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Opens To Just .8M, Recording The Lowest Opening Day In Franchise History

Opens To Just $3.8M, Recording The Lowest Opening Day In Franchise History

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Jackass: Best And Last North America Box Office: Opening Day Update ( Photo Credit – Jackass / Instagram ) Jackass: Best and Last is the final installment in the series, and although the fans are loyal to the franchise, it did not perform as well as its predecessors on its opening day. It recorded the lowest opening day in the franchise at the North American box office. Despite that, the movie will emerge as a success, according to industry experts. Keep scrolling for the deets. Jackass: Best and Last’s opening day collection in North America The last installment in the comedy movie franchise collected a solid $3.8 million on Friday, its opening day, over just 2,855 theaters in North America. It shall also be kept in mind that the movie had no such promotion and is up against studio giants like Toy Story 5, Supergirl, and more. The comedy movie has debuted at #3 in the domestic box office rankings. Registers the lowest opening day in the Jackass franchise According to Box Office Mojo’s data, …

‘Recording for Bobby uncle was…’: Ayaan Agnihotri opens up about his song for Bandar | Exclusive

‘Recording for Bobby uncle was…’: Ayaan Agnihotri opens up about his song for Bandar | Exclusive

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Salman Khan’s nephew and musician Ayaan Agnihotri aka Agni began his journey in Bollywood this month. After releasing independent singles such as You Are Mine and Universal Laws, he transitioned into mainstream film music with his first-ever playback track C’mon Baby for actor Bobby Deol’s Bandar. “It was very exciting to have C’mon Baby for my first Bollywood track. I have known Bobby uncle since I was a child and making the track for him was a different experience,” shares Agni in an exclusive chat with HT City. Bobby Deol in Bandar, and Ayaan Agnihotri Son of filmmaker Atul Agnihotri and Salman’s sister Alvira Khan Agnihotri, the musician goes on to say, “My dad and Bobby uncle were in college together, they have been friends since then and even started their acting careers together. It was an interesting and wholesome experience recording playback for Bobby uncle.” Reviewing Anurag Kashyap’s crime thriller and Bobby’s performance in it, the 28-year-old states, “Bandar was gritty and phenomenal. Bobby uncle’s performance was fantastic. It’s definitely some of the best …

How an intern recording a training session has triggered possible 200m pound loss for Southampton

How an intern recording a training session has triggered possible 200m pound loss for Southampton

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4 min readMay 21, 2026 12:00 AM IST An expulsion from a game worth 200 million pounds, as punishment for an intern recording the training session of an opposition team, has rocked the English Football League and its idea of what fairness and proportionate punishment means. The context – Southampton were set to face Middlesbrough in the Championship final – a game that guarantees a paycheck of 110 million pounds to the winner and the opportunity to play in the top of the English football pyramid, the Premier League. But on the eve of the match many believe is actually the most expensive game in football, a Southampton intern named William Hall was caught on camera taking a video of Middlesbrough’s training session. According to EFL regulation 127, clubs are prohibited from ‘observing, or attempting to observe, another club’s training session within 72 hours of a scheduled match between the two clubs.’ The punishment – In an unprecedented ruling, sanctions were placed on Southampton. They would miss the Playoff final and were docked four points …

Daboo Malik recalls attending Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle’s recording sessions

Daboo Malik recalls attending Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle’s recording sessions

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Veteran music composer Daboo Malik recently seems to have become nostalgic as he took a trip down memory lane as he recalled attending the recording sessions of music legends Kishore Kumar, Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle and Lata Mangeshkar.  Daboo shared a rare black-and-white picture as a throwback from the iconic Filmcenter Studios, and said that he can still remember the smell and the vibe of the room where some of India’s finest voices created timeless melodies.           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Daboo Malik (@daboomalik) Sharing the picture, Daboo wrote on his social media account, “This is FILMCENTER STUDIOS …. I know the room behind that door … This is the monitor room I have sat on one of these chairs and spent hours on the black sofa behind …” He added, “I have attended recordings of Kishore Da, Rafi Sahab, Asha ji and Lataji … I can’t even explain how magnificent the musicians` assembly room …

Asha Bhosle stood for 3 hours and recorded the song: Sudeep Banerji on recording with the late singer a few months ago

Asha Bhosle stood for 3 hours and recorded the song: Sudeep Banerji on recording with the late singer a few months ago

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The passing of legendary singer Asha Bhosle today has shaken the entire nation, leaving a big void that can never be filled. While the grief of the loss is quite big, Ghazal singer Sudeep Banerji feels a sense of gratitude that he got to work with the legend again just a few months ago, and he is filled with only praises as he remembers recording with her. Sudeep Banerji on Asha Bhosle (Photo: Instagram) Sharing the memories he made with Asha Bhosle, Sudeep Banerji informs, “I just recorded a song with her a few months back and when I started working with Asha ji, the biggest thing I realised was that itni badi singer ho ke bhi, the way she behaved with the music director was amazing. These legends give so much respect.” Recalling further, he adds, “She used to call me at her house and sit with me for hours, learning the words, the tunes and small nuances of the song, which usually most of the singers nowadays don’t do. They ask for the …

