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Entertainment V and Jimin enjoyed a chill beach day amid possible disbandment rumors. Read further to know more about it. BTS Army was recently left disappointed and confused after a newly released clip from the group’s BTS Movie Weeks left out Jimin’s solo segment. The video, titled 16 Epilogue: Young Forever, showcased each member’s solo moments-except for the beloved vocalist Jimin-sparking immediate speculation and theories about his absence, and fans were not happy. Social media flooded with concerned fans and hashtags on X like ‘Jimin Left BTS.’ Fans wondered about the possible reasons and tried to figure out if this signaled some larger issues within the band and its members. Amid the sea of rumors, Jimin shared a beautiful video on Instagram with his fellow band member Kim Taehyung ‘V.’ Both of them can be seen enjoying the beach waves together, laughing, and soaking up the sun. There was no caption, but fans were instantly relieved by the video and were quick to share it and bombard it with love and affection. #jimin ??? pic.twitter.com/6kXla5Hq1T — j.m 위대한망개님과김치뽂음밥 (@pjm1_1013) August 19, 2025 The reel assured the concerned fans and made them adore the fan -favorite V and Jimin’s bond; they are both known to share a beautiful connection, and in the video, it’s clearly visible. There have been constant rumors and chatter of a possible disbandment and issues within the band that keeps the fans on edge. However, videos and posts by the members keep the fans relieved that these rumors are not true and that the band still shares camaraderie and closeness as strong offstage as they do onstage. As of now, Big Hit Music, BTS’ managing label, has yet to clarify why Jimin’s solo segment was excluded from the Movie Weeks clip. On the work front, adding to the already hyped-up excitement around BTS members’ individual activities, V is all set to make a special appearance at an upcoming Major League Baseball event. V will throw the ceremonial first pitch at a Dodgers game on August 25 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, the event that is generating buzz among fans both in Korea and internationally. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More

Entertainment Home News and Gossip Who is Jessica Hines? Journalist LINKED to Aamir Khan amid Faisal Khan’s shocking revelations Reports about Jessica Hines’ purported relationship with Aamir Khan initially made headlines in India in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The matter has again resurfaced after Aamir’s brother Faisal Khan brought it up in a press conference. After Bollywood actor Faissal Khan, the brother of Aamir Khan, made shocking charges in a recent interview, British writer and journalist Jessica Hines found herself back in the limelight. Long-distant from his family, Faissal claimed that Aamir had an unwed child with Jessica Hines. This accusation has sparked renewed interest in Jessica and her relationship with Aamir. Entertainment Who is Jessica Hines? Jessica is most recognised for her profession as journalist and for writing the book Looking for the Big B: Bollywood, Bachchan and Me, which examined Bollywood as a phenomena from the perspective of Amitabh Bachchan’s fame. She has established herself as an industry observer by writing a great deal about Indian movies and culture throughout the years. Entertainment Aamir-Jessica dating rumours Reports about Jessica’s purported relationship with Aamir initially made headlines in India in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It was reported that the two became close after meeting during the Ghulam (1998) shooting. Although neither Jessica nor Aamir openly addressed the matter in depth, rumours of their relationship and later conjecture about her having a kid persisted for years in gossip columns. Entertainment Aamir asked Jessica to abort the child? The rumours only became stronger over time, and it was frequently said in various media outlets that Jessica had given birth to Aamir’s kid, purportedly named Jaan. Stardust reports that despite Aamir’s request to terminate the pregnancy, she chose to carry on with her pregnancy. However, these assertions were never formally verified. Also, tabloids have reported about Jessica’s son’s upbringing in London. Entertainment Faisal Khan’s shocking revelations Faissal held a news conference on August 18 to discuss his family’s attempts to show his mental instability. Faisal also talked candidly about Jaan and Jessica. Faissal said, “When I was angry with my family, I wrote a letter. They used to tell me to get married; there was a lot of pressure. I wrote a letter, in which I wrote to every family member, ‘What are you?’ Nikhat, my sister, got married three times. Aamir was married, got divorced from Reena, and then he had a relationship with Jessica Hines, with whom he also has an illegitimate child, out of wedlock. So I wrote all that in the letter. He was living with Kiran at that time.” Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More

