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Akshay Kumar & Disha Patani’s Trippy Moves Tell You “Aaja Mere Sang Nach Le Zara Zara,” & You Have No Reason To Not Join This Madness!

Akshay Kumar & Disha Patani’s Trippy Moves Tell You “Aaja Mere Sang Nach Le Zara Zara,” & You Have No Reason To Not Join This Madness!

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Welcome To The Jungle Music Review: Its Trippy, Mad & Yet Fun! (Photo Credit: Instagram) Musical comedies are a genre that has been ruled by Govinda. After that, it has been Akshay Kumar, who has been hitting the genre continuously with films like Bhool Bhulaiyaa, Desi Boyz, Heyy Baby, Welcome, Housefull, and more! The latest film to join this list clearly is Welcome To The Jungle. There is an inherent charm and effortlessness about Akshay Kumar’s musical comedies, which gets reflected in the songs as well! Remember, Insha Allah, from Welcome? Or Bala from Housefull? Even the hooks stay with you! Musical comedies in general are a tough nut to crack! You need high-octane club bangers blended with situational madness, and when it is a screen filled with 30+ actors, this task gets herculean! But music composer Anand Raj Anand, along with lyricists Farhad Shamji and Meggha Bali, has understood the assignment for Ahmed Khan’s film pretty well! Is Welcome To The Jungle the best album of the year? No? Will you remember these songs …

Colony review: Train To Busan’s Yeon Sang Ho unleashes terrifying zombie chaos inside a collapsing high-rise

Colony review: Train To Busan’s Yeon Sang Ho unleashes terrifying zombie chaos inside a collapsing high-rise

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Colony movie review Cast: Jun Ji Hyun, Koo Kyo Hwan, Ji Chang Wook, Kim Shin Rok, Shin Hyun Been, and Go Soo. Director: Yeon Sang Ho Rating: ★★★.5 Let’s be real; nothing will ever hit like that first Train to Busan watch. But filmmaker Yeon Sang Ho clearly isn’t trying to copy himself. With the new Korean movie Colony, released in theatres this week, the director returns to the outbreak thriller with an entirely new set of rules. This time, he traps everyone inside a Seoul skyscraper rather than on a train. And his zombies are not mindless. They actually think. Together. Like a hive. These aren’t stumbling, isolated predators; they coordinate, adapt, and swarm like a hyper-efficient insect colony. Jun Ji Hyun, Ji Chang Wook, Koo Kyo Hwan on the poster of Colony. Plot of Colony The film wastes zero time setting up its nightmare. It begins at a Seoul corporate showcase where Seo Young Cheol (Koo Kyo Hwan), a vengeful biologist who was just fired, injects the CEO with a fast-acting, weaponised bacteria. …

‘I was entranced’: Damon Albarn recalls playing R.D. Burman’s harmonium as Asha Bhosle sang; remembers her last collaboration with Gorillaz | Bollywood News

‘I was entranced’: Damon Albarn recalls playing R.D. Burman’s harmonium as Asha Bhosle sang; remembers her last collaboration with Gorillaz | Bollywood News

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3 min readBengaluruApr 15, 2026 10:10 AM IST As tributes continue to pour in for legendary singer Asha Bhosle, who passed away on April 12 at the age of 92, global musician Damon Albarn has joined admirers across the world in remembering the iconic voice that transcended generations and borders. Notably, Bhosle collaborated with Albarn’s band Gorillaz on their album ‘The Mountain’ in 2026. Bhosle, whose illustrious career spanned over eight decades and helped shape Indian cinema’s musical legacy, was laid to rest with state honours at Shivaji Park in Mumbai on April 13. The ceremony saw the coming of several prominent figures from the worlds of cinema, music, and sports, all gathering to pay their final respects. Stars like Ranveer Singh, Vicky Kaushal and Aamir Khan too attended Asha Bhosle’s funeral. Damon Albarn remembers Asha Bhosle On Tuesday, global musician Damon Albarn took to Instagram to share a heartfelt note alongside a set of nostalgic photographs, believed to have been taken at Bhosle’s Mumbai residence. Reflecting on his long-standing admiration, the Gorillaz frontman described her …

Who was Korean actor Lee Sang Bo, found dead at his residence? Substance abuse allegations that derailed his career | Korean News

