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2 days ago | ottplay.com | Aishwarya Vasudevan

Prime Video is now streaming the Rajkummar Rao and Wamiqa Gabbi film Bhool Chuk Maaf after a lacklustre theatrical run. This modest family drama features slapstick comedy and a moral compass, and it tells a simple love story that is disrupted by an unforeseen time loop. The film's sanctimonious but satisfyingly wrapped-up ending is now available to those who were unable to catch it in theatres thanks to its OTT release.

2 days ago | ottplay.com | Prathibha Joy

Like any Royal Challengers Bengaluru fan, Kannada rapper, composer and actor Chandan Shetty too wanted to be a part of the team’s maiden IPL victory. For Chandan, who had written the 2025 season anthem for the team, We Own the Night, it would be a special moment and when he reached out to the event organizers of the RCB victory parade, he was asked to get to Gate 3 of Chinnaswamy Stadium.

2 days ago | ottplay.com | Aishwarya Vasudevan

As Indian viewers receive their first look at Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt in a big foreign production, the unveiling of the first teaser for the highly anticipated Saudi Arabian action-comedy The Seven Dogs is a momentous occasion. The teaser is a fusion of thrilling action scenes and a world cinematic mood, brought to you by the renowned directing combo of Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, who have previously worked on Bad Boys for Life and Ms. Marvel.

2 days ago | ottplay.com | Aishwarya Vasudevan

Chhal Kapat – The Deception, a murder mystery streaming on ZEE5 (OTTplay Premium) from June 6, 2025, features Shriya Pilgaonkar in her first role as a police officer. The show follows her character Devika as she investigates a murder in a tiny community that reveals long-buried truths and deception. In addition to its crime-thriller premise, the show deviates from the stereotypically violent and male depiction of women in uniform by providing a new perspective on the subject.

2 days ago | ottplay.com | Prathibha Joy

Almost two decades ago, when Diganth Manchale broke in to the Kannada film industry, he was seen as a talent to look out for. He had good looks and could act well too, with a decent sense of comic timing to boost. And yet superstardom evaded him, which, Manasaare actor Diganth admits is partially his doing too. While promoting his next release, Edagaiye Apagathakke Karana, Diganth admitted that some of his choices impacted his career.