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An Indian crime thriller series quietly made its way on the SonyLIV Ott platform on 2nd May 2025, and those who have watched the show since its release have been raving about it. But somehow, the show is still under the radar, and you might have missed watching it. We are talking about a show called ‘Black, White & Gray – Love Kills’. You can see for yourself the kind of terrific response it’s getting by streaming audiences on social media since the show’s release a few days back.

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One of the viewers said, “Bhai yeh #BlackWhiteAndGray kya banaya hai @SonyLIV … Itna dense”

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Agni Movie Review Rating:

Star Cast: Pratik Gandhi, Sai Tamhankar, Saiyami Kher, Divyenndu, Udit Arora, Jitendra Joshi

Director: Rahul Dholakia

Agni Movie Review Out: Pratik Gandhi Is Fiery In This Rahul Dholakia Film! (Photo Credit – Instagram)

What’s Good: Fresh and hitherto unexplored terrain for Hindi cinema

What’s Bad: Nothing really!

Loo Break: Of course not!

Watch or Not?: Hot enough to watch!

Language: Hindi

Available On: Theatrical release

Runtime: 123 Minutes

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A firefighter says that the word “Pagal” must be remembered by all. Not to describe “mad,” its literal meaning, but as “Pa for Paani, Ga for Gas, and L for Light.” These are the three-point checks everyone must do before leaving their premises so that when all three are shut, there is minimal risk of fire.

Agni (Fire) must have been a difficult film to conceive and write because, like any feature film, a story...

Anna film is a biopic on the life of social activist Anna Hazare that every Indian especially youngsters must see.Indians remember Anna from his Anshan days during the Lokpal movement but this film will show his inspirational journey and at the same time strikingly contrasting days of youth.

The teaser got a tremendous response such that Anna ji himself came to support the trailer launch

The lead actor Shashank’s similarity with Anna ji is a sight to watch. The film has been hot in real locations under difficult weather conditions.

Anna is a biographical film directed by Shashank Udapurkar. Presented by The Rise Pictures Pvt. Ltd. and produced by Manindra Jain, the film is based on the life of Indian social activist ‘Kisan Baburao “Anna” Hazare’ starring Shashank Udapurkar in the lead.

The film also stars Tanishaa Mukerji, Govind Namdev, Sharat Saxena, Kishor Kadam, Dayashankar Pande, Prasanna Ketkar,...

From a fearless solider, a hard working farmer to a social revolutionary, Anna Hazare is a symbol of hope for one and all! The makers of Anna officially launched the teaser today and it is truly inspiring! Based on the life of social activist Anna Hazare, the teaser showcases glimpses of this maverick personality essayed by actor Shashank Udapurkar. Not only does he look the part, but his mannerisms are exactly like the real life Anna.

Tanishaa Mukerji’s narration only adds to the anticipation of this hard hitting film.

Watch this uncommon journey of a common man here:

Anna is a biographical film directed by Shashank Udapurkar.

Presented by The Rise Pictures Pvt. Ltd. and produced by Manindra Jain, the film is based on the life of Indian social activist ‘Kisan Baburao “Anna” Hazare’ starring Shashank Udapurkar in the lead. Zee Music holds the music rights and Sony Pictures will be distributing the film.

Based on the life of social activist Kisan Baburao Hazare aka Anna Hazare writer and director turned actor Shashank Udapurkar started penning the script for the film 3 years ago. As can be seen in the picture, the physical transformation of the actor to look the part is commendable! The process started 8 months ago while the shooting for the film started last June and continued till July 2016.

“I lost around eight kgs to play the 22-year-old Anna who was in the army then, living on salads, oats and fruits. Later, I put on almost 12 kg to look like the Anna of today. I played badminton twice a day to stay fit, “informs Shashank. The method actor even refused to resort to prosthetics, turning instead to his make-up man Vikram Gaikwad.

“My interaction with Anna helped me with the prep, being a Maharashtrian myself the lingo was not a problem,” he added.

The makers of upcoming movie Anna have released the first poster of the film.

Anna is a biographical film directed by Shashank Udapurkar.

Presented by The Rise Pictures Pvt. Ltd. and produced by Manindra Jain, the film is based on the life of Indian social activist ‘Kisan Baburao “Anna” Hazare’ starring Shashank Udapurkar in the lead.

