Rashmika Mandanna Resumes Night Shoots for Horror Comedy ‘Thama’ with Ayushmann Khurrana

After celebrating her 29th birthday in the serene landscapes of Oman, Rashmika Mandanna is back to the grind, diving straight into night shoots for her upcoming horror comedy, Thama, alongside Ayushmann Khurrana. The actress took to her Instagram stories to share a glimpse of the night sky, captioning it, “Shooting nights for the next couple of days… So the only posts and stories you’ll get of us is of either the moon or the camera lights or the stars (which in our city is impossible to see) Agreed?” Back in March, Rashmika had already teased her fans with snippets from the sets, revealing who’s behind her late-night work schedule. In a candid Instagram story, she posted a photo of director Aditya A. Sarpotdar sitting on a plastic chair and monitoring the shoot, writing humorously, “My director… Making me shoot night shoot every time… Ice bucket… Story of my life.” The director reshared it with a quirky caption of his own, “Where mortals fear the night, the vampires find their power,” to which Rashmika responded, “Wise words. Knows exactly how to make a Thama (vampire) happy!” A Dark Tale Unfolds in ‘Thama’ Thama tells the intriguing story of a resolute historian who delves deep into ancient manuscripts and uncovers long-buried secrets surrounding local vampire myths. As supernatural elements begin to stir, his quest becomes more than an academic pursuit—it transforms into a gripping battle for the soul of a town teetering on the edge. Directed by Munjya fame filmmaker Aditya A. Sarpotdar, the film marks his first collaboration with both Rashmika and Ayushmann. The screenplay has been penned by Niren Bhatt, Suresh Mathew, and Arun Fulara, promising a unique mix of humor, horror, and emotion. Star Power and Maddock’s Expanding Horror Comedy Universe Produced by Dinesh Vijan and Amar Kaushik under the Maddock Films banner, Thama also features Paresh Rawal and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in key roles. The film is part of Maddock’s ever-growing horror comedy universe, following hits like Stree, Bhediya, and Munjya. With its supernatural plot and a dash of romance, Thama is poised to be an eerie yet entertaining ride for audiences, delivering thrills, chills, and a fresh spin on vampire folklore.

Ajith Kumar’s Good Bad Ugly Splits Audience: A Mass Entertainer with Mixed Reviews

Ajith Kumar’s much-anticipated action entertainer Good Bad Ugly, directed by Adhik Ravichandran, hit theatres on April 10 and quickly ignited a storm of reactions across social media. The film, which sees Ajith playing a retired gangster forced to return to his violent past, has drawn both high praise and sharp criticism, making it one of the most polarizing releases of the year. While many fans were blown away by Ajith’s signature massy entry, powerful screen presence, and adrenaline-pumping action sequences, others were less impressed by the film’s weak screenplay and repetitive storytelling. Social platforms buzzed with hashtags like #GoodBadUgly and #AjithKumar, as fans engaged in heated debates over the film’s highs and lows. Some fans hailed the film as Ajith’s best entertainer in over a decade, even comparing it favorably to his hit film Mankatha. Comments poured in praising the “mass-loaded fan feast” and GV Prakash’s energetic background score. Ajith’s stylish look and charisma were particularly celebrated, with many calling it his best appearance in years. On the flip side, several viewers criticized the film for being too dependent on fan service, lacking originality, and trying too hard to recreate mass moments. Some labeled it “cringe-worthy,” citing unintentional comedy in fight scenes and over-the-top sequences that didn’t land well. Others felt the story was too thin and disconnected, making it appealing only to hardcore Thala fans. Despite the divide, one thing was clear—Ajith Kumar remained the central force carrying the film. While the ensemble cast, including Trisha Krishnan, Arjun Das, Prabhu, Prasanna, Sunil, Rahul Dev, and Yogi Babu, had their moments, most fans felt their roles were underutilized. With its vibrant music, flashy action, and star power, Good Bad Ugly may not win over everyone, but it offers a nostalgic ride for Ajith’s loyal fanbase. Whether it’s a hit or miss will ultimately depend on how the general audience responds in the coming weeks. 4o

