the song pulses with the energy of a high-octane dance number. Tamannaah brings the heat with a performance that’s both graceful and power-packed, adding glamour and excitement to the film’s story.

Interestingly, "Mohamaya", a song from the same film that hasn't even been officially released yet, has already gained popularity among listeners. Written by Shomeshwar Oli and composed by Khairul ...

What can I do? People tell me it's Shah Rukh's song, and then I realize, oh, right, it's not mine. Sab kuch woh hi hai toh bhai main kya karun?” Bhattacharya even took a dig at Khan’s film Chalte ...

Shah Rukh sang this song, Shah Rukh wrote this song, Shah Rukh composed the music, Shah Rukh made the film, Shah Rukh is the cinematographer. Everything is Shah Rukh. What can I do? People tell me ...

Throughout her career, she has delivered several memorable tracks, including Swing Zara, Daang Daang and Jokae Nannu, which have all been major hits in the South film industry. Her recent tracks, such ...

Veteran producer Salim Akhtar, who launched Rani Mukerji and Tamannaah Bhatia in the film industry, reportedly passed away on Tuesday at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Mumbai. He was 82 years ...

A fresh and creative Villain song from the upcoming film Police Vaari Hecharika, directed by Babji, has been officially launched. The song was launched in a grand event by renowned actor Rajendra ...

The soundtrack of this film carries an original score created by Chanda Dancy; it blends well with some zesty needle drops from iconic artists including Doechii, Cuzzos, and many others. The audience ...

Notably, Salim Akhtar’s family members and close associates have not yet made any official confirmation about his demise. Let us tell you, Salim had produced some of the biggest Hindi films produced ...

As Producer Salim Akhtar passes away, Subhash K Jha revisits Chand Sa Roshan Chehra. Nothing about this film about Young Love ... while the young lovers sing a defiant song to the girl’s dad ...

Popular film producer Salim Akhtar, who had bankrolled several Hindi movies in the 70s and 80s, passed away today (April 8) in Mumbai, reports suggest. It has to be noted that he was the producer ...