Mere Husband Ki Biwi, which crossed Rs 4 crore in the opening weekend, is targeting to match the lifetime net earnings of Loveyapa. It stars Arjun Kapoor, Rakul Preet Singh, and Bhumi Pednekar. Published on Feb 24, 2025 | 01:17 PM IST | 410 Picture courtesy: Jjust Music/YouTube Mere Husband Ki Biwi, directed by Mudassar Aziz, was released on February 21, 2025. Starring Arjun Kapoor, Rakul Preet Singh, and Bhumi Pednekar, the romantic comedy has been struggling at the box office. After an underwhelming opening weekend, Aziz’s helmer will have 55% drop in its collection. Mere Husband Ki Biwi Expecting 55% Drop On Day 4; Looks To Match Loveyapa Backed by Pooja Entertainment, Mere Husband Ki Biwi has been managing to sustain at the box office. Arjun Kapoor and Rakul Preet Singh-starrer
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Sean Baker is mad as hell and he’s not going to take it anymore. For the last two decades, Baker has worked on the fringes of American cinema, sticking to his independent roots, but as his star rises to new heights with his Oscar frontrunner “Anora,” the writer/director is using his platform to call out the inequity he sees within the film industry and how it keeps creatives from achieving financial security. Upon accepting the award for Best Director at the 2025 Film Independent Spirit Awards, after offering his thanks to everyone who made “Anora” possible, Baker dedicated a chunk of his speech to acknowledging the struggle indie film is currently facing. Baker explained that he thinks it will only get better when those who control the financing system offer
The 56th NAACP Image Awards have begun. The ceremony, hosted by actor and comedian Deon Cole, is being broadcast live from the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, airing on BET and CBS. The theme for this year’s show is, “Our Stories, Our Culture, Our Excellence.” Queen Latifah was named the first winner of the evening, nabbing the outstanding actress in a drama series for her performance in “The Equalizer.” Meanwhile, Michael Rainey Jr. took home the Image Award for outstanding actor in a drama series for “Power Book II: Ghost.” In addition to announcing the 2025 winners, the ceremony is driving support for the Altadena, Pacific Palisades and Pasadena communities affected by the recent wildfires. Several Altadena residents received a standing ovation as they walked on stage. Multiple nominees of the 56th
In the land of K-dramas, where love stories unfold with heart-fluttering romance and impossibly perfect protagonists, a reality dating show is flipping the script – and winning hearts. I Am Solo, a show that feels more like a mirror to the messy, awkward and practical realities of modern romance, has become a cultural sensation in South Korea . First aired in 2021, the show has featured nearly 300 contestants over more than 180 episodes, and its popularity shows no signs of waning. Each series, seven men and seven women meet, date and decide if love is in the cards. It’s raw, clumsy and refreshingly real – qualities that have captivated viewers longing for something more grounded than the polished allure of Netflix’s Single’s Inferno or Channel A’s Heart Signal. “I
Sophie Giraud/Prime Tom Cruise who? Hulking action star Alan Ritchson has now played beloved antihero and skull-knocking machine Jack Reacher in more adaptations of Lee Child’s bestselling book series than the Reacher before him (who’s currently busy risking life and limb as a different beloved action hero), and judging by the reviews for “Reacher” season 3, it’s a role Ritchson was meant to play. The three-episode premiere of the Prime Video series’ latest season dropped on the Amazon-owned streaming service this week, and the response from fans and critics alike so far has been impressively positive. The season currently boasts a 97% Fresh Rotten Tomatoes score, meaning that 28 of the 29 RT-approved critics who previewed the season liked or loved it (it maintained a coveted 100% for quite a
As indie filmmakers from around the globe converge on California for the 40th Independent Spirit Awards, IndieWire — the voice of creative independence — is preparing for a groundbreaking day on the arrivals carpet in Santa Monica. The celebration from Film Independent will air at 5 p.m. ET on Saturday, February 22, but while fans wait for festivities to begin, they can meet IndieWire on the red (technically blue at the Spirits) carpet for informed interviews with many of the event‘s top honorees. Yes, for the first time in our nearly 30-year history, IndieWire is hosting a pre-show! We’ll talk with many of the presenters, nominees, and other artists making fearless magic at this critical time for storytelling, while we blaze a trail of our own. Powered by LiveU technology, our show
NBC There isn’t a more rigidly formulaic television genre than the sitcom. Over a tightly telescoped span of 22 minutes, writers must introduce, escalate and resolve a situation, all while giving audiences the belly laughs that have hopefully made the show appointment viewing. They typically only have a week from table read to filming, which leaves the production some room for adjustments, but little in the way of experimentation. It’s all got to be on the page. Even for a show like “Seinfeld,” where the cast maintained a high degree of spontaneity throughout each episode? Where Kramer’s (Michael Richards) abrupt entrances seem to throw off the entire gravity of Jerry’s (Jerry Seinfeld) apartment? Where Elaine’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) signature shoves feel like they come out of nowhere? Where the banter takes so
“Suits LA” arrives on Feb. 23, just six weeks after the devastating wildfires that destroyed much of the Pacific Palisades and Altadena. Initially, the series was only going to be set in Los Angeles, with production taking place in Vancouver. That’s where the pilot was shot in August. Then, the series received a tax credit from the state of California, and production relocated to L.A. At the Feb. 20 blue-carpet premiere, the cast and creatives behind the highly-anticipated “Suits” spinoff celebrated the show’s move to L.A. “We film at the northeast corner of the Universal lot,” star Stephen Amell told Variety. “There’s an entrance that’s right by where we film. And it’s the faster way for me to get to work. I don’t go that way. I enter off Lankershim at