Who was Korean actor Lee Sang Bo, found dead at his residence? Substance abuse allegations that derailed his career | Korean News

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South Korean actor Lee Sang Bo was found dead at his residence in Pyeongtaek City on Thursday, shocking the entire South Korean entertainment industry, as per Soompi. Lee was 45 years old. He was known for his roles in Private Lives, The Elegant Empire, and Rugal. As per The Chosun Daily, the Gyeonggi Pyeongtaek Police Station shared that around 12:40 pm on Thursday, the actor’s family discovered him deceased at his home and reported it to the police. The police also confirmed that no signs of criminal activity were found. However, they are still investigating the specific circumstances of his death. After his death was confirmed, the actor’s agency, Korea Management Group, released an official statement that read, “We kindly ask for your understanding that the cause of death cannot be disclosed at the request of the bereaved family,” and added, “We respectfully decline interviews and visits to protect the bereaved family, so we ask for your cooperation.” ALSO READ Dhurandhar 2 Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 9 LIVE Updates Who was Lee Sang Bo …

When Arijit Singh Sang ‘Channa Mereya,’ He Had ‘Kaun Tujhe’: Amaal Mallik Proud of Brother Armaan Malik’s Rise | Bollywood News

When Arijit Singh Sang ‘Channa Mereya,’ He Had ‘Kaun Tujhe’: Amaal Mallik Proud of Brother Armaan Malik’s Rise | Bollywood News

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Last Updated:March 17, 2026, 07:50 IST Amaal Mallik reacts to Arijit Singh’s retirement from playback singing and reveals why the singer stepped away from film music. Amaal Mallik Praises Armaan Malik for Competing With Arijit Singh. Singer-composer Amaal Mallik has reacted to Arijit Singh’s decision to step away from playback singing, saying artists who feel creatively restricted should consider following the same path. His comments come months after Arijit shocked fans by announcing that he would no longer accept new playback assignments. The conversation has resurfaced in the music industry because Arijit Singh remains one of the most influential voices in Indian film music. While his retirement from playback singing surprised listeners, Amaal believes the move reflects a conscious artistic choice. Amaal Mallik on Arijit Singh’s decision In a recent interview with Zoom, Amaal Mallik suggested that musicians unhappy with the work they are getting should take inspiration from Arijit Singh’s step. “If you cannot do the kind of work you want to do, just follow what Arijit did.” Amaal also revealed that the singer …

‘He Sang Kirtan In Gurdwara’: Arijit Singh’s Father On Family’s Journey From Lahore To Bengal | Bollywood News

‘He Sang Kirtan In Gurdwara’: Arijit Singh’s Father On Family’s Journey From Lahore To Bengal | Bollywood News

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Last Updated:March 01, 2026, 19:00 IST Arijit Singh’s father reveals how their Sikh family moved from Lahore after Partition and shares memories of the singer singing kirtan in Jiaganj. Arijit Singh’s father opens up about their family’s migration from Lahore after Partition and recalls the singer’s early days singing kirtan at a local gurdwara in Jiaganj. When Arijit Singh announced his retirement from playback singing on January 27, 2026, the news left fans stunned across the country. While the music industry grappled with disbelief, a quieter narrative was unfolding far from Mumbai’s studios in Jiaganj, a small riverside town in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district. It is here that Arijit was born, raised and continues to remain deeply anchored. A Family Journey From Lahore To Bengal In a conversation with The Telegraph India, Arijit’s father Surinder Singh revisited the family’s journey that began long before the singer’s rise to fame. “Our ancestral home was near Lahore. After Partition, my father and his three brothers migrated to Lalgola,” he shared. Like countless families displaced during Partition, the …

U-19 World Cup: Why parents of USA cricketers sang Jana Gana Mana at start of game | Cricket News

U-19 World Cup: Why parents of USA cricketers sang Jana Gana Mana at start of game | Cricket News

