Star Plus popular serial Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin will showcase an interesting twist and turn. Sayi and Aniket are all set to recreate Virat and Pakhi's BFF drama.
Kundli Bhagya actor Abhishek Kapur in an exclusive interview with IndiaTV reveals why his co-actor Anjum Fakih is missing from the sets. The actor said that Anjum Fakih is on vacation mode and is currently in ooty and will join the shoot soon.
In an exclusive interview with IndiaTV actor Sudhanshu Panday and Rupali Ganguly opens up on the latest update in the serial 'Anupamaa'. During the talk actor Sudhanshu Panday said that he enjoyed playing the character of Vanraj because it has so many shades.
In the coming episode, Preeta gets upset over her plan getting failed and about Srishti’s image. She along with Srishti, Sameer look for evidence against Akshay. Preeta, Srishti, Sameer witness Akshay hugging a girl and shoot a video to expose him.
The show is a story of an ardent devotee and believer of Mata Rani who believes that the goddess has chosen her to protect the Dev (Avinash) from evil forces.
Be it a murder mystery or a crime-solving thriller, the alternate reality of comic books have got us all hooked onto the silver screens once again. If you are planning your binge watch list for this weekend, we’ve got you covered with five of the best titles of teen dramas available across OTT platforms.
Bhavika’s current project Madam Sir has female actors Gulki Joshi, Yukti Kapoor and Sonali Naik in the lead alongside herself and the show is centered around their character who play cops, making a great case for women empowerment in its treatment of female characters in the show.
In and exclusive interview with IndiaTV director Ranjan Shahi talked about his upcoming projects in 2021. He thanked the audience for liking the serial 'Anupama' so much and making it a success on TV.
From the stark aesthetics to the action-packed storylines, these intriguing TV shows take you on a psychological ride of a lifetime. Take a journey into the darker side of life with this absorbing examination into intensely graphic themes including infidelity, gory scenes, drugs, murder and heinous crime.
In an exclusive talk with India TV actress Rati Pandey said that she is happy that people are like her show 'Shaadi Mubarak' so much though she added that she does not care much about the TRPs.
I’m discovering Virat with every scene. He’s truly a multi-dimensional character. I hope to capture the audience’s hearts once again as I embark on this new journey, says TV actor Neil Bhatt.
To keep the momentum of entertainment going, the show runners of TV shows soldiered on despite all the restrictions, shooting fresh content for viewers to feast their eyes on. They also successfully managed to incorporate conversations around the pandemic into their storylines, offering audiences some reel characters enduring the same unprecedented trauma.
If you’re tired of mercilessly trying to keep yourself upbeat with light-hearted content, lean in to these spell binding and mysterious worlds of the future. Swap the pandemic reality for these dystopian ones with these hypotonic TV shows across Voot Select, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+Hotstar.
In an exclusive interview with India TV, actors Manav Gohil and Rati Pandey speak about their show 'Shaadi Mubarak.'
Television actors Abhishek and Yesha in an exclusive interview with India TV open up about their new show 'Hero Gayab Mode On.'
Television actors Rahul Sudhir and Vishal Vashishtha in an eclusive interview with India TV speak about their daily soap, working during lockdown and expectations of fans.
Online streaming platform Netflix is offering limited free access to its Original movies and series for those who do not have an account.
TV actor Kunal Jaisingh talks about the precautions that are being taken on the sets of his show Pavitra Bhagya to contain the spread of coronavirus.
& TV shows have resumed shoot. TV stars are on their sets with all the necessary precautions to contain COVID-19 spread.
At the earlier meeting among the Artists' Forum, representatives of production houses and channels on June 4 and 7, it was mutually agreed upon that channels will pay 50 per cent of the insurance fee, producers will pay 40 per cent and the rest 10 per cent will be paid by the forum.
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