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India's court protects Tabu’s personality rights from AI Deepfakes and unauthorized use

The Delhi High Court has granted interim protection to actor Tabu against unauthorized use of her name, image, voice, and AI-generated content online, directing Google, Meta, X, Reddit, and other platforms to remove or block more than 150 identified URLs.

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The 'Toxic' salary war: Is Kiara Advani really out-earning Nayanthara in Yash’s £94 million epic?

Move over, KGF. Kannada superstar Yash is back, and this time, he is bringing an absolute army of leading ladies with him. But as the highly anticipated trailer for Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups shatters viewing records, it isn't just the explosive action that has fans talking, it’s the rumoured, eye-watering paycheques of its female stars.

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“I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!”: Why Trump’s long-running feud with the pop star keeps resurfacing

Taylor Swift’s “August” was removed from a Team Trump TikTok after the campaign used the song in a post praising the president. But the episode is the latest chapter in a feud fueled by politics, personal attacks and Swift’s rejection of Trump.

Shankar Mahadevan and Farhan Akhtar; Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Akshaye Khanna in Dil Chahta Hai

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Dil Chahta Hai at 25: How 24-year-old Farhan Akhtar and Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy created Bollywood’s definitive millennial film

As Dil Chahta Hai approaches its 25th anniversary, Shankar Mahadevan revisits the week in Khandala when a 24-year-old Farhan Akhtar gathered three composers and accidentally created the soundtrack and spirit, of an entire millennial generation.

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Why Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ is becoming India’s biggest global film event before its Diwali release

With Ranbir Kapoor as Ram, Yash as Ravan, a reported $475 million-plus budget, Hollywood-level VFX and music by Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman, ‘Ramayana’ is shaping up as an ambitious global Indian epic.

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'Ramayana' will release abroad before India, and there’s a reason for the two-day gap

Ramayana will open in international markets on November 6, two days before its Diwali release in India. The unusual rollout reflects overseas theatrical schedules while building global momentum for one of India’s most anticipated films.

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India's court protects Tabu’s personality rights from AI Deepfakes and unauthorized use

The Delhi High Court has granted interim protection to actor Tabu against unauthorized use of her name, image, voice, and AI-generated content online, directing Google, Meta, X, Reddit, and other platforms to remove or block more than 150 identified URLs.

The 'Toxic' salary war: Is Kiara Advani really out-earning Nayanthara in Yash’s £94 million epic?

“I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!”: Why Trump’s long-running feud with the pop star keeps resurfacing

Taylor Swift’s “August” was removed from a Team Trump TikTok after the campaign used the song in a post praising the president. But the episode is the latest chapter in a feud fueled by politics, personal attacks and Swift’s rejection of Trump.

Dil Chahta Hai at 25: How 24-year-old Farhan Akhtar and Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy created Bollywood’s definitive millennial film

As Dil Chahta Hai approaches its 25th anniversary, Shankar Mahadevan revisits the week in Khandala when a 24-year-old Farhan Akhtar gathered three composers and accidentally created the soundtrack and spirit, of an entire millennial generation.

Why Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ is becoming India’s biggest global film event before its Diwali release

With Ranbir Kapoor as Ram, Yash as Ravan, a reported $475 million-plus budget, Hollywood-level VFX and music by Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman, ‘Ramayana’ is shaping up as an ambitious global Indian epic.

'Ramayana' will release abroad before India, and there’s a reason for the two-day gap

Ramayana will open in international markets on November 6, two days before its Diwali release in India. The unusual rollout reflects overseas theatrical schedules while building global momentum for one of India’s most anticipated films.

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The Delhi High Court has granted interim protection to actor Tabu against unauthorized use of her name, image, voice, and AI-generated content online, directing Google, Meta, X, Reddit, and other platforms to remove or block more than 150 identified URLs.

Taylor Swift’s “August” was removed from a Team Trump TikTok after the campaign used the song in a post praising the president. But the episode is the latest chapter in a feud fueled by politics, personal attacks and Swift’s rejection of Trump.

As Dil Chahta Hai approaches its 25th anniversary, Shankar Mahadevan revisits the week in Khandala when a 24-year-old Farhan Akhtar gathered three composers and accidentally created the soundtrack and spirit, of an entire millennial generation.

With Ranbir Kapoor as Ram, Yash as Ravan, a reported $475 million-plus budget, Hollywood-level VFX and music by Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman, ‘Ramayana’ is shaping up as an ambitious global Indian epic.

Ramayana will open in international markets on November 6, two days before its Diwali release in India. The unusual rollout reflects overseas theatrical schedules while building global momentum for one of India’s most anticipated films.

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