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Agent Raghav, Fear Files and Santoshi Maa are among television properties entering India’s growing microdrama space as entertainment companies adapt established IP for short, vertical, mobile-first episodes. Vaishnavi Gavankar September 27, 2026 / 21:44 IST Fear Files

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Shruti Haasan recalled that at 14 she was told that conception could be difficult, but later her gynaecologist, Dr Dhrupti Dedhia, changed her outlook. The 40-year-old actor also revealed that she is hoping to explore biological motherhood and is also open to adoption amid her long-standing PCOS concerns.

The legendary actor, who’s almost unrecognizable in new film Digger, spoke about transmuting fear into the quest for adventure in a new interview with GQ Senior Projects Editor Zach Baron. Around the 4-minute mark of the video below, Baron outright asked if the entertainer fears death, which Cruise denied.

When I began working on Fear The Timeloop, I wanted to make time feel physically important. It could not be a timer that simply sits in the corner of the screen. Every minute needed to be something you could lose, earn, or spend too early.

The Venice Film Festival witnessed a stirring unveiling as director Alex Gibney premiered his extensive documentary on Elon Musk, the tech mogul and business magnate. The nearly four-hour-long film tracks Musk’s journey from his early days in the dotcom boom to becoming a highly influential global figure.

After launching digitally last year for the Nintendo Switch 2, Bloober Team and Meridiem Games have announced that a physical edition of Layers of Fear: The Final Masterpiece Edition will be arriving just in time for Halloween on October 28th.

Everyone is afraid. We’re born afraid, we die afraid, and we spend much of our time in between struggling in vain to overlook those fears – with one crucial fictive exception: horror.

Jon Bernthal is pushing back against the stigma surrounding pit bulls, arguing that the breed’s reputation is rooted in stereotypes.

Everything old becomes new again, and that’s certainly the case for “Cape Fear.” This story has been told and retold several times, actually, after it began its life as the 1957 novel “The Executioners” by John D. MacDonald. In 1962, J. Lee Thompson directed his own adaptation, which was the inspiration for legendary director Martin Scorsese’s…