The trailer of Tere Ishk Mein, starring Dhanush and Kriti Sanon, has finally been released, offering a gripping look at Aanand L Rai’s newest romantic drama. Presented as a spiritual follow-up to his 2013 film Raanjhanaa, the story unfolds with Dhanush as Flight Lieutenant Shankar, whose calm military exterior contrasts sharply with the emotional turmoil that follows. Kriti Sanon’s character appears tense and conflicted as the trailer cuts between Shankar’s disciplined life and the intense connection that once defined their past.
Flashbacks reveal a passionate but turbulent romance, marked by aggression, obsession and unrestrained emotion. Dhanush is seen getting into violent confrontations while Kriti attempts to pull him back from his self-destructive tendencies. She promises to help him become a better man, while he warns her that falling in love with her could engulf the entire city in flames. Beautifully shot moments in Delhi’s winter offer glimpses of their happier times before the relationship spirals into chaos, heartbreak and emotional ruin.
The trailer also highlights Aanand L Rai’s signature storytelling—raw emotions, longing, and the ache of broken hearts—supported by AR Rahman’s moving soundtrack, which is already making waves online. Along with Dhanush and Kriti Sanon, the cast includes Sushil Dahiya and Prabhu Deva, adding depth to the narrative. Written by Himanshu Rai and Neeraj Yadav, Tere Ishk Mein is set to release on November 28 and promises an intense cinematic journey driven by passion, conflict and the destructive power of love.
In a stunning turn of events, three of Indian cinema's most revered filmmakers Shankar, Mani Ratnam, and AR Murugadoss have collectively delivered four of the biggest box office disasters in the past year. Once considered icons for their visionary storytelling and commercial success, they are now facing criticism for failing to connect with modern audiences. Mani Ratnam, once celebrated for masterpieces like
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Karuppu Opens Big At Worldwide Box Office Suriya has made a strong return at the box office with Karuppu, which has collected Rs 120.75 crore worldwide in its first three days. Directed by RJ Balaji and featuring Trisha in a key role, the fantasy action drama has managed to pull audiences to theatres despite mixed reviews and last-minute show-related issues in some regions. The strong opening weekend has now turned Karuppu into one of the most discussed Tamil releases of the season. According to
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Music director Mark K Robin began his career in 2017 with the short film Malli Kaluddam and he won SIIMA Award for his work. Then, he got the best music director award for the short film Dily Bily at Noida International Film Festival. Many appreciated his work for another short film Dialogue In The Dark. Mark K Robin ventured into films with Awe which received a couple of National Awards. Mallesham, Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya, and Zombie Reddy are some of the best works of the tale
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Indian cinema has long tackled social issues, from corruption and poverty to gender discrimination and rural struggles. Yet, certain pressing topics remain largely unexplored on the big screen. One such neglected crisis is food adulteration, a threat affecting millions and overlooked by both authorities and filmmakers. The upcoming social drama, The India Story, aims to confront this issue head-on, presenting a hard-hitting narrative that promises to leave audiences both informed and shaken. The
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Ali, a revered figure in Telugu cinema known for his extensive work as a comedy actor, has recently shared his thoughts on his evolving career. After starting his journey as a child artist, Ali has portrayed a wide array of roles throughout his career. However, he is now more selective about the projects he undertakes, opting only for those with engaging content and a strong team. Despite his hopes for
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The release of Rajinikanth's highly anticipated film Vettaiyan has reignited a long-standing issue regarding the dubbing of Tamil films in Telugu, specifically the use of Tamil titles. This controversy has escalated into calls for a boycott of the film, with industry writer Abburi Ravi publicly expressing his frustration over what he perceives as a disregard for the Telugu audience. In response to these criticisms, noted producer Dil Raju defended the practice of retain
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Sharwanand’s much-anticipated sports drama Biker is gearing up for a grand theatrical release on April 3, 2026. Directed by Abhilash Kankara and produced by UV Creations, the film promises to deliver an exhilarating blend of high-speed motorcycle racing and an emotional family story. The movie, which centers on a professional motorcycle racer played by Sharwanand, will offer a cinematic experience unlike any other, especially with its release in multiple formats including Dolby Cinema, EPIQ, 4DX
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Featuring young hero Karthikeya in the lead role, Bhaje Vayu Vegam hit the big screens recently. Now that the film has completed its box office run, the OTT debut is on the horizon and we are hearing an interesting update on the same now. As per the latest updates, the film will be made available for streaming on its official OTT partner Netflix from the 28th of this month. The film had its theatrical release on the 31st of this month and exactl
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Promising hero Sharwanand’s 35th movie Manamey with talented director Sriram Adittya under TG Vishwa Prasad’s People Media Factory is getting ready for release. Vivek Kuchibhotla is the co-producer, while Krithi Prasad and Phani Varma are the executive producers of the movie. Edida Raja is the associate producer. The makers are all set to begin the musical promotions. The in-form composer Hesham Abdul Wahab scored the music and the makers came up with an update on the fi
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Title Conflict Puts Spotlight on Industry Registration Loopholes The dispute around the title “Spirit” has escalated after competing claims emerged between two production groups. While Prabhas and Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s high-profile project has long been associated with the title, a smaller production alleging prior registration has raised objections. The issue has now moved beyond branding into a legal and procedural debate about how film titles are registered across regions. Parallel Registrati
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