Entertainment The open-ear approach to true wireless earbuds is rare among tech companies, but this new offering had consumer feedback on its side Sennheiser Accentum Open is available in black and cream. Photo: Sennheiser We’re so deep into in-ear audio propaganda (pun intended) that the announcement of open-ear earbuds like Sennheiser Accentum Open may just make you pause and examine how we got this far. Sure, Sennheiser themselves had an in-ear iteration out last year called Accentum True Wireless, but they found that they needed to make an entry-level (priced at ₹9,990, though) open-ear alternative.  They weren’t shooting in the dark. As much as in-ear earbuds are the norm for companies like Sony, OnePlus, Phillips, JBL, and more, Sennheiser decided to make the Accentum Open based on a consumer survey. In a press briefing, the company revealed that nearly half of the respondents would consider buying open-ear earbuds, and 23 percent would exclusively buy a pair compared to other earphones.  Compared to the widely used and promoted in-ear earbuds, there’s less pressure on the ear canals with open-ear models, and the first thing you notice upon using the Accentum Open is how light it feels. It helps that the earbuds are 4.4 grams each. The flipside is that if it’s not in-ear, it’s not going to be a great fit. You have to mentally adjust yourself to the feeling that these are not fixed firmly in your ears, but more like positioned there, and a bit of motion could also displace them. The good part is that there’s no pressure on your ear canal, so the ear fatigue is slightly less. The slight inconvenience of not having them sit snugly in your ears, however, is something to get used to.  Sennheiser Accentum Open in black. Photo: Sennheiser There is no active noise cancellation with the Accentum Open, but Sennheiser’s 11mm dynamic transducer speaker type still delivers great audio quality while keeping you connected to your surroundings. It’s a bid to give consumers more awareness of their environment, whether it’s for safety or socializing. To that end, there’s a good amount of balancing that these earbuds provide, from allowing listening on even a single earbud to having multipoint connectivity on up to eight devices.  Sonically, the Accentum Open lives up to the Sennheiser gold standard of providing clarity, and unlike most in-ears, you can finally have something that’s not bass-oriented. From rock to house to pop and metal, music sounds as sublime as intended. If your thing is bass-heavy music like EDM, then maybe an in-ear option might just scratch your itch. The Accentum Open, however, seems unapologetically made for hassle-free listening. Calls are clear enough in regular public and private settings, with the beamforming pair of mics doing a decent job.  Sennheiser Accentum Open TWS earbuds in cream. Photo: Sennheiser Additionally, there’s no app, no adjustments—nothing you need to do other than connect and use with the Accentum Open that makes it even more suited for on-the-go listening. They offer up to 6.5 hours of usage on a single full charge which extends to 28 hours of playback time when used with the case, according to Sennheiser. Available in black and cream (with more colors apparently slated to hit the market soon), it’s super-light and boasts Sennheiser’s smallest charging case in their true wireless system catalog.  If there’s one drawback that we felt in usage, it’s that the Accentum Open is a little too light and often slippery in its finish, which makes it prone to dropping. If you’ve got butterfingers, you’re likely worse off, although there’s not much damage to warn about. Sennheiser Accentum Open certainly wants to rewrite the narrative on in-ear earbuds supremacy. If you’ve used Apple AirPods, then you know they’re certainly not alone, but it can be a hard sell at times. In this case, the price of ₹9,990 is worth it,  but only if you truly believe in the comfort that open-ear earbuds offer.  Get the Accentum Open on Sennheiser’s official website, Amazon India, Flipkart India and across leading electronics retail outlets. Read More

