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    Boney Kapoor slams Indian celebs attending Wimbledon just for photos: '90% of them don’t even know what tennis is all about'

    Veteran producer Boney Kapoor has criticised celebrities attending Wimbledon for publicity rather than a genuine interest in the sport. He contrasted this with his innovative film promotions in the 1980s, like using cricket matches to promote Mr. India. Read on to know how he brought sports and cinema together.

    Film business sees little relief; Some spot an upside

    The reduction of GST on film tickets priced up to ₹100 to 5% offers limited relief to audiences and the exhibition industry, struggling with low footfall and competition. While the Multiplex Association of India had requested a 5% tax slab for tickets up to ₹300, the new GST regime doesn't address this.

    Is a new Twilight spinoff or sequel coming to theatres in October? Here’s what the Lionsgate announcement means

    The Twilight saga, adapted from Stephenie Meyer’s bestselling novels, centers on the romance between Bella Swan and Edward Cullen, unfolding as Bella learns the truth about Edward’s identity as a vampire.

    Hansika Motwani drops cryptic note on lessons amid rumours of divorce from Sohael Khaturiya

    Hansika Motwani, a prominent figure in South Indian cinema, is facing speculation about a potential split from her husband, Sohael Khaturiya. Her cryptic birthday message and the removal of wedding photos from social media have fueled these rumors.

    Galalite Cinema Screens Presents Big Cine Expo 2025 – A Convention for the Cinema Exhibition Industry in Chennai

    Big Cine Expo's 8th edition is happening on August 19-20, 2025, at Chennai Trade Centre. Presented by Galalite Cinema Screens, this Asia-exclusive cinema exhibition industry event brings together professionals for tech showcases, panel discussions & networking.

    Prime Video bets on entertainment to build scalable SVOD business in India, without cricket

    Amazon Prime Video India is confident in building a sustainable subscription video-on-demand business without relying on cricket, focusing on entertainment content and a broader entertainment ecosystem. The platform is expanding its reach through local content in multiple languages, original productions, and strategic partnerships, aiming for deeper penetration in smaller towns and cities.

    The Economic Times
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