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Anmol Thakeria Dhillon Shines In SonyLIV’s Real Kashmir Football Club Alongside Powerhouse Performers Mohd. Zeeshan Ayyub and Manav Kaul

Anmol Thakeria Dhillon Shines In SonyLIV’s Real Kashmir Football Club Alongside Powerhouse Performers Mohd. Zeeshan Ayyub and Manav Kaul

Streaming from 9th December, only on Sony LIV Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 15: Real Kashmir Football Club SonyLIV arrives without gimmicks. No overcooked patriotism. No manufactured outrage. Just a story grounded in sport, community, and quiet defiance. Set against the backdrop of Kashmir, the series tracks the emotional and cultural gravity of a local football club that becomes more than a team. It becomes a meeting point. A release valve. A shared dream. This is not football as spectacle. This is football as survival. And SonyLIV plays it straight. The platform has been steadily carving a niche with character-driven stories,…
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Magazine Covers, Meltdowns & Millions: Welcome to Jungkook’s Global Theatre

Magazine Covers, Meltdowns & Millions: Welcome to Jungkook’s Global Theatre

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 11: In the pantheon of global pop culture icons — where Beyoncé once mused about “running the world like…” and Hollywood still scratches its head over why BTS topped charts it once ignored — Jungkook has quietly become the personification of today’s cultural fluidity. No longer a regional sensation or a niche export from the Hallyu wave, the BTS maknae now ranks among the most influential entertainers worldwide — and with that privilege comes both celebratory fanfare and a few unavoidable shadows. From magazine covers spanning continents to luxury fashion ambassadorships, Jungkook’s 2025 trajectory testifies to…
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December 2025’s Cinematic Feast: Hollywood’s Blockbusters and Streaming Surprises Take Center Stage

December 2025’s Cinematic Feast: Hollywood’s Blockbusters and Streaming Surprises Take Center Stage

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 11: Ah, December — the month when studios flash their gaudy wallets and streaming platforms unveil their digital treasure troves, all in a bid to seduce our attention, our wallets, and, of course, our weak human hearts. This year, 2025, promises a smorgasbord of spectacle and drama: the kind of releases that will have popcorn in theaters and thumb‑scrolling fingers twitching across tablets worldwide. Let’s dissect the delicious chaos, with just a pinch of cynicism — because we’re sophisticated enough to enjoy both the glitter and the grime. Theatrical Titans Arrive Avatar 4 (Walt Disney Studios…
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Global Pop’s Quiet Uprising: How TXT Took 2025 Billboard Charts by Storm

Global Pop’s Quiet Uprising: How TXT Took 2025 Billboard Charts by Storm

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 10: Music-industry tabloids love dramatics — but what if the drama is subtler, quieter, and far more consequential? This December, TXT didn’t make a mess of the year-end rush. They slipped in — sleek, unassuming — and landed across five separate Billboard 2025 Year-End charts, a feat that makes them not just a “K-pop success story,” but a signpost for how world music is shifting courses. They didn’t crash the party. They rewrote the seating chart. What Just Happened (In Bullet-Points Because Reality is Tabular Sometimes) TXT’s mini-album The Star Chapter: SANCTUARY (2024) and full-length album…
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Koragajja Track Release Highlights Choreographed Folklore Sequence

Koragajja Track Release Highlights Choreographed Folklore Sequence

New Delhi [India], December 10: Zee Music has released a new track from the upcoming film Koragajja after acquiring its audio rights. Written by director Sudheer Attavara and composed by Gopi Sundar, the song blends coastal folklore with a contemporary rap-style arrangement. Vocals are provided by Javed Ali, Attavara, and Sundar. A key element of the track’s visuals is a dance sequence choreographed for the film by Sandip Soparrkar, working with assistant Ashutosh Arya. Soparrkar also performs the sequence on screen, depicting movements associated with the folkloric figure Guliga as part of the film’s narrative structure. The song includes additional…
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SVF, In Association With Namanraj Productions Pvt. Ltd & Siddharth Randeria Production LLP, Unveils the First Glimpse of Jai Kanhaiyalall Ki Film

