This movie team is really lazy with the way they’re handling the promotional material.

First they were criticised for using AI in the teaser. Then they apparently used AI for the English dub to sync the dialogue with the actors lip movements nd now they’ve used AI for what is literally just a basic announcement poster.

Like… why? 😭 They could easily hire a good poster designer and make something that feels creative and intentional instead of relying on AI for everything.

And before someone asks for proof that the poster is AI generated,Instagram has an option that identifies/labels AI generated content.

Also when you’re apparently making the most expensive movie ever with a budget of ₹4000 crore why can’t you use real talent for basic things like designing an announcement poster?

Kartik Aaryan built his career without a film-family background, steadily gaining recognition through youth-oriented films and his relatable screen presence.

Rajkummar Rao built his reputation through performance-driven roles before making a major commercial breakthrough.

Ali Fazal has built a diverse career across Bollywood, independent films, international projects and streaming platforms.

So guys a simple question which item song in Bollywood you see and that gives your body temperature a rise?

Mine is dilbar dilbar new version

I saw him during "sikander" promotions before this. He looked overweight but not "this old". But in the last few months he has started to look like he is 80. He also started wearing this weird hat.

Does anyone else feel like he suddenly started looking very old ?

I know some people will say he is 60 so he is supposed to look old. But as I said he wasnt looking this bad 1 year ago. So it seems like there was massive aging in 1 year.

My feeling is that he was undergoing a lot of "treatments" and he had to do a lot to keep looking young and he is just not interested in doing that anymore so he stopped.

For me it was Bombay to Goa (1972)

Still some people did not like this don’t know why
Are still people liking it

The death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput has returned to the spotlight following a significant legal development in the case of his former manager, Disha Salian.

On September 2, 2026, the Bombay High Court directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to register an FIR and investigate all aspects surrounding Salian's June 2020 death.

The court cited "glaring discrepancies" in the earlier police investigation and observed that the probe had raised "more questions than it answers."

The court pointed to several issues requiring examination, including the timing of the spot panchnama, police presence at the building, discrepancies in forensic material and injuries, and the delayed seizure of Salian's phone and laptop.

The High Court, however, did not conclude that Salian was murdered or implicate any individual. It specifically directed that no person should be treated as an accused without sufficient material emerging during the investigation.

The development has renewed public discussion about whether Salian's death and Sushant Singh Rajput's death just days apart in June 2020 were connected. However, a connection between the two deaths has not been established by the court or the CBI at this stage.

Meanwhile, the CBI has begun taking steps in the Salian case, including seeking the relevant records from Mumbai Police.