Indian actor alia bhatt is the latest to fall victim to the disturbing trend of deepfake videos that have been on the rise in the countr

Actor alia bhatt becomes latest victim of deepfake

Cinephiles now have a chance to get their hands on vintage movie posters and memorabilia of legendary movie stars of the Indian film industry.

Indian cinema memorabilia goes under the hammer

An auction with Indian Cinema Memorabilia is all set to take place from November 23rd to 25th. Check out the video to know more.

Celebrating Indian Cinema's female icons: A tribute to Madhubala, Zeenat Aman & more | WION

The 54th International Film Festival of India is currently underway in Goa. Anurag Thakur, Union Minister of Information & Broadcasting inaugurated the event and honoured Indian actor Madhuri Dixit with a special recognition for her contribution to the cinema industry.

International Film Festival of India: India actor Madhuri Dixit honoured at festival

Did you know the gown Sushmita Sen wore for Miss India pageant wasn't a designer piece, but sewn by a Delhi tailor? Find out more such rare facts about Aarya3 actor.

Know your star: Sushmita Sen

WION was in an exclusive conversation with Shilpa Shetty Kundra as she talked about the platform Hunar - she being the company's brand ambassador - spoke about the benefits of rise of digital education and how women are now getting good jobs in Bollywood.

Shilpa Shetty in exclusive conversation with WION, talks about digital education, women in Bollywood

Music Composer AR Rahman faced criticism for his rendition of 'Karar Oi Louho Kopat' that was originally written by revolutionary poet Kavi Nazul Islam. The makers have now issued a statement makers of Pippa have clarified that a Rahman's redition of the song which was used in Bollywood.

'Pippa' makers offer 'sincere apologies' after outrage, say 'our intent was to pay homage' | WION

For many, Shah Rukh Khan is synonymous with Bollywood. Having delivered consecutive blockbusters with 'Pathaan' and 'Jawan', the actor has once again cemented his position as an action hero this year. Let's take a look at how well you know King Khan.

Know your star | Shah Rukh Khan

Indian actor Aishwarya Rai has been a household name ever since she was crowned Miss India 1994. Today, she turns 50 but did you know she featured in an advertisement when she was only in ninth grade.

Happy Birthday, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan! Actor turns 50 | World News | WION

Bollywood actor Ishaan Khatter speaks to WION's Zeba Khan on his latest audio series Ravan Rising on Audible, trying his hands at all mediums available and more

WION Exclusive| Candid interview with Ishaan Khatter

It doesn't get bigger than Gadar 2 and the younger lot of actors involved with the film, Utkarsh Sharma and Simrat Kaur can't stop gushing at the positive response their film has been receiving. Speaking to WION's Zeba Khan, Utkarsh and Simrat speak about what makes this film extra special apart from being the biggest film of 2023, that turned around the box office numbers for Hindi cinema in this year.

Gadar 2 actors discuss fame, success and more

As a Bollywood cult classic, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, completes 25 years in the industry, Indian actor Bhumi Pednekar talks about her latest movie, 'Thank You For Coming'. Find out more in this latest episode of E-Club.

Kuch Kuch Hota Hai completes 25 years, Bhumi Pednekar talks about 'Thank You For Coming', and more

As 'Thank You For Coming' takes over cinemas, Bhumi Pednekar opens up about her film's premiere at Toronto International Film Festival. The actor also talks about modern-day fairytales and her favourite leading ladies from the entertainment among other things.

Bhumi Pednekar on 'Thank you for coming' at tiff

India's Bollywood, the Hindi film industry based out of Mumbai, may now exhale in relief as Shah Rukh Khan's charm shines on screen.&nbsp;

Despite worries over several big-screen disappointments in the previous year, it is clear that Indians still adore going to the movies.&nbsp;

The triumph of extravagant, life-sized movies like "Pathan" and "Jawan" bears witness to this. In addition, big-budget upcoming films like "Tiger 3," "Dunki," and "Project K" demonstrate that the appeal of the big screen is still strong despite the threat posed by OTT platforms and web series in theatres, which was a worry after the epidemic.

A recent survey by 'The CineFiles'&nbsp;shows that 98 per cent of Indians believe that the magic of cinema comes to life on a big screen. Thirty per cent of the participants ascribe this opinion to elements like specific directors, themes, and visual effects (VFX).

Ninety per cent of respondents said that seeing the newest film in a theatre is their favourite way to pass the time when not at home. This preference outranks going shopping, seeing live performances, and going on adventurous trips.&nbsp;

A noteworthy 63 per cent of participants thought about movies at least once every two weeks, highlighting the fact that the cinematic experience is far from being obsolete. Many generations agree with this sentiment; Gen Z and Millennials are even thinking about going to the movies on a big screen once a week.

Out of the 5,000 respondents to the survey, 41 per cent were Gen Z and 59 per cent were Millennials and Gen X.

Indian moviegoers are also renowned for their meticulous planning; 74 per cent of them choose films that speak to them and reserve seats at least three days in advance. Furthermore, 74% of moviegoers like to view a film at a theatre from the seat of their choosing, therefore they make reservations in advance.

When deciding which movies to see on a large screen, the plot, the cast, the director, reviews and ratings, and the trailer's impact are the main deciding considerations. Interestingly, 38% of those surveyed in Delhi value reviews and ratings, people in Bengaluru value the director's involvement (32 per cent), and people in Mumbai value the storyline (43 per cent). This illustrates how crucial high-quality content is.

