01 November 2025
Actor Shreyas Talpade has been hospitalized in Mumbai after experiencing a heart attack. He underwent angioplasty and is now in stable condition.
"Shreyas, 47, was shooting for 'Welcome to the Jungle' and in the evening he suffered a heart attack and underwent angioplasty. He is fine now," source close to the actor said as quoted by reported by news agency ANI. The actor is admitted to Belle Vue Hospital in Andheri West, Mumbai.
Action drama movie "Animal", fronted by Ranbir Kapoor, has raised Rs 757.73 crore gross in global box office collections since its release on December 1.
Directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, the film also features Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Rashmika Mandanna, Triptii Dimri, Suresh Oberoi and Prem Chopra.
T-Series, one of the production houses behind "Animal", shared the movie's latest box office figures on its official Instagram account on Wednesday.
Actor Vicky Kaushal's war biopic, Sam Bahadur, had a low second Monday. But having braved the Animal tsunami for 11 full days, the film managed to put up a decent total. According to industry tracker Sacnilk, Sam Bahadur netted an estimated Rs 2 crore on its second Monday. This is the film's lowest single-day haul since its release on December 1, but it wasn't entirely unexpected. Even Animal registered its lowest single-day haul on its second Monday, although it made Rs 11 crore more than Sam Bahadur.
Despite facing criticism, Ranbir Kapoor's film Animal continues to have a successful run at the box office. After a strong first weekend, the film is dominating the box office through its second weekend as well. On its second Saturday, Animal earned Rs 37 crore at the domestic box office, according to industry tracker Sacnilk.
With this, Animal has garnered a total domestic collection of Rs 398.53 crore. The film held an overall 49.12 percent Hindi occupancy on Saturday, with a significant crowd attending night shows, accounting for 62.29 percent of the Hindi-language screenings. In addition, the movie attained a 40.36 percent Telugu occupancy and a 33.25 percent Tamil occupancy. Globally, the film has crossed the Rs 600 crore mark.
How bad can a Pankaj Tripathi film be? This question came up as soon as I began watching Kadak Singh, which features a crack investigator suffering from memory loss. It grates even as it begins, and refuses to get better.
Retrograde amnesia is a great pal of Indian script-writers, and in this Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury directorial, it is what’s plaguing top financial crimes sleuth A K Srivastava (Pankaj Tripathi) who is critically unwell. As he regains consciousness in his hospital bed, he realises he remembers very little, and despite the best efforts of his daughter (Sanjana Sanghi), comely confidante (Jaya Ahsan) and close colleague (Paresh Pahuja), nothing rings a bell.
