Every once in a while, Bollywood drops a poster that makes you stop, squint, and wonder if you’ve just seen love—packaged, polished, and perfectly color-graded. Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri  is that moment. There’s Kartik Aaryan in a fuchsia shirt, grin wide enough to rival the Mediterranean sun, and Ananya Panday on his back, all youth and laughter. The frame looks like it was dipped in holiday syrup bright yellows, turquoise shutters, vintage balconies. Every inch of

When Dharma Productions’ creative head Somen Mishra proudly revealed that Dhadak 2  and Homebound  were among the studio’s “most tightly budgeted” films and that Janhvi Kapoor worked for free  — it sounded like a story of creative sacrifice. But instead of applause, the claim sparked collective disbelief, sarcasm, and a fair bit of industry-side eye-rolling. “Worked for free”? More like PR worked overtime. Let’s be real — when a statement like “everyone took a pay cut”  and “

Dreams really do come true — and Bhuvan Bam just proved it. The YouTube superstar has officially signed his Bollywood debut film with Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions , one of India’s biggest banners. Bhuvan shared the news on Instagram on October 24, 2025 , with a picture of his signed artist agreement and the caption: “Sapne dekho doston, poore ho jaate hain.” Within minutes, the internet exploded with excitement. Fans, celebrities, and fellow creators flooded the comments

In a landmark move that blends digital stardom with cinematic storytelling, Bhuvan Bam  is officially set to make his Bollywood debut...