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Vijaya Mishra

Vijaya Mishra

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Vijaya Mishra is a trainee journalist at TV9 English who covers film releases and celebrity news. Passionate about Bollywood and pop culture, she delivers engaging and insightful content that connects audiences with the world of entertainment. When she is not reporting daily celebrity news, she likes to jam to soulful Bollywood tracks and take a deep dive into Amrita Pritam’s literary world.

The Lumineers make triumphant return to India with sold-out Gurugram show

New Delhi:  Gurugram lit up with folk-rock magic as The Lumineers made a triumphant return to India after years away. Fans packed the venue, singing every word to hits like Ho Hey and Cleopatra. Frontman Wesley Schultz raised a toast to the a *holes in the room, dedicating a cheeky new track that had the crowd roaring. Produced by BookMyShow Live, this one-night-only show proved the American band 's deep bond with Delhi-NCR audiences.  Concert HIGHLIGHTS The Lumineers delivered a mesmerising set on Sunday in Gurugram, their first standalone gig in India and sole subcontinent stop. Frontman Wesley Schultz and drummer Jeremiah Fraites mixed timeless favourites with fresh cuts from their latest album. Classics like Ho Hey, Cleopatra, Ophelia, and Stubborn Love got the crowd belting along, pushing the band to peak energy. Newer songs such as Same Old Thing, You 're All I Got, and Keys On The Table blended seamlessly, keeping fans hooked. The simple setup—focusing on raw...

  • Vijaya Mishra
  • Updated on: Feb 02, 2026 | 05:58 PM

OTT releases this week [Feb 2 – Feb 8, 2026]: new movies and shows to watch

New Delhi:  Get ready for an exciting OTT week from February 2-8. Catch Grammy Awards live, laugh with romantic comedies like Nari Nari Naduma Murari and Relationship Goals, thrill to Lincoln Lawyer S4 and Parasakthi,  and enjoy Kapil Sharma in Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2.  Explore the docs on King 's vision, the chess queen, and Prabhas ' haunted Raja Saab —s omething for music, laughs, drama, and chills. OTT releases of this week Grammy Awards 2026 Release: February 2 on JioHotstar Music fans, tune in for the 68th Grammys hosted by Trevor Noah. See stars like Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, and Sabrina Carpenter perform. Enjoy tributes to legends in a big music celebration. Nari Nari Naduma Murari Release: February 4 on Prime Video Sharwanand plays architect Gautham, engaged to Nithya. His past secret marriage to ex Dia sparks funny mix-ups. He juggles family pressure and truths in this Telugu rom-com. Relationship Goals Release: February 4 on Prime Video TV producer Leah...

  • Vijaya Mishra
  • Updated on: Feb 02, 2026 | 10:16 AM

Budget 2026–27 divide: Mukesh Bhatt cries neglect, Manish Tripathi cheers growth, Ravi Kishan hails AI push

Budget 2026:  Bollywood bigwigs are divided over Budget 2026-27. While some cheer AI media centres and youth creator support as game-changers, others slam the government for ignoring the "cultural ambassadors." Filmmaker Mukesh Bhatt calls out shabby treatment, Ravi Kisan hails training hubs, and Shemaroo 's COO dreams of global glory. Even fashion icon Manish Tripathi joins the buzz—but from textiles? Click to uncover and know what people from the entertainment industry think about the current budget. Budget 2026-27 sparks debate in entertainment and fashion worlds India 's Union Budget 2026-27 has ignited heated reactions from the entertainment industry and beyond. While some leaders praise steps to boost young creators and digital content, others feel the sector remains neglected despite its role as cultural ambassadors. Filmmaker Mukesh Bhatt voiced strong frustration. "As always, the entertainment industry is always sidelined by our government for reasons best known...

