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De De Pyaar De 2’ Struggles at Box Office: Day 5 Collection Crawls to ₹44 Crore

De De Pyaar De 2’ Struggles at Box Office: Day 5 Collection Crawls to ₹44 Crore

De De Pyaar De 2, a romantic comedy sequel featuring Ajay Devgn, R. Madhavan, and Rakul Preet Singh, has experienced varied box office performance since its release on Friday. Initially, the film showed promising results during its opening weekend but faced a significant decline of nearly 70% on its first Monday. However, by Day 5, it demonstrated a slight recovery with an estimated collection of Rs 5 crore, according to industry tracker Sacnilk. The film's total box office collection now stands at Rs 44 crore. On Tuesday, "De De Pyaar De 2" achieved an overall Hindi occupancy rate of 16.53…
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Gangs, Donors, and a Pregnant Detective: The Trio That Rewrote Hindi Cinema

Gangs, Donors, and a Pregnant Detective: The Trio That Rewrote Hindi Cinema

Overall, most big films of the year, except for Reema Kagti’s depth-oriented crime thriller Talaash, were not memorable, including prominent releases like Ek Tha Tiger and Rowdy Rathore. Focus on the impressive selection of impactful films by directors Tigmanshu Dhulia, Shoojit Sircar, Anurag Kashyap, Gauri Shinde, and Sujoy Ghosh. If a person unfamiliar with Bollywood films were to watch them, they would be surprised to find that the industry offers more than just formulaic productions. Paan Singh Tomar is highly praised, particularly for its rawness and authenticity, showcasing powerful performances. The film, featuring Irrfan as a national-level athlete turned dacoit,…
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De De Pyaar De 2: Madhavan Becomes the Unexpected Heart of the Sequel

De De Pyaar De 2: Madhavan Becomes the Unexpected Heart of the Sequel

De De Pyaar De, released in 2019, is a notable Bollywood film that explores the romantic relationship between a much-older man, Ashish Mehra (Ajay Devgn), and a younger woman, Ayesha (Rakul Preet Singh). The film stands out for its willingness to portray a May-December romance, featuring a 50-plus protagonist with a 26-year-old love interest, as they meet in London and embark on a life together. The sequel, set six years after the original, introduces Ayesha's parents, Rajji Khurana (R Madhavan) and Mrs K (Gautami Kapoor), who navigate a journey from denial to acceptance in two-and-a-half hours. In a blend of…
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Shefali Shah Commands the Screen in a Razor-Sharp Delhi Crime 3

Shefali Shah Commands the Screen in a Razor-Sharp Delhi Crime 3

Delhi Crime Season 3 maintains the taut and gripping quality of its predecessors, confirming the series' reputation for excellence. Kudos to Vartika Madam Sir and the team for continuing this tradition. Season 3, set three years after the previous installment, follows DCP Vartika Chaturvedi (Shefali Shah) and her team in Silchar, Assam, as they confront the formidable human trafficker Badi Didi (Huma Qureshi), whose operations span from Rohtak to Bangkok. Tanuj Chopra returns as director for a series of six well-paced episodes, each running between 45 minutes to an hour. The show tackles the grim themes of young girls in…
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After Health Scare, Dharmendra Heads Home With Family’s Support and Fans’ Prayers

After Health Scare, Dharmendra Heads Home With Family’s Support and Fans’ Prayers

Veteran actor Dharmendra has been discharged from Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai, where he was admitted on October 31 due to complaints of breathlessness. His team clarified that the visit was for a routine check-up. The 89-year-old actor Dharmendra has been hospitalized multiple times over the past weeks. Dr. Pratit Samdani confirmed that he was discharged at 7:30 am and will receive treatment at home as per the family’s decision. The Deol family has since urged the public to avoid speculation regarding his health. Mr. Dharmendra has been discharged from the hospital and will recover at home. His family requests…
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2005: Bunty Aur Babli Brought Back the Small Town, Black Brought Back Emotion

2005: Bunty Aur Babli Brought Back the Small Town, Black Brought Back Emotion

The 'small town' genre saw a resurgence, with romantic comedies set abroad from the same studio. Popular pairs included Abhishek and Rani, or Saif and Preity. Loud comedies dominated 2005, but the year also featured 'Black,' which introduced discussions on disability to a wider audience. Bunty aur Babli transformed the small town through a YRF-led designer enhancement. You contemplate whether Kanpur native Shaad Ali would identify his city in his film, which centers on two small-town youths who leave home in pursuit of greater opportunities and dreams. In this analysis, the film is credited with reviving the 'small town' aesthetic…
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From Silver Screen to Home Interiors: Remembering the Many Facets of Zarine Khan

From Silver Screen to Home Interiors: Remembering the Many Facets of Zarine Khan

Zarine Khan, the wife of veteran actor Sanjay Khan and mother of Sussanne and Zayed Khan, has died at the age of 81 from age-related health issues. She passed away in her home in Mumbai. Zarine is survived by her husband, Sanjay Khan, and their four children: Sussanne Khan, Simone Arora, Farah Ali Khan, and Zayed Khan. Before her marriage to Sanjay Khan in 1966, Zarine briefly ventured into Bollywood, featuring in films like "Tere Ghar Ke Saamne" and "Ek Phool Do Mali." Following her film career, she transitioned into a successful profession as an interior designer. This passion for…
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Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam Bring Humanity to a Landmark Story in Haq

Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam Bring Humanity to a Landmark Story in Haq

In the 1978 movie review of "Haq," 62-year-old Shah Bano sues her wealthy husband, Mohammad Ahmad Khan, for maintenance. This led to a 1985 Supreme Court ruling that affirmed the rights of divorced Muslim women, mandating a consistent maintenance sum as both a legal responsibility and a moral obligation. The judgment sparked significant controversy in India, intensifying discussions on secularism, Muslim personal law, uniform civil code, and gender justice. The strong backlash from various parties prompted a hasty governmental response, which ultimately influenced the country's political landscape. Haq draws inspiration from the Shah Bano case but avoids melodrama, instead focusing…
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As the Nation Celebrates, a Cricket Biopic Still Awaits Its Turn at the Crease

As the Nation Celebrates, a Cricket Biopic Still Awaits Its Turn at the Crease

The Indian women’s cricket team made history by winning their first ICC Women’s World Cup, defeating South Africa by 52 runs in the final at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. Harmanpreet's team secured a historic victory, overcoming previous finals disappointments from 2005 and 2017, and achieved India's long-awaited World title, marking a significant moment for women's cricket in the country. Celebrations included former players like Jhulan Goswami and Mithali Raj, who have inspired current talents such as Kaur and Jemimiah Rodrigues Hindi cinema should produce more biopics on women cricketers, as it reflects societal changes. The film "Shabaas Mithu"…
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The Taj Story Aims to Rewrite History, But Forgets to Tell a Compelling One

The Taj Story Aims to Rewrite History, But Forgets to Tell a Compelling One

The movie review of "The Taj Story" highlights Paresh Rawal's role as Vishnu Das, a tourist guide from Agra. The film tackles the reinterpretation of Indian history by following Das as he petitions against the historical evidence supporting Shah Jahan’s construction of the Taj Mahal. He seeks clarification on how the monument's narrative became part of school education and advocates for an excavation to explore what lies beneath the Taj Mahal's marble surface. The film by writer-director Tushar Amrish Goel, initially intended as a courtroom drama, evolves into a complex exploration of longstanding conspiracy theories surrounding the origins of the…
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