Mumbai Police have issued a third notice to comedian Kunal Kamra to appear for questioning on April 5 regarding his remarks about Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde in his stand-up special, Naya Bharat. Kamra has previously ignored two summonses and faces multiple complaints for allegedly mocking Shinde. His lawyer is in contact with the police, but Kamra has not directly engaged with them. The Madras High Court has granted him interim anticipatory bail until April 7. The police investigation continues as they review Kamra's past statements.

Fans of Bollywood superstar Salman Khan have once again set off fireworks inside a theatre during the screening of his film "Sikandar" in Malegaon, Maharashtra. A viral video shows chaotic scenes as rockets hit the ceiling, causing fear among some viewers while others cheered. This incident mirrors a similar occurrence during the release of "Tiger 3," prompting Salman to condemn such actions and urge fans to refrain from dangerous activities. He has previously requested theatre owners to enforce security checks to prevent fire hazards and protect lives.

Salman Khan's career has seen a peculiar trend with the number 3 and the name Sikandar, leading to underwhelming box office performances. His films Race 3 and Sikandar both faced significant criticism and disappointing earnings, while Tiger 3, despite a record opening, underperformed compared to its predecessor. The pattern raises questions about the impact of these elements on his success. Upcoming projects include collaborations with Sanjay Dutt and Sooraj Barjatiya, as he seeks to break this trend.

The Studio Ghibli trend, where AI generates animated versions of personal images, has gained immense popularity online, captivating both social media users and celebrities. However, some, like musician Vishal Dadlani, criticize it as a form of plagiarism, expressing concerns over the ethical implications and environmental impact of AI-generated art. While many Bollywood stars have embraced the trend, the debate continues regarding the potential harm to human artists and the use of copyrighted materials in AI training. Hayao Miyazaki, co-founder of Studio Ghibli, has also voiced skepticism about AI in animation.