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Entertainment BTS’ Jimin has once again caused a stir online, but this time it’s due to something much more understated than a performance. A brief instance in Vogue Japan’s In The Bag video has admirers scrutinizing each shot. The internet is abuzz once more thanks to BTS’ Jimin, but this time it’s not due to a new album preview or a trending dance video. Instead, fans have been captivated by a brief moment from his segment on Vogue Japan’s In The Bag. While unpacking his daily essentials, Jimin nonchalantly opened his stylish card holder. Fans zoomed in immediately and what they spotted made instant headlines. Kept next to his Nine One residence card was one of the most exclusive financial symbols in South Korea: the Hyundai The Black Card 3. As per Koreanphiles, this is not simply a luxury card. In South Korea, The Black Card signifies immense wealth and power, a symbol of status exclusive to the highest echelon of society. To be considered, an individual must be among the top 0.05% of income earners in the nation, and even then, acceptance is not guaranteed. The card is exclusive to invitees and necessitates approval from executives, a comprehensive internal review, and impeccable financial documentation. It is believed that merely 1,000 individuals across the country hold this card. Other BTS members have also been seen with this rare privilege, in addition to Jimin. Fans noticed that Jin, Jungkook, and V have been carrying similar cards, which led to the idea that all seven members belong to this ultra-elite circle. Entertainment Fans’ reaction Fans were flabbergasted when the zoomed in on the card, one fan posted on X (formerly Twitter), “jimin owns the Hyundai “The Black Card 3,” which is one of the top four most expensive black cards to exist and is exclusive to the top 0.05% earners in the country. the basic requirements by the owner is to spend at least $8,347 per month with a minimum of $8,347,175 in assets” jimin owns the Hyundai “The Black Card 3,” which is one of the top four most expensive black cards to exist and is exclusive to the top 0.05% earners in the country. the basic requirements by the owner is to spend at least $8,347 per month with a minimum of $8,347,175 in assets pic.twitter.com/qfV0IJRrju — ☆ (@pjmnology) November 29, 2025 Another fan posted, “basically, Jimin just flexed how rich he is in the ‘What’s In My Bag’ segment. — dior sling bag — dior wallet — his black card — his porsche car key” basically, Jimin just flexed how rich he is in the ‘What’s In My Bag’ segment. — dior sling bag — dior wallet — his black card— his porsche car key pic.twitter.com/2Pu4KRUjyc — sana (@luvsformin) November 29, 2025 As if the Black Card event wasn’t thrilling enough, fans now have another reason to be happy. Jimin and Jungkook have officially reunited on-screen in Are You Sure?! Season 2, signifying their initial travel venture after completing military duty. The new season begins only days after their release, taking the pair on an impromptu 12-day journey across Switzerland and Da Nang, Vietnam. The preview shows them being surprised but excited as they realize the journey aims to evoke their military habits in the most unforeseen manners. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More

Entertainment Home Photos Jaya Bachchan REVEALS Amitabh Bachchan ‘is not free’ with…, doesn’t want Navya Naveli Nanda to…: A lowdown on her recent TOP 8 comments In a recent interview with Barkha Dutt on #WeTheWomen, Jaya Bachchan talked about her relationship with the media and paps. Read ahead to know more about it. 1/8 Entertainment I am the product of media. Jaya Bachchan talked about her relationship with media and paps and said, “My relationship with media is fantastic; I am the product of media. But my relationship with paparazzi is zero. Who are these people? Are they trained to be representing the people of this country? You call them media? I come from media; my father was a journalist. I have immense, tremendous respect for such people. 2/8 Entertainment He does not speak Talking about Amitabh Bachchan, she said, He does not speak. He is not free with his opinion like I am. He keeps it to himself, but he knows how to convey what he wants, at the right time, in the right way… which I don’t! That’s the difference. He is a different personality; maybe that’s why I married him! 3/8 Entertainment I don’t want Navya to get married When she was asked if she would be okay if her granddaughter followed her footsteps and left her career after marriage, she said, “I don’t want Navya to get married.” When Barkha Dutt questioned if she thinks marriage is an outdated tradition, she said, “Yes, absolutely.” She further said, “I’m a grandmother now. Navya will be 28 in a few days. I’m too old to give young women advice on raising children. Things have changed so much, and today’s young children are