  • Bharati K Dubey
  • Updated on: Feb 02, 2026 | 09:18 AM

Box office report: Mardaani 3, Valathu Vasathe Kallan and more

New Delhi:  As Republic Day fireworks fade, Border 2 storms ahead with a colossal Rs 344 cr worldwide, dwarfing newcomers. Rani Mukerji 's fierce Mardaani 3 punches Rs 14.35 Cr, while Mollywood 's Valathu Vasathe Kallan (Rs 2.75 Cr) and Prakambanam (Rs 1.43 Cr) fight for scraps. Will the war epic crush the cop thriller? Day 9 drama unfolds—stay tuned for the box office battlefield. Box office report of his week 's releases Border 2 Border 2 dominates with Rs 344 cr worldwide after its Jan 23 release, raking Rs 252.75 cr India net, Rs 302.25 cr gross, and Rs 41.75 Cr overseas. The Sunny Deol starrer taps Republic fervour, crossing Rs 300 Cr domestic in week 2. Facing Mardaani 3 , it eyes the Rs 400 Cr club.  Mardaani 3 Rani Mukerji 's Mardaani 3, out Jan 30, nets Rs 14.35 cr worldwide: Rs 10 cr India net, Rs 11.85 cr gross, Rs 2.5 cr overseas. Day 2 collections show grit despite Border 2 shadow. Action-packed sequel hooks urban audiences, but competition bites....

  • Vijaya Mishra
  • Updated on: Feb 01, 2026 | 02:39 PM

Dadasaheb Phalke’s grandson loses wife after long illness, financial struggles resurface

New Delhi:  Chandrashekhar Pusalkar, the grandson of Indian cinema pioneer Dadasaheb Phalke, is going through a deeply painful phase in his life. On January 30, he lost his wife, Mrudula Pusalkar, after a long illness. Her death has once again brought attention to the financial struggles faced by the Phalke family, raising serious questions about how the nation treats the legacy of the father of Indian cinema. Dada Saheb 's family faces financial problems Chandrashekhar Pusalkar, the grandson of Dadasaheb Phalke, the father of Indian cinema, lost his wife, Mrudula Pusalkar, on January 30 after she suffered from a prolonged illness. Speaking about the loss, Pusalkar said that his wife had been unwell for a long time and her health had worsened in recent months. Towards the end, she had become completely immobile and required constant care. Mrudula Pusalkar’s death has once again highlighted the difficult financial situation faced by Chandrashekhar Pusalkar, despite his historic...

  • Bharati K Dubey
  • Updated on: Jan 31, 2026 | 04:00 PM

Box office collection of Border 2 and Mardaani 3

New Delhi:  The first big Republic Day period at the box office in 2026 has turned exciting with two strong Bollywood releases. Sunny Deol’s war drama Border 2 and Rani Mukerji’s crime thriller Mardaani 3 are pulling audiences in different ways. While Border 2 is working big on patriotism and scale, Mardaani 3 is winning attention with its hard-hitting theme and powerful female lead. Together, they are giving cinemas a solid start to the year. Mardaani 3 box office collection day 1 and details Mardaani 3 has collected around Rs 6.75 crore worldwide so far. In India, its net collection stands at Rs 4 crore, with an India gross of Rs 4.75 crore. The overseas market has added Rs 2 crore. For a woman-led, gritty crime thriller, this is a fair start, especially with word-of-mouth still building. The film was released in theatres on 30 January 2026. Mardaani 3 stars Rani Mukerji once again as tough cop Shivani Shivaji Roy. The movie continues the franchise’s focus on crimes against...

  • Vijaya Mishra
  • Updated on: Jan 31, 2026 | 01:56 PM

10 years of Netflix India: Shah Rukh Khan narrates decade of stories that touched our hearts

New Delhi:  Remember hitting play on that one show that made your family forget dinner? Or bingeing on a series that had everyone chanting dialogues for weeks? Netflix India turns 10 today, and a special film reminds us how screens turned into shared dreams. Voiced by Bollywood 's King, Shah Rukh Khan, it rewinds a decade of laughs, tears, and "one more episode" nights. From gangsters who philosophise to village tales that hit home, these stories didn 't just play—they lived in our hearts. Ready to feel the nostalgia? Netflix drops a heartfelt film on YouTube On January 30, 2026, Netflix India dropped this heartfelt film on YouTube. Narrated by Shah Rukh Khan, it starts with a fun rewind: "Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Mom says, you should never start a story from the middle. So let’s rewind? Rewind. Rewind." The film dives into iconic moments from Netflix hits. It recalls gangsters turning philosophers: "Sometimes, I think I am God," from Sacred Games. Or philosophers...

