Expanded Creative Minds of Tomorrow edition inaugurated at IFFI 
ZEEL’s Punit Goenka steps down as MD, retains role as CEO 
Kevin Vaz, Kiran Mani, Sanjog Gupta to head 3 verticals of JioStar 
ABP Ananda’s 20th ‘Sera Bangali’ honours women achievers 
SRK, Mahesh Babu, Arjun Das unite for ‘Mufasa: The Lion King’ 
Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu shine in firefighters’ tale of ‘Agni’ 
I-League football clubs’ owners upset over b’cast deal impasse 
Amazon will rebrand its free ad-supported streaming service, Amazon miniTV, to Amazon MX Player after acquiring certain assets from the rival platform MX Player, according to a report in
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BBC-produced ‘Doctor Who’s S2 to see Archie Panjabi as villain
Archie Panjabi, acclaimed for her role in ‘The Good Wife’, has been cast as the antagonist in the upcoming second season of the beloved sci-fi series ‘Doctor Who’. The announcement has generated excitement among fans, although specific details about her character are being kept under wraps.
KJo to host ‘The Traitors’ India version in Hindi
Producer-director Karan Johar is all set to host the Indian adaptation of popular reality show ‘The Traitors’ for Prime Video, the streamer announced on Tuesday.
The OTT platform has jo...
‘Berlin’ hits over 50mn watch minutes in 3 days
Aparshakti Khurana's latest film ‘Berlin’ has captured the attention of OTT audiences, amassing over 50 million watch minutes in just three days.
The thriller-drama, where Khurana plays a sign language expert named Pushkin Verma, has impressed viewers with its gripping narra...
Sony LIV to stream ‘Million Dollar Listing’ Indian adaptation
It’s the day of announcing adaptations, it seems. Streaming platform Sony LIV yesterday announced that it will present the Indian adaptation of the two-time Emmy Award-nominee series, ‘Million Dollar Listing’.
The new show will shine a spotlight on India's most desirable hom...
WBD revamps DTamil channel with new shows
Warner Bros. Discovery has announced a major revamp of DTamil, its channel dedicated to Tamil-speaking audiences. Starting September 16, the revamped DTamil will offer a fresh lineup featuring Hollywood blockbusters, superhero shows, classic films, and Warner Bros.' renowned non-fiction content—all dubbed in Tamil...