Various newsmaking hit films of 2024, such as The Sabarmati Report, All We Imagine As Light enjoyed a launch on streaming sites. While the Vikrant Massey starrer enjoyed a release on Zee5, the Grand Prix-winning Payal Kapadia directorial enjoyed a release on Hotstar. The second week of January also witnessed Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez split for the second time. Take a look at everything else happening in the world of showbiz.

From The Sabarmati Report to All We Imagine As Light: OTT Releases to watch out for this week | E-Club

Irrfan Khan’s 57th Birth Anniversary: Though Irrfan Khan is no longer with us, his remarkable contributions to cinema continue to be celebrated. On his 57th birth anniversary, we honor his profound legacy, which transcended Bollywood to leave an indelible mark on global audiences. His performances remain a source of inspiration, touching hearts worldwide and keeping his memory alive. Watch to know more!

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The new year 2025, brings with itself a new list of blockbusters. The month of January is already listed with star-studded films such as Emergency, Game Changer, to name a famous few. Let's take a look at other movies to look forward to.

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In 2024, two of the most vibrant democracies, India and the United States, conducted their elections. While many A-listers from Hollywood proudly endorsed their favourite candidates in the U.S., the Indian election witnessed the actual participation of celebrities in politics. This year well-known stars such as Kangana Ranaut and Arun Govil tried their hands at politics for the first time.  Find out more about your favourite celebrities and their activities in this episode of E-Club.

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Much like its title, 'Pushpa 2: The Rule' the Indian movie is dominating the theatres, and much like its popular dialogue 'jhukega nehi', the Allu Arjun starrer is showing no sign of slowing or bowing down in the coming weeks. The movie is already on its way to be the next Rs 1000 crore earning blockbuster. Find out more about the South Indian film in this episode of E-Club.

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Indian director Neeraj Pandey'' film, Sikandar Ka Muqaddar is out on Netflix. Did you know, that during the making of this movie, the director did not share parts of the script with his cast? In this exclusive conversation with WION's Samarpita Das, actors Jimmy Shergill and Avinash Tiwary share the reason behind the decision.

Sikandar Ka Muqaddar actors Jimmy Shergill, Avinash Tiwary talk about Neeraj Pandey's latest heist movie

In what appeared like a scene straight from a Bollywood flick, a groom chased a tempo driver after the latter snatched a note from his garland of currency notes and drove away.&nbsp;

The groom, identified as Dev Kumar, was going home after getting married in Meerut city in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh when a pickup driver snitched a note from his garland of currency notes.&nbsp;

The driver had not imagined what would follow next.&nbsp;

The groom decided to leave his wedding ceremony and chase the driver who was speeding away.&nbsp;

The groom asked a motorist to give him a lift to chase the pickup driver on the busy road.&nbsp;

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The video of the incident went viral on social media, and in the clip, the groom is seen dressed in a grey suit and turban as he hopped onto the bike of a passerby and followed the tempo driver in a Bollywood-like chase on the highway.

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In the video clip, the groom is seen entering the driver's cabin of the vehicle through the window and got the pickup stopped.

Seconds later, the groom was seen forcing the driver out of the tempo and beating him along with two other people from the wedding party.

The driver requested the groom to spare him and said that he did not intend to steal it and "mistakenly" took the money.

<h2>Here's how netizens reacted to the viral video&nbsp;</h2>

The video garnered a lot of comments on the social media platform.&nbsp;

"Not sure whether the bride will be really impressed with his skills though," commented a user.&nbsp;

"It is not at all about impressing bride. It is absolutely about someone righteousness. The groom seems to be not spare anyone if they misbehave. That is all," wrote another user.&nbsp;

"She will be more impressed if he can perform similar gymnastics in bed as well," said a third user.&nbsp;

A fourth user compared the chase to the one in the Bollywood film "Dhoom 4".

"They are creating reel, now it is fashion during marriage," said a fifth user. "Best Groom Award goes to Dev Kumar," wrote another&nbsp;user.&nbsp;

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In what appeared like a scene straight from a Bollywood flick, a groom chased a tempo driver after the latter snatched a note from his garland of currency notes and drove away.