Russell Brand has shut down his addiction and mental health charity, UK media revealed yesterday. The Sun newspaper reports that the national Charity Commission was told back in September 2024 that the comedian turned online guru’s Stay Free Foundation “no longer operates,” and was removed from the official register of charities last month. Brand founded the charity following his own recovery from heroin addiction in 2003. He was a frequent advocate for health services to provide more support for addicts, and in 2013 made a documentary about the subject for the BBC. The move follows a 2023 investigation jointly between Channel 4’s Dispatches programme and The Sunday Times newspaper, in which four women accused him of sexual assault between 2006 and 2013. Brand denies all allegations against him, saying he
On Friday nights, IndieWire After Dark takes a beat to honor fringe cinema in the streaming age. In February 2025, we’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with three weeks of Romantic Midnight Trysts. First, read the BAIT: a weird and wonderful pick from any time in film. Then, try the BITE: a behind-the-scenes breakdown of the project’s ending, impact, and any other spoilers you’d want. The Bait: The Pizza Guy Doesn’t Get to Just Decide What Pizza Is Worth In a time when not every midnight movie passes the political sniff test, “Make Me a Pizza” earns five-star reviews from all the right customers. Filmmaker Talia Levin’s cult-hit short film has been described as a “Marxist pizza porno” by its mostly LA-based creative team — who in turn call themselves “an artistic collective of hot queer dorks.”
HBO When Sam Levinson’s “Euphoria” debuted on HBO, the coming-of-age series quickly became a phenomenon. It provided Zendaya the platform to become the youngest two-time Emmy winner in history as well as the youngest person to win an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance as high schooler Rue Bennett, undoubtedly the role that changed the trajectory of her entire career. Despite its edgy nature, “Euphoria” became a runaway mainstream success, one of the most discussed TV shows on social media, and the launchpad for a new class of Hollywood performers including Hunter Schaefer, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Eloridi, Storm Reid, and the late Angus Cloud. Based on the Israeli series of the same name, “Euphoria” follows troubled teenage drug addict Rue after her stint in
Netflix’s Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria swears she is open to doing more backend deals with filmmakers, talent, and producers, but she says almost none of them really want one, despite some public lobbying. On his “The Town” podcast, Puck founder Matt Belloni grilled Bajaria on a large variety of topics: the scandal plaguing the “Emilia Pérez” Oscar push, Greta Gerwig’s special “Narnia” deal, and the usual chatter about sports programming and data transparency. One standout segment for us was a relatively brief conversation about backend deals, in which talent — an actor, a director, or a producer — reaps the financial rewards of a hit film or show through a percentage of the profits. The Netflix model of almost always skipping any meaningful theatrical release for films definitely complicates
Roommates, get into this V-Day update! Drake is back and blessing fans from the booth, as promised to his fans. He collaborated with fellow Canadian rapper PARTYNEXTDOOR for a new joint album called ‘$ome $sexy $songs 4 U.’ The artists aligned their new 21-track drop with Valentine’s Day. It also comes less than a week since Drake’s rap nemesis, Kendrick Lamar, performed the diss track ‘Not Like Us’ for millions of Super Bowl viewers. Drizzy hasn’t weighed in on what’s now the most-watched halftime show, but he seemed to be throwing a lil’ shade on ‘$ome $sexy $songs 4 U.’ RELATED: Aht! Aht! Serena Williams Sets Record Straight About Performing With Kendrick Lamar At The Super Bowl Drake Thanks 21 Savage For Stickin’ By Him After Kendrick’s performance, Boosie and Marlon
Sean Combs, long known by rap aliases like Diddy and Puffy, is facing an avalanche of lawsuits and legal trouble. His latest ongoing issues include a new suit filed by a Jane Doe in New York court on Friday. In the suit, filed by attorney Tony Buzbee, a 23-year-old Jane Doe was a model and radio station employee in 1999. She attended a VIP party hosted by Combs in New York City and they had a few drinks throughout the evening. She inevitably told him she had to leave as she needed to catch the train, to which Combs invited her to stay at his home and pressured her to have one more drink. Doe, who was married, was told that no inappropriate conduct would occur, and that she could
Moviefone speaks with Antonio Banderas about ‘Paddington in Peru’. “It came off the paper beautifully, like a very special character,” Banderas said. Antonio Banderas stars in ‘Paddington in Peru’. Arriving in theaters on February 14th, ‘Paddington in Peru’ is the latest adventure for the charismatic, chaotic bear. Directed by Dougal Wilson, the film stars Ben Whishaw (‘Black Doves’) as the voice of Paddington, as well as Hugh Bonneville (‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’), Emily Mortimer (‘Mary Poppins Returns’), Julie Walters (‘Billy Elliot’), Jim Broadbent (‘The Iron Lady’), Imelda Staunton (‘Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix’), Hayley Atwell (‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One’), Olivia Colman (‘Empire of Light’), and Antonio Bandeas (‘Desperado’). Moviefone recently had the pleasure of speaking with Antonio Banderas about his work on ‘Paddington