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Entertainment “We echo Olivia’s call to ‘Do Better’ and have taken steps to lead by example,” said Live Nation’s CEO Olivia Dean performs onstage during the 2025 ARIA Awards Brendon Thorne/Getty Images In response to singer Olivia Dean’s criticism that Ticketmaster had allowed “vile” resale prices for her The Art of Loving tour set to begin next year, the company has announced that is capping future resale rates with no added fees for Dean’s trek and “refunding fans for any markup they already paid to resellers on Ticketmaster.” Dean’s criticisms came on Nov. 21, when she wrote on her Instagram story, “[Ticketmaster], [Live Nation], [AEG]: You are providing a disgusting service. The prices at which you’re allowing tickets to be re-sold is vile and completely against our wishes. Live music should be affordable and accessible, and we need to find a new way of making that possible. BE BETTER.”  She followed that post with another, writing that her team is looking into the “extremely frustrating” issue with ticket pricing. Ticketmaster’s announcement that they would heed Dean’s call arrived on Nov. 26 in a post on their website titled “Ticketmaster Supports Olivia Dean’s Commitment to Fair Ticket Pricing and Takes Action to Cap Resale for ‘The Art of Loving Live’ Tour on Its Site.”  “We share Olivia’s desire to keep live music accessible and ensure fans have the best access to affordable tickets,” said Michael Rapino, CEO of Live Nation Entertainment said in the post. “While we can’t require other marketplaces to honor artists’ resale preferences, we echo Olivia’s call to ‘Do Better’ and have taken steps to lead by example. We hope efforts like this help fans afford another show they’ve been considering—or discover someone new.” The post also detailed Ticketmaster’s analysis of The Art of Loving resale prevalence and how the refund process would work for those who were upsold. “After reviewing all sales, less than 20% of primary tickets were listed for resale—showing that Olivia’s demand was driven by genuine fans who intend to go to the show rather than resellers out for profit,” it said. “In early December, fans who purchased resale tickets on Ticketmaster will receive partial refunds reflecting the difference between the original tour price and the higher price charged by the reseller. Ticketmaster does not receive the markup on those tickets but is stepping in to absorb this refund cost for fans. Refunds will be processed by December 10 and may take a few additional days to post, depending on individual banks.” Dean’s North American tour is due to begin in San Francisco in July and finish in Austin in August. From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment Aditya Srivastava, who played Inspector Abhijeet, remains a favorite actor. Recently, when photos and videos of him dressed as a groom circulated on social media, fans were in a frenzy, and many began to believe that he had remarried. CID is a show that many people have watched since childhood and it still holds a special place in the hearts of viewers. Beginning in the 90s, the show became popular in every household due to its characters. Aditya Srivastava, who played Inspector Abhijeet, remains a favorite actor. Recently, when photos and videos of him dressed as a groom circulated on social media, fans were in a frenzy, and many began to believe that he had remarried. Entertainment Did CID’s inspector Abhijeet aka Aditya Srivastava get married? The photos that went viral were not taken during a wedding, but during Aditya Srivastava’s wedding anniversary party. His spouse, Mansi Srivastava, was also there. Many people mistook this for a new wedding, when in reality, it was a special celebration spent with his family. Therefore, the rumors circulating online were not true, and people unreasonably assumed that he had remarried. Watch: Entertainment All about Aditya Srivastava and Mansi Srivastava love life Aditya Srivastava and Mansi Srivastava were married in 2003. The couple celebrated their wedding anniversary on November 22, during which these photos were taken. Aditya is the father of two daughters—Aarushi and Advika—and is very happy with his family. Fans showered him with warm wishes when the anniversary photos surfaced. Some jokingly commented on how Inspector Abhijeet left Dr. Tarika got married, while others expressed their emotional sentiments, saying they have been watching CID since childhood and still see Aditya in that same light. Entertainment All about Aditya Srivastava career In addition to his powerful role in CID, Aditya Srivastava has also appeared in numerous films and other projects. He has played significant roles in films like Kaalo, Bhakshak, and Super 30. Despite this, audiences still recognize him most for his role as Inspector Abhijeet. In an interview, he stated that no matter how many films he has done, people remember him most for his role in CID. This is a significant testament to his popularity and the show’s success. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More