In what appeared like a scene straight from a Bollywood flick, a groom chased a tempo driver after the latter snatched a note from his garland of currency notes and drove away. The groom, identified as Dev Kumar, was going home after getting married in Meerut city in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh when a pickup driver snitched a note from his garland of currency notes. The driver had not imagined what would follow next. The groom decided to leave his wedding ceremony and chase the driver who was speeding away. The groom asked a motorist to give him a lift to chase the pickup driver on the busy road. Also Read: 'Deadly' robo-dog navigates through tough terrain, goes viral The video of the incident went viral on social media, and in the clip, the groom is seen dressed in a grey suit and turban as he hopped onto the bike of a passerby and followed the tempo driver in a Bollywood-like chase on the highway. Video of the year! In UP's Meerut, groom Dev Kumar was happily getting home after the wedding when a pick up driver pinched a note from his currency tucked garland. What followed was a near Bollywood, daring chase for justice! Groom Dev Kumar asked for lift from a motorist,… pic.twitter.com/libIH8PRTT — Piyush Rai (@Benarasiyaa) November 25, 2024 × In the video clip, the groom is seen entering the driver's cabin of the vehicle through the window and got the pickup stopped. Seconds later, the groom was seen forcing the driver out of the tempo and beating him along with two other people from the wedding party. The driver requested the groom to spare him and said that he did not intend to steal it and "mistakenly" took the money. Here's how netizens reacted to the viral video The video garnered a lot of comments on the social media platform. "Not sure whether the bride will be really impressed with his skills though," commented a user. "It is not at all about impressing bride. It is absolutely about someone righteousness. The groom seems to be not spare anyone if they misbehave. That is all," wrote another user. "She will be more impressed if he can perform similar gymnastics in bed as well," said a third user. A fourth user compared the chase to the one in the Bollywood film "Dhoom 4". "They are creating reel, now it is fashion during marriage," said a fifth user. "Best Groom Award goes to Dev Kumar," wrote another user. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Man plucks one bill from groom’s garland of currency notes, gets caught after Bollywood-like chase

In 2024, Bollywood lovers have shown a special interest in horror-comedy movies. Earlier this year, Stree 2, became one of the highest-earning Indian movies beating the collection of Jawan. Later this year, 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3' also witnessed similar popularity. The movie enjoyed a Diwali release and is still running successfully in theatres. What has kept these franchises alive and popular? In this episode of E-Club, along with an interactive session with Indian star Vidya Balan on the topic, we have also made our deduction.

'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3' to 'Stree 2': Horror comedies that dominated Bollywood

As Ami Je Tomar 3.0 from the film Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 continues to top the charts across mediums, WION speaks to the music composer of the hit song -Amaal Mallik. A well known Bollywood singer and composer with several hits under his belt, Amaal talks about what it takes to recreate an iconic song while keeping the essence of the original intact.

Decoding Ami Je Tomar From Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 With Composer Amaal Mallik | WION

Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan recently turned 59. He is one of the rare Indian stars whose achievement at the box office in 2023, had stunned cinemagoers. How did it all begin for Shah Rukh Khan? Find out more in this episode of WION.

Revisiting Shah Rukh Khan: The Actor, The Doctor and more

Indian filmmaker Hansal Mehta recently collaborated with Kareena Kapoor Khan for The Buckingham Murders. His upcoming project on Mahatma Gandhi will feature Tom Felton, who famously essayed the role of Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter movies. But who is the real star in a Hansal Mehta script? In an exclusive conversation with WION's Samarpita Das, the director shares.

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Bollywood superstar Salman Khan continues to face mounting threats, with the latest incident involving a chilling extortion message. Watch this report for more details!

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Another Death Threat Against Bollywood Actor Salman Khan

Diljit Dosanjh's Dil-Luminati India tour kicked off in New Delhi this weekend. The Dil-Luminati Tour has already made waves internationally in Canada, the USA, Australia, the UK, Italy and New Zealand. The tour has already broken records by becoming the fastest-selling and highest-grossing concert event in Indian history. Find out more about everything happening in show business in this episode of E-Club.

