Parvathy's Distressing 'Maryan' Shoot: No Support on Set
Actress Parvathy Thiruvothu opens up about a difficult incident during the 2013 film 'Maryan' shoot, revealing she felt alone and unsupported. Read her full account.
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Gujarat HC Rules Divorce Terms Enforceable by Family Court
Gujarat High Court clarifies that terms agreed in a mutual consent divorce decree are binding and executable by family courts, preventing prolonged litigation. Read the landmark ruling.
Kamal Haasan Demands Review of Film Certification Process
Veteran actor Kamal Haasan urges film industry unity for constructive dialogue with government to safeguard artistic freedom and review certification norms. Read more.
Kerala Film Industry Token Strike on 22nd
Kerala's film bodies announce a token strike on March 22, halting all cinema activities. The protest demands tax relief and lower power tariffs, threatening an indefinite strike if unresolved. Read more.
Karan Joshi on Laalo's 100 Cr Success & Auto Driver Role Prep
Actor Karan Joshi opens up about his deep connection to his auto-rickshaw driver role in Gujarati blockbuster Laalo, his unique preparation, and the film's personal significance for the entire team. Discover his journey!
Gamdhani: A Quiet Film Making Loud Impact at Festivals
Gujarat filmmaker OmGuru's short film 'Gamdhani' wins Best Short Film at Roshni International Film Festival 2023. Explore how this minimalist masterpiece captures human relationships.
Muzaffar Ali donates 'Anjuman' print to NFDC-NFAI
Renowned filmmaker Muzaffar Ali donates a 35mm print of 'Anjuman' to NFDC-NFAI for preservation under the National Film Heritage Mission, highlighting efforts to save India's cinematic legacy.
Tridha Choudhury Opens Up on Aashram, Industry Ethics
Actor Tridha Choudhury discusses her role as Babita in Aashram, the blurred lines of consent in filmmaking, and the responsibility of portraying women in crime fiction. Read her candid interview.
IMPPA Asks PM Modi to Intervene in UAE Ban on 'Dhurandhar'
Indian Motion Picture Producers' Association urges PM Modi to address the ban on Marathi film 'Dhurandhar' in UAE & Gulf nations, citing cultural impact and trade concerns. Read more.
Vijay's Jana Nayagan Postponed; Filmmakers Cry Foul
Thalapathy Vijay's final film Jana Nayagan postponed. Filmmakers Ajay Gnanamuthu & Rathna Kumar slam decision, calling it misuse of power & a danger to Tamil cinema. Get the latest updates.
New Adhesives Manufacturing Unit Coming to Rajpura, Punjab
A new adhesives manufacturing plant is set to be established in Rajpura, Punjab, promising significant investment and job creation for the region's industrial landscape.
PMFME Units in Karnataka Stalled Over Pollution Certificates
Thousands of rural food processing startups in Karnataka face loan rejections as banks demand missing pollution certificates. State minister urges exemption to save jobs and investments. Read more.
Pollution Certificates Block Loans for Karnataka Food Startups
Karnataka's PMFME rural food units face loan rejection due to missing KSPCB certificates. Minister seeks exemption to save 5000 units and 50000 jobs. Read the full story.
Bengali film industry meets Kolkata Police over cybercrime
Leading figures from Tollywood met Kolkata Police to combat rising cybercrime, online harassment, and manipulated film ratings. Read about their demands for a safer digital space.
Malayalam Film Industry Suffers Rs 530 Cr Loss in 2025
The Kerala Film Chamber of Commerce reports a devastating Rs 530 crore loss for Malayalam cinema in 2025. Out of 185 new releases, only 25 films were hits or super hits. Discover the full box office analysis and what's next for the industry.
Gujarat HC Allows Divorce in UK-India Living Conflict Case
Gujarat High Court paves way for couple's divorce after marriage breaks down over husband's desire to live in UK vs wife's wish to stay in India. Court quashes family court's 'premature' rejection.
Gujarat HC Allows Divorce Over UK-India Living Dispute
Gujarat High Court overrules family court, paves way for divorce of couple who separated over conflicting desires to live in UK and India. Read the full legal details.
Parents reunite after court halts child's Jain diksha
A Surat family court's intervention leads to a marital reunion and a key condition: future initiation into Jain monkhood for their 7-year-old daughter requires consent of both parents. Read the full story.
1954 Tamil Classic 'Ratha Kanneer' Donated to NFAI
A rare 35mm print of the 1954 Tamil satire 'Ratha Kanneer' has been donated to the National Film Archive of India in Pune, highlighting the urgent need to preserve cinematic heritage. Discover the film's journey and restoration plans.
Sudhir Mishra Defends Dhurandhar, Film Nears Rs 1200 Cr
As Aditya Dhar's 'Dhurandhar' nears Rs 1200 crore globally, veteran filmmaker Sudhir Mishra praises its craft and counters propaganda labels. Read his full statement here.
Tollywood seeks police probe into social media sabotage
Tollywood stakeholders meet Kolkata Police Commissioner to demand probe into online trolling & fake box office figures harming Bengali cinema. Industry insiders cite deeper issues like rushed shoots & narrative wars.
New Rules for Women's Safety During Night Shifts
India's new labour codes introduce strict safety measures for women working night shifts, including mandatory written consent, transport, and CCTV surveillance. Learn what employers must provide.
MP HC: Minor's consent immaterial, upholds 20-yr POCSO sentence
Madhya Pradesh High Court refuses to suspend 20-year sentence in POCSO case, stating marriage and child during bail are immaterial. Consent of a minor is not valid in law. Read the full judgement details.
HC: Wife's consent alone matters for abortion
Punjab & Haryana High Court rules a married woman is the sole judge of continuing pregnancy. Justice Sehgal allows estranged wife's plea, emphasizing her autonomy. Read the landmark judgment details.
Bihar approves 37 film shoots, launches film-friendly push
Bihar grants approval for over 37 films, web series & documentaries. New policy, website with VR tours, and film city plans aim to make Bihar a top shooting destination. Details inside.
Hotspot: Kolkata Zombie Short Film Out on YouTube
A new Indian action-comedy short film 'Hotspot' with survival horror elements, shot in Kolkata's abandoned spots, is now streaming on YouTube. The crew's film shoot turns into a real zombie fight.
Kalki Koechlin Slams Bollywood's Long Hours, Chaotic Sets
Kalki Koechlin highlights the stark difference between Indian and international film sets, criticizing long hours and chaos. This follows Deepika Padukone's exit from 'Spirit'. Read her full interview.
Bollywood Debates 8-Hour Workday After Deepika Clause
Deepika Padukone's reported contract clause for an 8-hour workday has ignited a fierce debate in Bollywood. Experts weigh in on feasibility, budgets, and a potential industry shift. Read more.
NGT Dismisses Appeal Against Poultry Farm Closure in Punjab
National Green Tribunal dismisses poultry farm owner's appeal, upholding PPCB's closure order for environmental violations near a school. Read the full details.
SC Overturns Rape Conviction, Cites 'Sixth Sense' for Mediation
The Supreme Court acquits a man in a 2013 rape case, citing a 'sixth sense' that the parties could reconcile. The bench emphasized the need for nuance in consent cases. Read the full legal analysis.
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