The film also stars Tanishaa Mukjerji, Govind Namdev, Sharat Saxena, Kishor Kadam, Dayashankar Pande, Prasanna Ketkar, Atul Shrivastava, Ashwini Giri, Anant Jog, Shashi Shrivastava and Majhar Khan.

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Festival audiences were treated to a feast of exciting films on Day 6 of the 15th Mumbai Film Festival presented by Reliance Entertainment and organized by the Mumbai Academy of Moving Images (Mami).

From El Sur directed by Victor Erice, Florian Rey’s Carmen, Yesterday Never Ends directed by Isabel Coixet and Costa Gavras’ Eden is West to Charles Chaplin’s The Floorwalker, Praveen Morchhale’s Barefoot to Goa and Axelle Ropert’s Miss and the doctors, Virgin Talkies by K.R Manoj among others ,the list of movies screened today was illustrious.

At noon, the Indian Popular Film screened was Baishe Srabon written and directed by Srijit Mukherji. The cast of this Bengali psychological thriller consists of Prosenjit Chatterjee, Parambrata Chatterjee and Raima Sen. A detective struggles to find the killer who leaves verses from Bengali poems next to his victims. The critically acclaimed film received a boisterous round of applause from the audience.

“He didn’t understand how it had happened. Undoubtedly he never would. These moments are like shooting stars. They pass before us, leaving only a luminous trail impossible to decipher. Where do they come from? What do they plunge toward?”

From the novel Z by Vassilis Vassilikos

A controversial political activist fighting the displacement of people in the face of a development project is mowed down as he leaves a rally. When his wife calls into question the nature of the “accident”, the Chief Minister sets up an enquiry, headed by a rising bureaucrat who is expected to confirm the official reports and get things settled quickly. When he begins to investigate, and when he is provided with evidence by Shalini (one of the leader’s followers) and Joginder Parmar (a videographer and part-time pornographer) he discovers that things are not what they seem, that the “accident” was, in fact,...

Far from shying away from actor Pitobash's accusations, Dibakar Banerjee actually admits to suffering the same snub and humiliation that his actor has so candidly blurted out. Says Dibakar, "I've gone through what Pitobash has. It's not that I was being demeaned." To go back a bit, Pitobash who is a pivotal player in Shanghai recently accused Dibakar of neglecting and sidetracking the actor during the promotion and marketing of the film. So hurt and angry is Pitobash that he's quoted as openly abusing Dibakar. Dibakar not only accepts Pitbash's allegations and anger, the director drops a hot potato of his own alleging that he was subjected to the same kind of humiliation. "Pitobash is not wrong. He was discriminated against. He spoke not in a pre-meditated planned way but in a spontaneous burst of anguish and humiliation. I understand his sense injured pride. I've felt it too. And...

Portrayal of politics in Bollywood has always been sketchy. Barring a Rajneeti or a Gulal, movies have rarely jumped deep into the intricacies preferring instead the ‘Most politicians are corrupt except a few who are too honest for their own good’ depiction. Not Dibakar Banerjee though. Since his Khosla Ka Ghosla, Dibakar has always managed to give us characters which are believable – not black or white but a mix of both. In Shanghai, he once again gives us a no-holds-barred look at ‘Bharatnagar’ where there’s a price for every development, a price to be paid by the common man. Adapted from the political thriller ‘Z’, a novel by Vassilis Vassilikos, Shanghai is the story of a how a development project by the ruling political party manages to cause chaos directly and indirectly in the lives of the protagonists. Dibakar has a unique way of unfolding the story and I...

Singam Cast: Ajay Devgn , Kajal Aggarwal, Prakash Raj, Ashok Saraf, Sachin Khedekar, Sonali Kulkarni, Anant Jog, Vijay Patkar, Jayant Sawarkar; Director: Rohit Shetty; Music: Ajay Gogavale, Atul Gogavale

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Tamil hit movie Singam has been remade in Hindi with Ajay Devgan. Bollywood actor Ajay Devgan is coming up with his new look as Angry police avatar in Singam.

The film is all about a cat and mouse game of an honest police officer and a ruffian..