Entertainment Home Photos THIS actress became National CRUSH with one film, is the only heroine with back-to-back Rs 500 crore blockbusters, she is reportedly dating…, her name is… From being the country’s ‘National Crush’ to becoming one of India’s most bankable female stars, her rise has been nothing short of historic. Read further to know how with multiple 500 1000 crore blockbusters, she now stands among the most successful actresses of all time. 1/8 Entertainment A Star Who Became a Bankable Force The “National Crush” has quietly but powerfully become one of the most trusted female stars in Indian cinema, delivering blockbusters across languages. 2/8 Entertainment Entering the ₹500–1000 Crore League With back-to-back massive hits, she has joined the rare league of actresses whose films have crossed ₹500 crore, ₹700 crore, ₹800 crore and even the ₹1000 crore mark. 3/8 Entertainment Animal – Her First ₹500 Crore Blockbuster The 2023 hit Animal, featuring Ranbir Kapoor, marked her debut entry into the ₹500 crore club. Worldwide Gross: ₹915 crore, Budget: ₹100 crore. 4/8 Entertainment Pushpa 2 – The Mammoth Success Story The 2024 juggernaut Pushpa 2: The Rule became her biggest career hit. Net India: ₹1234 crore, Worldwide: ₹1742 crore. 5/8 Entertainment Historic Records in the Hindi Market With Pushpa 2 earning ₹812 crore in the Hindi belt, she became the only actress to enter both the ₹700 crore and ₹800 crore club in this region. 6/8 Entertainment Chhaava – Third Straight ₹500 Crore Winner Her 2025 release Chhaava, co-starring Vicky Kaushal, took her streak further. Worldwide Gross: ₹807 crore, Net India: ₹601 crore. 7/8 Entertainment Joining the ₹1000 Crore Club Thanks to Pushpa 2, she became only the second heroine after Anushka Shetty to be part of a ₹1000 crore net Indian film. 8/8 Entertainment From National Crush to Pan-India Queen Today, Rashmika Mandanna stands tall as a true pan-India star whose consistent box office dominance places her among the highest-grossing actresses ever. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Entertainment Subscribe Now Read More

Entertainment Home News and Gossip When is Diés Iraé releasing on OTT? Pranav Mohanlal’s horror hit gets streaming update Di s Ira became one of the highest-grossing Malayalam films of 2025. Now, this Pranav Mohanlal-starrer is set to release on OTT. Let’s find out when and where to watch it. Directed by Rahul Sadasivam, the horror film Diés Iraé was released in theaters on October 31, coinciding with Halloween. Upon release, the film became one of the highest-grossing Malayalam films of 2025. Now, this Pranav Mohanlal-starrer is set to release on OTT. Let’s find out when and where to watch it. Entertainment When and where to watch Diés Iraé Dés Iraé will premiere on OTT on December 5, and the film will stream on JioHotstar. JioHotstar made the official announcement on social media. The platform wrote,“The Day of Wrath is here. Diés Iraé will be streaming from December 5 only on JioHotstar.” Along with this, it also shared a promotional video, in which Pranav’s character is seen in a deep sleep and suddenly awakens when touched by a mysterious hand. Watch the tweet here: The Day of Wrath is here. Diés Iraé will be streaming from December 5 only on JioHotstar.@impranavlal @rahul_madking @StudiosYNot @chakdyn @sash041075 @allnightshifts @studiosynot #DiésIraé #DiésIraéOnHotstar #PranavMohanlal #Horror #Thriller #Suspense #JioHotstar… pic.twitter.com/AYBPyGwfsL — JioHotstar Malayalam (@JioHotstarMal) November 28, 2025 Entertainment What is the story of Diés Iraé? Diés Iraé is written and directed by Rahul Sadasivam. It is produced by Chakravarthy Ramachandra and S. Sasikanth under the banners of Night Shift Studios and YNOT Studios. The story revolves around Rohan (Pranav Mohanlal), a wealthy Indo-American architect who lives a comfortable life in his luxurious villa in Kerala. Rohan learns about the tragic death of his fellow coleage Kani (Sushmita Bhatt) because of suicide. Rohan goes to the house of the sister to bring with himself a hair clip as a remembrance of that sister. This leads to strange and terrifying events in his home. Gradually, Rohan struggles to understand whether what is happening around him is real or just his imagination. Entertainment Diés Iraé box office collection Upon release, the film received widespread acclaim from audiences and critics. Despite receiving an ‘A’ certificate due to its horrific and gory content, Diés Iraé grossed Rs 82 crore worldwide. It is among the most successful Malayalam films of 2025. Its OTT release has further fueled excitement among audiences who missed the theatrical release. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More