so smart that they will outsmart you.” 4/8 Entertainment Tight pant pehnke, hath mein mobile leke Jaya Bachchan questioned the outfit choices of paps and said, “But yeh jo bahar gande, tight pant pehnke, hath mein mobile leke (they were bad, tight pants, with a mobile in their hand), they think just because they have a mobile, they can take your picture and say what they want.” 5/8 Entertainment Kis tarah ka education hai? Kya background hai? She continued to talk about paparazzi culture and said, “And the kind of comments they pass! What kind of people are these people? Kahan se aate hain, kis tarah ka education hai? Kya background hai? They will represent us? Just because they can get through to YouTube or whatever social platform?” 6/8 Entertainment What kind of celebrity are you? She also questioned the culture of celebrities calling paps to the airport to capture them and said, “I don’t know them. I don’t know whoever you are talking about. My grandson is also young, but he is not on any social network. If you have to call people to take your photos at the airport, what kind of celebrity are you?” 7/8 Entertainment I am the most hated person on social media Jaya Bachchan also remembered how one of her staff members told her about the amount of hate she receives on social media. She said, “It’s very interesting—one of my staff in Delhi said that she doesn’t use any social network because I am the most hated person on social media.” 8/8 Entertainment You can be like a chuha She then compared Paps to rats and said, “I said that I don’t care; I don’t give a damn. You hate me; it’s your opinion. My opinion is that I dislike you immensely. You think that you can be like a chuha (rat) who can get into somebody’s house with a mobile camera.” Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Entertainment Subscribe Now Read More

Entertainment The acclaimed American multi-instrumentalist was in his element, whether he was playing jazz, blues, Western classical or even dipping into a Bollywood classic Jon Batiste performs at the Grand Theatre at Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, Mumbai on Nov. 26, 2025. Photo: Courtesy of BookMyShow Live Every once in a while a musician will perform for an evening and reach a majority of the audience throughout the show. Sadly, this is not a frequent occurrence. However, Jon Batiste, in his largely solo performance, communicated and connected with a fairly large gathering and had them leave with smiles on their faces. Batiste is a contemporary music phenomenon whose music encompasses the stretch of African American music of the last 125 years. His repertoire included music ranging from Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Ray Charles, while also bringing in the sounds of the blues, gospel music, R&B, soul and contemporary sounds — all delivered with an almost fireside-style by Batiste. He did not forget his roots from his hometown of New Orleans as he performed “The Saints go Marching In” at the Grand Theatre in NMACC, Mumbai on Nov. 26, 2025. For us, Jon Batiste is the continuation of a line of hugely talented, multi-faceted American musicians; he takes forward the tradition created by ‘Fats’ Waller, Ray Charles, Jon Hendricks and Stevie Wonder with the versatility of Quincy Jones thrown in. Batiste, like the others mentioned, makes a very strong statement which emphasizes that creative music from the 20th Century onwards has come from the African American musical spirit. Batiste is truly “from the tradition.” Jon Batiste performs live in Mumbai. Batiste’s playing on jazz pianist Thelonius Monk’s famous “Blue Monk” was sizzling, and he handled Duke Ellington’s “Caravan” with great respect and affection. Louis Armstrong’s universal anthem “It’s a Wonderful World” was given a touch of joy and “Lonely Avenue” made famous by Ray Charles was performed with the feel of desolation it is intended to convey. Batiste was updating some classics with the respect due to the music and to his ‘elders’. Lest we get the impression that his range of music had just a blues-based approach, Batiste played from Beethoven as well. The classic lines from The Fifth Symphony were treated with due respect but a feeling of the blues was introduced as if to demonstrate what Beethoven would have done had the “blue note” been discovered in his time! It was serious and very creative. Batiste played superbly on the piano but also played the melodica in performing a crowd pleaser from Bollywood. He played “Yeh Hai Bombay Meri Jaan” from the 1950s Hindi film C.I.D., which in turn is inspired by the popular folk song “Clementine” from a hundred years before! He also played the bass guitar as well as a harmonium on one occasion. While Batiste played a largely solo concert, he invited a sitar player, Megha Rawoot, in the second half of the concert and they converged on three numbers, notably on Beethoven’s “Fur Elise.” Megha Rawoot (left) and Jon Batiste perform in Mumbai. Photo: Courtesy of BookMyShow Live Unlike other Indo-jazz fusion, this duo combined along melodic lines. Rawoot is a fine sitar player and her playing blended well with Jon’s approach to the songs they played together. The concert, overall, was a beautiful experience for the vast majority of the audience. The level of musical communication between Jon Batiste and the varied audience was high; a real tribute to the versatility of the musician. It was a show that must have won Batiste a lot of fans in Mumbai. If there was one hiccup in the evening’s entertainment, it was in the laxity with punctuality. The 8 pm show started at 8.30 and after a fairly long intermission, ended after 11 pm. Several people, either with a long commute or commitments, had to leave and miss parts of a truly memorable concert in Mumbai. Jon Batiste’s Maestro solo piano India tour is produced and promoted by BookMyShow Live. Read More

Entertainment Legendary U.K. band made history with their four sold-out shows this month Radiohead’s first U.K. shows in seven years beat a record previously set by Metallica Getty Images Last week, Radiohead played four sold-out shows at London’s O2 Arena — and the gigs ended up beating an attendance record set by Metallica at the same venue in 2017. The band played the O2 on Nov. 21, 22, 24 and 25, and each show had at least 22,200 fans in attendance, with the final night reaching 22,355. “These past four record-breaking nights will go down in the venue’s history, with Radiohead breaking the attendance records each night,” Christian D’Acuna, the O2’s senior programming director, said in a press release. “We knew how special these exclusive shows would be and we’re so grateful to the band for bringing them to The O2. It’s been a true honor to host them, and each night they played different set lists spanning their incredible back catalogue. These shows will be remembered for years to come.” Radiohead kicked off a string of tour dates in the U.K. and Europe earlier this month in Madrid. The band’s first tour in seven years comes on the heels of the 30th anniversary of their second album, The Bends. The unpredictable setlists have included numerous songs they haven’t played in years, like the Amnesiac track “Like Spinning Plates” which they broke out at the final London show. Next month, they will wrap the tour with four dates in Copenhagen followed by four in Berlin. They have not yet announced any 2026 touring plans or if they will make it back to North America any time soon. From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment “We’re going to honor the life you lived and the love you spread with every show we play. You’ll always be with us,” drummer John Otto writes to late bassist ahead of Mexico City show Limp Bizkit Matthew Baker/Getty Images Limp Bizkit paid tribute to their late bassist Sam Rivers on Saturday during the band’s first concert since Rivers’ death in October. The group, who previously pledged to continue their tour as planned following Rivers’ death, returned to the stage Saturday in Mexico City to kick off their Latin American tour. During the show, Limp Bizkit screened a tribute video featuring clips of Rivers onstage and backstage with his band mates, who watched along with the audience. “Sam Rivers, our brother forever,” the video noted at the end. “Sam Rivers, we love you forever.” Rivers died October 18 at the age of 48; no cause of death was provided. For the band’s Mexico City gig, bassist Richie “Kid Not” Buxton — who also plays in the tour’s opening act Ecca Vandal — filled in on bass, Blabbermouth reports. “Now we’re gonna do this shit Limp Bizkit style. Tonight, this one’s for Sam Rivers,” Fred Durst said as the band launched into “Break Stuff.” Prior to the Mexico City show, Limp Bizkit drummer John Otto remembered Rivers on social media, “Today is going to be tough. A first I never wanted to experience. Especially not now. You’ve been there for so many major firsts in my life. Some of my earliest memories were made with you. We grew up together. Laughed together. Realized our dreams together. And traveled the world together. You’ve always been there. The godfather to my girls, my best friend — my brother. There will never be another you.” Otto continued, “We’re going to honor the life you lived and the love you spread with every show we play. You’ll always be with us.” From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment “It makes me want to bring my A-game every single time I see that I’m on the call sheet with him because I know he’s bringing it right back,” actress says of Stranger Things co-star Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour attend the world premiere of Netflix’s “Stranger Things”, Season 5, at the TCL Chinese theatre in Los Angeles on November 6, 2025. Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images Millie Bobby Brown continued to praise her Stranger Things co-star David Harbour amid a report that the actor bullied her on the set of the Netflix series. Speaking to Deadline at a press junket, the actress was asked if she “felt safe” when shooting with Harbour. “Of course I felt safe, we’ve worked together for 10 years; I felt safe with everyone on that set,” Brown said. “We also play father and daughter so naturally you have a closer bond than the rest, because we have had some really intense scenes together, especially in Season 2.” She continued, “But David and I have a great relationship. We work really closely together in the scenes and preparing for the scenes, and I’m really excited for everyone to see the labor of love and hard work we put into it and the closure of our relationship and what it looks like, and to give the fans — especially the Hopper and Eleven fans — those scenes I feel like will be quite impactful.” Brown added of her scenes with Harbour, “It makes me want to bring my A-game every single time I see that I’m on the call sheet with him because I know he’s bringing it right back. Definitely sometimes it’s a wake-up call.” Brown’s comments come after the Daily Mail reported that she allegedly filed harassment and bullying claims against Harbour — who plays her adoptive dad of sorts on the series — with producers of the hit Netflix show prior to shooting the final season. The actors previously downplayed the rumors by posing and smiling together at the Stranger Things Season 5 premiere. While neither Brown nor Harbour (or Netflix) has addressed the bullying claims directly, the actress has reiterated that she enjoyed working with Harbour in interviews. “We’ve been doing that for the last 10 years,” Brown said in a new interview with the Hollywood Reporter. “I mean, we have always been united in that. We love this show with everything, and we value our friendship more than anything.” She added, “It was quite nostalgic because it reminded me so much of season two and three, where we’re both kind of butting heads and she’s growing up, she’s trying to find her own voice and he’s trying to parent, and that dynamic definitely comes back into play once again, and I’m really excited for people to see that,” the actress added. “And I think some of people’s favorite scenes of Eleven are Ele and [Hopper], so I’m really excited to have that come to screen once again.” From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment At 89, the legendary guitarist is a vital link to the roots of an entire genre. Thanks to Sinners and a busy schedule, he’s also just plain vital AT HIS REGULAR SPOT — the stool with “BG” on the back, way at one end of the bar — the owner of Buddy Guy’s Legends scans the hundreds of people packing his club. Tugging off the pandemic-era mask he still wears during public gatherings, he leans forward and looks toward the stage a few hundred feet away. “In an hour,” he says, “I might have a drink and go up there.” On some level, this midsummer evening is just another night at the Chicago blues club and restaurant Buddy Guy opened more than 35 years ago. The tables atop the yellow-and-blue checkerboard floor are once more filling up with tourists, tattooed dudes, youngish couples, and blues fans of all stripes. The walls remain lined with photos of Guy onstage and offstage with his disciples (Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan) and his heroes (B.B. King, Muddy Waters). The employees at the merch counter near the entrance are prepping to sell T-shirts, baseball caps, and other souvenirs sporting Guy’s likeness or the club’s logo. When he’s not on the road, Guy stops into his club regularly, partly to keep an eye on operations, but also to goose the business, since customers sometimes show up hoping he’ll take the stage whether he’s on the bill or not. But tonight isn’t just another booking; as a banner over the bar proclaims, it’s his birthday, his 89th at that. Looking at Guy, you’d barely know it: His complexion is smooth, and he appears trim and wiry in his polka-dot jacket over a white T-shirt, topped by one of his trademark white caps. Fans approach to wish him happy birthday and give him a casual fist bump. Guy acknowledges each quickly, then signals to a bartender, who brings over a bottle of his favorite cognac. Some of tonight’s crowd have likely been fans of Guy’s for decades; others might know him as the older incarnation of Sammie Moore in the closing scenes of Sinners, director Ryan Coogler’s acclaimed and top-grossing blues-and-vampires hit. “It seems like every time I go to the grocery store, I hear, ‘That looks like that guy in Sinners,’” Guy says with a smile. Easing his way off his stool, Guy makes his way to the merch area to begin signing copies of his just-released album, Ain’t Done With the Blues, and pose for selfies with the Guyheads lined up out the door. But after an hour, his work for the night