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Pradeep Ranganathan's sci-fi romantic comedy, 'Love Insurance Kompany,' is heading to Amazon Prime Video on May 6, 2026, after its theatrical run. Directed by Vignesh Shivan, the film explores a futuristic love story challenged by technology. Despite a significant box office decline in its third week, the movie aims for a wider audience on OTT.

A 22-year-old groom was shot dead by three men on a motorcycle during his wedding procession in Jaunpur. The prime accused, Pradeep Bind, allegedly had a rivalry with the victim, Azad Bind, and had threatened him over the marriage. Police have registered a murder case and launched a search for the accused.

After an impressive run, Pradeep Ranganathan's 'Love Insurance Kompany' seems to be slowing down, bringing in just Rs 6 lakh on day 21, despite a commendable total of Rs 35.28 crore net in Tamil Nadu. Meanwhile, Dhanush's latest flick, 'Kara,' has taken the spotlight, generating a remarkable Rs 5.75 crore net on its first day in theaters.

Pradeep Ranganathan's 'Love Insurance Kompany' is experiencing a slowdown in its third week, with box office collections showing a further dip. Despite holding onto many screens, the science fiction romance, directed by Vignesh Shivan, has earned approximately Rs. 59.89 crore worldwide. The film, set in 2040, explores a world where dating apps dictate relationships.

Get ready for 'Love Insurance Kompany,' a unique sci-fi romantic comedy starring Pradeep Ranganathan, S. J. Suryah, and Krithi Shetty. Directed by Vignesh Shivan, the film premieres on Amazon Prime Video on May 6. Promising a blend of humor, emotion, and fantasy, this anticipated release also features a strong supporting cast and will be available in multiple languages.

'Love Insurance Kompany' is nearing its theatrical conclusion, with collections significantly declining. Despite a respectable Rs 60.05 crore worldwide gross, recent daily earnings have dropped below Rs 20 lakh. The sci-fi romance, set in 2040 and exploring love versus technology, stars Pradeep Ranganathan and S. J. Suryah. It garnered a 3.5-star rating from ETimes for its concept and visuals.

Vignesh Shivan's sci-fi rom-com 'Love Insurance Kompany' starring Pradeep Ranganathan is nearing Rs 60 crore worldwide. Despite a slowing theatrical run, the film's recent daily collections show minor fluctuations. The narrative explores a futuristic world where relationships are governed by an app, contrasting with a protagonist who champions natural love. Director Vignesh Shivan also clarified a recent viral remark.

What began as a picturesque family getaway at Madhya Pradesh's Bargi dam quickly turned into a heartbreaking disaster. A tragic cruise boat capsized, pulling three innocent lives into its depths: Marina Massey, her beloved mother Madhur, and her young son Trishaan, just four years old.

Pradeep Ranganathan's intriguing sci-fi romance, 'Love Insurance Kompany', continues to charm audiences in theaters, amassing Rs 44 lakh in its 15th day run across Tamil Nadu.

Authorities in Singrauli have taken two men into custody while actively searching for another after a shocking viral video emerged, depicting a brutal attack laced with casteist abuse. The incident, which reportedly took place on March 20, involved the victim being struck with a hockey stick near the railway tracks associated with the Nigahi project.

A 27-year-old groom, Azad Bind, was shot dead by a bride's relative, Pradeep Bind, and an associate while en route to his wedding in Jaunpur. The accused, reportedly unhappy with the marriage, intercepted the wedding procession and opened fire. The groom succumbed to his injuries at the hospital.

A landmark decision emerged from a special court in Dumka, where former Congress MLA and minister Pradeep Yadav received a one-year jail sentence stemming from his involvement in a 2010 protest that blocked roads. In stark contrast, ex-minister Randhir Singh and others were acquitted, thanks to insufficient proof against them.

In the 10th century, Tamil Nadu was home to an innovative system of village democracy that was quite ahead of its time. The Uthiramerur inscriptions from 920 CE illustrate a process where 30 ward representatives were elected, with specific qualifications like age, property ownership, and educational background.

After 17 days, Pradeep Ranganathan’s 'Love Insurance Kompany' shows solid box office stamina, raking in Rs 58 lakhs on its latest day in theaters. The Tamil variant drives the strongest ticket sales, contributing to a remarkable Rs 41.81 crore overall in India.

A Bengaluru family's Canadian dream soured after a layoff and tightening immigration policies. Despite initial excitement and company support, the Ananths faced job struggles and the loss of domestic help. Ultimately, they returned to India, finding comfort and new opportunities, questioning their welcome in Canada.

Chelakkara, a Scheduled Caste reserved seat in Kerala's Thrissur district, has been an LDF stronghold, primarily held by CPI(M) since 2011. The constituency, with a significant Dalit population, has consistently seen high voter turnout and comfortable victory margins for the ruling front. Rural development and SC empowerment are key issues shaping the electoral landscape.

A Delhi family's housewarming trip turned tragic in Madhya Pradesh. A cruise boat accident on the Narmada river claimed three lives from the Massey family. The vessel capsized during a sudden storm. Survivors recounted moments of panic and a desperate search for life jackets. Relatives allege negligence by boat operators and authorities.

Pradeep Ranganathan's 'Love Insurance Kompany' has garnered over Rs 57 crore globally, maintaining a steady presence in its second week. Despite a modest box office buzz, the futuristic romantic drama, starring Krithi Shetty, continues to draw viewers. Shetty recently shared her quick decision to join the project, finding the story relatable and relevant to modern life.

The Southern India Film Editor’s Association has suspended editor Pradeep E Raghav for alleged union rule violations and negligence concerning the illegal online leak of the film 'Jana Nayagan'. The association cited the employment of non-union assistants and admitted Raghav's 'negligence' in handling processes, emphasizing the need to protect the industry's integrity.

Bodies of a man and a woman were discovered in Jeetpur forest, Jamtara district, on Saturday. Identified as Sagen Hembrom and Malti Murmu, the deceased were found with a bottle of poison nearby. Police suspect an affair and alleged suicide, with further investigation underway.