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War 2, featuring Hrithik Roshan, Jr NTR, and Kiara Advani, has stormed into theatres, igniting a wave of Twitter reactions. Audience opinions are sharply divided, with some hailing it as thrilling spectacle while others voice clear disappointment.
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In a heartfelt throwback video now going viral, Hrithik Roshan recalls how Salman Khan was the first to recognize his potential. Getting emotional, Hrithik credits Salman’s early encouragement as a defining moment in his journey to stardom.
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Kiara Advani has treated fans to a vibrant set of BTS pictures from the shooting of Aavan Javan, a song in the highly anticipated War 2 with Hrithik Roshan. From chic co-ords to scenic drives, the photos capture candid moments, stunning outfits, and the sheer joy of filming.
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War 2 heightens anticipation as it secures a U/A certification and confirms a runtime of 2 hours 53 minutes, making it the longest film in the YRF Spy Universe. Directed by Ayan Mukerji, it stars Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR.
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Bollywood is abuzz as Hrithik Roshan teams up with NTR Jr. for War 2, praising his co-star’s unmatched talent, discipline, and magnetic presence in this high-octane action thriller.
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Yash Raj Films’ much-awaited War 2 trailer has been cleared by the CBFC with a U/A 16+ certificate. The 2-minute-39-second action-packed promo drops next week, heightening excitement among fans and trade circles across the industry.
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Ethiopia’s Kokob Gebrehaweria Tesfay, a SRFTI Kolkata student made ‘A Doll Made Up of Clay’ featuring Nigerian Ibrahim Ahmed, who’d come to Kolkata to play seven-a-side football. The short film was selected at La Cinef competition of 78th Cannes Film Festival. Those behind the film talk about its making and the racism Africans face in India.
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Nearly two-thirds of India's crude oil and half of the LNG imports pass through the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway which could be at risk in the ongoing Israel-Iran war.
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A new Norwegian study reveals 2024 saw a record 61 armed conflicts worldwide, highlighting a critical "structural shift" and risks from US disengagement.
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Explosions were heard across Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and the occupied West Bank after Iran launched hundreds of ballistic missiles at Israel in retaliation for an unprecedented Israeli strike on Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, which reportedly killed top Iranian commanders. Israel's military named its operation “Rising Lion.” While Iran claimed to have fired hundreds of missiles, Israel stated fewer than 100 were launched, most intercepted or falling short. The U.S. military assisted in intercepting incoming missiles. Buildings in Ramat Gan were damaged, with at least five injured in the Tel Aviv area. The attacks sparked fears of a wider regional conflict, though Iran’s allies, Hamas and Hezbollah, have already been weakened. Global leaders, including the UN and EU, urged restraint. Turkish, Malaysian, and Pakistani leaders condemned Israel’s actions, calling them provocative. The escalation has heightened tensions around Iran’s nuclear ambitions and raised alarm over broader regional instability.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the Iranian people, urging them to rise against their regime and declaring that Israel had launched a major offensive targeting Iran’s nuclear and military infrastructure. The strikes reportedly killed senior military commanders and nuclear scientists, destroyed a key enrichment facility, and damaged Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities. Netanyahu warned of further action, claiming Iran is at its weakest. In response, Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at Israeli cities, including Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, triggering air raid sirens and widespread evacuations. Explosions lit up the skies, though no casualties were immediately reported. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei vowed retaliation, stating that Israel had initiated a war. The situation marks a significant escalation in long-standing tensions over Iran’s nuclear program, which Israel views as a critical threat. International observers fear the conflict could spiral into a broader regional war across the Middle East.
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Markets worldwide are reeling under what analysts are calling "Black Friday" - the financial turmoil triggered by Israel's attack on Iran. While equity markets tumble, oil and gold prices surge as investors brace for a new phase of global uncertainty.
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Kiara Advani is breaking the internet with her stunning golden bikini look in the War 2 teaser. Despite a brief appearance, her radiant presence has fans buzzing, overshadowing even the film’s high-octane action and star-studded spy universe.
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Under the Indus Waters Treaty, India could neither fill its reservoirs to the designed capacities, nor could it flush the waters beyond certain levels, thereby impacting power generation at hydropower plants.
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The upcoming action thriller "War 2," starring Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan and Telugu cinema titan Jr NTR, has already generated significant financial buzz. Reports indicate that the film has secured an impressive Rs 85–120 crore for its Telugu theatrical rights a full three months before its scheduled release on August 14, 2025.
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Standard insurance policies in India exclude war-related losses, covering only specified risks like terrorism. Courts uphold these exclusions, leaving peace and diplomacy as the only true safeguards in conflict zones
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Crisis management plans have been activated for all critical infrastructures — from power plants to refineries — to avert any mischief from across the border
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While luxury housing buyers tend to delay purchases in periods of uncertainty, demand for mid-income housing will be the first to recover once normality is restored.
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The recent Indo-Pak tensions, sparked by the Pahalgam terror attack and India's Operation Sindoor, have deeply impacted the entertainment industry, leading to widespread event cancellations, delayed film releases, and content restrictions amid growing national security concerns and public sentiment.
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While lieutenant governor Sinha went to Uri, chief minister Abdullah drove down to Jammu from Srinagar to assess the damage and reach out to the residents who have borne the brunt of cross-border shelling.
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With the rising tension between India-Pakistan, and the threat of the conflict escalating, uncertainty can settle in quickly. Being prepared can make all the difference when the unexpected happens. Keeping these essentials in hand will help you stay safe and self-sufficient in tough times
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US also called for de-escalation amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan.
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India has beefed up its security for its strategic infrastructure such as power plants and refineries, even as the foreign secretary warned Pakistan against any attack on Indian assets.
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The government has done a review of all under-construction projects in J&K and told contractors that delays are unacceptable, power secretary Pankaj Agarwal has told Moneycontrol
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Flushing of reservoirs will be a frequent practice now. Many reservoirs in Jammu & Kashmir have accumulated so much sediment that their water storage capacities have reduced by more than 50 percent, impacting power generation.
