MUMBAI: We are back with the latest updates from the Hindi film industry! So, all the followers of Bollywood, read on the following list of updates…   

‘Hall of Fame’ is Sonu’s best English single

Sonu Nigam says that Hall Of Fame is his favourite and best single in English. Sonu collaborated with Grammy award winning producer-engineer Jason Goldstein for the song. It also features American rapper MC Yogi. The song is written by Jim Beanz and 6th Sense has scored the music. They have created a song that caters to the likes of global audience.                 

'Radha Kyun Gori...' makers suspend association with Vicky Sidana

Following the #MeToo rage, casting director Vicky Sidana was allegedly accused of sexual misconduct. Actress Kritika Sharma has accused Sidna of trying to rape her in 2013. Due to the accusation against him, the makers of Radha Kyun Gori have suspended the association with Sidana.

Big B admires 'undying dedication' of anti-polio campaign workers

Amitabh Bachchan has admired the “undying dedication” of workers for the campaign of anti-polio. Big B recently took to his blog to laud the hard work of the workers. The mega star has also served as UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for the polio eradication campaign in India.

“Saaho” first look: Makers tease with Hollywood standard action

The makers of Saaho released a video of the making of the film on the occasion of Prabhas’s birthday. The video highlights the lavish action in the film for which a large amount of the budget has been consumed. One can get a quick glimpse of Shraddha Kapoor and Neil Nitin Mukesh in the video.  From bike chases to car and truck crashes, it appears like the team has pushed the envelope with respect to action.

'Bombairiya' will release on 11 January next year

Makers of Bombairiya along with Kreo Films FZ LLC and Beautiful Bay Entertainment made the announcement on Tuesday that the movie will release the next year on 11 January. The movie will star Radhika Apte, Siddhanth Kapoor, Akshay Oberoi, Shilpa Shukla and Adil Hussain. The film is directed by Pia Sukanya and is written and produced by Michael E. Ward.

Govind Namdev excited about his films releasing on same day

Veteran actor Govind Namdev is excited about his two films Dassehra and Kaashi in Search of Ganga, releasing on Friday.

"I am happy as two of my films are releasing on the same date (26 October) for the first time in my Bollywood career. I'm sure that people will really enjoy my impactful roles as both the movies are completely different," Govind said in a statement.

Dassehra, a thriller, also stars actor Neil Nitin Mukesh. Govind will share screen space with actor Sharman Joshi in Kaashi in Search of Ganga, which is a suspense thriller.

Govind is known for featuring in movies like Satya, Johnny Gaddaar, Wanted and Singham.

'Mirzapur' trailer promises it will be a glorious bloodbath

From the look of its trailer, Mirzapur -- Amazon's new bust-or-boom series -- promises a fusillade of flamboyant fights and bloodshed.

First things first. It feels reassuring and comforting to see the very gifted Pankaj Tripathi finally taking centrestage. He was plainly riveting as the Shakespearean mafia don in Shankar Raman's Gurgaon. He returns to play a restless crimelord with a problematic son in Mirzapur.

It's a world that perhaps Francis Ford Coppola or Martin Scorcese would approve of. There is sly deceit and tormenting treachery as Tripathy's Kaleen Bhai (he deals in carpets) tries to control his wild son, played by that extraordinarily credible actor Divyendu Sharma, last seen stealing every scene from Shahid Kapoor in Batti Gul Meter Chalu. We suspect there are only scene-steelers, no scene-stealers in Mirzapur.

Divyendu is the Sonny Corleone of this sanguinary saga of internecine wars where we suspect most characters would lie dead at the end of the series. Till then, the show offers us dollops of aggression and trippy retribution served up with a dash of humorous relish.

We like the way Ali Fazal has bulked up and trimmed his hair to look menacing and the super-talented Vikrant Massey looks positively mousy as his sibling. These two brothers promise to turn the rugged terrain of Mirzapur into an area of a subverted Mahabharat.

The series is splattered with superb actors. Rasika Dugal turns up as Pankaj Tripathi's sex-starved wife reminding him that he always leaves her unfulfilled.

We suspect we won't come away from the series with that feeling.