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Time of India
17-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rashmika Mandanna is all about flaunting her Srivalli flair in her promotional looks for 'Kuberaa'
(Image Credits: Instagram) When the opportunity to embrace ethnic fashion shows up, Rashmika Mandanna reigns supreme. Bewitching us with her fashion and beauty game for years, the diva is serving some awe-inspiring traditional looks, which are every inch ravishing. Turning up the glam meter with her promotional lookbook for 'Kuberaa', we cannot take our eyes off her ethnic Pinterest board that requires your attention. Commanding attention like Srivalli, Rashmika ruled in a stunning blush pink Anita Dongre saree featuring floral details decorated with motifs and beads. What made it even more special were the scenic meadows and painterly blooms, which ultimately elevated the threadwork and captured the true essence of this piece. She teamed it with a matching, elegant, thin-strapped blouse and roared like a reigning queen with modish ends. (Image Credits: Instagram) For the music launch of 'Kuberaa', Rashmika opted for a pristine white Anarkali with delicate florals printed all over the main bodice and brought the right blend of modish notes with her bold neckline. Teaming it with a matching dupatta and bottoms, she left her hair open with minimal accessories, screaming she was fit to be a bridesmaid. (Image Credits: Instagram) Rashmika Mandanna steps out in yellow sharara, completes her look with heavy jewellery However, her beige ethnic set has our whole hearts and garnered just the right amount of love and cheer. Exuding unparalleled grace in this sleek designer couture, the minimal kurta with a heavily embroidered dupatta stood as the perfect inspiration for the festive run. Carrying a sleek hair bun look with minimal accessories, Tollywood's Srivalli experimented with colours without going overboard and showed us how to match the correct notes of ethnic fashion. One step to a healthier you—join Times Health+ Yoga and feel the change
Hans India
02-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
‘Gamblers' to offer a complete package of comedy, glamour, mystery
Young and promising actor Sangeeth Shobhan, known for his impactful roles in MAD and MAD Square, is now set to lead the upcoming film Gamblers, hitting theatres worldwide on June 6. Directed by KSK Chaitanya, the film pairs him with Prashanthi Charulingah and features a talented ensemble including Rocking Rakesh, Prithviraj Bann, Sai Swetha, Jasvika, Bharani Shankar, Malhotra Shiva, and Shiva Reddy. Gamblers is being produced by Sunitha and Rajkumar Brindavanam under Reshmas Studios and Snap & Clap Entertainment. The duo previously collaborated with veteran filmmaker Vijayendra Prasad for Srivalli, and now bring a fresh concept that promises a mix of mass appeal and emotional depth. Speaking at the trailer launch, Rajkumar Brindavanam shared, 'Gamblers is a unique entertainer that blends both class and mass elements. It's designed to engage all age groups.' Co-producer Sunitha added, 'This is a youthful, emotional entertainer with a distinct storyline. Sangeeth Shobhan will be seen in a never-before-seen role that's packed with surprises.' Director Chaitanya described Gamblers as a complete package offering comedy, glamour, and mystery, promising audiences an immersive cinematic experience. With Mythri Movie Makers distributing the film in the Nizam region and music by Aditya Music, Gamblers aims to captivate audiences with its fresh take on storytelling.
Time of India
01-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Samantha Ruth Prabhu's Subham OTT release date confirmed: When and where to watch the Telugu horror-comedy?
After a moderately successful theatrical run, Samantha Ruth Prabhu's debut production Subham is now gearing up for its OTT debut. The Telugu-language horror comedy, directed by Praveen Kandregula, is confirmed to stream exclusively on JioHotstar starting June 13, 2025. The film initially premiered in theatres on May 9 and is now preparing to reach a wider audience online. From ZEE5 Exit to JioHotstar Deal The digital release of Subham faced a delay due to a sudden change in OTT partnerships. Originally, the film had secured a deal with ZEE5 for both digital and satellite rights. However, following underwhelming box office collections on the first day, ZEE5 reportedly attempted to renegotiate the agreement. The fallout led Samantha to terminate the deal and strike a new partnership with JioHotstar. The platform officially announced the streaming date with a promotional poster, confirming the June 13 release. — JioHotstarTel_ (@JioHotstarTel_) by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like O carro de Paolla Oliveira choca o mundo inteiro, a prova em fotos! Boite A Scoop Undo Set in the pre-internet era of early 2000s Bheemili, Subham blends supernatural elements with comedy. The story follows Srinivas, a modest cable operator, and his wife Srivalli, an MBA graduate, whose life turns unsettling when Srivalli begins behaving strangely every night at 9 PM. Srinivas eventually discovers that multiple women in their village are facing similar unexplained behavior during the same hour. The bizarre pattern leads to a deeper mystery involving a spiritual attachment to a television serial titled Janma Janmala Bandham. Creative Plot and Fresh Talent The film's plot takes a humorous turn as three local friends, who manage the town's only cable network, attempt to resolve the possession issue by creating an alternate ending to the serial. Subham showcases a young and relatively new cast including Harshith Reddy, Gavireddy Srinivas, Charan Peri, Shriya Kontham, Shravani Lakshmi, Shalini Kondepudi, and Vamshidhar Goud. Samantha also appears in a brief cameo as Maya Matasri and is featured in a promotional song of the same title as the serial within the film. The screenplay is written by Vasanth Mariganti, while Raj Nidimoru served as the creative producer. The film's music is composed by the duo Shor Police, with Vivek Sagar handling the background score. Mridul Sujit Sen led the cinematography. The production was backed by Samantha's Tralala Moving Pictures in collaboration with Kanakavalli Talkies. Although it started slow at the box office, the film's clever narrative and performances helped it recover commercially, reportedly making profits on a Rs 10 crore budget. Samantha's strategic promotions across Telugu states played a major role in the film's turnaround. The horror comedy has been particularly appreciated for its unique concept and humorous commentary on entertainment's impact on women in rural India. With a growing fan base and digital release just around the corner, Subham is expected to find renewed interest among family audiences.
