Adhir Bhat

Primetime Theatre Company celebrated 35 years with a heartwarming staging of 'Salaam Noni Appa' at the Royal Opera House. The play, adapted from Twinkle Khanna's story, beautifully explores love and self-discovery in later life. Lillete Dubey's direction and stellar cast brought a tale of second chances and quiet joy to life, leaving audiences touched and inspired.

The actress was seen sharing a heartwarming video post for Adhir on his birthday.

The actress had an informal and intimate engagement with just family and said yes to beau adhir bhat

The English play is a romantic comedy

Gasha has been directed by Abhishek Majumdar

The couple is mixing work with recreation in Dubai

The actress took to her social media to share the photos

The film is directed by Akarsh Khurana

Mumbai-based theatre group Akvarious Productions brings the play Internal Affairs to Bangalore

Experimental theatre around the world often takes place in alternate, unconventional venues and keeping this trend in mind, a theatre group in the city has come up with the Fringe Festival.

Vipul and wife Shefali returned to theatre and the couple recently hosted a get-together.

The movie is bankrolled by Rajshri

The play, directed by Akarsh Khurana, stars actors like Kumud Mishra and Shubhrajyoti Barat.

Witty, hilarious and a realistic reflection of young workplace love stories, Internal Affairs will tickle your funny bone

Lillete Dubey's play, Salaam, Noni Appa, was recently staged in Bengaluru

Theatre lovers of Ludhiana was delighted by Hindi play "Bus Itna Sa Khawab," organized by Ludhiana Sanskritik Samagam at Guru Nanak Bhawan on Saturday night. Shifaali Shah and Kiran Karmarkar in the main cast were highly admired by the audience.

The duo will come together in a sports drama written by Bollywood writer adhir bhat that will take off in April

Kangana Ranaut's movie 'Emergency' faced controversies and release delays but managed an impressive box office opening. Released on January 17, 2024, it earned Rs. 2.5 crores on its first day and Rs. 3.42 crores on the second day, surpassing initial expectations and providing stiff competition to Ajay Devgn's 'Azaad.'

Is it because they mirror human emotions? Or because we’re becoming increasingly desensitized? We jump right into the debate

Kangana Ranaut’s latest film, ‘Emergency,’ faced delays and was eventually released in January 2025. Despite low expectations, it earned Rs 2.35 crore on its first day, outperforming Ajay Devgn’s ‘Azaad.’ The film, depicting the Emergency period of 1975, features Kangana as Indira Gandhi with a notable supporting cast.

Right from the start when the music (by Aadesh Shrivastav) played and the name of the play Bus Itna Sa Khwab was announced, one got a gut feeling that this play is gonna be a treat.

Rahul da Cunha’s ‘One on One - Unlocked’ combines theatre, technology, a theme like COVID to come up with an online play that will premiere on the eve of Independence Day.

'My Romantic History' weaves a story under the assumption that if you haven’t met someone by the time you graduate, you’re going to eventually marry a colleague from your workplace.

For those who introduce themselves as soft skill trainers, this one is way ahead of what they have ever taken up in their workshops.

The actress takes to her social media account to lay the inquisitiveness around her sabbatical to rest.

Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency', which hit theatres on January 17, depicts the 1957 Indian emergency period. Despite initial strong weekend earnings of Rs. 10.35 crore, the box office saw a significant fall during weekdays, with Monday and Tuesday collections at Rs. 1.05 crore and Rs. 1.07 crore respectively. The film faces business loss due to an ongoing ban in Punjab.

Kangana Ranaut’s ‘Emergency’ achieved significant box office success, accumulating over Rs.10 crore within its first three days. Despite initial controversies and mixed predictions, the film led the box office, outperforming major contenders such as 'Game Changer', 'Azaad', and 'Pushpa 2', reflecting robust audience interest.

How we view theatre is set to evolve with cine plays (recording of a performance), being screened at venues across the city

The invite said, 'a comedy which will bring tears to your eyes.' The tag line said, 'disturbingly funny'.