Pushpa Impossible’s Adish Vaidya on Independence Day; says, “I feel blessed to shoot for a story which seeks development and talks about human welfare.”

Adish Vaidya, currently starring in ‘Pushpa Impossible,’ is set to headline ‘Ek Din Ka CM,’ a vertical series where he portrays a powerful chief minister. Vaidya draws inspiration from Anil Kapoor’s role in ‘Nayak,’ emphasizing the story’s fresh perspective on responsible governance.

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Jharkhand Sets Up 43 Checkpoints Ahead of Bihar Assembly Elections to Ensure Security

Jharkhand has established 43 checkpoints on its Bihar border for the upcoming assembly elections. Additionally, 10 posts are requested along West Bengal and Odisha borders for the Ghatshila bypoll. Coordination meetings are underway across all administrative levels. The state also reported a decrease in pending criminal cases and significant action against cybercrime, with numerous arrests…

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‘Saiyaara’ composer Tanishk Bagchi comes in support of extreme fan reactions; says he ‘also cried’ after watching movie

Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda’s ‘Saiyaara’ has captivated audiences, evidenced by viral reaction videos and box office success. Music composer Tanishk Bagchi defends the emotional responses, admitting he also cried while watching the film. He reveals director Mohit Suri’s vision for the title track, aiming to evoke nostalgia and memories of first love, resonating deeply…

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Venice Film Festival 2025: Paolo Sorrentino’s ‘La Grazia’ receives 4-minute standing ovation at opening night

Paolo Sorrentino’s film ‘La Grazia’ premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The film received a four-minute standing ovation. The story revolves around a politician contemplating euthanasia. Toni Servillo plays the lead role. Francis Ford Coppola presented Werner Herzog with a lifetime achievement award. The festival will showcase films by Luca Guadagnino, Noah Baumbach, and Guillermo…

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Kazakhstan president proposes reversal of democratic reforms: Independent candidacy at risk; senate may be scrapped

President Tokayev of Kazakhstan has proposed reversing key political reforms implemented after the 2022 unrest, potentially strengthening the ruling Amanat party. The proposed changes include scrapping independent candidates and abolishing the upper house, shifting back to a party-list system and unicameral legislature. These reforms, introduced after deadly protests, will undergo consultation before a 2027 referendum.

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