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Producer Suniel Narang has resigned as president of the Telangana Film Chamber of Commerce due to growing pressure and dissatisfaction with its functioning. Narang cited a lack of collective and impartial decision-making, stating the situation was affecting his mental and physical health. This resignation follows recent industry discussions on a revenue-sharing model.

In a startling turn of events, authorities in Tripura apprehended five individuals, including police constables and a TSR jawan, tied to a deceitful scheme that exploited public funds. The investigation was ignited by a shocking viral video featuring a constable flaunting an extraordinary amount of cash.

Rohaniya police have arrested a woman accused of conspiring to seize property worth crores by falsely claiming to be the widow of an unmarried man. The accused allegedly used forged documents, including a fake death certificate and altered Aadhaar card, to establish herself as the legal heir. Her accomplices are currently being sought by authorities.

Telugu film industry stakeholders have reached a consensus on a percentage-sharing system for film revenue. A 15-member committee has been formed to address implementation, aiming to resolve all issues amicably within two months. This marks a significant positive development for producers, exhibitors, and distributors.

Sanjana Sanghi addressed the Women in Power Conference at Harvard Kennedy School, speaking about self-empowerment, storytelling and advocacy. The actress highlighted how cultural narratives can shape larger conversations around equity, education and youth-led change.

Tollywood's top production houses have hit back at Telangana exhibitors' revenue-sharing demands, stating the theatrical crisis impacts distributors and producers too. They argue that exhibitors' deadlines felt like threats and that implementing a new model mid-production is impractical. Producers are open to future discussions but stress the need for infrastructure upgrades and better content to revive cinema-going.

A tragic incident occurred at Margubai temple in Sangli district when an unfinished wall collapsed and tin sheets were blown away during strong winds and rain. Six people, including a 14-year-old boy, lost their lives, and 13 others were injured. The wall, made of unmortared 'chira' bricks, gave way under severe weather conditions, trapping devotees.

After capturing hearts on Netflix, 'Dhak Dhak' is revving up for a sequel! Lead actress sanjana Sanghi has revealed that the screenplay is ready and has garnered great enthusiasm from the team. The empowering journey of four women on a life-changing bike adventure struck a chord with audiences, and the follow-up aims to delve deeper into their lives.

Hyderabad's summer mornings are alive with resident birds. Birdwatchers and photographers venture out before sunrise to observe kingfishers, owls, and peacocks. Organized groups like Hyderabad Birding Pals and Deccan Birders lead trails to lakes and parks. These early outings offer a peaceful escape from city life. Many find these moments essential for reconnecting with nature.

The shoot for Arun Matheswaran's film 'DC' has concluded. This movie marks Lokesh Kanagaraj's debut as a lead actor. The team celebrated the wrap with a cake-cutting ceremony. 'DC' is described as a dark revenge drama featuring unique characters. The film is now moving into post-production. Anirudh Ravichander has composed the music. A release is anticipated in the coming months.

Amrita Rao celebrated 22 years of 'Main Hoon Na', praising Farah Khan as “way ahead of her time” and calling her ‘Jhansi Ki Rani’. She recalled the film’s music, characters, and lasting appeal, saying such films aren’t made anymore. The 2004 hit starred Shah Rukh Khan and featured a popular ensemble cast.

Hyderabad's photographers and enthusiasts embrace the city's dawn and dusk, finding serene spots like Khajaguda Hills and Gandipet Lake. They chase the golden hour's vibrant colours, appreciating the clearer skies of summer. These individuals seek tranquil experiences, highlighting Hyderabad's blend of natural beauty and urban life for a calming escape.