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MUMBAI: Two Hollywood production engines are putting their stories together, with Thunder Road Films and Lit Entertainment Group joining forces to launch a new media company, TR/AK. Founded by Thunder Road’s Basil Iwanyk and partner Erica Lee alongside Lit Entertainment founder Adam Kolbrenner, the new venture will develop original stories, nurture creators and produce film and…
Chachu #2 sends Leila and her estranged uncle chasing a missing wife’s trail to Vegas, where family secrets threaten to steer them off course.
Netflix’s brand-new crime thriller, Blue Road, has been in post-production for several months and will be released in November 2026. The series is led by Korea’s Son Suk Ku and Japan’s Eita Nagayama, an exciting partnership we can’t wait to see unfold on our screens.Here’s everything we know about BlueRoad on Netflix.
Bigg Boss Marathi fame Irina Rudakova criticised alleged road rage in Mumbai after an auto driver was reportedly abused and threatened by a car driver. She shared the incident online, tagged Mumbai Police and sought help against such behaviour
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