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Indian comedian and actor Vir Das is set to star in the upcoming OTT series ‘Call Me Bae’from Dharmatics, the digital arm of Dharma Productions, after announcing his largest world tour to date.
The Indian cricket board may rake in Rs 6,500 crore to Rs 7,500 crore from selling the separate TV and digital rights for India's home games, but the base price this time is 25 percent lower per match than in the earlier cycle, Elara Capital has said.
"We expect the Board of Contro...
Media maverick and India’s home-grown moghul Subhash Chandra is difficult to write off. And, true to his style, he’s poised to stage a media comeback by regaining control of the country's first private sector DTH service, Dish TV, along with few other assets.
Filmmaker Farhan Akhtar dropped yesterday the announcement video for 'Don 3'. Reportedly, Ranveer Singh has replaced Shah Rukh Khan in the thir...
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) yesterday said that five TV channels were cleared from April 2023 till now, while the permissions given to 28 channels were transferred over the last six years due to mergers of com...
Indian gaming app Mobile Premier League will lay off 350 employees as it takes steps to "survive" a tax imposed by the Indian government on online gaming companies, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
The move comes on the bac...