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Deepika Padukone returned to Mumbai after completing a shooting schedule for Shah Rukh Khan's King in Cape Town, South Africa.
This action counters Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, threatening global energy supplies and oil exports. Naval forces are deployed to navigate mined waters as Israel prepares for renewed conflict.
Watch as we explore the contrast between scripture, art, and cinema—and ask: If Ram was always “megha-shyam,” why do we remember him differently today?
Arjun Rampal recalls witnessing the 26/11 Mumbai attacks first-hand and how the trauma shaped his performance in Dhurandhar. The actor reveals why the film felt like "revenge" for that haunting night.
Anil Kapoor opened up about his journey from FTII rejection to stardom at India Today Conclave 2026. The actor also discussed comparisons with Dev Anand and shared why declined Dhurandhar: The Revenge.
In an exclusive chat with India Today’s Bhavna, Jisoo and Seo In-guk open up about their Netflix show Boyfriend on Demand, their ideal types, dating signals and even a possible Bollywood project.
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi issued a video rebuttal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the Prime Minister's criticism of Youth Congress protests at the AI Global Summit.
TVK chief Vijay held a high-voltage rally in Vellore, launching a sharp attack on Chief Minister MK Stalin and the ruling DMK.
The Kerala Story 2 receives a U/A certificate from the CBFC, with director Kamakhya Narayan Singh responding to criticism from Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan.
Aamir Khan and partner Gauri Spratt arrived at Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital to meet Salim Khan amid health concerns, with visuals of their visit circulating online.
The Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested a dreaded gangster, Mahfooz, also known as Bobby Kabootar, in connection with the firing incident at actor Disha Patani's residence in Bareilly.
Four more persons arrested from the Haryana-Rajasthan border in connection with the Rohit Shetty firing case have been brought to Mumbai.
In this episode of 'India First', former Indian cricketer and World Cup winner Madan Lal joined a panel to discuss the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) recent decision to participate in the T20 World Cup after initial boycott threats.
This report highlights the growing viewer dissatisfaction following the OTT debut of Ranbir Singh's action thriller 'Dhurandhar' on Netflix. Despite a successful theatrical run, the film's digital release has sparked criticism due to significant alterations. One major point of contention is that 'the Netflix version included censored language and cut nearly 10 minutes of footage.' Social media platforms have been flooded with complaints regarding muted dialogues and edited scenes, which surprised audiences expecting uncut content for a mature, adult-only rating. Viewers expressed disappointment that the streaming version did not maintain the integrity of the original theatrical cut. Despite this backlash, 'Dhurandhar' remains a strong performer in its eighth week of release and continues to dominate discussions regarding streaming standards and content regulation in India. The report also confirms that the highly anticipated sequel to this blockbuster is scheduled for a theatrical release on the 19th of March, keeping the franchise in the spotlight amidst the current controversy.
On this Special Report, reporter Srishti Ojha provides details on the Delhi High Court's decision to dismiss a defamation suit filed by former NCB officer Samir Wankhede. The court stated, 'We do not have the jurisdiction to hear this matter,' noting that the primary parties, including Aryan Khan, Red Chillies Entertainment, and Netflix, are based in Mumbai. Wankhede had sought ₹2 crore in damages and a mandatory injunction, alleging he was portrayed in a negative light in the show 'Badge of Bollywood'. Following the dismissal on jurisdictional grounds, Wankhede has expressed his intention to approach the appropriate legal forum in Mumbai. The programme highlights that while amendments were made to the application, the Delhi High Court maintained that the case belongs in Mumbai courts. Srishti Ojha confirms that Wankhede's legal battle regarding his portrayal in the series continues as he prepares for the next step in the appropriate jurisdiction.
Renowned singer Arijit Singh, widely regarded as one of the leading voices in the Indian music industry, has shared a significant career update on Instagram, announcing that he will not be taking on any new playback singing assignments for the time being.
On this India Today report, correspondent Dipesh Tripathi provides details on the arrest of actor Kamal R Khan by the Mumbai Police. The arrest is linked to a firing incident in Mumbai's Oshiwara area that occurred on January 18th. According to Tripathi, the actor confessed to the police, stating: 'he was cleaning his gun and just to check that whether it is working or not he fired shots in the woods which is next to his building'. Although the weapon used was a licensed firearm, police noted that firing in a public residential area is illegal. The shots reportedly hit a nearby building wall, leading to a police investigation and the subsequent arrest. Kamal R Khan is scheduled to be produced in the Andheri court today as the legal proceedings continue. The report highlights the evidence gathered, including the recovery of the weapon and the actor's own admission regarding the accidental nature of the discharge during maintenance.
This news report details the ban on the Sunny Deol starrer 'Border 2' in Gulf countries including Dubai and Kuwait. The speaker notes that the film is being 'perceived as anti-park by Gulf countries' and follows a trend where films presenting an Indian narrative face restrictions. The report highlights that despite the trailer receiving an 'extremely good response' and the film releasing across India today with positive word of mouth, makers were unsuccessful in their talks with Gulf officials. The bulletin draws parallels with previous films like 'Dhurandar', 'Article 370', and the 'Tiger' franchise, which faced similar bans in the region due to their themes involving Pakistan. While the film is described as looking 'absolutely amazing on screen' by the reporter, it will not see the light of day in the Gulf market.
On this Special Report, Anisha Singh and Nalini Sharma discuss a significant legal development in the Delhi High Court involving Bollywood actor Salman Khan. The court has issued a notice to the actor following an application by a Chinese AI voice platform. The platform is challenging a previous injunction order from December 12, 2025, which protected Khan's personality rights. Nalini Sharma notes that the AI platform argues its content is clearly disclosed as AI-generated and seeks to vacate the order to continue its business activities. During the short hearing, Justice Jyoti Singh sought a response from Khan, represented by Advocate Nizam Pasha. The discussion highlights the growing legal battle between celebrity personality rights and the commercial interests of generative AI platforms. The High Court has granted four weeks for a response, with the next hearing scheduled for February 27, 2026. This case marks a pivotal moment as it is the first instance of an AI platform seeking to reverse such a personality rights ruling in India.
On this Special Report, we look at the news of Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar’s convoy meeting with an accident in Mumbai’s Juhu area. The incident occurred around 9 p.m. when a Mercedes car reportedly accelerated and hit an auto rickshaw, which then collided with an Innova in the actor's convoy. Speaking on the development, Sana stated, 'Akshay Kumar's fans have been absolutely worried for his safety, but thankfully, he and his wife, who were in another car just ahead of the Innova that was impacted in this accident, they are absolutely safe.' While the actor, his wife Twinkle Khanna, and their children are unharmed, the auto driver and a passenger sustained injuries and were rushed for medical aid. Local police have arrived at the spot and initiated an investigation into the collision, which was reportedly exacerbated by traffic and double parking issues on the Juhu roads. No official statement has been released by the actor's team yet.