Recording with Kumar Sanu was a core memory for me: King

Recording with Kumar Sanu was a core memory for me: King

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Singer-songwriter and rapper King recently teamed up with voices that defined 1990s Hindi music, including Kumar Sanu, Shaan, Shreya Ghoshal and Sunidhi Chauhan, as well as Rekha Bharadwaj, for his latest album, Raja Hindustani. The album draws from the nostalgia associated with the 1996 Aamir Khan-Karisma Kapoor starrer of the same name. King Speaking about the inspiration behind the album, the 30-year-old says, “The idea was to create music and a world that feels timeless. I’ve grown up listening to all these voices, and I wanted to create a body of work that showcases my love for timeless Indian melodies.” He adds, “These are artistes whose songs have shaped how we understand love, heartbreak, and longing, so I wanted these voices that already live in our collective memory.” Recording with Kumar Sanu, he shares, was a “core memory” for him: “The way he approaches music is so pure and instinctive. It reminded me why I fell in love with music in the first place.” Continuing the conversation about bringing together voices that defined an era, King …

Watch: When Aamir visited Arijit Singh in Murshidabad for Ek Din song recording

Watch: When Aamir visited Arijit Singh in Murshidabad for Ek Din song recording

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In a gesture that reflects his hands-on approach, Aamir Khan visited Arijit Singh’s hometown, Murshidabad, for the recording of Ek Din’s first song, as Aamir Khan Productions released a special video featuring the beautifully rendered track sung by Arijit. Aamir and Arijit bond over Ek Din Aamir had travelled to meet Arijit to convince him to reconsider his reported retirement. Speculation was put to rest when Aamir shared a poster and thanked Arijit for lending his voice to his upcoming film Ek Din, starring Sai Pallavi and Junaid Khan. Aamir stayed in Murshidabad for four days with Arijit and his family to personally persuade him to sing for the film. Known as one of the most loved singers in the country, Arijit’s emotional voice was exactly what Aamir envisioned for this romantic story. Arijit and Aamir worked closely on the film’s first track, leading to the release of the soulful Ek Din title song. With touching lyrics and heartfelt music, the track feels like a timeless love anthem. The special video captures simple, warm behind-the-scenes …

Tu Yaa Main: Adarsh Gourav reveals recording Jee Liya was emotionally demanding

Tu Yaa Main: Adarsh Gourav reveals recording Jee Liya was emotionally demanding

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Adarsh Gourav considers himself a performer first, an actor later. That’s why his performance in the upcoming creature thriller, Tu Yaa Main, is not limited to his dialogues or storyline alone. The actor, who plays a popular content creator in Bejoy Nambiar’s directorial venture, has lent his voice to the rap number, Jee Liya, marking his solo playback singing debut. “I don’t see music as something separate from acting. It’s deeply connected to how I understand emotions and character,” started Gourav, who is a trained Hindustani classical singer.  To the actor, expressing his character, a rising content creator from Nalasopara, through a rap track felt honest. The track, which is almost designed like a monologue, further reinforced that feeling. “It’s not a ‘song break.’ It’s the character thinking and processing in real time,” he added.  Adarsh Gourav performed at the Lollapalooza India 2026 Jee Liya is co-composed and produced by Aditya Narain and Chakori Dwivedi. Before recording the number in June 2025, Gourav approached the track the same way as he does a scene — …

Mahesh Bhatt says ‘some artists step away from noise’ after Arijit Singh announces retirement, recalls recording Aashiqui 2’s ‘Tum Hi Ho’ with singer: ‘A shy self-effacing young man…’ | Bollywood News

Mahesh Bhatt says ‘some artists step away from noise’ after Arijit Singh announces retirement, recalls recording Aashiqui 2’s ‘Tum Hi Ho’ with singer: ‘A shy self-effacing young man…’ | Bollywood News

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3 min readNew DelhiJan 29, 2026 11:32 AM IST Musician-singer Arijit Singh recently announced his decision to retire from playback singing, leaving the entire nation heartbroken. While several celebrities, like Shreya Ghoshal, Shilpa Rao and others praised him, others were too saddened by the sudden development. In a recent interview, filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt reacted to the news. He also revisited the first time he met the singer for Aashiqui 2’s iconic song, Tum Hi Ho. During a conversation with The Telegraph Online, he opened up about his perspective towards Arijit’s decision, implying that certain artists choose the way of solace over noise. “At the height of their powers, some artists step away — not from art but from noise. They choose silence, solitude, and truth over constant performance,” he said. The filmmaker also recalled his first meeting with Arijit Singh during the making of Mohit Suri’s Aashiqui 2, in which Mahesh was the producer. “When I heard about Arijit’s decision to stop singing for others, I was unexpectedly taken back to an afternoon at Super …

Maharashtra civic polls: BJP candidate’s husband under probe for recording video

Maharashtra civic polls: BJP candidate’s husband under probe for recording video

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Amid the ongoing Maharashtra civic polls, a photo across the social media platforms has ignited a new controversy. In a case of alleged violation of the Model Code of Conduct at ward no. 18 of the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation elections.  Nilesh Doke, husband of the BJP candidate Aparna Doke, allegedly recorded a video while casting his vote and shared it on the social media platform Facebook, despite a strict ban on mobile phones inside polling booths. Speaking on the incident, PCMC Commissioner Sharavan Hardikar said, “An investigation is underway, and the process of filing an FIR for the violation has begun.” Pune records 6 per cent voter turnout in the first two hours Polling for the Pune Municipal Corporation civic elections began on a measured note on Thursday; the city recorded 6 per cent voter turnout in the first two hours of voting.  Voting commenced at 7:30 am across polling stations in Pune under heightened security arrangements. The early hours saw a gradual flow of voters, including senior citizens and first-time voters. Voters face chaos …