Sunny Deol’s ‘Jaat’ Roars at the Box Office: Netizens Call It a “Mass Rampage”

Sunny Deol is back, and he’s louder, stronger, and more intense than ever. After the historic success of Gadar 2, Deol returns in the hard-hitting action-packed drama Jaat, which opened in cinemas today—and the buzz online is simply electric. 🔥 Early Reviews: A Total Mass Entertainer Fans and critics alike are raving about Jaat, calling it a perfect “paisa vasool” movie for single-screen lovers and action movie buffs. From powerful punchlines to explosive fight scenes and high emotional stakes, audiences say it delivers vintage Sunny Deol magic. “FULL-ON POWER! Sunny Deol is back with a bang in this mass entertainer! Heroism, whistle-worthy dialogues, and smashing action—fun, crowd-pleasing ride. #JaatReview” Another fan posted: “#Jaat – a full-on mass entertainer! Sunny Deol’s action packs a punch, Randeep Hooda shines as the villain. Paisa vasool cinema at its best!“ 🆚 Comparisons With ‘Sikandar’ In a bold move, netizens didn’t shy away from calling Jaat “better than Salman Khan’s Sikandar,” branding it the mass film Sikandar should have been. “This movie will be much better than that flop overrated #Sikandar.“ 🧨 Randeep Hooda: The Menace We Needed While Deol brings the fire, it’s Randeep Hooda as the film’s antagonist who has left audiences spellbound with his gritty performance: “Randeep Hooda is in his absolute menacing form. What screen presence alongside Sunny!“ 💬 Dialogue of the Year? “Sorry Bol” Joining the ranks of “Dhai kilo ka haath” and “Tareek pe tareek”, Jaat has gifted fans a new viral dialogue—“Sorry bol.” “Sorry bol… sorry bol dena chahiye, warna kabhi kabhi baat bahut aage badh jaati hai.“It’s already trending with memes, reels, and fan edits exploding across social media. 💪 Sunny Deol: Age Is Just a Number At 67, Sunny Paaji is setting new benchmarks. Speaking to ETimes, Deol shared: “I haven’t really thought about how old I am… I take life like sports. That’s just the way I am.“ Not only did he perform all his own stunts in Jaat, but he also continues his 5 AM discipline and maintains peak fitness levels—cementing his place as Bollywood’s original action hero. 🎭 Supporting Cast Shines Too The ensemble cast, including Regina Cassandra, Vineet Kumar Singh, Saiyami Kher, and Ramya Krishnan, adds depth to the high-octane action. Audiences lauded the collective performance: “@iamsunnydeol and @randeephooda Paaji nailed it ❤️😍 Superb presentation of Sunny Paaji by @megopichand!“ Verdict: Jaat is a mass rampage of a film that fans of old-school Bollywood action have been waiting for. With fiery dialogues, intense stunts, a villain to remember, and the lion-hearted Deol at the helm, it’s safe to say: Sunny Deol is BACK, and how! 🔥 Early Reviews: A Total Mass Entertainer Fans and critics alike are raving about Jaat, calling it a perfect “paisa vasool” movie for single-screen lovers and action movie buffs. From powerful punchlines to explosive fight scenes and high emotional stakes, audiences say it delivers vintage Sunny Deol magic. “FULL-ON POWER! Sunny Deol is back with a bang in this mass entertainer! Heroism, whistle-worthy dialogues, and smashing action—fun, crowd-pleasing ride. #JaatReview” Another fan posted: “#Jaat – a full-on mass entertainer! Sunny Deol’s action packs a punch, Randeep Hooda shines as the villain. Paisa vasool cinema at its best!“ 🆚 Comparisons With ‘Sikandar’ In a bold move, netizens didn’t shy away from calling Jaat “better than Salman Khan’s Sikandar,” branding it the mass film Sikandar should have been. “This movie will be much better than that flop overrated #Sikandar.“ 🧨 Randeep Hooda: The Menace We Needed While Deol brings the fire, it’s Randeep Hooda as the film’s antagonist who has left audiences spellbound with his gritty performance: “Randeep Hooda is in his absolute menacing form. What screen presence alongside Sunny!“ 💬 Dialogue of the Year? “Sorry Bol” Joining the ranks of “Dhai kilo ka haath” and “Tareek pe tareek”, Jaat has gifted fans a new viral dialogue—“Sorry bol.” “Sorry bol… sorry bol dena chahiye, warna kabhi kabhi baat bahut aage badh jaati hai.“It’s already trending with memes, reels, and fan edits exploding across social media. 💪 Sunny Deol: Age Is Just a Number At 67, Sunny Paaji is setting new benchmarks. Speaking to ETimes, Deol shared: “I haven’t really thought about how old I am… I take life like sports. That’s just the way I am.“ Not only did he perform all his own stunts in Jaat, but he also continues his 5 AM discipline and maintains peak fitness levels—cementing his place as Bollywood’s original action hero. 🎭 Supporting Cast Shines Too The ensemble cast, including Regina Cassandra, Vineet Kumar Singh, Saiyami Kher, and Ramya Krishnan, adds depth to the high-octane action. Audiences lauded the collective performance: “@iamsunnydeol and @randeephooda Paaji nailed it ❤️😍 Superb presentation of Sunny Paaji by @megopichand!“ Verdict: Jaat is a mass rampage of a film that fans of old-school Bollywood action have been waiting for. With fiery dialogues, intense stunts, a villain to remember, and the lion-hearted Deol at the helm, it’s safe to say: Sunny Deol is BACK, and how! Sunny Deol is back, and he’s louder, stronger, and more intense than ever. After the historic success of Gadar 2, Deol returns in the hard-hitting action-packed drama Jaat, which opened in cinemas today—and the buzz online is simply electric. 🔥 Early Reviews: A Total Mass Entertainer Fans and critics alike are raving about Jaat, calling it a perfect “paisa vasool” movie for single-screen lovers and action movie buffs. From powerful punchlines to explosive fight scenes and high emotional stakes, audiences say it delivers vintage Sunny Deol magic. “FULL-ON POWER! Sunny Deol is back with a bang in this mass entertainer! Heroism, whistle-worthy dialogues, and smashing action—fun, crowd-pleasing ride. #JaatReview” Another fan posted: “#Jaat – a full-on mass entertainer! Sunny Deol’s action packs a punch, Randeep Hooda shines as the villain. Paisa vasool cinema at its best!“ 🆚 Comparisons With ‘Sikandar’ In a bold move, netizens didn’t shy away from calling Jaat “better than Salman Khan’s Sikandar,” branding it the mass film Sikandar should have been. “This movie will be much better than…

