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Ranveer Singh is set to file a fresh apology affidavit with the Karnataka High Court regarding the 'Kantara' mimicry controversy, after the complainant questioned the sincerity of his initial apology.
Kantara actress Sapthami Gowda has voiced concerns over inappropriate filming angles by paparazzi at public events, sparking a wider conversation. Veteran actor Shiva Rajkumar publicly supported her, urging media to respect women and avoid objectification. Other actresses have also joined the discussion, highlighting the need for dignity for female artists.
Megastar Chiranjeevi showered immense praise on his son Ram Charan's upcoming film 'Peddi', calling the new song 'Rai Rai Raa Raa' sheer fire. The song, featuring Charan's graceful dance and electrifying presence, has generated significant buzz. With A.R. Rahman's chartbuster first song and a strong cast, 'Peddi' is set for a grand release on April 30, 2026, with expectations soaring.
Actor Ranveer Singh has been rebuked by the High Court for an 'insensitive statement' and 'gross ignorance' regarding his mimicry of 'Kantara', sparking a controversy.
Actor Ranveer Singh has informed the Karnataka High Court that he is ready to file an unconditional apology concerning the controversy surrounding his mimicry of a character from the film 'Kantara', having offered it to the court.
Letter to the Mayor and the Councillor for Culture expresses "deep concern" over the 2025 grants that are yet to be regularized. Alkantara Festival and Kunsthalle Lissabon among those affected.
In a powerful social media post, Kannada actor Sapthami Gowda has taken a stand against paparazzi who snap “disrespectful pictures” of female artists from “inappropriate angles”
Actor Ranveer Singh has approached the Karnataka High Court to challenge an FIR filed against him concerning a remark he made about the film 'Kantara'.
Singh was booked following orders of a Bengaluru court that accepted a private complaint filed by a city-based lawyer.
Actor Ranveer Singh approached the Karnataka High Court to quash a criminal case filed against him for allegedly hurting religious sentiments by imitating a deity from 'Kantara Chapter 1'. His legal team argued it was a sincere tribute, not an insult, and that police notices caused undue stress.