Sayed calls Prem Keetanu co-star Veer Pahariya "sweetest"; he credits her "dedication"

Aafiya Sayed has shared a heartfelt note for her Prem Keetanu co-star Veer Pahariya, reflecting on their experience working together on the film. The post, accompanied by behind-the-scenes pictures from the shoot, highlighted the bond the two actors developed while working on their first project together. Sayed, who made her Bollywood debut with Prem Keetanu, said Pahariya became a trusted friend from the beginning of their shoot. She also recalled how the actor supported her during the making of the film. “He came into this project as my knight in shining armour and since that first day we became a team. There's nothing I couldn't trust him with, a friend like that on a first set is life saving. He's covered up for me when he didn't need to and looked out for me like my journey was his own,” Sayed wrote. The actress also spoke about Pahariya's personality, describing him as someone who is often humorous and carefree but has a warmer side that becomes apparent when...
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Abhay Jodhpurkar recalls SRK supporting his voice for Zero's Mere Naam Tu

Abhay Jodhpurkar opens up to Variety India about industry gatekeeping, self-doubt and how Ajay-Atul backed his voice for Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Mere Naam Tu’ from ‘Zero’. The singer recalls A.R. Rahman trying to launch him in several projects, only for recordings to be replaced by established voices. He also criticises commercial decision-making in playback singing after winning a National Award for ‘Navasachi Gauri Mazi’ from ‘Gharat Ganpati’, a song rooted in his cultural upbringing. from Latest and Trending Entertainment News, Celebrity News, Movie News, Breaking News | Entertainment - Times of India https://ift.tt/TD8wQtd

Akshay Oberoi begins Jaipur shoot for Aashram 4 after Love Lottery response

Akshay Oberoi has returned to the sets of Aashram 4 after receiving a positive response for his performance in his recently released film Love Lottery. The actor has begun shooting for the upcoming season in Jaipur, where the team is currently filming several portions of the series. The ongoing Jaipur schedule marks Akshay’s third round of shooting for Aashram 4. He has joined the other cast members as production continues on the fourth season of the series. While details about the upcoming season remain under wraps, the actor’s return to the set comes as his recent film continues to draw attention for his performance. Confirming the development, a source from the production said, “The shoot in Jaipur is currently on and Akshay has joined the other members of the cast. This is his third round of shooting for Aashram 4. His character and the way he is approaching it bring a fresh energy to the season, and we are looking forward to seeing how it comes together.” Akshay’s involvement in ...

Vijay Antony's 'Appa Kutty' locks release date for this Diwali

Set to release on November 6, 2026, during the vibrant Diwali festivities, Vijay Antony's 'Appa Kutty' promises to explore the heartfelt connection between a father and daughter amidst thrilling action sequences. Going head-to-head with Suriya's 'Scene' and Nayanthara's 'Mookkuthi Amman', the film has completed post-production and will soon launch its promotional campaign, aspiring to stand out in the bustling holiday film market. from Latest and Trending Entertainment News, Celebrity News, Movie News, Breaking News | Entertainment - Times of India https://ift.tt/3Wl2MvR

Ramesh Taurani hails Akshay Kumar, Ajay Devgn, takes a DIG at actors scared of flops: “Bhale 10 hit chhoot jaaye lekin 1 flop nahin chahiye!”; reveals, “I always tell Aamir Khan, ‘Aap zyaada picturein karo’”

Ramesh Taurani and Kumar Taurani spoke to Komal Nahta and urged actors to sign more films. Ramesh Taurani said, “In the olden days, we used to promote our films extensively, put up hoardings, publish posters in film magazines, play the songs on TV and radio, etc. Hence, actors used to get excited when signing a film produced by a music company. We used to just share one-line idea of the story and at times, actors agreed to do the film over a phone call and without even physically meeting us. Woh bharosa tha aur luckily, woh bharosa rang laaya kyunki hamari sab picturein chali.” Kumar Taurani then said, “Now, actors are very panicky, fearing that their film might flop. Actors should continue working, even if they deliver a couple of flops. They should not fear and should do at least 2-3 movies a year. At the same time, they should also be economical with the producers. From what I know, the actors and director of Dhurandhar opted for profit sharing; their upfront fees were not much.” R...

Britney Spears drops unreleased song she wrote with Justin Timberlake

Britney Spears has delighted fans by releasing an unreleased track, 'She’ll Never Be Me,' dating back to 2001. Co-written with her former partner Justin Timberlake, this song was initially meant for her anticipated third studio album. This reveal coincides with the upcoming 25th anniversary edition of her iconic album 'Britney,' set for November 6, 2026. Fans can look forward to more exciting content as the anniversary approaches. from Latest and Trending Entertainment News, Celebrity News, Movie News, Breaking News | Entertainment - Times of India https://ift.tt/78uRVGZ

Mahesh Manjrekar reveals, "Nana Patekar had signed a Rajkumar Hirani film; sad that it will never get made; both of them would have been MAGIC together"

The demise of Nana Patekar has left moviegoers across the world saddened, especially those who worked closely with him. One of them is Mahesh Manjrekar, who shared a close bond with the veteran actor. In several interviews following Nana's unfortunate demise, the filmmaker recalled some memorable incidents and also made a few interesting revelations about him. It is known that Nana Patekar was part of Maddock Horror Comedy Universe’s Shakti Shalini and was also in talks for Tiger Shroff’s zombie comedy. However, Mahesh Manjrekar revealed to Mid-Day that the veteran actor had also signed a film with Rajkumar Hirani. Mahesh Manjrekar said, “Every time he signed a film, he used to call me. The last thing he told me was that he was doing a Raju [Rajkumar] Hirani film. I feel so sad that the movie [will] never [get] made. Both of them would have been magic together.” He explained in detail to Bombay Times about a memorable incident on the sets of the Marathi classic Natsamrat (2016). I...