Shah Rukh Khan’s King Faces Delay, Filming Now Slated for Late 2025; Suhana Khan’s Debut Still On Track

Fans anticipating Shah Rukh Khan’s next big project King will have to wait a little longer, as the film’s production has reportedly been pushed to July–August 2025. Initially scheduled to begin shooting in May, the delay comes due to ongoing script revisions, with SRK himself insisting on a polished screenplay before cameras roll. Directed by Siddharth Anand (Pathaan), King is not just another action-packed outing—it’s also a highly emotional project as it marks Suhana Khan’s big-screen debut, sharing screen space with her father. Key Updates: This delay underscores the high stakes and personal importance of the film for the Khans. With SRK’s signature eye for quality and Siddharth Anand’s action flair, King continues to be one of Bollywood’s most awaited spectacles.

Saif Ali Khan Stabbing Case: Mumbai Police Files 1000-Page Chargesheet with Forensic, Fingerprint Evidence

Mumbai’s Bandra Police have submitted a comprehensive 1000-page chargesheet in the Bandra court in connection with the shocking stabbing attack on Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan. The incident, which occurred on January 16, involved the accused, Shariful Islam (aka Shehzad), who allegedly broke into Saif’s Bandra residence with an intent to rob. Key Details from the Chargesheet: The extensive chargesheet bolsters the case against the accused, with critical forensic and biometric evidence expected to play a central role during trial proceedings.