Time of India
01-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Subham' OTT release: When and where to watch Samantha Ruth Prabhu's horror-comedy
Picture Credit: X Samantha Ruth Prabhu-backed Telugu horror-comedy 'Subham', directed by Praveen Kandregula , received positive reviews from the audience, especially the young and talented cast. Now, the film is set for its digital premiere, and here's all you need to know about the movie. OTT release details The movie will be streaming on JioHotstar from June 13 onwards. The OTT platform took X to share the announcement. Plot overview Set in the early 2000s in the quiet coastal town of Bheemili, Subham tells the story of Srinivas, a humble cable TV operator, and his wife Srivalli, an intelligent MBA graduate. Their seemingly peaceful married life takes a mysterious turn when Srivalli begins acting distant and emotionless every night at exactly 9 PM. Srinivas soon discovers that this strange behavior is not limited to his wife; several other women in the village exhibit the same eerie pattern. Troubled by these events, he investigates to know the dark secret behind the nightly occurrences, leading to a mix of suspense, humor, and supernatural elements. Star actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu produced the film under her production house and also made a brief appearance in the film. The film features Harshith Reddy as Srinivas, alongside Gavireddy Srinivas, Charan Peri, Shriya Kontham, Shravani Lakshmi, Shalini Kondepudi, and Vamshidhar Goud in key roles. Samantha also makes a cameo appearance as Maya Matasri. The screenplay is penned by Vasanth Mariganti, with Raj Nidimoru serving as the creative producer. The music of the film is given by Shor Police and the background score by Vivek Sagar. Speaking of Samantha Ruth Prabhu's acting front, she was last seen in web series, 'Citadel' starring opposite Varun Dhawan after a year-long hiatus as she was battling an autoimmune condition, myositis. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
New Indian Express
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Subham movie review: A wacky, hilarious fable about female desire and masculinity
Also the writer of Cinema Bandi, Vasanth Maringanti explores some sharp themes while scripting this madcap fable about feminism and masculinity. Subham has the kind of unique premise that could go completely haywire while indulging in its wacky possibilities — but here, the narrative constantly moves in the right direction and escalates the tension amidst its many hilarious set-pieces. Among the three male protagonists we have here, there is one of each kind — the one who is confused, the one who follows, and the one who leads. The last one (played by Srinivas Gavireddy), who also proclaims to be an 'Alpha male,' delivers the funniest moments as he gradually gets emasculated in the most uproarious of demeanors. In one of the developments, the 'Alpha' suggests a way that could help them get rid of their problem with ghosts. As that solution misfires later on, the three men learn one thing — they don't understand their wives. And at the core of it, that's what Subham is about — it redefines masculinity as the ability to understand and empathise with the women in your lives. In an amusing throwaway visual, the protagonist's friends stop him from getting down on his knees — even when he wants to make a proposal. There are bona fide commandments for being an 'Alpha,' and none of them include asking for help — something they unlearn with each hurdle in their journey of becoming a 'good husband.' Of course, Subham, for its all satirical tropes, is an optimistic movie — so the men come around. Yet, this doesn't take away from the film's biting moments of satire earlier where it takes a dig at the current obsession with 'alpha' masculinity. There are so many delightfully absurd devices at play here. In a hilarious turn of events, the two worlds, divided by a TV screen, collide as the fandom directly confront their favourite screen idol, reprimanding him for everything problematic about his long-running TV show. Even the name of the TV show — 'Janma Janmala Bandham' (a bond spanning many lifetimes) — is a fabulous dig at how the world thrives in creating a never-ending quest for peace, instead of helping cultivate a society where the viewers don't seek a closure with such desperation. Later on, as the three wives sit down to write the perfect way to exorcise their own ghosts, you wonder if the writer is making a point about giving a space to their supressed voices, creating a world where everyone is equally listened to before the big decisions are made. It's also interesting that the film stages Srivalli and her husband (Harshith Reddy) as the protagonist couple — for it also gives us a peek into the inner life of a woman who lives with her in-laws, the most common family system in the Indian middle class. At one point, Srivalli, a working woman, feels guilty of distancing her husband because of her strong-headed personality, and suddenly starts behaving like a homemaker. You feel a tinge of fear, watching this moment unfold, knowing Telugu cinema's tendencies to domesticate their 'strong women' — but that is where Subham stands apart. The writer-director team stage this moment as a momentary fear felt by Srivalli, not a permanent, personality-moulding experience. Srivalli's fears, of not being an 'ideal housewife,' should be transient — and the team knows it. Vivek Sagar deserves a special mention for his funky background music that keeps up with the manic energy of the narrative. Cinematographer Mridul Sujit Sen captures Bheemilipuram with disarming idyllicism and beauty — it looks like a town you want to settle down in, despite all its horrors. While all the lead actors — Harshith Reddy, Shriya Kontham, Gavireddy Srinivas, Charan Peri, Shravani Lakshmi, Shalini Kondepudi — put in commendable performances, Shriya and Srinivas particularly stand out. Among the ensemble cast, Rag Mayur makes a delightful appearance in a special cameo. Samantha Ruth Prabhu too flourishes in her brief cameo, bringing great deadpan humour to her scenes.
