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Sabbir Khan upcoming movie Munna Michael to be released on 21 July 2017.

Kristen Stewart was spotted in casual clothes as donned a grey graphic T-shirt along with funky blue trousers. Robert Pattinson, meanwhile, was also seen in casual wear as he donned a grey T-shirt, grey jacket, and denim jeans.

The actor also said that he supports the idea of having prequel series that HBO is developing.

The actress will next be seen with Akshay Kumar in Toilet: Ek Prem Katha.

Anushka Sharma is all praise for senior colleague Suniel Shetty.

BookMyShow went live with the registrations for the Ed Sheeran's concert.

Actor-comedian Vir Das is set to write and produce a new digital series with filmmaker Nikkhil Advani.

Parineeti was quick to take to her official Twitter account to share the news.

Following the government's announcement to levy 30 per cent of entertainment tax over the GST rate of 28 percent, the chamber decided to shut down theatres in protest.

Seems like Mark Zuckerberg's network is unable to sustain the heavy thoughts and words Big B has to share with his fans.

Rajeev Masand reviews the beloved franchise's fifth instalment, Transformers: The Last Knight.

Imtiaz Ali has come out with a short film titled Bruno and Juliet narrating the love story of two dogs.

Directed by Michael Bay, the film features Mark Wahlberg returning from Age of Extinction, along with Josh Duhamel and John Turturro reprising their roles from the first three films, with Anthony Hopkins joining the cast.

The film challenges the shackles of patriarchy and moral policing of women's dignity, through the story of four liberated small town women.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has reacted to the censor board's disapproval of the term "intercourse" in a promotional video, saying neither he nor people associated with his upcoming film "Jab Harry Met Sejal" need to use anything "disrespectful" to...

In an interaction with News18.com just a week before the film's release, Konkona spoke at length about the censor board and its varied ideologies, the existence of meaningful Indian cinema and 'general' representation of women in Bollywood.