Entertainment Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram have announced that they’re expecting their first child, making their second anniversary even more special. Read further to know how fans are flooding the couple with love. Bollywood star Randeep Hooda and his wife, actor-turned-entrepreneur Lin Laishram, are stepping into a beautiful new life. Two years after their wedding, the husband-wife duo has revealed their expectation of welcoming their first child, filling up the fans’ hearts with delight. On their second wedding anniversary, Randeep and Lin shared a dreamy image on Instagram of themselves in the woods besides a bonfire, dressed in soft beige outfits and smiling warmly. Their caption read: Two years of love, adventure, and now. a little wild one on the way ????❤️♾️. Instantly, the comment section was flooded with love from fans. Wishes like “This new chapter is going to be beautiful” and “So happy for you both” And captured the excitement around their announcement. How Their Love Story Began Randeep and Lin first met at Naseeruddin Shah’s theatre group, Motley, where a simple friendship bloomed into love. Soon after, they got married in 2023 in Imphal, Manipur, according to Meitei customs. Randeep looked every bit proud Manipuri groom; Lin was a vision to behold in her traditional bridal finery and gold jewellery. Their marriage was close-knit, with just their loved ones attending it. Speaking about choosing Lin’s culture for the ceremony, Randeep had said: “I felt it was only respectful to marry in the bride’s tradition. I want to experience my life partner’s culture, that’s why I’m here.” Their Work & What’s Next Lin has been a part of films like Om Shanti Om, Mary Kom, Umrika, and Rangoon. Randeep was last seen as the antagonist in Jaat, opposite Sunny Deol. He is now getting ready for the next big project, Matchbox, a Hollywood action-adventure comedy starring John Cena, Jessica Biel, Danai Gurira, and more, scheduled to release in 2026. As the couple prepares to welcome their little one, love and congratulatory messages keep pouring in from fans and friends alike in celebration of this phase in their journey together. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More

Entertainment Home Photos Did Queen of Tears star Kim Soo Hyun send ROMANTIC messages to girlfriend Kim Sae Ron? ‘I want to see you, I am…’ The ongoing controversy surrounding Kim Soo Hyun’s alleged relationship with the late actress Kim Sae Ron has taken a new turn. Read on to know more. 1/7 Entertainment Kim Se Ron and Kim Soo Hyun’s alleged relationship The ongoing controversy surrounding Kim Soo Hyun’s alleged relationship with the late actress Kim Sae Ron has taken a new turn. Kim Se Ron’s mother has issued a new statement, reasserting that Kim Soo Hyun dated her daughter when she was a minor. She alleges that the actor’s legal team is spreading false information and creating confusion. 2/7 Entertainment What did Kim Se Ron’s mother say about Kim Soo Hyun’s relationship? In her statement, Kim Sae Ron’s mother stated that she had remained silent until now because the investigating agency had asked her to stay away from the media. However, Kim Soo Hyun’s legal team is continuously posting such material on their YouTube channel, misleading the public. She said she fears that people will mistake her statements for lies and the truth will not be revealed. 3/7 Entertainment Was the evidence in Kim Soo Hyun’s case fabricated? The mother explained that Kim Soo Hyun has consistently claimed that their relationship did not begin when Ron was a minor. She said that the evidence they have is being dismissed as fake. But the truth will be revealed by the investigating agency’s report. 4/7 Entertainment Did Kim Soo Hyun send intimate texts to Kim Sae Ron? Kim Soo-hyun’s mother also shared a note retrieved from Kim Soo-hyun’s device after forensic examination. This note is dated September 28, 2017, before Kim Soo-hyun’s military service. Based on this, she again claimed that the two had an intimate relationship. 5/7 Entertainment What was Kim Soo Hyun’s romantic text to Sae Ron? Sae Ron’s mother stated that before a meeting on April 12, 2018, Kim Soo Hyun sent messages to her daughter—I want to see you immediately and I am completely undressed. The mother claims that these messages prove that the two were in a love relationship. 