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Srushti Mishra, who plays the role of Ragini in Rahul Kumar Tewary and Rolling Tales Production’s Ram Bhavan on Colors TV, shares her love for Holi and what makes the festival so special for her.

Srushti finds many similarities between herself and her on-screen character, Ragini. “Ragini is a typical character, and there isn’t much difference between me and her. We are both from Uttar Pradesh, obedient, and calm. I feel that if Ragini were real, she would love dry Holi and enjoy Malpua and Kheer, especially the one made by her mother.”

For Srushti, the charm of Bollywood-style Holi is irresistible. “Wearing white clothes, pink and yellow gulaal flying in the air—it’s a magical sight. My mom scolds me for wearing white on Holi, and so far, I have only managed to wear it twice. But I love it; it gives a Bollywood feel!”

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Tejasswi Prakash recently graced the cover of Global Spa magazine, earning widespread praise for her stunning appearance. The cover features Tejasswi in a denim outfit with curly hair and a pretty necklace. Fans and followers have expressed admiration and blessings for her and Karan Kundrra, often referred to as ‘TejRan’, wishing them happiness and success.

GlobalSpa Magazine shared the cover and captioned, “Petite, poised, and pretty forthright, @tejasswiprakash is a powerhouse of talent. She minces no words, loves pets and ice cream, values every self-earned accolade and stands tall as a role model for thousands of women vying to be in her successful shoes.”

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In addition to Tejasswi, other celebrities like Nora Fatehi, Tamannaah Bhatia, and Vaani Kapoor have also been featured on the cover of Global Spa magazine.

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Indian media and entertainment company IN10 Media Network has launched its film division, MovieVerse Studios.

The film studio aims to “produce fresh and engaging content in Hindi and regional languages that connect with theatre-going audiences and those on streaming platforms,” the studio said in a statement.

The studio has revealed a diverse slate across genres. These include an action survival rescue drama based on a true story in partnership with Bake My Cake Films, a company headed by Sandeep Leyzell and Shobhna Yadav and which has hit films like “Batla House,” “Dasvi” and the upcoming “Tehran” to its credit. It will be directed by Umang Vyas.

The slate also includes a thriller in partnership with Faith Films’ Viki Rajani, producer of “Table No. 21,” “R…Rajkumar” and “Munna Michael,” which will be directed by Pavan Kripalani; and a supernatural drama with Ding Entertainment, whose Tanveer Bookwala has produced series “Asur: Welcome to Your Dark Side...

It is usually assumed that filmmakers make films for the entertainment of the audience however, here the ‘scene’ looks different! Right from the first frame it is the makers who seem to have enjoyed the most – in making what they have made and in seeing the outcome of their ‘bundle of joy’. We have all seen films of different genres in horror too including zombie horror, zombie comedy, and what not, Phone Bhoot might find its place in the wacky horror comedy genre. Wacky because the writer has poured his heart out laughing at this own humourous looking (and sounding) referenced scenes.

Phone Bhoot comes from one of the most reputed productions which has most of the successful and entertaining titles to their credit and directed by one of the ‘Mirzapur’ helmers. It boasts of the biggest Bollywood actress – Katrina Kaif along with the Gully Boy and Gehraiyaan fame Siddhant Chaturvedi and Ishaan Khatter.