  • Vijaya Mishra
  • Updated on: Jan 30, 2026 | 04:09 PM

'Worst injury of my life!' Varun Dhawan reveals tailbone fracture ordeal on Border 2 – Fans stunned

New Delhi:  Varun Dhawan got his tailbone smashed on the Border 2 set. The action star dodged a camera and crashed into a rock during a brutal battle scene, suffering the worst pain of his life—a hairline fracture he 's still healing from. Fans are stunned by his grit as he limped on to finish the shot. How did this unforgettable ordeal boost the film 's raw realism? Amid Rs 200 crore box office roar, Varun got hurt badly. The actor shared his pain on Instagram. Varun Dhawan gets his tailbone fracture during Border 2 shoot Actor Varun Dhawan opened up on Thursday about a severe injury he got while shooting an intense battle sequence for Border 2 . He plays Colonel Hoshiar Singh Dahiya in the war drama. Dhawan smashed his tailbone into a rock to avoid hitting the camera.  In an Instagram post, Dhawan shared, "The worst injury I ever got on Border 2. I smashed my tailbone into a rock when I tried to avoid banging into the camera." He added, "It was the worst pain I’ve...

  • Vijaya Mishra
  • Updated on: Jan 29, 2026 | 09:04 PM

How Chitrangada Singh’s soul-stirring presence redefines patriotism in Maatrubhumi

New Delhi:  Imagine a song that stops you in your tracks—not with booming drums of war, but with a woman 's quiet gaze that carries the weight of a nation 's unspoken pain. In Maatrubhumi, the first track from Salman Khan 's epic Battle of Galwan, Chitrangada Singh emerges as that force. Draped in simple sarees, she shines as the emotional anchor, blending grace, strength, and raw depth. Get ready for a portrayal that redefines patriotism beyond the battlefield.  A visually stunning and soul-stirring presence Chitrangada Singh steals the show in Maatrubhumi, delivering a performance that is "both visually arresting and the one that emotionally connects," as noted in the film 's promotional insights. With quiet confidence and understated elegance, she embodies the grace and inner strength of an Indian woman whose resilience speaks louder than words. Draped in timeless sarees and styled with simplicity, her look feels deeply rooted in culture, tradition, and...

  • Vijaya Mishra
  • Updated on: Jan 26, 2026 | 05:38 PM

February 2026 turns cinematic: Complete list of theatrical releases

New Delhi:  February 2026 heats up with Bollywood fireworks. Shahid Kapoor and Tripti Dimri ignite passions in O’Romeo , while Adarsh Gourav-Shanaya Kapoor 's Tu Yaa Main blends love and thrills. Don 't miss Siddhant-Mrunal 's heartfelt Do Deewane Seher Mein and more edge-of-seat releases promising romance, horror, and history. Get ready for a cinematic frenzy. February theatrical releases O’Romeo Vishal Bhardwaj directs this intense revenge romance starring Shahid Kapoor, Tripti Dimri, Nana Patekar, Avinash Tiwary, Disha Patani, Farida Jalal, and Randeep Hooda. Inspired by true events, it unfolds as a dark Valentine 's saga of passion and vendetta. Release Date: February 13, 2026 Tu Yaa Main Bejoy Nambiar 's love story-survival thriller features Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor as social media influencers from clashing worlds who spark romance. Penned by Himanshu Sharma, it dives into digital-age love amid high-stakes drama. Release Date: February 13,...

  • Vijaya Mishra
  • Updated on: Jan 29, 2026 | 04:13 PM
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