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September just delivered big hits. Tiger Shroff’s new action‑packed Baaghi 4 hit theaters on the 5th, delivering brutal stunts and a chilling villain played by Sanjay Dutt. The trailer alone showed blood‑splattered fights and a twist that made fans guess the ending. If you haven’t watched it yet, the opening weekend is the perfect time to see it in theatres.
On the romantic side, Parineeti Chopra is back with a Netflix mystery thriller that blends love and suspense. While the plot is still under wraps, her Instagram reveal of a baby‑footprint cake has fans speculating about a possible on‑screen comeback after her pregnancy news.
For regional cinema, Bhojpuri star Neelam Giri entered Bigg Boss 19 with a shout‑out from Pawan Singh, showing how regional talent can shake up national TV. Her bold personality and music‑video fame are already making waves in the house.
Box‑office numbers are hot right now. Baaghi 4 has smashed its opening day record, pulling in over ₹50 crore in the first 24 hours. Analysts say the mix of high‑octane action and nostalgic villainy is what drew crowds back to theatres after a slow pandemic‑era.
Meanwhile, Jayam Ravi’s personal life made headlines when his ex‑partner Kenishaa Francis faced death threats after a divorce row. The legal drama highlights how social media can turn private disputes into public spectacles.
Sports fans also get a taste of cinema culture. When cricketer Kusal Mendis joined Gujarat Titans for the IPL 2025 playoffs, it marked the first time a player replaced a star like Jos Buttler during the knockout stage – a crossover moment that sparked endless memes.
All this buzz is tracked in real time on our tag page. Each article gives a quick snapshot, a short description, and the key tags you need to search for more details. Whether you’re after a new trailer, a box‑office figure, or a celebrity’s latest Instagram post, we keep it all under the “Indian cinema” umbrella.
So, grab your popcorn, tap into the latest updates, and stay ahead of the buzz. Indian cinema moves fast – our page moves faster.
Horror-comedies took over Indian cinema in 2024, with Stree 2 leading the pack by earning over ₹600 crore domestically. Other hits like Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 and Munjya also contributed to a collective ₹1,740 crore in worldwide box office earnings, outshining even major blockbusters.