SVF, In Association With Namanraj Productions Pvt. Ltd & Siddharth Randeria Production LLP, Unveils the First Glimpse of Jai Kanhaiyalall Ki Film

Film releasing on January 09th 2026 Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], December 9: After announcing its foray into Gujarati cinema, SVF Entertainment has now dropped the teaser of its debut Gujarati film Jai Kanhaiyalall Ki, setting the stage for a warm, humorous and culturally rooted family entertainer. Directed by Dharmesh S. Mehta, with story by Amit Aryan, dialogues by Bhargav Trivedi, and screenplay by Dharmesh S. Mehta, Bhargav Trivedi and Amit Aryan, Jai Kanhaiyalall Ki stars superstar Siddharth Randheria in the lead and positions itself as a rooted, entertaining and universally appealing Gujarati family drama. The teaser introduces a narrative built on…
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The Horror List Your Therapist Will Thank You Not To Watch

The Horror List Your Therapist Will Thank You Not To Watch

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 9: Some films entertain. Some films thrill. And then there are the particularly unhinged horror ones — the cinematic equivalent of a midnight visitor tapping on your window, whispering, “Go on… just try sleeping.” This delightful category includes a roster of films so psychologically invasive that viewers worldwide admit to leaving their bedside lamps on for “aesthetic reasons,” which is public-relations code for: I am terrified; send help. And for the brave souls who keep asking, “Recommend something really scary,” here’s a curated catalogue of nightmares — each with its own trail of verified facts, industry…
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The Wait Is Over! “Roohaniyat” Is Here, a Sufi Musical Project Created By Shaarib Sabri and Toshi Sabri

The Wait Is Over! “Roohaniyat” Is Here, a Sufi Musical Project Created By Shaarib Sabri and Toshi Sabri

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 9: The grand launch night was graced by John Abraham, Suresh Wadkar, Ramesh Taurani, Sonu Nigam, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Hariharan, Johny Lever, Jamie Lever, Jesse Lever, Aly Goni, Rahul Vaidya, Jyotica Tangri, Arti Singh, Aparna Dixit, Abhimanyu Singh, Sargam Singh, Shaan, Ravi Kishan, Aziz Zee, Hema Sharma, Arshi Khan, Sonia Birje, Aamir Ali, Prashant Virendra Sharma, Sangeeta Kapur, Gaurav Sharma, Gurpreet Kaur Chadha & several others Watch the song here- https://youtu.be/hpT05OP90bQ?si=NlIulNn5X97mQjda In an era where music often chases momentary trends, celebrated composer–singer duo Shaarib Sabri and Toshi Sabri known for chartbuster like – Maahi, Samjhawan &…
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All The Best, Pandya: How a Gujarati Family Drama Quietly Became 2025’s Digital Dark Horse

All The Best, Pandya: How a Gujarati Family Drama Quietly Became 2025’s Digital Dark Horse

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 9: If anyone told you a year ago that a Gujarati family-comedy would march into 2025’s crowded entertainment landscape—nudging aside splashy metropolitan dramas and CGI-heavy spectacles—you’d have responded with Wednesday Addams’ exact facial expression: unimpressed scepticism with a hint of “I’ll believe it when the corpse sits up and sings.” But here we are.All The Best, Pandya, starring Malhar Thakar, has done precisely that: risen from “regional hopeful” to “unavoidable headline magnet.” And now, after its theatrical buzz and respectable box-office stride, it’s gearing up for its world digital premiere on ShemarooMe, cementing its place in…
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Streaming Shake-Ups: Why December 2025 Is Rewriting the Playbook of Global Entertainment

Streaming Shake-Ups: Why December 2025 Is Rewriting the Playbook of Global Entertainment

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 8: December 2025 has arrived with the subtlety of a dragon breaking through a stained-glass window. The global streaming giants—those divine, chaotic architects of modern entertainment—are rearranging their shelves, recalibrating their budgets, and quietly panicking behind their velvet curtains. And yes, they’re announcing major releases too, because nothing screams stability like a slate full of “bold new originals” crafted under financial ceilings that seem to get lower every quarter. But the real story this month isn’t just the new shows. It’s the tectonic shift in content strategies—quiet licensing deals, catalogue migrations, budget reshuffles, and the kind…
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