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Filmmaker M.A. Nishad satirically suggested Tiny Tom be declared a public nuisance amidst allegations of verbal abuse and threats by actresses Nina Kurup and Ansiba Hassan at an AMMA event. The controversy escalated with claims of Ansiba being called a "jihadi." Actress lakshmipriya confirmed filing a police complaint against Ansiba.

In a surprising twist to Kerala's assembly elections, a vibrant array of television personalities are trading their screens for campaign trails. From popular Bigg Boss champions Akhil Marar and Robin Radhakrishnan to widely adored actors such as Vivek Gopan and Promy Kuriakose, these celebrities are diving into the political arena.

Tensions have reached a boiling point within AMMA, the actresses' association, after an audio clip surfaced online. In a fiery exchange, Vice President lakshmipriya didn't hold back, accusing Executive Member Neena Kurup of harboring jealousy and displaying arrogance following a heated discussion during a family gathering.

Famed Malayalam television star Vivek Gopan, known for his captivating role in 'Parasparam', is gearing up to make a splash in politics as he eyes the 2026 assembly elections from the BJP's Aruvikkara constituency in Thiruvananthapuram. With a commitment to community development, he’s reaching out for public support.

Manipuri film 'Boong' made history as India's first BAFTA winner. Critics accuse BAFTA of removing director lakshmipriya Devi's peace-focused acceptance remarks from the clip. When the video was later reposted without an explanation, the move sparked outrage and renewed calls for accountability to protect Indigenous voices. Read on to know more in detail.

Filmmaker lakshmipriya Devi shares the unique casting journey for her BAFTA-winning Manipuri film 'Boong'. She discovered child artiste Gugun Kipgen through word-of-mouth, impressed by his fearless audition and ability to connect, despite his initial language concerns. The coming-of-age drama, set against Manipur's social tensions, has garnered international acclaim.

Kangana Ranaut congratulated director lakshmipriya Devi after her Manipuri film Boong, produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, won Best Children’s & Family Film at the 79th BAFTA Awards. Kangana praised Devi on Instagram, recalling their bond, while Anurag Kashyap and Karan Johar also celebrated her inspiring win for Northeast cinema.

A BAFTA win for Best Children’s and Family Film went to the team of Shujaat Saudagar, Vikesh Bhutani, Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, who backed a project rooted in lakshmipriya Devi’s deeply personal narrative. They say they never anticipated the award, focusing instead on telling her story authentically. Read on to know more in detail.

India celebrated a historic win as lakshmipriya Devi's film 'Boong' secured the Best Children’s & Family Film award at the BAFTAs. Her choice to wear a Payal Khandwala kaftan paired with a Manipuri Moirang Phee inaphi, a traditional shawl, resonated deeply, showcasing Indian culture with understated elegance on the global stage. This cultural statement amplified the pride of her achievement.

Manipuri film 'Boong (Little Boy)' achieved a significant milestone by winning Best Children's & Family Film at the BAFTA Awards. Directed by lakshmipriya Devi, the film's triumph carries a message of resilience and hope from Manipur to the global stage, even amid ongoing conflict.

‘Boong’, directed by lakshmipriya Devi, becomes India’s first film to win a BAFTA in Best Children’s and Family Film. Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Guneet Monga celebrated the Manipur-set family tale starring Gugun Kipgen.

Get ready for an emotional ride this March 6 as 'Boong,' India's groundbreaking BAFTA-recognized film, returns to theaters. This touching story follows a young boy's brave mission to bring his family together, exploring the heart-wrenching themes of childhood innocence and resilience in the face of loss.

While her classmates shuttled between school, coaching centres and home, lakshmipriya was studying in her 11x11 sq ft room in a T Nagar hospital. “There were times when I felt very weak and they put me on a drip,” she says, pointing to the pinprick on her arm. The 17-year-old was diagnosed with myeloid leukemia in November 2012.

Manipuri film ‘Boong’ made history as the first Indian movie to win a BAFTA Award in the Best Children's and Family Film category. Directed by lakshmipriya Devi, the film's victory was celebrated by Prime Minister Modi and the film fraternity, highlighting India's creative talent and bringing attention to the situation in Manipur.

Indian Manipuri film 'Boong' made history by winning a BAFTA Award. The film is now coming to Indian theatres for a limited release. Directed by lakshmipriya Devi, it tells the story of a young boy in Manipur. The film has gained international recognition through festival screenings. Viewers can experience this acclaimed story on the big screen soon.

The supernatural thriller Mangalya Dhosham premiered on March 23. This show deals with the superstitions around our Indian marriage. The show features Malar fame Arun Padmanabhan (as Tarun), debutante lakshmipriya (as Nithyashree), Keerthi Vijay and many others. Now, actress Suchitra has joined Mangalya Dhosham as Sulochana. In the show, Suchitra (Sulochana) appears as the mother of Arun (Tarun). Episodes featuring Suchitra are on air from March 24.

The Manipuri film 'Boong' has made waves by securing a BAFTA nomination for Best Children's and Family Film, a remarkable milestone for Indian cinema. Under the banner of Farhan Akhtar’s Excel Entertainment, this coming-of-age tale, directed by lakshmipriya Devi, narrates the touching journey of a young boy striving to reunite with his father.