Entertainment Music documentaries take you back in time. They let you pause, rewind, and relive the journeys of artists, genres, and cultural moments. Beyond the legend, you see their real stories unfolding. Be it the immersive Woodstock or the groovy Greatest Night in Pop, it’s that feeling of shared history that keeps you watching. In the same way, India carries its own stories across time. Its music, ever-changing and wide-reaching, reflects the country’s cultural dynamism. Think of the jazz wave that shaped the 60s, or the 2010s, when rock and metal had crowds headbanging across cities. In villages too, folk voices thrive, keeping traditions alive through song. Today, a growing indie movement is paving the way for a new future in music. From countercultural Indian gigs to Hindustani classical epics and homegrown record labels, tradition, defiance, and individuality come together in a vivid mosaic best experienced on screen. For the curious and the deeply passionate, RSI presents a selection of underrated music documentaries that truly deserve a place on your watchlist. Raga (1971) Before international arena tours and sellout concerts, you had Pandit Ravi Shankar mesmerizing the crowd at the Monterey Pop Festival with his humble sitar. Directed by Howard Worth, it paints an autobiographical picture of Shankar’s relationship with classical music. His boundless influence continues to shape the evolution of India’s sound. The film also features George Harrison and Yehudi Menuhin briefly. Khayal: A Musical Journey (1987) Transport yourself into the world of Khayal Gharanas as the late Indian Tabla maestro, Zakir Hussain, lays out the foundation of Hindustani classical music. Produced by the Film Division of India, this documentary takes you back to the beginning. The film touches upon the ancient Vedic origins, swaras and shrutis, emphasizing the distinct rhythmic patterns and melodies that shape it. A captivating deep dive, it’s a transcendental tale into the regional intricacies and the Ustads who led it. Girl Song (2003) Vasudha Joshi’s compelling film dissects the trials and tribulations of Anjum Katyal, a pioneering Indian blues singer. In intimate conversations between her mother and daughter, she reflects on the exclusionist perspective surrounding her cultural identity. As an Indian woman singing rock, jazz, and blues, Katyal emerged in the 1980s as a bold voice, both as a singer and poet, carving her niche. Leaving Home: The Life And Music Of Indian Ocean (2008) This groundbreaking non-fiction film chronicles the band’s remarkable journey from its inception in the 1980s to its current acclaim. Shot entirely in their designated studio, the documentary captures the raw energy and resilience that catapulted them into stardom. In a heartfelt tribute, the band later titled one of their albums after the address of that very studio. Bombay 70 (2014) Straight from the streets of Kurla, the story follows the life of 21-year-old rapper Naezy, who is the writer of his musical destiny. From growing up as a conservative Muslim delinquent to performing his heart out in front of an audience, the short documentary illuminates the protagonist’s journey, all from the gullies of the infamous Rambachan chawl. Naved to his mom, Naezy to the masses—it acquaints the viewer with the many faces of the rapper. Standing By (2015) Consider this your bible of Indian independent music history. Narrating the mammoth journey of indie artists straight from the 40s and 60s, this Red Bull mini-series unearths some influential names who paved the way for the present Indian music scene. Be it learning about the burgeoning jazz scene of the 60s, to the proliferation of metal music, this series has it all. For print media enthusiasts, catch the coverage of alternative magazines and fanzines like “Junior Statesman” and “Blue Rhythm,” some of India’s first youth-centred publications. Rockumentary (2018) Decoding the Indian rock and roll trail, this documentary takes you back to the 30s, when jazz, rock, and blues had set foot on Indian soil. This Abhimanyu Kukreja directorial gives you a glimpse into the rich history of Indian rock from the 60s to the present. From Avial to Peter Cat Recording Co., you will see familiar faces that defined the genre of independent music in our country.  Vice: A New Wave In India Hip-Hop: Azadi Records (2019) This one is for the DHH stans. At the height of celebrating their second anniversary, VICE captures the intricacies of Azadi Records, an independent, multilingual record label. Home to artists such as Prabh Deep, Seedhe Maut and Swadesi, it rests at the focal point of culture, authenticity, identity and politics. The fourteen-minute feature falls under VICE Raps, an international series that documents the growing genre of Hip Hop. Colors Of The Earth (2019) This Shefali Bhushan directorial, which won an award at the Vitas Film Festival, UCLA, is hailed for its beautiful portrayal of folk music in India. From the snow-clad Himalayas to the deserts of Rajasthan, the hour-long documentary film covers the sonic tapestry of India’s cultural sound. Be it tracing the forgotten ballads of 90-year-old Jhusia Damai or exploring Manoj Tiwari’s Bhojpuri melodies, the intently dives into the lesser-known folk hotspots. Bhushan, who is passionate about reviving the traditional intricacies of folk singers across India, co-founded “Beats of India” in 2000.  Back Then: The Story Of Live Music In Bombay (2024) Were you an original scenester, thriving on band battles, mosh pits, and pub gigs? Then prepare to dive headfirst into a wave of nostalgia. Back Then, directed by Anindita Dutta Roy and Abhishek Chandran, is an ode to the burgeoning Indian live music experience, chronicling thirty years of Mumbai’s underground metamorphosis. It depicts the evolution of a hedonistic, DIY-fueled counterculture by collating intimate stories of live concertgoers and artists from the 90s, 2000s and 2010s. Spotlighting the growing rock, metal and punk musicians, the 53-minute documentary highlights the ‘misfits,’ whose independent shenanigans shaped what live music is today.  Read More