6/7 Entertainment What did Kim Soo Hyun say about the dating controversy? Amid these allegations, Kim Soo Hyun also issued a statement a few days ago. He requested that the case be investigated quickly and thoroughly. He said that the police have already conducted a large part of the investigation and should reach a conclusion as soon as possible. 7/7 Entertainment Why is Kim Soo Hyun dating scandal investigation delayed? Kim Soo-hyun’s lawyer, Ko Sang-rok, stated on his channel that they are waiting for the truth to come out. He also stated that the allegations being made are based on misunderstandings and that the investigation report will clarify everything. As quoted by Chosun Biz, Kim Soo Hyun’s lawyer said, “At this point, seven and a half months after the initial date of the complaint (March 20), there are no plans to seek or request a change to a new investigation team. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Entertainment Subscribe Now Read More

Entertainment Published on :  28 Nov 2025, 5:09 pm Film: GST(3 / 5) GST Movie Review: Titles can be misleading. GST wears that mischief on its sleeve. It is not about taxes, systems, bills or the country’s favourite alphabet soup. It is about ghosts. Not the horror variety, but the emotional remains of people who left with stories half-spoken and wounds half-stitched. And walking into their silence is Lucky (Srujan Lokesh), a man who believes he is a mistake wrapped in skin. When your most honest friends turn out to be dead people, the film quietly asks what that says about the living. Srujan Lokesh’s directorial debut arrives with the comfort of a known face. Television made him a household name with the reality show, Majaa Talkies, and it shaped his timing, his comedy and the easy charm families lean towards every weekend. Anyone who has watched him closely knows he can slip into seriousness, too. In GST, he blends humour and gravity with natural ease. Cast: Srujan Lokesh, Rajani Bharadwaj, Girija Lokesh, Shobraj, Ravishankar Gowda, Tabla Nani, Sharath Lohitashwa, Girish Shivanna, Aravind Rau, Vinod Gobbragala, Nivedita Gowda, and Sukruth Srujan Lokesh, Director: Srujan Lokesh Lucky is convinced that fate has singled him out for failure. His father (Ashok), tired and defeated, asks him to leave after the family loses his wife and Lucky’s mother (Vinaya Prasad). The moment is not cruel. It is a portrait of helplessness. Lucky spirals into despair and finds himself in a burial ground after a failed attempt to end his life. This is where the film truly begins, in a space where endings slowly turn into beginnings. The ghosts he meets are not gag machines. They carry ordinary fractures from everyday life. Shanthamma (Girija Lokesh) avoids speaking about her son, an auto driver, because some wounds do not heal even after death. Prabhakar (Tabla Nani) and his son (Sukruth) carry the weight of an accident that society moved past without thought. Hanumanthu (Vinod Gobbagaragala) became another forgotten name during the pandemic. Tanya (Niveditha Gowda) grew up under relatives who value control more than care. Ramesh (Aravind Rau) is a reminder of dreams cut short by greed. None of these stories scream for attention. They are quiet bruises that shape middle-class lives. Srujan does not sentimentalise them. He presents them with restraint, giving the audience space to recognise truths they have seen in their own circles. Lucky and his friend (Girish Shivanna) are the only living people who can see these spirits. They form an understanding. The ghosts piece together Lucky’s broken confidence, keep him steady and help him to express his gentle affection for Nidhi (Rajani Bharadwaj). In return, Lucky tries to help them close the chapters they left incomplete. Their plan to solve their problems is wildly filmi, a little absurd and oddly fitting for the world GST builds. It involves a bank and a very particular type of money. The less said, the better, because the delight lies in how the film uses this idea to flip its tone. Just when things seem manageable, real chaos walks in. Lucky and his group enter the bank. A gang led by Shobaraj arrives with confidence, followed by more trouble. The bank locks down. Lucky pretends to understand the situation while the ghosts create havoc that only he can sense. This stretch is GST at its liveliest. Sharp edits, strong reactions and clean comic beats combine with a brand of comedy Kannada cinema often forgets. Ravishankar Gowda as the confused bank manager, Shobaraj as the unpredictable burglar and Sharath Lohitashwa as the inspector turn the segment into playful chaos. As a director, Srujan stays focused and steady, sometimes