In an interview with **Filmygyan**, the cast shared their experiences working together. Kunal Kapoor humorously described his time on set, joking that Saif was a “pain” to work with. While the rest of the cast expressed their enjoyment of the filming process, Kunal felt a bit differently. “I felt lonely, as my character is on the chase and not with them in the film. They had fun together while I was off on my own,” he explained.

Kunal also recounted his working relationship with Saif: “He is indeed a pain! It was challenging because he often didn’t show up on time, and when he did, he wasn’t familiar with his lines. This meant we had to wait for him to get ready for each take.” The cast shared a laugh about it, noting that with Saif’s limited presence on social media, he might never catch wind of Kunal’s jests.

Directed by **Kookie Gulati** and **Robbie Grewal**, **‘Jewel Thief’** is produced by **Siddharth Anand** and **Mamta Anand** under Marflix Pictures. The film’s synopsis from Netflix teases: “A crime lord hires a master thief to steal the world’s most elusive diamond—the African Red Sun. However, what begins as a perfect plan quickly descends into chaos, leading to unexpected alliances and deadly turns.” Viewers can expect a gripping experience filled with tension, action sequences, and a formidable heist.

Don’t miss the premiere of **‘Jewel Thief’** on **Netflix** on **April 25**.

The track, ‘Tu Tu Hai Wahi’, is a stylish reimagining of the beloved 1982 classic from ‘Yeh Vaada Raha’. This version blends retro allure with Gen Z vibes. Filmed during a chic rooftop party, the video showcases flirtatious glances, dynamic dance moves, and the undeniable chemistry between Ishaan and Bhumi. Honestly, it’s nearly impossible to resist hitting replay!

Promoting the track on Instagram, the show’s team perfectly summed it up: “Drama, passion, pyaar – mil jaaye iss tarah. ‘Tu Tu Hai Wahi’ song out now!” The buzz is palpable, and fans are already excited.

Directed by Priyanka Ghose and Nupur Asthana, ‘The Royals’ promises eight episodes filled with glamour, romance, and all the juicy palace gossip one could desire. Picture it as Bridgerton with a desi twist—sans the corsets, but brimming with sass.

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In addition to Ishaan and Bhumi, the impressive cast includes Nora Fatehi, Milind Soman, Sakshi Tanwar, and Dino Morea. And yes, the legendary Zeenat Aman makes a guest appearance—need we say more?

At a recent Lakme Fashion Week event, Ishaan shared his enthusiasm about the project: “It was an incredibly fun experience, unlike anything I’ve done before. It’s fresh, highly bingeable, and genuinely has something for everyone.”

When discussing his collaboration with Zeenat Aman, he didn’t hold back his praise: “She’s an icon. We had a great time on set.”

With nostalgia, glamour, and sizzling chemistry, ‘The Royals’ is gearing up to become your next weekend obsession. Mark your calendars for May 9—Netflix is about to whisk you away into a world where love, legacy, and drama reign supreme.

“In my opinion, no one has contributed more to nurturing new talent, singers, instrumentalists, ensembles, and the overall music scene than AR Rahman,” he expressed.

This was more than just an admiration moment. With three Grammy awards to his name and a fourth nomination awaiting in 2025, Kej knows firsthand the weight of his words.
From folk to classical, pop to contemporary, he believes Rahman has played a pivotal role in shaping the careers of musicians across all genres in India.
“He has personally employed countless musicians,” Kej emphasized. “Through his artistry, he has helped various musical styles flourish and opened new opportunities, allowing musicians like me to connect with global audiences.”
Kej also voiced his concerns regarding the unjust criticism Rahman sometimes endures. “It’s painful to witness people targeting him as a soft target; this has to change,” he defended the icon who has profoundly influenced the sound of Indian cinema for over three decades.

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While showering kudos on Rahman, Kej is also thriving in his own right. Following his first Grammy win in 2015 for ‘Winds of Samsara’, he made headlines again with ‘Divine Tides’, a collaboration with Stewart Copeland, the drummer of The Police — an album that secured him two more Grammys in 2022 and 2023.
Looking ahead to 2025, Kej is back in the Grammy race with his album ‘Break of Dawn’. In a previous interview, he referred to it as his “best work to date.”
What sets it apart? It’s not just about the melodies — it carries a profound message. “As an environmentalist, this album arises from a focus on mental wellness and environmental awareness,” he explained.
Inspired by ancient Indian raags and spiritual teachings, ‘Break of Dawn’ aims to harness music as a source of healing. “To cleanse the environment, we must first cleanse our minds,” he elaborated.

Meanwhile, the iconic AR Rahman continues to forge ahead with his latest concert tour, ‘Wonderment’, set to launch on May 3 at Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium. This tour marks the beginning of a global journey that promises to be as enchanting as its title suggests.
“Each note, each rhythm tells a story,” Rahman conveyed in a statement about the concert. “With ‘Wonderment’, my goal is to blend tradition with innovation, celebrating both the past and future through music.” He noted that Mumbai is the ideal starting point due to its vibrant energy and spirit.