Akshay Kumar Shares Powerful Kathakali Look Ahead of Kesari 2 Release, Portrays Legal Luminary C. Sankaran Nair

Ahead of the release of Kesari Chapter 2, Akshay Kumar took to Instagram to unveil a striking image of himself in Kathakali attire, symbolizing the strength and spirit of his character — C. Sankaran Nair, the iconic lawyer who legally challenged the British Empire after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. “This is not a costume. It’s a symbol — of tradition, of resistance, of truth, of my nation…” Akshay wrote, adding that Nair didn’t wield a weapon, but fought with law and fire in his soul. In Kathakali, the Pachcha (green face) signifies noble heroes and kings, resonating with the film’s portrayal of Nair as a fearless figure in India’s freedom struggle. About Kesari Chapter 2: The film, a spiritual follow-up to Kesari (2019), shifts from the battlefield to the courtroom, spotlighting how India’s fight for freedom was fought with courage not just in war, but also through law, dignity, and dissent.

Jr. NTR–Prashanth Neel’s Dragon Gets New Release Date: April 9, 2026

The highly anticipated action drama Dragon, starring Jr. NTR and directed by Prashanth Neel, is now officially eyeing a Summer 2026 release, shifting from its original Sankranthi 2026 schedule. As per Telugu media reports, the film will now release on April 9, 2026, with the official announcement expected today, April 9, 2025. Jointly produced by Mythri Movie Makers and NTR Arts, Dragon marks the first-ever collaboration between the RRR star and the KGF/Salaar director. Set in 1960s Calcutta, the film is described as a period action drama unlike anything seen in Indian cinema before. What to Expect With no major Indian film currently occupying the April 9, 2026 slot, Dragon could dominate the summer box office, riding on NTR’s star power and Neel’s blockbuster reputation.

Kunal Kamra Declines Bigg Boss Offer Amid Controversy Over Remarks on Eknath Shinde

— Comedian posts sarcastic reply to casting message; secures court protection after FIR and threats Comedian Kunal Kamra has revealed that he was approached to join the upcoming season of Bigg Boss, the reality show hosted by Salman Khan, but he turned down the offer in his signature satirical style. Taking to Instagram Stories, Kamra shared a screenshot of a message from a casting agent who pitched the show as “a mad platform to show your real vibe and win over a massive audience.” Kamra’s blunt reply: “I would much rather check into a mental hospital…”—a response he accompanied with a track from Salman Khan’s Radhe, adding a tongue-in-cheek touch. It is unclear whether the proposal was for Bigg Boss OTT or Bigg Boss 19. Ongoing Controversy This lighthearted moment comes amid a serious legal row involving the comedian. Kamra recently faced an FIR and police summons after making remarks about Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde during a stand-up act in Mumbai. The complaint accuses him of defamation and public mischief. Kamra revealed that he received around 500 death threats post-show and has since relocated to Tamil Nadu. He also approached the Madras High Court, which granted him interim protection from arrest by the Mumbai Police. Adding to the turbulence, Kamra publicly criticized ticketing platform BookMyShow, alleging that they attempted to “delist” him. BookMyShow responded, stating that the “facts have been misrepresented”, defending their role in the matter. The comedian’s career continues to navigate through controversy, satire, and courtroom battles—all while keeping his signature wit intact.

Malaika Arora Issued Bailable Warrant Again

A Mumbai court has re-issued a bailable warrant against actress and TV personality Malaika Arora after she failed to appear as a witness in the ongoing case involving Saif Ali Khan and an alleged assault on NRI businessman Iqbal Mir Sharma at a five-star hotel on February 22, 2012. ⚖️ About the Case 👨‍⚖️ Legal Status: This case has lingered for over a decade, and Malaika Arora’s court-ordered appearance could be pivotal, as she was present at the scene. Whether the April 29 hearing proceeds with her testimony remains to be seen.

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