casual enough to let the characters take the lead. As an actor, he avoids overplaying emotion and stays committed to the film’s tone. Rajani Bharadwaj fits the film’s gentle emotional pitch. The supporting cast from Girija Lokesh to Tabla Nani, Girish Shivanna, Vinod Gobbagaragala, Aravind Rau and debutant Sukruth perform with ease and blend into the film’s fabric without overreaching. Technically, the film remains committed to its mood. Cinematographer Gundlupet Suresh keeps the visuals colourful. Chandan Shetty’s music shifts between comic, serious and spectral without losing balance. The editing keeps the narrative tight and avoids unnecessary detours. GST is not a ghost story. It is a story about the living, told through the dead. In a world that rarely pauses to listen, it is strangely poetic that the only voices willing to sit with someone’s pain are the ones that have already crossed over. Read More

Entertainment Published on :  28 Nov 2025, 5:01 pm Film: Flirt(3.5 / 5) Flirt Movie Review: Chandan Kumar’s debut, Flirt, might seem scandalous at the start. However, as the story unfolds, it becomes a deeper exploration of desire, friendship, and perception. The word ‘flirt’ often appears in headlines or gossip. Here, it takes on a richer meaning. It’s playful, charming, and complicated. The film starts in a courtroom where Krishna (Chandan Kumar) faces serious allegations. Veteran lawyer Sadhu Simha (Sadhu Kokila) takes him on as his last case. Manya (Akshitha Bopaiah) and her lawyer Sathya (Shruthi) present videos, photos, and chat logs that paint Krishna as a self-proclaimed flirt, who calls her his supposed 99th conquest. Yet the story avoids settling on a single truth. It invites viewers to look beyond labels. Cast: Chandan Kumar, Girish Shivanna, Nimika Ratnakar, Akshitha Boppaiah, Sadhu Kokila, Shruti, and Rangayana RAghu Director: Chandan Kumar Flirt examines how we see things. Krishna is not just one person, but many. One perspective shows him as a flashy gym trainer who thrives in Bengaluru’s nightlife. He flirts openly and pulls playful pranks. Another perspective shows him as a focused office worker saving for his brother’s house and as a sincere lover with Saniha (Nimika Ratnakar), who experiences heartbreak with quiet dignity. Through these varying perspectives, the film asks: Who is Krishna, and who gets to define him? If the film focused solely on romance, it might seem superficial. However, friendship quietly serves as the moral backbone. Krishna’s relationship with Bala (Girish Shivanna) is central, showcasing loyalty, honesty, and emotional responsibility. Bala challenges Krishna, reflects his contradictions, and grounds him amidst chaos. Chandan Kumar’s direction shines here, blending sensitivity and clarity in the writing, dialogue, and screenplay. Additionally, the way the debut director portrays his female leads is impressive. Flirt does not reduce Saniha or Manya to mere plot devices. Saniha is strong and complex, while Manya reflects the tone of modern relationships. Their independence, setting boundaries, expressing intentions, and navigating love in a contemporary city bring a fresh and socially aware dimension to the film. Bengaluru, its gyms, pubs, and apartments, becomes a character in its own right, highlighting freedom, dilemmas, and subtle power dynamics of city life. Structurally, the film thrives on surprises. Each testimony, flashback, and different account adds new layers to Krishna and Bala, keeping viewers guessing and shifting sympathies. Courtroom debates showcase wit and moments of absurdity, while humour relieves tension without undermining the stakes. The editing keeps the multiple timelines clear, though at times the film feels slightly stretched. Venu’s cinematography is stylish and precise, the production design is subtle yet effective, and Jassie Gift’s music flows smoothly, highlighted by Sudeep’s delicate tribute to friendship that resonates without overpowering the story. The performances anchor the film. Chandan Kumar convincingly portrays Krishna’s dual nature. Girish Shivanna confidently takes on a parallel lead role. Nimika Ratnakar is quietly impactful as Saniha, while Vinay Gowda and Akshitha Bopaiah add depth. Veteran actors Rangayana Raghu, Sadhu Kokila, Shruthi, and Avinash elevate the film effortlessly, balancing humour, tension, and seriousness. Flirt is ambitious, modern, and self-aware. It explores contemporary relationships, perception, and the interplay between friendship and desire. It is neither a conventional love story nor a scandal aimed at eliciting shock value. It reflects how we are perceived, how we act, and how trust and loyalty shape our choices. The film leaves you smiling at the commotion of human connections, appreciating its layers, and reminding you that life, much like Krishna, is always a little bit of a flirt. Read More

