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The 'Stree' film franchise continues to thrive as producer Dinesh Vijan announces the release of 'Stree 3' slated for 2028. With the script finalized by Amar Kaushik, Rajkummar Rao shared reflections on their initial journey and unwavering belief in the narrative. Originating in 2018, the franchise kicked off with the first film featuring Rao and Shraddha Kapoor, followed by the successful release of 'Stree 2' in 2024.

In a recent appearance, Farah Khan supported Salman Khan's stance on the need for respectful interactions between paparazzi and female celebrities. She highlighted his advice for photographers to maintain appropriate distances, following his criticism of intrusive photography angles on 'Bigg Boss 20'. Salman pointed out that while seasoned photographers understand boundaries, newcomers often overstep. After these comments, he was seen posing for pictures after a studio session.

During a recent celebration, Shankar Mahadevan shared why singers often forget lyrics to their popular tracks, stressing that once a song is a hit, it takes a backseat in the artist's mind. Shaan recounted a funny moment when he accidentally altered some lyrics during a recording. Meanwhile, the film 'Dil Chahta Hai' celebrated its 25th anniversary, emphasizing its lasting legacy and influence in Hindi cinema's narrative style, visuals, and music.

A new documentary delves into the poignant life of Matthew Perry, highlighting his long-standing struggles with addiction. Family and friends share personal stories, including insights from Mia Perry Bowick, who reveals her brother’s $7 million journey toward sobriety. Despite his reputation from 'Friends', Perry's life was marked by challenges fame couldn’t fix, presenting a deeper understanding of the man behind the beloved character.

The much-anticipated trailer for 'Nayyi Navelli' has officially dropped, featuring Yami Gautam in her new role as the beloved bahu. Under the direction of Balaji Mohan, this film delves into the intricacies of family relationships with a delightful mix of humor and action. Designed to resonate with audiences during the festive Dussehra season, the trailer has garnered positive reactions online, sparking excitement for its release on October 16, 2026.

In a bold statement, Mukesh Khanna has criticized the upcoming film 'Ramayana' for its portrayal of Lord Rama. He asserts that the revered figure is depicted more like a modern action hero, which, in his view, dilutes the cultural significance of Lord Rama. Khanna's concerns extend to the film's international reception, particularly as it strives for a global audience with a substantial budget of approximately $500 million.

In Santa Rosa Valley, Joel McCrea's expansive ranch became a cherished piece of history. Following his death, the McCrea family chose to allocate parts of the land for public benefit, aiming to halt commercial encroachment and maintain the area's natural aesthetics. This significant contribution led to the ranch's inclusion in the National Register, highlighting its historical importance and ensuring the protection of local wildlife and plant life.

Natural Star Nani made a heartfelt visit to the Kanaka Durga Temple in Vijayawada to offer his prayers post the release of 'The Paradise'. This visit came at a time when the film's reception has garnered mixed reactions, showcasing active engagement from audiences. Expressing appreciation for the overwhelming support, Nani participated in a significant darshan attended by numerous fans. The film's box office performance is commendable, nearing major revenue milestones.

Mumbai gathered to honor the late Mushtaq Khan during a moving prayer meet after his passing on September 24. Colleagues from the film industry, including Mukesh Rishi, Rahul Roy, and Poonam Dhillon, attended to pay their respects. Despite their presence, Raza Murad raised concerns about notable stars not attending, further highlighting Khan's enduring impact on Hindi cinema through his memorable performances across film and television.

Ujjwal Nikam discussed the film 'Prahaar,' which centers on the trial of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. Featuring Rajkummar Rao, the movie delves into the courtroom dynamics, aiming for a realistic portrayal rather than dramatization. Through thorough research, it presents an authentic experience and sheds light on the broader conspiracy beyond Ajmal Kasab. The narrative seeks to honor the victims and illustrate the persistent fight against terrorism.