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Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut's much-anticipated movie Emergency has cleared a significant hurdle as it recently received certification from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Watch in for more details!

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Kangana Ranaut's Upcoming Movie 'Emergency' Gets CBFC Approval

Amar Prem Ki Amar Kahani starring Aditya Seal and Sunny Singh is touted as an ‘LGBTQIA+ film’ and a part of India’s ‘queer cinema.’ In reality, it is just the end product of what happens when a room full of straight people write queer stories.&nbsp;

But it is not just the Hardik Gajjar directorial that serves no purpose. Indian cinema and especially Bollywood has seen multiple ‘queer films’ that attempt to represent the community while ignoring the lived realities of millions.&nbsp;

<h2>Boy meets boy&nbsp;</h2>

It is a classic trope to represent queer people (often only gay men) &nbsp;as forever forlorn about their sexualities, pining over random people belonging to the same gender, falling in love, fighting against society, and then living happily ever after.

It is what Shubh Mangal Zyaada Savdhaan did, with Ayushmann Khurrana wearing a pride flag and kissing his love on the pretext of ‘finding Elaichis.’&nbsp;

The movie hailed as a queer classic is entertaining enough as an introduction to queer issues.&nbsp;

But we are now in 2024, 6 years after India decriminalised homosexuality, and almost a year after the marriage equality verdict and we deserve better.

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<h2>Profitable queerness</h2>

It seems that Bollywood has suddenly discovered that queer stories offer a profitable blend of uniqueness and oddity while also adhering to the classic ‘boy meets girl’ love story, only this time the girl has been replaced with another boy.&nbsp;

It is important for the industry to remember that we also have films like Aligarh which showcased the actual struggles of the queer community without airbrushing it for all target audiences.&nbsp; 
 
By boxing queer people into hetero-normative romances, the filmmakers, though with mostly good intentions, are doing what society has done for ages, trying to make a queer person ‘straight.’&nbsp;

<h2>Intersectionality&nbsp;</h2>

But being queer, like life, comes with its conditions. Being out of the closet is still a privilege that only the very few have in India. It depends on one’s caste, economic capacity, religion, physical ability, family, and so much more.&nbsp;

The lives of Indian queers surpass them ‘discovering’ their own sexualities, waging battles against society and eventually winning. Many of us don’t win. Thousands of us continue to live stifled lives, every day.&nbsp;

Cinema needs to acknowledge and reflect these struggles, rather than just making cute love stories.&nbsp;

The so-called ‘Southern Cinema’ appears to be far more understanding than Bollywood. Movies like Kaathal, starring Mammooty address the issue of a closeted gay married man and even more so the struggle of his wife as she too lives a stifled life. 
 
So much more than just gay&nbsp; 
 
It is important for Hindi cinema to understand that queer is not equal to gay and there is a gambit of other identities that fall under this five-lettered word. Understanding this will help create stories that feel authentic which do not blur same-sex intimacy like Amar Prem Ki Amar Kahani did multiple times, and show that queer people are full-bodied living, breathing humans, and not just robots that perform on the screen for the pleasure of straight people.

Amar Prem Ki Amar Kahani starring Aditya Seal and Sunny Singh is touted as an ‘LGBTQIA+ film’ and a part of India’s ‘queer cinema.’ In reality, it is just the end product of what happens when a room full of straight people write queer stories.