Entertainment The BBC said it will “confirm” new broadcast details for Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home soon Ozzy Osbourne in 1991. Martyn Goodacre/Getty Images The BBC has postponed the premiere of a new documentary about the final years of Ozzy Osbourne’s life just hours ahead of its scheduled premiere on Monday evening, Aug. 18. No reason for the postponement was given, nor was it clear when (or if) Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home would air. A BBC spokesperson told Rolling Stone: “The film has moved in the schedules and we’ll confirm new tx [transmission] details in due course.” Reps for the production company behind the film, Expectation, did not immediately return a request for comment regarding the doc’s postponement. Nor did a rep for the Osbourne family.  Coming Home was filmed over the past three years. The project was initially announced in 2022 as a series called Home to Roost, which was set to follow the Osbourne family as they realized a long-held dream to move back to England. But the nature of the doc evolved as Osbourne’s health deteriorated. The metal legend spent the last few years of his life battling Parkinson’s disease, as well as injuries he sustained from a late-night fall in 2019.  Producers of Coming Home described the film as a “remarkably candid and uplifting tribute” to Osbourne. The film will reportedly feature “unique and intimate access” to the whole Osbourne family, and also contain footage of Osbourne working to get in shape for his farewell concert, which took place in early July, just a few weeks before his death.  The BBC’s head of documentary commissioning, Clare Sillery, said coming Home showed Osbourne’s “enduring spirit,” adding, “We hope it brings comfort and joy to Ozzy’s fans and viewers as they remember and celebrate his extraordinary life.” From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment Singer revealed two limited vinyl editions of The Life of a Showgirl, featuring “Shiny Bug” artwork Taylor Swift; Zoë Kravitz Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images/The Recording Academy; Stephane Cardinale/Corbis/Getty Images Two things are for sure with every Taylor Swift album release: her friends are going to love it, and she’s going to give fans multiple vinyl variants to choose from. On Sunday, Zoë Kravitz gave Swift’s album her seal of approval, telling Extra she’s already obsessed with it. During the interview, Kravitz revealed that she had “heard bits” of the album the singer announced last week. “It’s fantastic, of course,” Kravitz told the interviewer of the Max Martin and Shellback-produced album. “No skips.” Then, on Monday, after placing a countdown on her website, Swift unveiled two new vinyl variants for the album, which feature imagery different than the one she shared last week as The Life of a Showgirl was announced. The new cover art sees Swift in a sparkly, dark leotard and matching gloves, leaning her hand against the wall with the name of the album written in sparkly font. The records with that cover artwork are being dubbed “The Shiny Bug Edition,” with fans being able to choose between a “wintergreen and onyx marbled” vinyl color and a “violet shimmer marbled” vinyl (both of which are already sold out). The records featuring that imagery are available exclusively on her website through Aug. 20, offered as a “limited run” and promised to be the “first and only pressing” of the variant. Swift unveiled The Life of a Showgirl artwork last week during an interview with her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and his brother Jason on the New Heights podcast. The LP, which features Sabrina Carpenter on the title track, is set to release on Oct. 3. “This album is about what was going on behind the scenes in my inner life during this tour, which was so exuberant and electric and vibrant. It just comes from like the most infectiously joyful, wild, dramatic place I was in in my life,” she said. “And so that effervescence has come through on this record. And like, as you said, bangers.” From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment A new Instagram post from the singer suggests the 17 new singles she recently released may be part of an album Hayley Williams in ‘Glum’ video. youtube/Hayley Williams Late last month, Hayley Williams surprised fans by