The thrill surrounding "first day, first show" has returned, with 35 per cent of GenZ favouring the early morning experience. About 36 per cent of Gen Z and Millennial moviegoers look for an immersive experience when choosing a big screen to escape from stress and obligations. On the other hand, Gen X moviegoers prioritise the cast of a film as well as referrals from friends and family before taking a cinematic trip.

India's Bollywood, the Hindi film industry based out of Mumbai, may now exhale in relief as Shah Rukh Khan's charm shines on screen. Despite worries over several big-screen disappointments in the previous year, it is clear that Indians still adore going to the movies.

India's Bollywood, the Hindi film industry based out of Mumbai, may now exhale in relief as Shah Rukh Khan's charm shines on screen. Despite worries over several big-screen disappointments in the previous year, it is clear that Indians still adore going to the movies. The triumph of extravagant, life-sized movies like "Pathan" and "Jawan" bears witness to this. In addition, big-budget upcoming films like "Tiger 3," "Dunki," and "Project K" demonstrate that the appeal of the big screen is still strong despite the threat posed by OTT platforms and web series in theatres, which was a worry after the epidemic. A recent survey by 'The CineFiles' shows that 98 per cent of Indians believe that the magic of cinema comes to life on a big screen. Thirty per cent of the participants ascribe this opinion to elements like specific directors, themes, and visual effects (VFX). Ninety per cent of respondents said that seeing the newest film in a theatre is their favourite way to pass the time when not at home. This preference outranks going shopping, seeing live performances, and going on adventurous trips. A noteworthy 63 per cent of participants thought about movies at least once every two weeks, highlighting the fact that the cinematic experience is far from being obsolete. Many generations agree with this sentiment; Gen Z and Millennials are even thinking about going to the movies on a big screen once a week. Out of the 5,000 respondents to the survey, 41 per cent were Gen Z and 59 per cent were Millennials and Gen X. Indian moviegoers are also renowned for their meticulous planning; 74 per cent of them choose films that speak to them and reserve seats at least three days in advance. Furthermore, 74% of moviegoers like to view a film at a theatre from the seat of their choosing, therefore they make reservations in advance. When deciding which movies to see on a large screen, the plot, the cast, the director, reviews and ratings, and the trailer's impact are the main deciding considerations. Interestingly, 38% of those surveyed in Delhi value reviews and ratings, people in Bengaluru value the director's involvement (32 per cent), and people in Mumbai value the storyline (43 per cent). This illustrates how crucial high-quality content is. The thrill surrounding "first day, first show" has returned, with 35 per cent of GenZ favouring the early morning experience. About 36 per cent of Gen Z and Millennial moviegoers look for an immersive experience when choosing a big screen to escape from stress and obligations. On the other hand, Gen X moviegoers prioritise the cast of a film as well as referrals from friends and family before taking a cinematic trip.

Indian audiences embrace blockbuster movies on the big screen

If there's one thing that runs in every Indian's blood, that's Bollywood and if there's one destination that Bollywood loves, that's Goa. Be it the Shah Rukh Khan-Alia Bhatt starrer 'Dear Zindagi' or the Farhan Akhtar directorial 'Dil Chahta Hai', Goa has been a favourite among the movie-makers. WION's Rahesha Sehgal takes you through some of the locations where famous Bollywood movies have been shot. Take a look.

Dear Zindagi, Drishyam & Dil Chahta Hai: What do these films have in common?

Indian mega star Shahrukh Khan will be provided Y+ security cover by Mumbai police after six complained that he had been receiving death threats.

Shahrukh Khan gets death threats; Maharashtra government gives Y+ security to actor

Age trollers on social media are making absurd comments about Indian actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan for her look at the Paris Fashion Week. Why do netizens disproportionately target women?

Gravitas: Why are age-shamers coming at Aishwarya Rai Bachchan?

The cast of Fukrey is back with a third movie. While spilling the beans on their bromantic journey, the latest episode of WION E-club also talks about the 2024 Superbowl half time show where Usher is all set to perform.

Fukrey cast talk about their bromantic journey and more

The boys of Fukrey and the notorious Bholi Punjaban have reunited in Fukrey 3. Find out all about the film as Varun Sharma, Pulkit Samrat, Manjot Singh and Richa Chadha spill the beans in this exclusive chat with WION's Samarpita Das.

Richa Chadha, Pulkit Samrat, Manjot Singh, and Varun Sharma on 'Fukrey 3'

As we celebrate the 100 years of screen icon Dev Anand, here's a sneak peek into the actresses of Bollywood who debuted with him. Take a look.

100 years of Dev Anand: Here are the leading ladies of Bollywood who debuted with the icon

Veteran Indian actor Waheeda Rahman has been declared the recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award this year. The announcement was made by the Indian Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur. She will be conferred with the country's top honour for her contributions to the field of Cinema.

Actor Waheeda Rehman to receive Dadasahed Phalke Lifetime Achievement Award

Vicky Kaushal, one of Bollywood's most-loved actors, is currently ruling the big screen with 'The Great Indian Family'. But do you know what's his real-life family WhatsApp group called? Find out all this and more in the exclusive interview.'

Vicky Kaushal reveals details of his family WhatsApp groups

From the world of entertainment, Indian actor Anil Kapoor won a case in the Delhi High Court early this week. Kapoor had moved the Delhi High Court seeking protection of his name, voice, signature and image rights against infringement on social media and other platforms.

Anil Kapoor vs AI: Delhi High Court protects Anil Kapoor's name, voice and image rights

The Nun II has topped the box office by earning a scary good 365.6 million dollars at the global box office let's take a look at other sequels that have set the cash registers ringing this year.

A tale of part 2 stories with hit sequels of 2023

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