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All the cricketers who took the field in India’s U-19 World Cup opening game against the USA on Thursday were bound by a common heritage. They were either Indians or of Indian descent, with the Stars and Stripes embossed on their chests. And when India’s national anthem rang out before the match, the parents of most American cricketers sang along, even though they had the flag of the United States wrapped around them. Those moments were metaphorical of the primacy of India and South Asia in the tournament — being hosted this time by Zimbabwe and Namibia — and the cricketing world at large. Tournament records show that one in every three cricketers in the competition is South Asian, or traces their ancestry to the region. This excludes those of Indian and Pakistani heritage who comprise the East African nation of Tanzania, as well as the descendants of indentured labourers in South Africa and the West Indies. The numbers capture the story of how the coloniser’s sport has been taken over by the colonised. Of …

EXCLUSIVE: Sukhwinder Singh on how Taal song Ramta Jogi was made: AR Rahman captured best thing I sang naturally

EXCLUSIVE: Sukhwinder Singh on how Taal song Ramta Jogi was made: AR Rahman captured best thing I sang naturally

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Singer Sukhwinder Singh recently sat down with Pinkvilla for an in-depth conversation about his remarkable musical journey. The living legend reflected on his breakthroughs and the passion that continues to drive him. He spoke at length about memorable collaborations with Subhash Ghai and A.R. Rahman, and his experiences lending his voice to films featuring Shah Rukh Khan. Sukhwinder also shared heartfelt memories of working with lyricists Gulzar and the late Anand Bakshi who helped to shape the Hindi film music. On working with Subhash Ghai When asked about his experience of working with Subhash Ghai, Singh mentioned he has worked with him on Taal, Kisna, and even composed music for Black & White starring Anil Kapoor. While discussing the classic track Ramta Jogi, the singer revealed that the song was made after the film was completed. He mentioned that once Subhash Ghai called him to have dinner. Ghai often addressed him as Ramta. Sukhwinder Singh said, “AR Rahman heard the filmmaker address him by that name 4-5 times, which piqued his interest. He asked me …

Tara Sutaria is ‘proud’ of herself and Veer Pahariya for ‘owning up’ their love, Fighter actor recalls their first date: ‘I played the piano and she sang’ | Bollywood News

Tara Sutaria is ‘proud’ of herself and Veer Pahariya for ‘owning up’ their love, Fighter actor recalls their first date: ‘I played the piano and she sang’ | Bollywood News

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Tara Sutaria and Veer Pahariya have always been open about their relationship. The actor couple is frequently spotted making appearances together at screenings, events, and award shows. In a recent interview with Travel and Leisure India, Tara and Veer opened up about their relationship, and recalled their first vacation together. When asked what has deepened their admiration for one another, Tara shared, “Sticking by each other through thick and thin as if we have known each other our whole lives, and opening up about everything right from day one.” On the other hand, the Fighter actor said, “It was probably our first date night where I played the piano, and she sang until the sun came out.” ALSO READ | Tara Sutaria confirms relationship with Veer Pahariya, calls him ‘mine’ on Instagram; fans say, ‘Happy for you’ Talking about their first trip together, Tara Sutaria recalled, “Growing up, my mum had always told me the Isle of Capri was where you take your best friend and beloved because there is an old saying that if …

Kannada star Dr Rajkumar sang ‘Bheege Honth Tere’ at 75 despite not knowing Hindi, recalls Kunal Ganjawala; passed away a few months later | Regional News

Kannada star Dr Rajkumar sang ‘Bheege Honth Tere’ at 75 despite not knowing Hindi, recalls Kunal Ganjawala; passed away a few months later | Regional News

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Each film industry in India has its own stalwarts and superstars, and for the Kannada film industry there is no one bigger than Dr Rajkumar. The actor-singer was considered one of the most versatile performers of all time, and that is what singer Kunal Ganjawala learnt on his very first meeting with him. In a recent interview Kunal talked about his experience of meeting the superstar and how he was completely taken aback by what followed. The singer famous for his songs like ‘Bheege Honth Tere’, ‘Jaadugari’ and ‘Dil Na Diya’ met Dr Rajkumar while recording a song for his son Puneeth, and soon discovered that the veteran star was his fan. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO Kunal shared with Hindi Rush, “I was called to sing a song for Dr Rajkumar’s son, Puneeth. They said that it is his third film, and they wanted me to sing for it. So for the first time ever, I flew to record a song for the Kannada industry. It was just after ‘Bheege Honth Tere’ had become a …