DPIFF Editorial Desk

Ranbir Kapoor’s upcoming slate includes Ramayana: Part 1, Love & War, Brahmāstra Part Two: Dev and Animal Park. Here is what is known about the films and their significance.

DPIFF’s latest Instagram post celebrates the emotional range of Darshan Raval’s discography, from widely loved favourites to underrated songs. The post also highlights the strong bond between Raval and his Blue Family of listeners.

S.S. Rajamouli’s Varanasi introduces Mahesh Babu as Rudhra, a Shiva devotee surrounded by imagery connected with Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu and Lord Hanuman. Starring Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Prithviraj Sukumaran, the mythological epic is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release in April 2027.

Imtiaz Ali’s Rockstar remains defined by the emotional bond between Jordan and Heer as much as by its celebrated music. The film turns love, separation and memory into the creative forces behind Jordan’s journey as an artist.

Ravi Teja’s Irumudi has reportedly recorded ₹14.80 crore net in India and approximately ₹24.20 crore worldwide on its opening day. The Shiva Nirvana directorial’s strong Telugu-market performance marks a notable commercial start for the actor.

DPIFF revisits Rajkumar Santoshi’s 2001 film Lajja, following Vaidehi’s journey from an unhappy marriage to a wider understanding of women’s collective struggle. The film remains notable for connecting personal freedom with questions of patriarchy, dignity and independence.

A DPIFF Instagram reel revisits the Panvel dialogue from Golmaal 3 and reveals the amusing coincidence that Mukesh Tiwari actually had to travel to Panvel for the shoot. The anecdote offers a glimpse into how real production circumstances can add meaning to a familiar comic moment.

The Sentinels are returning in a new form as Marvel’s X-Men mythology moves toward the MCU. Here is how the adaptive machines of X-Men: Days of Future Past differ from the more heavily armoured design associated with Avengers: Doomsday, and why the change matters.

Kriti Sanon has delivered memorable dance performances across films including Mimi, Bhediya, Bareilly Ki Barfi, Stree and Crew. Here are five songs that showcase her range, expressions and unmistakable screen presence.