uploading 17 new songs to a website audio player for customers of her haircare company. The tracks later hit streaming services as standalone singles on Aug. 1, and now another one of them, “Glum,” has its own, nostalgia-inducing music video. The video — co-directed by Paramore‘s Zac Farro with AJ Gibboney and shot on 35 mm Kodak film — captures the yellow-haired musician strolling through a garden, sitting pensively in an attic, wandering through a house mid-remodel, and strumming a guitar from a hallway as she sings along to the track. Like the song, it carries a retro, late-Nineties energy. “Do you ever feel so alone/That you could implode and no one would know?” sings Williams on the chorus. “And when you look around and nobody’s home/But you wanna go back to wherever we’re from.” The drop of the 17 singles, via her indie venture Post Atlantic, marks the first solo release from Williams since Flowers for Vases/Descansos in 2021. In an Instagram post over the weekend, the singer seemed to allude that the songs would be part of an album. “Fell asleep trying to post, didn’t save it to drafts, forgot which pics I wanted to include, basically just wanted to say thank you for listening to the 17 new songs,” Williams wrote on Instagram on Sunday. “I have been at the creek listening to potential track-list orders and still trying to create my own. It’s almost as hard as posting a photodump.” Last week, she dropped the video for the track “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,” which captured the singer dancing alongside Nashville Representative Justin Jones. From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment Bollywood actress Esha Gupta is all set to make a sparkling return to the big screen with the highly anticipated comedy entertainer, Dhamaal 4. Directed by Indra Kumar, the film will see her paired opposite superstar Ajay Devgn, promising a fresh wave of laughter, chaos, and charm for fans of the franchise. Esha Gupta to join Ajay Devgn in Dhamaal 4; shooting to begin this month Sources confirm that Esha will begin shooting her schedule from the end of this month, joining Devgn and the film’s ensemble, which includes fan favourites Riteish Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi, Jaaved Jaaferi, Ravi Kishan, and Sanjay Mishra. Known for her striking screen presence and natural flair, Esha is expected to bring a perfect blend of glamour, sass, and comedy to the film. Interestingly, Esha was also part of the previous instalment, that is, Dhamaal 3, where the actress played an interesting character with wit and comedy. Now, with Dhamaal 4, her role has reportedly been expanded and made more pivotal, promising to add new twists, comedy moments, and high-energy interactions with the ensemble. While specific details about her character remain under wraps, insiders suggest that Esha’s role will be integral to the storyline, not merely a glamorous cameo. Her entry is expected to elevate the narrative, infusing it with fresh energy and creating dynamic chemistry, especially with Ajay Devgn. Esha recently gained traction for her music videos like ‘Brown Eyes Wali’ alongside Honey Singh and ‘Ishq Mera’ with Jubin Nautiyal, further taking the actress’ desire to explore various roles in the industry. Her participation in Dhamaal 4, we hear, will mark a high point in what is expected to be a vibrant season for Bollywood comedy films. As the film gears up for production, fans can expect a high-octane mix of laughter, star power, and cinematic entertainment, with Esha Gupta ready to leave her signature mark on the beloved franchise. Also Read: Esha Gupta breaks silence on fallout with Sajid Khan, DENIES #MeToo allegations against him: “I don’t like people abusing me” More Pages: Dhamaal 4 Box Office Collection BOLLYWOOD NEWS – LIVE UPDATES Catch us for latest Bollywood News, New Bollywood Movies update, Box office collection, New Movies Release , Bollywood News Hindi, Entertainment News, Bollywood Live News Today & Upcoming Movies 2025 and stay updated with latest hindi movies only on Bollywood Hungama. Read More

Entertainment The much-anticipated Hindi romantic film Param Sundari, starring Sidharth Malhotra and Janhvi Kapoor, has sparked a wave of outrage among Malayali content creators. Several creators have voiced strong objections to the film’s portrayal of Kerala culture—and now accuse the film’s makers of silencing dissent after critical posts were removed from Instagram. Malayali creators slam Param Sundari for stereotypes, makers accused of silencing dissent Singer and RJ Pavithra Menon was among the first to publicly criticize the portrayal of Malayali women in the trailer, particularly targeting the stereotypical depiction that includes jasmine flowers worn in hair and Mohiniyattam dance scenes in everyday life. In her now-deleted video, she asked, “Women in Kerala do not walk around wearing jasmine flowers and dancing