Amar Prem Ki Amar Kahani starring Aditya Seal and Sunny Singh is touted as an ‘LGBTQIA+ film’ and a part of India’s ‘queer cinema.’ In reality, it is just the end product of what happens when a room full of straight people write queer stories. But it is not just the Hardik Gajjar directorial that serves no purpose. Indian cinema and especially Bollywood has seen multiple ‘queer films’ that attempt to represent the community while ignoring the lived realities of millions. Boy meets boy It is a classic trope to represent queer people (often only gay men) as forever forlorn about their sexualities, pining over random people belonging to the same gender, falling in love, fighting against society, and then living happily ever after. It is what Shubh Mangal Zyaada Savdhaan did, with Ayushmann Khurrana wearing a pride flag and kissing his love on the pretext of ‘finding Elaichis.’ The movie hailed as a queer classic is entertaining enough as an introduction to queer issues. But we are now in 2024, 6 years after India decriminalised homosexuality, and almost a year after the marriage equality verdict and we deserve better. Also read: Jigra movie review: Alia Bhatt is the real 'jigra' of Vasan Bala's film Profitable queerness It seems that Bollywood has suddenly discovered that queer stories offer a profitable blend of uniqueness and oddity while also adhering to the classic ‘boy meets girl’ love story, only this time the girl has been replaced with another boy. It is important for the industry to remember that we also have films like Aligarh which showcased the actual struggles of the queer community without airbrushing it for all target audiences. By boxing queer people into hetero-normative romances, the filmmakers, though with mostly good intentions, are doing what society has done for ages, trying to make a queer person ‘straight.’ Intersectionality But being queer, like life, comes with its conditions. Being out of the closet is still a privilege that only the very few have in India. It depends on one’s caste, economic capacity, religion, physical ability, family, and so much more. The lives of Indian queers surpass them ‘discovering’ their own sexualities, waging battles against society and eventually winning. Many of us don’t win. Thousands of us continue to live stifled lives, every day. Cinema needs to acknowledge and reflect these struggles, rather than just making cute love stories. The so-called ‘Southern Cinema’ appears to be far more understanding than Bollywood. Movies like Kaathal, starring Mammooty address the issue of a closeted gay married man and even more so the struggle of his wife as she too lives a stifled life. So much more than just gay It is important for Hindi cinema to understand that queer is not equal to gay and there is a gambit of other identities that fall under this five-lettered word. Understanding this will help create stories that feel authentic which do not blur same-sex intimacy like Amar Prem Ki Amar Kahani did multiple times, and show that queer people are full-bodied living, breathing humans, and not just robots that perform on the screen for the pleasure of straight people.

Bollywood wants to be queer but without making its audience uncomfortable

Amitabh Bachchan turns 82 today, the legendary superstar in Hindi Cinema is considered one of the greatest and most influential actors in the history of Indian Cinema. Here are some lesser known facts about him. Watch this report to know more.

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Bollywood actor Anupam Kher found himself in an unusual situation when counterfeit ₹500 notes featuring his image, instead of Mahatma Gandhi’s, surfaced in Gujarat. The fake currency, totaling ₹1.6 crore, was used to dupe an Ahmedabad bullion trader.

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Sector 36 released on Netflix on September 13 and stars Vikrant Massey and Deepak Dobriyal in leading roles in a chilling tale of crimes against children. Sector 36 director Aditya Nimbalkar spoke to WION’s Zeba Khan about his debut film as a director, creating a villain like Prem with Vikrant Massey and weaving a gripping narrative that is inspired from real events.

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Did you know Raj Kapoor wanted to name Kareena Kapoor Khan Siddhima? Know more such rare facts about The Buckingham Murders star.

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Its a grim Friday at the movies as Bollywood has released two murder mysteries. Kareena Kapoor Khan's maiden production The Buckingham Murders hits theaters while Vikrant Massey starrer Sector 36 premieres on Netflix. Both murder mysteries which project their leads in very different light. So which one should you watch? Watch Critically Speaking to find out...

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As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, Kamala Harris'&nbsp;campaign is making a notable effort to reach out to Indian-American voters. Ajay Bhutoria, a prominent South Asian community leader and National Finance Committee member for Harris'&nbsp;campaign, has released a new Hindi campaign song titled "Nacho Nacho" to encourage South Asians to vote for her.

