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Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna's 'Thamma' is a box office hit, but a major piracy leak threatens its success. Despite the illegal downloads, the film has crossed ₹50 crore in three days. Authorities warn of severe penalties, including jail time and hefty fines, for those caught watching pirated content, urging viewers to support the industry legally.

Hindi cinema is witnessing a horror genre resurgence, influenced by Hollywood and Gujarati films. 'The Conjuring: Final Rites' and 'Vash Level 2' dominate the box office, while stars like Kartik Aaryan explore zombie themes. Successes like 'Shaitaan' and folklore-based horror-comedies are driving this trend, with major studios investing in diverse horror projects and blending genres to captivate audiences.

Deepika Padukone’s 2898 AD co-star, Vijay Deverakonda, showcases his dedication to filmmaking by embracing long hours on set, driven by the creative process. He says he loves being on the set. His latest Telugu spy action thriller, Kingdom, in which he plays a former constable turned spy, is set to stream on OTT from August 27.

Malaika Arora judged and performed at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2025. Sharing Instagram photos, she paid tribute to Shah Rukh Khan’s iconic “Palat” dialogue. Once married to Arbaaz Khan, she remains hopeful about love. She will also feature in a special item song in the Diwali 2025 film 'Thama'.

Dhanush, Nagarjuna, and Rashmika Mandanna's 'Kuberaa' continues its box office success, earning over Rs 4.50 crore on its tenth day. The crime drama has grossed approximately Rs 80.20 crore domestically, with strong Telugu version occupancy. Directed by Sekhar Kammula, the film features Dhanush as a kind-hearted beggar drawn into a conspiracy involving a businessman and a CBI officer.

Rashmika Mandanna addressed the criticism surrounding the film 'Animal,' emphasizing that viewers should perceive it as mere entertainment and not a reflection of the actors' real-life personalities. She argued that individuals have the choice to watch films that align with their values, as cinema is simply a form of acting and pretense. Mandanna highlighted the presence of 'gray characters' within everyone, suggesting that the film merely portrays a flawed individual.