has just begun. Called over to the stage, he accepts a birthday cake with candles from some of the eight adult children and several grandchildren gathered around him. As the house band slips into a bluesy vamp, the family members leave the stage, but Guy remains, and the reserved, elderly gentleman at the bar transforms into the wily, suggestive Buddy Guy of legend. “If you don’t love me, maybe your sister will!” he growls, to laughter and cheers. After a half hour, he heads back to the merch stand and resumes the autographing and selfies, but the crowd wants more music. When a microphone is passed to his side of the club, Guy picks up where he left off onstage, wandering into the crowd this time, and exhorting more blues. He won’t leave until 2 a.m. The sight of Guy summoning up the energy of someone decades younger is startling, even to his family. “We’re always like, ‘Oh, my God — he’s old and is going to fall,’” says his daughter Shawnna Guy, a hip-hop artist since the Nineties. “You look at him onstage, and he’s just bopping back and forth and hitting the strings with a face towel, then putting the guitar behind his head and playing it with a drumstick. And you’re like, ‘What the hell am I worried about?’ I can’t even do that!” Guy’s ongoing livelihood — Ain’t Done With the Blues is his 20th studio album, and he’s leaving for a string of West Coast shows a few weeks after we meet — is not necessarily the outcome he or anyone saw for himself. For the first few decades of his career, he was often overlooked and undervalued by the music business. But now, the blues pioneers who inspired him — King, Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Guitar Slim, and so many more — are long gone, as are many who learned from him, from Jeff Beck to Vaughan. Guy, the blues stalwart who couldn’t catch a break for a long time, has outlasted them all. “I’m the last old man still walking and playing the blues,” he says. “That’s what we talked about with Muddy [Waters] and Howlin’ Wolf before they died. They said, ‘Buddy, please keep the blues alive.’ And I’m tryin’.” As youngblood blues guitarist Christone “Kingfish” Ingram puts it, “As far as mainstream blues, he’s the last OG.” Guy in the 1960sMichael Ochs Archives/Getty Images One key to Guy’s survival is that he was never a blues purist. Dating back to his earliest 45s and his first album, 1967’s Left My Blues in San Francisco, he blended soul, rock power chords, and high-stepping R&B into blues, along with an unrestrained style of guitar playing and vocal blues wail that always threatened to go off the rails but never did. His recent string of albums are packed with cameos from across the musical spectrum (Mick Jagger, Keith Urban, and Kid Rock, among many) and sport a loud, crackling, radio-friendly sound; Ain’t Done With the Blues, which was just nominated for a Best Traditional Blues Album Grammy, pairs him with Ingram, Joe Walsh, and Peter Frampton. As Bruce Iglauer of the blues label Alligator says, “Buddy effectively rocked out the blues, while keeping the soul of the blues in the music. I don’t know that anybody else has done that. Maybe he feels like he’s the last knight in armor, and that part of his job is not repeating the tradition, but bringing the tradition

Entertainment In November 2025, Bollywood Hungama broke the news that Akshay Kumar would reunite with Anees Bazmee for the remake of Sankranthiki Vasthunam (2025), starring Venkatesh, Aishwarya Rajesh and Meenakshi Chaudhary. At the recently concluded 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), held in Goa, Sirish, of Sri Venkateswara Creations, confirmed that this film is indeed being made. Sri Venkateswara Creations producer CONFIRMS Sankranthiki Vasthunam remake with Akshay Kumar, Vamshi Paidipally’s film with Salman Khan During an interaction with Gulte at IFFI, Sirish revealed that the Sankranthiki Vasthunam remake is being made and that it would star Akshay Kumar. The original version was directed by Anil Ravipudi and produced by Dil Raju and Sirish. He also informed that there will be a minimum of six releases from Sri Venkateswara Creations in 2026. And that’s not all. Sirish also revealed that they plan to make a film with superstar Salman Khan and that it would be directed by Vamshi Paidipally, known for directing popular films such as Munna (2007), Brindavanam (2010), Yevadu (2014), Oopiri (2016), Maharshi (2019) and Varisu (2023). Lastly, Sirish also confirmed that their esteemed production house will produce a film starring superstar Pawan Kalyan. Last month, Bollywood Hungama carried an article which said, “Anees and Akshay loved the plot of the lead character stuck between his wife and ex-girlfriend that Sankranthiki Vasthunam rides on. However, the original had a lot of Telugu flavour. To make the film palatable for the Hindi audience, Anees Bazmee is reimagining the film, keeping the core plot intact.” The