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Makers of Taapsee Pannu's Blurr organise a special screening for the visually impaired
The film is about the death of a blind girl and its investigation by her twin sister, who is also gradually losing her eyesight.
Cirkus Trailer Launch: When Ranveer Singh, Rohit Shetty and team roared in red, brought the house down with laughter
The trailer launch happened earlier this week and owing to the theme of the film, was filled with vibrancy, vivacity, and vociferous laughter. Picture Courtesy: Sachin Gokhale
Wonder World: Landscapes that will make you want to go on a holiday right now!
From fairytale hill snaps to eerie caves, the winning images from the International Landscape Photographer of the Year contest will make you want to leave everything, pack your bags and just travel. Don't believe us? Take a look at some of the pictures
India vs Bangladesh: Mehidy Hasan heroics hand hosts 1-0 lead after nail-biting finish in first ODI
Bangladesh's last wicket pair of Mehidy Hasan Miraj and Mustafizur Rahaman pulled off an absolute heist with a thrilling 51-run stand
Prime Video and Wallwatcher Films host a special screening of Vadhandhi- The Fable of Velonie, for close friends, family
The SJ Suryah starrer- Vadhandhi - The Fable of Velonie, has become the talk of the town, ever since the launch of the spine-chilling trailer last week. Ahead of its worldwide premiere on 2nd December.
FIFA World Cup: Brazil, Croatia book quarterfinal spots with contrasting wins
Brazil produced their best performance of the FIFA World Cup 2022 yet as they soundly defeated South Korea 4-1 in the round of 16 to advance; Croatia pip Japan on penalties.
FIFA World Cup: France, England march into quarterfinals with comprehensive wins
Defending champions France reach the quarterfinals with ease as they defeated European rivals Poland 3-1 in the FIFA World Cup last-16 in Al Thumama
Mark Idhar Hai: PM Modi among famous faces who cast their vote in second phase of Gujarat Assembly elections
The second and final phase of polling for the Gujarat Assembly elections saw big names from across the state come out to exercise their democratic duty. From Prime Minister Narendra Modi to former cricketers Irfan and Yusuf Pathan, the heavyweight voters were all smiles as they cast their vote
A war begins: How the 1971 Indo-Pakistan conflict led to the liberation of Bangladesh
It was 51 years ago today (3 December 1971) that Pakistan launched multiple air raids on the Indian Air Force (IAF) bases and radar stations in the Western Sector, leading to a war between the two nations and the creation of a third – Bangladesh
FIFA World Cup: South Korea move ahead, Uruguay crash out, Cameroon stun Brazil
Luis Suarez admitted he was leaving his fourth and final World Cup feeling "sadness and disillusionment" following Uruguay's elimination despite a 2-0 win over Ghana
Prime Video's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power announces its stellar cast for season two
Since its premiere, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has been bringing audiences together to experience the magic and wonder of J.R.R. Tolkien’s magnificent Middle-earth.
Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Kajol shine and scintillate at the Red Sea International Film Festival
Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol reunited on the stage for the screening of their iconic film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge; Priyanka Chopra nailed her red carpet look.
FIFA World Cup: Germany, Belgium bow out, Japan, Morocco march ahead
Germany suffered a second straight group-stage exit at the FIFA World Cup as Japan, Spain, Croatia and Morocco progressed.
Royally Upset: Inside Prince William and Kate's US visit amid racism row at home
The royal couple's trip to the United States came after eight years as a racism controversy brewed back home. During their three-day visit to the US, William and Kate were greeted by fans but there was also some booing
Sanjay Leela Bhansali wows the audiences in London as a part of Gangubai Kathiawadi's BAFTA campaign
Speaking about his experience of being in London, Bhansali said: "Speaking to audiences at the various events in London has been a wonderful experience for me. The BAFTA Masterclass took me back to my early days as a filmmaker."
Democracy's Day: People of Gujarat get inked
Fifty-seven per cent of voters in Gujarat exercised their right to franchise today in the first phase of the state Assembly elections. From first-time voters to the aged, people showed off their inked fingers after casting their ballot across 19 districts in the state
It's the Time to Salsa: Venezuelans put their best foot forward to break world record
It was a sight to behold. More than 2,000 dancers of Venezuela gathered to perform ‘Salsa Casino’, hoping to make it to the Guinness World Record. Age was just a number as seven to 65-year-olds flaunted their moves
FIFA World Cup: Netherlands, Senegal march on from Group A; England, USA headline Group B
Day 10 of the FIFA World Cup marked the end of Group A and Group B matches. England will face Senegal, whereas the Netherlands will play against the USA in the Round of 16.
Swara Bhasker blends nationalism with fashion; shines in ethnic wear at the Cairo International Film Festival
All her looks from the Cairo International Film Festival garnered accolades and were deemed as 'ethereally classy' by the fashion critics.
Sea of Red: Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano erupts after 40 years
The world’s largest volcano has erupted. The lava oozing from it has overshadowed Hawaii’s night sky with shades of fiery red. The eruptions occurred after a series of earthquakes and tremors on Sunday
Another 'Tiananmen Square'? China sees protests like never before over zero-COVID policy
Across cities in China, people have taken to the streets lighting candles and holding up blank pages in a rare act of defiance against President Xi Jinping's autocratic zero-COVID policy. This is the largest anti-government demonstration since the 1989 Tiananmen Square protest
Never Forget, Never Forgive: Mumbai looks back at the attacks of 26/11 on 14th anniversary
It has been 14 years since 10 terrorists wreaked havoc and struck at the very heart of Mumbai. The day is etched into the memories of not only people living in the city but the entire nation
India vs New Zealand: Black Caps cruise to seven-wicket win in ODI series opener
Check out photos from the first ODI between New Zealand and India in Auckland, where the Black Caps emerged victorious.
FIFA World Cup: Cristiano Ronaldo shatters goal-scoring record, Richarlison shines as Brazil beat Serbia
Cristiano Ronaldo broke a goal-scoring record, while Switzerland and Brazil registered victories. Here are some top moments from Day five of the FIFA World Cup in photos.
Contagion 2022: China's struggles to bring down COVID
While the world is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, China seems to be stuck in a nightmarish loop. On Thursday, the country reported 32,943 new infections, as lockdowns and mass testing continue
Just For Kicks: Channel your inner Messi at these goalposts in Qatar
You don't have to be on a football team to get to the goalpost at FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar. Artists from across the world have put up art installations and they are worth your time
From Kriti Sanon to Rashmika Mandanna, here are the Pan-India actresses fans can't get enough of
These actresses have has given us exemplary performances and have paved their way to the top of the Indian Film industry as they continued to take over globally as well. Lets take a look at the top pan-India actresses !!
Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon create havoc and madness among fans as they promote Bhediya at Vegas Mall in Delhi
Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon also shared a few spooky incidents which happened during the film’s shooting which were equally humorous and bewildering. The event started in the late evening and continued till night.
Here's a sneak peek into Malaika Arora's stunning house ahead of her show Moving In With Malaika
Malaika Arora’s house is everything that reflects her as a person - Glamorous, Comfortable, Warm and Sleek. Viewers now get an opportunity to experience the star’s widely popular sense of style starting from her wardrobe picks to her most-trusted home decor items.
Tis’ the Season to Be Jolly: Christmas comes early to Paris
Christmas lights are up in Paris’ Champs-Élysées and it will mesmerise spectators until 2 January 2023. The yellow string lights suspended from over 400 trees resemble stars fallen on Earth