Get ready to relive the magic of Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone’s iconic film, Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, as it hits theaters once again on January 3, 2025. PVR INOX will be re-releasing the film across 140 cinemas in 46 cities.
Following the success of Kal Ho Naa Ho’s re-release, this move is part of a growing trend of re-releasing beloved Bollywood films. Other hits like Tumbbad, Veer Zaara, and Rehnaa Hai Tere Dil Mein have also seen successful re-releases in 2024.
Producer Karan Johar expressed his excitement, saying, “Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani is a special film that resonates across generations. We can’t wait to see how audiences react to watching it on the big screen again.”
Mark your calendars for January 3, 2025, and get ready to experience the magic of Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani once again!
South Indian actress Tamannaah Bhatia recently celebrated her 35th birthday in style with a relaxing getaway to Goa. The actress shared glimpses of her serene vacation on social media, giving her fans a sneak peek into her birthday celebrations.
Tamannaah’s Goa trip was a perfect blend of relaxation and fun with her loved ones. The actress was joined by her friends and boyfriend, Vijay Varma, as they soaked up the sun and enjoyed the picturesque beachside views.
The birthday girl took to Instagram to share moments from her vacation, including sun-kissed selfies, friendly video game sessions, and relaxation mode by the pool.
Tamannaah’s 35th birthday getaway to Goa was a memorable celebration of love, friendship, and relaxation. Here’s a glimpse into her blissful birthday vacation:
With her birthday celebrations coming to an end, Tamannaah is now gearing up for her upcoming projects. The actress has several films lined up in her pipeline, including a few exciting collaborations with top South Indian stars. Stay tuned for more updates on Tamannaah’s upcoming projects!
Pushpa 2: The Rise has taken the box office by storm, shattering multiple records in just six days. Directed by Sukumar and starring Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna, and Fahad Faasil, the film has become the fastest-ever to earn Rs 1000 crore ¹. This achievement surpasses iconic films like Baahubali 2, RRR, KGF: Chapter 2, Kalki 2898 AD, Jawan, and Pathaan ¹.
The film’s impressive collection includes Rs 922 crore in just five days, with a significant portion coming from the Hindi language version, which earned Rs 593.1 crore ². Pushpa 2 has also broken records for the highest opening weekend and highest non-holiday, non-festival opening day for a dubbed film ².
Here are some key statistics on Pushpa 2’s box office performance:
India Box Office
Opening Day: Rs 72 crore
End of Opening Weekend: Rs 291 crore
Lifetime Collection: Rs 375 crore ³
Worldwide Collection
Rs 880 crore worldwide collection on Day 5 ²
Rs 1000 crore worldwide gross in just six days ¹
Pushpa 2’s success can be attributed to the director’s vision, the storyline, screenplay, and the actors’ performances. The film’s craze among fans has raised the standards of Indian cinema, making it a rare sight to witness a film reaching Rs 1000 crore within a week.
Students and Delegates were enthralled by a hypnotic masterclass by one of the finest actors in Indian Cinema, Shri. Anupam Kher in Kala Academy, Panaji, Goa, today on Day 4 of the 55th International Film Festival of India (IFFI).
Shri Kher started the session on the topic ‘Power of Failure’ by revealing, “I think I am the success story of my own failures.” The entire session was indeed a masterclass on Life lessons, packed with numerous stories from his personal life adorned by his characteristic wit. Anupam Kher said his story began in Shimla where a joint family of fourteen members spent their life in a single room with his father being the only earning member. In his words, they were poor, but surprisingly happy with his grandfather remarking that, “When people are too poor, the cheapest thing to them becomes happiness.”
The enormously experienced actor recollected the first time he acted a part in a school play while in class 5 saying he was miserable when he failed to secure even a consolation prize. “‘Failure is an event, never a Person’, my father taught me that day.” In his next outing, the budding actor made 27 mistakes in 2 lines of dialogue assigned to him in the play ‘Merchant of Venice’ by William Shakespeare! Cut to the time when the National School of Drama (NSD) Gold Medal winning young actor came to Mumbai for the first time. Kher said, “I had the confidence to conquer the City of Dreams at the very first chance since I was already an NSD Gold Medallist.” But within a couple of months, he had to shift to Bandra East Railway station to live for 27 days. But after many ups and downs, Kher was rewarded with the movie ‘Saaransh’. Shri Kher fondly remembered it was in 1984 when he first visited IFFI for that film in Delhi. This year with this masterclass it has become 40 years since his first visit to IFFI.
Life continued to be a rollercoaster ride for Anupam Kher. But in every downfall, be it the time when he met with facial paralysis during the shooting of ‘Hum Aapke Hain Koun’, or when he became nearly bankrupt in 2004; each time, he adhered to the lessons he derived from his father and grandfather. The audience was lost for words listening to the turbulent life journey of Shri Kher. But with his magnetic personality, deliberation and acting, the sixty-eight years old veteran actor, effortlessly administered the entire audience with tonic of his life philosophy, ‘NEVER GIVE UP’!
