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Yash says Indian cinema needs a global release model and reveals why Toxic was shot in English to reach non-diaspora audiences theatrically.

Subodh Bhave's Shree Baba Neeb Karori Maharaj biopic clears censor formalities after delays and will release in theatres on May 29.

Vishal Vashishtha has been earning praise for his performance in the recently released series Glory, but beyond his professional journey, the actor says his biggest strength has always been his wife, Deepakshi. According to Vishal, their relationship is rooted in years of growing together, understanding each other's struggles and supporting one another through life's uncertainties.

Yash, who has withheld the release of his long-awaited action thriller Toxic: A Fairytale for Grownups from its previously announced release date of June 4, has now argued why it's important for the film's global outreach.

Actor Yash said he trusts his fans to understand the team's decision to postpone the release of Toxic. The film was slated to release on June 4.

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Among the newly released films, Krishnavataram and Raja Shivaji are garnering impressive collections. On the other hand, Suriya's Karuppu is winning over the box office in South Indian states.

Nearly five decades after its release, Sholay continues to remain one of Indian cinema's most iconic films. But according to actor-writer Shadaab Khan, son of legendary actor Amjad Khan, the film was not instantly embraced by audiences when it first hit theatres in 1975.