The VD14 title reveal is confirmed for Republic Day, 26 January 2026, accompanied by a poster hinting at a darker, atmospheric story featuring Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna.

Cheekatilo streams on Prime Video with notable film figures backing the thriller, set in Hyderabad and featuring Sobhita Dhulipala, driving audience interest and buzz.

Overview of this week on Bharat Ke Super Founders as space tech, parenting and health startups seek funding from a ₹100 crore pool, with investor scrutiny and strategic milestones.

Linkin Park performs in Bengaluru with a diverse setlist from From Zero, energising India’s rock scene and highlighting BookMyShow Live’s role in expanding live music audiences.

Homebound misses Oscar nominations after a top 15 shortlist; Vishal Jethwa reflects on effort, gratitude, and the film’s Netflix release and awards campaign.

Ministry of Information and Broadcasting partners with Sanjay Leela Bhansali to showcase Indian cinema as a cultural bridge at the Republic Day Parade on Kartavya Path.

Manoj Bajpayee hints at The Family Man Season 4 amid a cliffhanger ending, with fans hopeful for the next chapter on Prime Video within one to two years.

Sangli police investigate a Rs 40 lakh alleged fraud linked to the Nazariya project, with Palaash Muchhal named as the accused and Vaibhav Mane as investor.

Smriti Irani highlights inclusive AI, dignity in health, and enforceable standards at Davos 2026, stressing bias-free data and equitable care for women.

Murali Krishna, the son of playback legend S Janaki, dies in Hyderabad. The music community across India mourns this loss with widespread tributes and reflections on a quiet life away from limelight.

Prime Video debuts Elle, the Legally Blonde prequel, on July 1 with global reach and confirms a second season, guided by Laura Kittrell and Hello Sunshine.

Bharat Ke Super Founders features Athvik Amith Kumar pitching Zozo Connect with an NFC based digital visiting card. The panel offers mentoring and an ₹11 lakh grant from a ₹100 crore pool.

Lakshmi Niwas on Zee TV focuses on a middle class family, motherhood, and quiet resilience. The series explores duties, savings, and emotional bonds in daily life.

Smriti Irani uses Davos 2026 to spotlight India's gender equity efforts, policy dialogue, and a new collaboration with Andhra Pradesh to support women-led enterprises.

Wamiqa Gabbi shares behind-the-scenes glimpses of the market-based DKDKND music video Dil Ka Darwaza Khol Na Darling, hinting at a lively, street-influenced mood.

Nitin Rao discusses Taskaree, the contrast with Kaun Pravin Tambe, and how Emraan Hashmi shapes a calm, collaborative on-set atmosphere for strong performances.

Ranveer Singh's supportive on set presence and collaborative leadership influence Dhurandhar production, contributing to the Hamza Fever phenomenon and industry shifts.

Lakadbaggha 2: The Monkey Business adds Adil Hussain as sensei, expands the international martial arts cast, and intensifies the animal welfare driven vigilante storyline ahead of mid-2026 release.

On Sushant Singh Rajput's birth anniversary, sister Shweta Singh Kirti shares a heartfelt Instagram note about his energy, curiosity, and enduring influence on fans.

Profile of Chahatt Khanna as a disciplined entrepreneur shaping wealth via brand ownership, targeted GCC growth, and steady asset-led strategy.

Urvashi Rautela adds a Rolls-Royce Cullinan and a green Mercedes G-Wagon to her luxury fleet, reflecting her growing global profile and disciplined career path.

Sophie Turner leads Steal, a present day crime thriller on Prime Video, following Zara as an ordinary worker drawn into danger, with dark humour and a strong friendship at its core.

Om Nom Stories launches across six South Asian markets on Cartoon Network, POGO and Discovery Kids, with discovery+ streaming options for families.

The Strangers Chapter 3 lands in Indian cinemas on 6 February 2026 via PVR INOX Pictures, delivering minimalist fear through a tense home invasion narrative.

The O Romeo controversy centres on consent and portrayal, with Sanober Shaikh rejecting threats, requesting pre screening, and vowing legal action if needed ahead of the February release.