Entertainment Published on :  28 Nov 2025, 3:35 pm Zootopia 2 Movie Review: Farthest thing from Disney’s best and worst(2.5 / 5) There was a time when Disney used to churn out “adventure-in-a-day” type sequels and send them off into the world as direct-to-DVD films. These safe bets are not part of the canon and revolved around an adventure that the main characters went on in between the main films. These are low-effort, low-risk, harmless comedies but inarguably of lower quality than the classics they were based on. Seems like the mighty mouse is bold enough to release them in theatres now. But, hey, at least it’s not a live-action remake…yet.  Director: Jared Bush, Byron HowardCast: Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, Ke Huy Quan, Fortune Feimster, Andy Samberg Zootopia 2 is a harmless, fun, adventure comedy that keeps you entertained long enough to forget that Disney can do way better, and hits the theatres a decade after the original, so you don’t instantaneously spot the stark dip in quality. At this point in time, Disney’s animation studio is a well-oiled machine with a century’s worth of R&D and storytelling experience. They know the exact amount of curves needed in a character’s design to make it instantly likeable. They know the exact ratio of light needed to populate every pixel, so the colours pop. They know the exact millisecond at which the protagonist needs to realise the psychological transformation needed to move their character’s evolution and the story’s progression into the third act. Disney can make a competent film at the snap of a finger, and that seems to be exactly what they did in Zootopia 2. It takes a time-travelling caveman to be amazed by the consistency and precision of the 743rd entry in the assembly line of a desk lamp mass manufacturing plant. Of course, it lights up when you flip the switch on. If you just wanted to light up the room, then that lamp is enough. But there was a time when the light also carried warmth that stayed with you for decades. Following right after the events of the first film, we find Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde as partners in the Zootopia Police Department, trying to uncover a large conspiracy. There is no dearth of animal puns, meta jokes about Hollywood running out of original ideas, cute gags, and the return of fan favourites from the original film. There are also clever references to other films like Ratatouille, The Shining, and Mulholland Drive. The world of Zootopia is as expansive and imaginative as the first one, but we hardly get time to inhabit the space, and enjoy the ingenious designs (both from the visual and storytelling perspective). The film rushes past every story beat, every gag, and every character moment, as fast as possible, so you don’t feel anything other than the surface because they know that as soon as you start prodding, you will feel how vacant it is right beneath the surface. The biggest advantage of the film is that the surface is still shiny, and you don’t mind the rushed pace because your intuition tells you it is better to be on the surface anyway.  Zootopia 2 is simultaneously the farthest thing away from Disney’s worst and its best. It is a fun, lighthearted comedy that might not be your favourite film of the year, but it definitely pulls your mind away to a magical, whimsical, and entertaining world as long as it stays on the screen. It is a world you would love to revisit sometime, but the film itself, not so much. Read More

Entertainment Sara Arjun (L) and Ranveer Singh (R) in a still from ‘Gehra Hua’ from Dhurandhar Updated on :  28 Nov 2025, 3:32 pm The makers of Dhurandhar have released another single from the film’s soundtrack, ‘Gehra Hua‘. Dhurandhar is directed by Aditya Dhar, and is currently set to release on December 5. Arijit Singh and Armaan Khan has sung ‘Gehra Hua‘, which is composed by Shashwat Sachdev. Lyrics for the song is written by Irshad Kamil. The video for the single, features a montage of scenes from the film, which highlights the romance between the characters of Ranveer Singh and Sara Arjun. The film also features Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, R Madhavan, and Arjun Rampal. Aditya Dhar has produced the film along with Jyoti Deshpande and Lokesh Dhar. B62 Studios and Jio Studios are the banners backing the film. The first single, the title track of the film, featured rapper Hanumankind, and was a remix of ‘Na Dil De Pardesi Nu‘. A second single from the film titled ‘Ishq Jalakar (Karvaan)’ was released recently. Read More