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After J-Star accused T-Series of stealing his original number "Na Na Na Na"  without his permission and recreating it as "Main Tera Boyfriend" for Raabta,  T-Series has denied all the allegations. After Punjabi singer Jagdeep Singh also popularly known as J-Star accused T-Series of stealing his original number “Na Na Na Na” without his permission and recreating it as “Main Tera Boyfriend” for Raabta, T-Series has denied all the allegations. Sushant Singh Rajput-Kriti Sanon starrer Raabta recently launched a new song – ‘Main Tera Boyfriend” that has already become a rage among fans. T-Series released a statement on their Twitter page with the caption, “Real story of ‘MaIn Tera Boyfriend’ ~ Raabta. J-Star, please stop misleading people.” It said that the new song for Raabta is nothing but an adaptation of their earlier song that was sung by Gopal Sharma. “Our new song “Tu Mera Boyfriend” from the film Raabta is nothing but an adapt...

There's no stopping SS Rajamouli's magnum opus 'Baahubali 2: The Conclusion' as it continues to break records with its unparallel run at the box-office. The film's Hindi dubbed version has grossed an estimated Rs 29 crore (nett) in its fourth week at the domestic box-office, The film has maintained a steady graph, recording a collection of Rs 246.47 crore in week one, followed by Rs 142.52 crore in week two and Rs 68.84 crore in week three. The fourth-week collections have thus taken the estimated total to an approximately Rs 487 crore nett. Starring  Prabhas  and  Rana Dagubatti  in lead roles, 'Baahubali 2: The Conclusion' enjoyed a grand release in about 9000 screens worldwide. After conquering global box-office with staggering numbers, the film is now all set to release in China. According to reports, no specific release date has yet been finalised as yet. Post the success of  Aamir Khan 's 'Dangal' in China, 'Baahubali 2' can...

“The Fate of the Furious” roars into theaters around the world this week, fueled by audiences’ enduring love for its wiseacre crew of hard-driving speed demons. That the series is still going strong over 16 years and eight installments is a testament to the filmmakers’ ability to keep finding fresh ways to reinvigorate a franchise that was basically jerry-rigged to exploit muscle car lust. What started as a fairly low-stakes Los Angeles thriller about a gang of street racers stealing electronics equipment has evolved into an escalating, globe-spanning set of adventures involving the theft of nuclear footballs and some James Bond-level action set pieces. Those dinged-up Lamborghinis don’t come cheap. The first film, 2001’s “The Fast and the Furious,” cost $38 million to make, and while Universal isn’t revealing the price tag for the newest installment, sources peg the budget at $250 million. That’s a lot of Benjamins, but the studio stands to make that back and more in the first ...

All the Bhai fans, Rejoice! The trailer of his upcoming movie Tubelight is all set to release this Thursday, May 25. Director Kabir Khan took to Twitter and announced the news of the release date of the trailer. The trailer of the movie will be two minutes and seventeen seconds long and has been passed with a U certificate. Recently, the first teaser of the film became the first ever to cross 10 million views in less than 48 hours on YouTube. Tubelight is an official remake of 2015’s Hollywood movie Little Boy. The movie set in the 1962 Sino-Indian War, revolves around the life of an Indian man, who falls in love with a Chinese woman. It stars Salman Khan, Sohail Khan and Chinese actress ZhuZhu in pivotal roles. The movie hits the screens on June 23.