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Bollywood: It is a common name for the Indian film Industry. It is a combination of Bombay and Hollywood. The city of Bombay, which is known as Mumbai today, is the Hindi film industry.
Hollywood: It is a US film industry in a neighborhood of Los Angeles, California where movies and Television series are made.
Tollywood: The Indian Telugu – language film industry, based in Hyderabad, Telangana.
‘Gandhi’, the upcoming series directed by Hansal Mehta, will follow India’s struggle for independence while providing an in-depth portrayal of Mahatma Gandhi at different stages in his life, says producer Sameer Nair, comparing the show’s narrative depth to the acclaimed international series ‘The Crown’<...
The countdown has officially begun for the much-awaited ‘Bigg Boss 19’, with Salman Khan returning as host to steer the drama, politics and power games. Premiering on August 24, the show this year will take an all-new route, turning the Bigg Boss house i...
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta’s much-awaited series ‘Gandhi’ is set to make history at the 50th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), becoming the first Indian series to be showcased in the festival’s prestigious Primetime slate. Based on historian R...
The ‘We Women Want’ conclave and Shakti Awards 2025, presented by NewsX and an initiative of iTV Network, concluded with standing ovations, heartfelt moments and an unshakable message: India’s progress is inseparable from the empo...
The Publications Division, a unit of the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MIB), yesterday unveiled the latest ‘Chhota Bheem’ comic series in New Delhi, reaffirming its commitment to promote Indian content creation and bringing culturally rooted narratives to young readers.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s radio show, ‘Mann Ki Baat’, where he talks directly to the countrymen, highlighting topical issues and spotlighting unsung heroes, amongst other matters, has earned Rs. 34.13 crore in revenues since its inception in October 2014, the government revealed yesterday.
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