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Akshay Kumar's Mauja Hi Mauja Distribution Rights Sold For Rs 60 Crore

The all-India distribution rights for Akshay Kumar’s upcoming film Mauja Hi Mauja, directed by Anees Bazmee, have reportedly been sold to PVR Inox for a substantial sum of Rs 60 crore. This healthy deal highlights the strong market anticipation for the collaboration between the superstar and the blockbuster director, known for their previous successful comedy ventures together.

Bollywood Hungama57 words

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TV & OTT3h ago

New OTT releases: Don’t Be Shy, Hunkkaar to stream this week

Several new titles are arriving on OTT platforms this Friday. Key releases include the Alia Bhatt-produced series 'Don’t Be Shy' and the intense thriller 'Hunkkaar: The Roar' starring Aneet Padda. Other additions to the streaming library include 'Bakaiti' Season 2 and Ari Aster's 'Midsommar,' offering a diverse mix of entertainment for digital audiences.

Times of India53 words

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Music20h ago

Shreya Ghoshal Brings Her 'Unstoppable Tour' to Major US Cities

Renowned Indian playback singer Shreya Ghoshal is currently touring the United States with her global 'Unstoppable Tour'. Recognized as Spotify's most streamed Indian female artist, she reflected on the warm reception from American audiences during an interview with NBC News. The tour showcases her versatile vocal talent across several major cities, solidifying her status as a global music icon.

NBC News59 words

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Music20h ago

British-Asian Duo 'The Twins' Blend Bollywood Melodies With Electronic Pop

Omar and Jamal Ikram, 21-year-old brothers known as 'The Twins', are gaining attention for their unique 'Bollywood electronic' sound. Hailing from Aldershot, the duo combines lo-fi glitchy dance-pop with traditional Bollywood melodic sensibilities. They aim to break stereotypes for young South Asian musicians, encouraging them to embrace their cultural identity while experimenting with modern electronic music genres.

The Guardian57 words

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