Rukmini on princess Kanakavathi look in Kantara Chapter 1; says, “We threw it back to Vyjayanthimala in Amrapali”
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Trade agrees that Kantara: A Legend – Chapter 1 and Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari’s advance is not extraordinary: “Kantara makers should have informed the audience about the setting; Sunny Sanskari should have been darker and edgier with sad songs to entice people”
Fenil Seta
Allu Arjun pays heartfelt tribute to late grandfather Allu Ramalingaiah on his birthday anniversary: “Forever in our hearts”
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Shraddha Srinath on making her streaming debut with The Game, “Stepping into the role of an independent woman who is also a gaming developer was thrilling and daunting”
Subhash K. Jha
Hema Malini on the tragic stampede at Vijay’s rally, “He should not have invited so many people”
Subhash K. Jha
Jatadhara: Sonakshi Sinha looks fierce in the film’s first song ‘Dhana Pisaachi’
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SHOCKING: Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari manages to bag shows in just 4 single screens in CP; Kantara: Chapter 1 secures 260 cinemas
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Riddhi Kumar calls The Raja Saab a career milestone opposite Prabhas: “Had a great time playing someone who’s both atrocious and adorable”
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Mahakali: Akshaye Khanna transforms into Shukracharya in first look of Prasanth Varma film
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Pawan Kalyan urges unity in cinema; backs Kantara Chapter 1 despite OG facing block in Karnataka
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“Never afraid to ruffle feathers”: Deepika Padukone talks about “walking a difficult path” as IMDb lists her in top spot amid Spirit, Kalki 2898 AD exit
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Kantara: A Legend – Chapter 1 Mumbai event: Title song featuring Rishab Shetty, Diljit Dosanjh shown EXCLUSIVELY to media; Rishab promises, “We have NOT given much in the trailer; in climax, you’ll get what you’re expecting and also what you’re NOT expecting”
Fenil Seta
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