Manish Chaudhary

An OTT platform has confirmed that 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' will start streaming in India from June 5, with a grand digital premiere on June 4 at 7 PM. International viewers had already been watching the uncensored 'Raw & Undekha' cut on Netflix since May 14, sparking a huge buzz on social media.

Dairy brand Amul has marked the release and growing buzz around Saif Ali Khan's latest film 'Kartavya' with a new topical, continuing its long-running tradition of responding to major moments in Indian pop culture.

Saif Ali Khan, renowned for his performance in 'Kartavya', sheds light on the uphill battle he faced to break free from the mold of romantic comedies early in his career. He candidly shares how filmmakers were often hesitant to entrust him with substantial, multi-dimensional roles, a narrative he vehemently challenged. Read the full article to know more in detail.

Saif Ali Khan, celebrating his film 'Kartavya's' success, reflects on the decline of Hindi romantic comedies, a genre he once defined. He believes the era may be over for his generation, citing a disconnect with audiences who find confused, privileged characters unrelatable. However, he hasn't entirely shut the door on love stories. Read on to know more in detail.

Actress Rasika Dugal, who will be seen sharing the screen with Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan for the first time in "Kartavya," revealed what quality of Saif she admired and also tried to imbibe during the shoot.

Saif Ali Khan, who returns to a heartland setting with 'Kartavya' on Netflix, recalled how 'Omkara' changed his career. He credited director Vishal Bhardwaj for believing in him when everyone doubted him. Saif said the film helped him prove his range to filmmakers who otherwise thought he couldn't do it.

Saif Ali Khan's 'Kartavya' offers a grounded, gritty investigative drama, eschewing Bollywood's typical extravagance for realism and emotional tension. The film, praised for its dark narrative and Saif's compelling performance as an honest cop battling corruption and personal turmoil, draws comparisons to 'Sacred Games' for its raw intensity. Despite predictable plot points, it's an engaging watch for thriller fans.

Ahead of his Netflix return in the gritty cop drama 'Kartavya', releasing on May 15, 2026, Saif Ali Khan has made a surprising admission regarding his 1994 cult classic, 'Main Khiladi Tu Anari'. The actor revealed that the film was a blatant, unauthorized copy of the 1991 Hollywood buddy-comedy 'The Hard Way', starring Michael J. Fox and James Woods. "We just lifted it without taking any rights," Khan confessed, noting the irony of his journey from a "star playing a cop" to becoming one of India's most respected actors in uniform.

Filmmaker Pulkit admits theatrical release pressures negatively impacted his 2025 film 'Maalik', leaving him dissatisfied with the final cut. Ahead of his Netflix crime drama 'Kartavya', he now prioritizes storytelling over box office concerns, finding freedom in platforms like OTT where films eventually land anyway.

Actor Saif Ali Khan reacted to comparisons between his character Pawan from his forthcoming drama "Kartavya" and his beloved character Langda Tyagi of "Omkara".

Shah Rukh Khan’s 'Kartavya' stars Saif Ali Khan as a cop under pressure after a journalist is shot in his care. As he investigates a larger conspiracy, his family faces threats. Directed by Pulkit, the film also stars Rasika Dugal and others. Kartavya premieres on Netflix on May 15, 2026.

Saif Ali Khan’s 'Kartavya' is set for a digital release, featuring him as a cop torn between duty and family. He revealed Shah Rukh Khan encouraged creative freedom as a producer. Directed by Pulkit, the film stars Rasika Dugal and others. Saif will also be seen in Haiwaan with Akshay Kumar.

Get ready for a pulse-pounding experience as Saif Ali Khan stars in 'Kartavya,' which will hit Netflix on May 15, following an exciting announcement by Shah Rukh Khan. Produced by Gauri Khan, this high-stakes thriller illustrates Saif's character—a dedicated police officer torn between his moral duty and personal turmoil.

Saif Ali Khan dons the uniform again in the crime drama 'Kartavya', set for a Netflix debut on May 15, 2026, after a three-year wait. Backed by Shah Rukh Khan's production house, the film delves into a police officer's moral conflict as threats to his family escalate. This marks Khan's return as a cop since 'Sacred Games'.

Bollywood actor Manish Chaudhari, who was last seen in 'Mohen-Jo-Daro' and also featured as the shrewd boss in Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year, got engaged to a South African-based PR consultant Adri Huysamen.

Manish Chaudhari, known for his role in 'Aarya,' ventured into Telugu cinema with 'Kingdom,' overcoming language barriers. He acknowledges the cyclical nature of film success across regions and emphasizes the professionalism in both Hindi and Telugu industries. Chaudhari is set to star in Netflix's 'The Ba**ds Of Bollywood,' directed by Aryan Khan, marking a new phase in his career.

Manish Chaudhari is excited about his role as a producer in Aryan Khan's directorial debut, 'The Ba*ds of Bollywood'. He appreciates working with new-age filmmakers and their fresh perspectives. Chaudhari also addressed the topic of retakes, clarifying that they are a normal part of the filmmaking process, and Aryan Khan is directing the series well.

Actor Manish Chaudhary, best known for his character of Sunil Puri in 'Rocket Singh,' shared his admiration for Ranbir Kapoor, calling him one of the last remaining "cinematic superstars" of this generation.

Manish Chaudhari performs in Aryan Khan's debut series. His acting career began in 2003. Chaudhari worked in films, television, and web series. He also acted in South Indian cinema. Manish married Shruti Mishra in 2023 at age 54. The couple runs a theatre company. He receives positive feedback for his role.

Debutante actor Manish Chaudhary has taken the Bollywood scene by a storm.

Bollywood actor Manish Chaudhari was in Gujarat recently to shoot for period film Mohenjo Daro.

There are many issues in life which, if not addressed immediately, could have a long-lasting impact on all our lives. Addressing this world-wide occurrence, Colors is working towards an all-new show, Code Red which will urge viewers to never give up and give life a chance.

Sara Khan and Manish Chaudhari join hands for Fremantle Media's next on Colors.

Actor Manish Chaudhari, who is gearing up for the release of his upcoming combat OTT series 'Shoorveer', sheds light on how he prepped for his role of Ranjan Malik, a Special Forces Operative. Talking about his role, Manish said: "I made an effort to understand the mindset of a Special Forces Operative. They represent the top 1 per cent of their respective armed forces. I looked closely at their training regimes and their 'normal' 24-hour day.

The 'Trip To Bhangarh' lead actor Manish Chaudhary almost gave a heart attack to the cast and crew, performing a fight sequence.

Manish Chaudhari reflects on why theatre remains the most vital training ground for performers, despite his success across films and OTT. As he prepares for his play Badalon Ka Sheher, he urges younger actors to embrace stage work as the foundation of their craft.

Veteran actor Manish Chaudhari, who plays a special force officer in the Indian Army in the upcoming web series 'Shoorveer', says the mind of a special force officer is unique and decoding it through the process of playing such a character was very interesting.

Manish Chaudhari, known for his role in 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan,' has joined the cast of Vijay Deverakonda's pan-India film, 'Kingdom.' Chaudhari confirmed his pivotal role, stating his character is crucial to the narrative. He praised Deverakonda, highlighting their smooth and natural on-set collaboration. Gowtam Tinnanuri is directing 'Kingdom,' promising a unique experience for Chaudhari, challenging him in new ways.