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Sharing the video on social media platform X, Bhutoria wrote, “Excited to share the release of our new music video, ‘Nacho Nacho,’ supporting Vice President Kamala Harris for President! Let’s mobilise and turn out the South Asian vote in key battleground states.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The 1.5-minute video features scenes from Kamala Harris'&nbsp;campaign and begins with the Hindi lyrics, "Hamari Ye Kamala Harris." The campaign’s new song, “Nacho Nacho,” is based on the Hindi version of the Oscar-winning track &nbsp;from the Bollywood film RRR. This catchy tune is meant to energise Indian-American voters and show support for Harris.

<h2>Connecting across cultures</h2>

“With over 4.4 million Indian-Americans and 6 million South Asians eligible to vote, our goal is to help propel Vice President Kamala Harris to victory in 2024. The video transcends language and cultural barriers, resonating with voters in Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Bengali and more,” Bhutoria told PTI.

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“Bollywood has always been about breaking barriers and telling stories that unite us. Kamala Harris embodies that same vision—bringing people together and championing a future where diversity is our greatest strength. Her journey is a story we all believe in,” he added.

<h2>Campaign gears up for election showdown</h2>

Kamala Harris became the Democratic nominee after President Joe Biden stepped down due to health issues. Her campaign has brought new energy as she prepares to face Donald Trump in the upcoming election. If elected, Kamala Harris would make history as the first female President of the United States, marking a significant milestone in American history.

(With inputs from agencies)

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, Kamala Harris' campaign is making a notable effort to reach out to Indian-American voters. Ajay Bhutoria, a prominent South Asian community leader and National Finance Committee member for Harris' campaign, has released a new Hindi campaign song titled "Nacho Nacho" to encourage South Asians to vote for her.

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, Kamala Harris' campaign is making a notable effort to reach out to Indian-American voters. Ajay Bhutoria, a prominent South Asian community leader and National Finance Committee member for Harris' campaign, has released a new Hindi campaign song titled "Nacho Nacho" to encourage South Asians to vote for her. Excited to share the release of our new music video, 'Nacho Nacho,' supporting @VP Kamala Harris for President! Let’s mobilize and turn out the South Asian vote in key battleground states @DNC @CNN @ABC @maddow @aajtak @ndtvindia @IndiaToday @republic pic.twitter.com/x92vns4gH8 — Ajay Jain Bhutoria (@ajainb) September 8, 2024 × Sharing the video on social media platform X, Bhutoria wrote, “Excited to share the release of our new music video, ‘Nacho Nacho,’ supporting Vice President Kamala Harris for President! Let’s mobilise and turn out the South Asian vote in key battleground states.” Also read | Melania Trump speaks out against Joe Biden, alleges 'efforts to silence' husband Donald Trump. Watch! The 1.5-minute video features scenes from Kamala Harris' campaign and begins with the Hindi lyrics, "Hamari Ye Kamala Harris." The campaign’s new song, “Nacho Nacho,” is based on the Hindi version of the Oscar-winning track from the Bollywood film RRR. This catchy tune is meant to energise Indian-American voters and show support for Harris. Connecting across cultures “With over 4.4 million Indian-Americans and 6 million South Asians eligible to vote, our goal is to help propel Vice President Kamala Harris to victory in 2024. The video transcends language and cultural barriers, resonating with voters in Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Bengali and more,” Bhutoria told PTI. Also Read | Bernie Sanders calls for capital gains tax reform to address wealth disparity “Bollywood has always been about breaking barriers and telling stories that unite us. Kamala Harris embodies that same vision—bringing people together and championing a future where diversity is our greatest strength. Her journey is a story we all believe in,” he added. Campaign gears up for election showdown Kamala Harris became the Democratic nominee after President Joe Biden stepped down due to health issues. Her campaign has brought new energy as she prepares to face Donald Trump in the upcoming election. If elected, Kamala Harris would make history as the first female President of the United States, marking a significant milestone in American history. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Kamala Harris’ election campaign adds Bollywood touch with ‘Nacho Nacho’ song

Bollywood is now witnessing a new wave of entrepreneurship. For decades, celebrities were primarily confined to the silver screen, with few venturing into the business world. However, in recent years, there has been a significant shift. More and more Bollywood stars are capitalizing on their brand value and exploring side hustles.

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