Mohiniyattam.” The video was removed after Instagram flagged it due to a copyright claim by Maddock Films. Menon shared a screenshot of the takedown notice and ironically quipped, “Happy Independence Day to everyone who has a voice.” Undeterred, she re-uploaded the video while expressing her frustration that a Hindi actor was chosen to represent a Malayali character. She asked, “What’s the problem with employing a proper Malayali actor? Are we less talented? This does not happen in Kerala. We don’t wear jasmine flowers around or do Mohiniyattam in offices and homes.” She further suggested simplifying pronunciation challenges by saying, “simply use Trivandrum instead of Thiruvananthapuram – we’ll be satisfied.” Another content creator, Vedangi, echoed this criticism and leveled accusations against the film’s team. In a new video, she stated, “The team behind this movie is currently suppressing all Malayali creators. Several creators have complained about this. Instead of conducting a thorough study, they chose to capitalise on Kerala’s culture. The portrayal is extremely out of touch and disrespectful.” She also emphasized that their critiques fall within fair use under Section 52 of the Copyright Act, arguing, “We are free to express our criticism. However, every Mallu creator who mocked the trailer has received copyright infringement notices. This is silence, pure and simple. You may have cast or dubbed a Malayali actress. I think silencing us was worthwhile.” This backlash adds another layer to the controversy surrounding Param Sundari, following earlier discontent from the Christian community over a romantic sequence filmed in a church. The community had called for the removal of that scene from the film’s song. Also Read : Sidharth Malhotra, Janhvi Kapoor visit Tirumala Tirupati Balaji temple ahead of Param Sundari release More Pages: Param Sundari Box Office Collection BOLLYWOOD NEWS – LIVE UPDATES Catch us for latest Bollywood News, New Bollywood Movies update, Box office collection, New Movies Release , Bollywood News Hindi, Entertainment News, Bollywood Live News Today & Upcoming Movies 2025 and stay updated with latest hindi movies only on Bollywood Hungama. Read More

Entertainment Bollywood is gearing up for a spine-chilling yet heart-throbbing Diwali 2025 as Maddock Films officially lifts the curtain on its much-talked-about spectacle, Thama. Produced by Dinesh Vijan and directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, the film marks a daring new chapter in the Maddock Horror-Comedy Universe that has already given audiences cult favorites like Stree, Munjya, and Bhediya. Thama Teaser: Ayushmann Khurrana, Rashmika Mandanna tease audience with their ‘bloody’ love story On Tuesday, August 19, Maddock Films dropped the highly anticipated first look into The World of Thama — teasing a bloody love story that blends raw horror with unflinching romance. While Maddock’s earlier films leaned heavily into humor and chills, Thama breaks new ground by introducing the first-ever love story in the franchise. The film boasts an extraordinary cast headlined by Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna, marking their first on-screen pairing. Their unconventional chemistry is already stirring buzz, with fans eager to see how their romance unfolds in the middle of supernatural chaos. Adding further depth to the ensemble are powerhouses Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Paresh Rawal, joined by Faisal Malik and Geeta Agrawal. Maddock Films has also revealed that the official teaser of Thama will hit the big screen alongside the release of Param Sundari on August 29, ensuring the buzz only grows louder before Diwali. Audiences can expect Thama to be wild, deadly, and packed with a cinematic punch that redefines both horror and romance for Bollywood. With haunting visuals, an unpredictable storyline, and the kind of genre-bending Maddock has mastered, Thama looks set to dominate the festive season. As the tagline boldly declares: “Darr na kabhi itna shaktishaali tha, aur na pyaar kabhi itna bloody!” The World of Thama storms into cinemas worldwide this Diwali 2025. Horror, comedy, and love have never looked so dangerous. Also Read: Thama First Look: Maddock introduces Ayushmann Khurrana as ‘insaaniyat ki aakhri umeed’ Alok, Rashmika Mandanna as ‘Tadaka’ More Pages: Thama Box Office Collection Tags : Ayushmann Khurrana, Bollywood, Horror Comedy, Maddock Films, Maddock Supernatural Universe, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, News, Paresh Rawal, Rashmika Mandanna, Thama, Thama teaser, The World of Thama BOLLYWOOD NEWS – LIVE UPDATES Catch us for latest Bollywood News, New Bollywood Movies update, Box office collection, New Movies Release , Bollywood News Hindi, Entertainment News, Bollywood Live News Today & Upcoming Movies 2025 and stay updated with latest hindi movies only on Bollywood Hungama. Read More