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In the realm of group chitchat sessions, where the same old board games and word games tend to lose their charm, a new sensation has emerged, captivating the attention of netizens worldwide. Say goodbye to the mundane Uno, Monopoly, Antakshari, and Dumb Charades because the internet has birthed a game that not only induces fits of laughter but also demands your full attention.

The Viral Sensation Unveiled

Shared on Instagram by the user @maan_na.maan, this viral sensation takes off like any other ordinary reel, initially hinting at the clichéd notion of relationship dynamics. ‘She’ seemingly believes ‘He’ is not being present for her, while ‘He’ slyly signals his allegiance to his ‘boys’ by engaging in what appears to be a casual time-pass game. However, this game is anything but ordinary – it’s exceptionally amusing and worth decoding.

Deciphering the Game: “Machhli, Paani, Chapaak”

Picture a group of friends forming a circle,...

Salman Khan’s Day 1 At The Box Office: Maine Pyar Kiya’s Opening Day Collection(Photo Credit –IMDb)

It was 34 years ago that Salman Khan entered the film industry as a lead actor on December 29, 1989. He came, he saw, and he conquered with his debut film Maine Pyar Kiya, directed by Sooraj Barjatya, who also made his debut in the film industry. The third debutante from this film was Bhagyashree.

Now, as Salman stepped onto the silver screen, the opening numbers hinted at hopeful numbers at the box office. However, with this film, Bhaijaan became a breakthrough box office star, which was something none imagined.

In fact, when Salman Khan auditioned for Prem’s role for the first time, he was eventually rejected. His audition clip for the film is viral all over the internet. But maybe Sooraj Barjatya saw Prem’s innocence in him, and the film came back to Salman when Armaan Kohli,...

InterviewMalayalam director Vipin Das, whose film ‘Antakshari’ is releasing on April 22, tells Tnm about his unusual ideas of filmmaking and his refusal to tread the tried and tested path.CrisAntakshari, mostly known to be a harmless little game of songs (listeners may disagree), now appears to have a whole new dangerous side. It took Vipin Das, a filmmaker from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala, to find that the game could bring horror, make songs that were once dear to you appear scary. Delighted with this discovery, he wrote a movie about it and called it Antakshari. Casting Saiju Kurup, an actor known for handling all sorts of characters with ease, in the lead, Vipin is releasing the film on Ott platform SonyLIV, on April 22. “It is not that I have written an unusual story. It is the story’s treatment that is unusual and that’s what I always go for,” Vipin...