article also claimed that the writing work is going on in full swing, and the makers are aiming to take the untitled film on floors in February 2026. The film is not a remake, but a reimagined take on the original film, as the screenplay will be packaged with new scenes. “It’s 60 per cent of fresh sequences, and just 40 per cent original to keep the essence of the plot intact.” Also Read: Ahmed Khan shares a fun behind-the-scenes moment from Welcome to the Jungle set featuring Akshay Kumar, Disha Patani, Arshad Warsi, Jacqueline Fernandez and more Tags : Akshay Kumar, Anees Bazmee, Bollywood, News, Remake, Salman Khan, Sankranthiki Vasthunam, South, South Cinema, Sri Venkateswara Creations, Vamshi Paidipally 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 Samantha Ruth Prabhu has finally put months of speculation to rest by sharing the first set of wedding photographs with filmmaker Raj Nidimoru, marking a new chapter in both their lives. The couple, who were previously married in the past, tied the knot in a private ceremony at the Isha Foundation Centre in Coimbatore, choosing simplicity and spirituality over spectacle. Samantha Ruth Prabhu confirms wedding with Raj Nidimoru; first photos from intimate temple ceremony break the internet The newly released photos capture Samantha and Raj taking part in a traditional South Indian wedding ritual inside the temple premises, surrounded by close friends and family. Samantha is seen wearing a striking red silk saree with intricate gold detailing, complemented by a matching blouse. She completed her look with heavy gold temple jewellery, including an ornate necklace and stacked bangles, while her hair was styled in a neat bun adorned with a gajra. Raj opted for a classic white or off-white kurta–pyjama paired with a light gold Nehru jacket that added understated elegance to his attire. Barefoot, as is customary for temple ceremonies, he is seen walking alongside Samantha under a floral archway as the couple radiate joy. Following the photo drop, congratulatory messages poured in from across the film industry. Celebrities including Dia Mirza, Manushi Chhillar, Parvathy Thiruvothu, Lavanya Tripathi Konidela and Divya Spandana joined fans in wishing the couple well. Rumours about Samantha and Raj’s relationship first began during their collaboration on The Family Man Season 2, where Samantha’s performance as Raji drew widespread attention. Their association strengthened when they worked together on Citadel, which led to increased social media chatter. Raj’s support for Samantha’s production house, Tralala Pictures, and his encouragement of her recent sports investments only heightened curiosity about their equation. Over the past year, viral sightings — from the duo travelling together to being photographed holding hands — kept the rumour mill active. Despite the growing buzz, both chose to remain silent until these wedding photos confirmed what fans had been speculating for months. With the couple now making their relationship official, the images mark a significant and celebrated moment for fans who have followed their journey closely. Also Read: Samantha Ruth Prabhu shares warm note for Raj & DK as The Family Man season 3 earns widespread critical praise 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 Disney is all geared up to bring the biggest release of the year, Avatar: Fire and Ash, in India in the best possible manner. The buzz is off the roof as experts are anticipating the James Cameron film to take the biggest start of the year in India. The month of Avatar has begun, and Bollywood Hungama has an exclusive scoop on the planning for the film’s arrival. SCOOP: Avatar: Fire & Ash signs 2-week deal with premium multiplexes; advances open on December 5 Reliable trade sources have confirmed that Disney has inked a 2-week deal with premium multiplexes for the film’s showcasing through the Christmas and New Year Period. A source told Bollywood Hungama, “Avatar: Fire And Ash will be screening all across the premium multiplexes in 3D format through the festive period, and the distributors in India have inked an exclusive 2-week deal for 3D, IMAX 3D, ScreenX and 4DX format. Given the unheard demand in audiences, the cinemas too have agreed on the same.” The film arrives on December 19, and Disney plans to open the bookings well in advance. “The pre-sales for Avatar: Fire and Ash open on December 5, 2025. All the contracts are locked, and the makers are confident to score record results in the advance bookings for the year in India.” For those unaware, Avatar: Way of Water had opened to Rs. 40 crores in India back in 2022, and it would be interesting to see if Avatar: Fire and Ash can recreate the same magic. Also Read: Experience Pandora like never before: Fire and Ash preview plays with Avatar: The way of water More Pages: Avatar: Fire and Ash (English) 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