Vivek Sinha

Actor vivek sinha has debunked reports claiming he earned between Rs 60 lakh and Rs 1 crore for his role in 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge'. In an Instagram video, Sinha clarified that while he received a good, expected amount, it was not as high as rumored and has already been spent due to Mumbai's high living costs.

In a recent social media post, vivek sinha, known for his role as hijacker Zahoor Mistry in 'Dhurandhar', has squashed rumors regarding a supposed Rs 1 crore paycheck. The actor asserted that while his earnings were indeed commendable, the circulating amounts are far from the truth. Read the entire article to know more in detail.

In 'Dhurandhar,' actor vivek sinha has stirred a social media storm, portraying a hijacker whose anti-Hindu rhetoric has drawn ire, despite his own roots in Hinduism. He reached out to one critic through a voice message, defending the artistic choice to voice a character’s controversial beliefs as integral to his performance. Read on to know more in detail.

'Dhurandhar 2' experiences a slowdown, concluding its third week with Rs 110.60 crore. Despite surpassing its predecessor's lifetime earnings, the spy action film failed to break 'Dhurandhar's' third-week collection record. The movie's domestic net collections reached Rs 1,048.42 crore, with a global gross of Rs 1,665.23 crore.

Dhurandhar actor vivek sinha recently spoke about the overwhelming response to his performance, his unconventional journey, and the life lessons that shaped him. From going viral for his intense role to receiving love—even from across the border—the actor didn’t hold back.

vivek sinha, playing hijacker Zahoor Mistry in Ranveer Singh's ‘Dhurandhar’, faces online threats over his trailer line: “Hindu ek darpok qaum hai...” In Instagram reels, he praises fans' patriotism, clarifies he's from Bijnor (now Mumbai)—not Pakistani—and thanks the buzz. Sequel ‘The Revenge’ releases March 19.

SPIC MACAY Bihar coordinator vivek sinha told TOI, "Through this programme we want to reach out to rural children who are generally not given such exposure.

The southwest monsoon has made its foray into Bihar through the north-eastern districts, an India Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletin said on Monday.

Two senior BJP workers, brothers Jawahar and Mukesh Pandey, have filed nominations for the Dhanbad municipal body elections. Jawahar Pandey is contesting for ward councillor, while Mukesh Pandey is running for mayor. They aim to address civic issues like sanitation and drainage. The Pandey family has a history of community service.

Chhattisgarh police has filed a first information report (FIR) against Facebook India, South & Central Asia public policy director Ankhi Das and two others on a complaint by a journalist that they have threatened him after he wrote a FB post in the light of situation arising out of Wall Street Journal report that the social media platform refused to apply hate speech rules to certain BJP politicians.

The director draws on playwright Mike Bartlett’s corporate satire, to show how the modern workplace can turn us into mechanical creatures, bereft of emotions and individuality.

Spic-Macay, Patna Chapter, will hold a classical guitar recital by Kamla Shankar, a renowned exponent of 'Imdad Khani Gharana', at IIT campus here on Friday.

Presented by theater group Kahe Vidushak Foundation, the play, directed by Srinivas Beesetty is a satire on faceless corporations, nameless management and the boundaries between work and play.

An FIR has been filed here against a senior Facebook executive and two users of the social media platform for allegedly hurting religious sentiments. Three persons, identified as Ankhi Das from New Delhi, Ram Sahu from Mungeli (Chhattisgarh) and vivek sinha from Indore (Madhya Pradesh), were booked. An investigation is underway and further action will be taken accordingly.

A sensor indigenously developed by Bhabha Atomic Research Center (BARC), Mumbai, for continuously recording of gama terrestrial radiation levels has been installed at Patna.

A special CBI court in Jabalpur on Tuesday sentenced an RPF sub-inspector to 7 years’ imprisonment in a bribery case, observing that corruption is growing among public servants in such a way that “they are now considering bribe as their right”.