Harsha Vardhan

Jitender Singh, a 43-year-old man sentenced to death for the 2008 human sacrifice murder of his father, was rearrested by Delhi Police after absconding for eight months. Singh had been granted furlough in July 2024 but failed to return to jail.

In Delhi's Old Rajender Nagar, a car struck six people, including UPSC aspirants. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening. All the injured are residents of the same area. Police arrested the driver, Prem Kumar. He was driving his employer's car. A medical examination is underway to determine if he was under the influence of alcohol.

Vinod Kumar from Rajasthan was apprehended for running a Ponzi scheme called ‘Dollar Win Exchange,’ defrauding 150 individuals. He lured victims through WhatsApp groups with promises of high monthly returns, initially paying small profits to gain trust. After collecting substantial investments, he ceased payments and reinvested the funds in cryptocurrency, leading to his arrest.

Pooja Hegde is gearing up for the release of Kartik Subbaraj’s directorial venture Retro, and the recently released trailer has won hearts with its classic vintage vibe. Pooja has responded to questions about her potential collaboration with Allu Arjun, as the duo previously delivered a hit combination in Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo.

In Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar, a drunk driver, Prem Kumar, struck and injured six pedestrians, including five UPSC aspirants, on Tuesday evening. Kumar, employed as a driver, was apprehended at the scene. Locals and students gathered, demanding justice, citing concerns over pedestrian safety due to ongoing construction and lack of speed breakers.

A 45-year-old film director was arrested in central Delhi for allegedly raping and assaulting a 28-year-old woman. The complainant claimed he forced her to undergo three abortions during their four-year relationship. Police used technical surveillance to apprehend him in Ghaziabad. His bail application was denied by the Delhi High Court; investigations continue.

'Court – State Vs A Nobody', directed by Ram Jagadeesh and presented by Nani, received positive reviews on its theatrical release. The gripping courtroom drama is expected to stream on Netflix soon, available in multiple languages. The film stars Priyadarshi Pulikonda and revolves around a junior lawyer fighting corruption to prove his worth in a high-stakes legal battle.

A two-year-old girl was fatally run over by a car driven by a 15-year-old boy in central Delhi's Paharganj. The incident occurred near her house in Ram Nagar. The boy's father was taken into custody but later released on bail. Police are investigating the circumstances, including how the teenager accessed the vehicle.

Telugu actor Nani is set to release two films: action thriller 'HIT 3' and courtroom drama 'Court: State vs. A Nobody.' Nani urged audiences to watch 'Court,' promising its quality and even suggesting viewers skip 'HIT 3' if dissatisfied. 'Court' releases on March 14, 2025, followed by 'HIT 3' on May 1, 2025.

On Maha Shivrathri, five people from Tadipudi village went missing in the river Godavari while taking a holy bath. They were unable to gauge the depth of the river, leading to their drowning. The surviving seven individuals also belong to Tadipudi village in Tallapudi Mandal.

Vishwak Sen's 'Laila,' directed by Ram Narayan, recently hit theaters and is set for an early digital release on Prime Videos after a poor box office reception. The film features Sen in dual roles and has faced criticism for its execution. Despite its blend of comedy and suspense, early reviews have been negative.

Vishwak Sen's film 'Laila' releases on February 14, 2025. Directed by Ram Narayan, it features Sen in a dual role, including a female disguise. The film has an 'A' certificate for adult content. Akanksha Sharma plays the female lead, and the film includes a significant comedic and action-packed plot. Music is composed by Leon James.

Vishwak Sen's film 'Laila,' an action-comedy with dual roles, released on February 14, 2025, faces social media backlash. Sen appeals for support, citing entertainment goals and several careers at stake. Directed by Ram Narayan, the film has received mixed responses, with initial US reviews suggesting potential but social media reviews criticizing it as a disappointment.

Harsha Vardhan said, “Rebooting with good bad ugly. Let’s now simply call it Googly.”