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The first glimpse of Dune: Part Three has arrived, with Timothée Chalamet returning as Paul Atreides, while new insights reveal lesser-known details about the film’s direction, characters, and long-planned expansion of the saga.

Anticipation for Peddi continues to rise as reports hint at multiple actresses joining a grand special song, while Ram Charan surprises fans with a wrestler-cricketer role in the action-packed entertainer.

The upcoming Salman Khan war drama inspired by the Galwan Valley clash has been renamed Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace, with a new poster emphasizing the human cost of conflict and the film’s message of peace.

French filmmaker of Indian origin Alexandre Singh has captured global attention after winning the 2026 Oscar for Best Live-Action Short Film for Two People Exchanging Saliva, a project blending experimental storytelling, art, and cinematic innovation.

Nearly a decade after her last Oscars appearance, Priyanka Chopra Jonas stepped back onto the red carpet in a striking white Dior gown, blending sharp tailoring with fluid movement and feather-trimmed drama.

The upcoming action sequel starring Ranveer Singh has received an adults-only rating from the Irish Censor Board due to strong violence, explicit language, and mild nudity, while its unusually long runtime and strong advance bookings are fueling anticipation.

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