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Kamal Haasan Seeks HC Protection for Release of 'Thug Life' in Karnataka

Actor Kamal Haasan has moved the Karnataka High Court on Monday requesting protection to ensure the smooth release of film 'Thug Life' in the state.

Actors Shine Tom Chacko, Sreenath Bhasi appear before Excise officials in drug case

Besides the actors, a woman model has also been summoned by the Excise officials as part of the probe.

Malayalam directors arrested for possessing hybrid ganja

1.63 grams of hybrid ganja was seized from them, and the trio were released on station bail later, they said.

Vincy Aloshious Files Complaints Against Shine Tom Chacko for Misconduct on Set

Vincy Aloshious has filed complaints against Shine Tom Chacko for inappropriate behavior on the set of *Soothravakyam*, alleging he was under the influence of drugs. She claims Chacko made uncomfortable remarks and spit white powder during a scene rehearsal. Aloshious has vowed not to work with drug users on set.

Prithviraj's 'L2: Empuraan' Releases Edited Version After Right-Wing Backlash

L2: Empuraan, starring Mohanlal, hit theatres in a revised version after the makers opted for 24 'voluntary cuts'.

The Empuraan Controversy: Art, Politics, and Double Standards

The storm surrounding L2: Empuraan, the much-anticipated Mohanlal- starrer, continues to escalate, sparking political reactions across Kerala. The CPI M has accused the BJP of intolerance, citing the barrage of criticism from right-wing social media circles.

When the Internet Raises Our Children: The Chilling Reality of Netflix's Adolescence

Set in a fictional Northern England town, the four -episode mini-series follows the Miller family and opens with a dramatic police raid. Officers search every corner of the household before arresting 13 -year-old Jamie Miller (played by Owen Cooper), the prime suspect in a shocking crime.

Oscar to Brazilian History: "I’m Still Here" as a Testament to Memory, Resistance, and Defiance

he film, which delves into the harrowing realities of Brazil’s military dictatorship (1964–1985), has been hailed not only as a cinematic masterpiece but also as a powerful political statement against authoritarianism and state violence.