Hyderabad: In a grand celebration of cinematic excellence, the Film and Television Promotional Council of India, in collaboration with Telugu Cinema Vedika, hosted the prestigious Superstar Krishna Super Awards at the iconic L.V. Prasad Film Labs in Hyderabad. The event served as a vibrant platform to honour emerging and established talents from across the country, reaffirming the bright future of Indian cinema.
Ayush Tripathi, a 25-year-old entrepreneur with 1.5 years of hands-on experience in the service industry, is the founder of Snehnod Services, a fast-growing home cleaning startup based in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. With a clear vision to provide high-quality, reliable, and affordable cleaning solutions, Ayush has built a trusted name in the region. Snehnod Services caters to a wide range of residential and commercial cleaning need. Under Ayush’s leadership, the startup has quickly gained popularity and continues to expand its footprint, delivering exceptional service and customer satisfaction across Gwalior.
In the heart of Jammu’s thriving art scene, Mahua Gupta has emerged as a dynamic force—an artist, educator, and inspiration to many. Known for her distinctive painting style and dedication to nurturing new talent, Mahua has carved a place for herself not only on canvas but also in the hearts of aspiring artists across the region.
Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions has issued an official statement after Homebound cinematographer Pratik Shah was accused of sexual misconduct. The allegations, made public by filmmaker Abhinav Singh and supported by testimonies from over 20 women, describe Shah's behaviour as abusive, emotionally manipulative, and sexually inappropriate.
Veteran comedian Johnny Lever has weighed in on the ongoing feud between actor Paresh Rawal and producer-actor Akshay Kumar over Hera Pheri 3, expressing his hope that the rift will be resolved soon. Lever, who starred in Phir Hera Pheri, voiced his concern in a recent interview, stating that the film would not be the same without Rawal’s iconic character, Babu Bhaiya.
Filmmaker Laxman Utekar, riding high on the box office success of Chhaava, has weighed in on Anurag Kashyap’s recent remarks about quitting Bollywood due to its “toxic” environment. In a candid conversation with Mama's Couch, Utekar questioned Kashyap’s criticism of Hindi cinema and said filmmakers unhappy with the industry are free to leave.