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Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar Reunite for ‘Bhooth Bangla’: A Dark Dive into Folklore and ancient methods of Black Magic!

Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar Reunite for ‘Bhooth Bangla’: A Dark Dive into Folklore and ancient methods of Black Magic!

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Swati Bhat

Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar Reunite for ‘Bhooth Bangla’: A Dark Dive into Folklore and ancient methods of Black Magic

The iconic duo that redefined Indian comedy is back, but this time, the laughs might come with a side of chills.

After a 14-year hiatus, Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar are reuniting for Bhooth Bangla, a project that is already showed waves through the fans to our Indian film industry. While fans initially expected another Bhool Bhulaiyaa, the makers have teased something far more atmospheric. This isn't just a "haunted house" flick; it’s a deep dive into the courageous world of Indian folklore and black magic.

The Director Mr. Priyadarshan stated, “Unlike the slapstick horror-comedies, audience will see Bhooth Bangla is being framed as a horror-fantasy thriller and the narrative supports heavily into rural superstitions and folklore. The audience will experience the ancient practices of real black magic.” Mr. Priyadarshan is highly known for his masterful pacing and technical brilliance, is reportedly focusing on "mood-based horror". He added, “You can expect long shadows, eerie silence, and the kind of suspense that gets under your skin!”

The Akshay-Priyadarshan harmony gave us cult classics like Hera Pheri, Garam Masala, and Bhool Bhulaiyaa. However, Bhooth Bangla represents a shift. Priyadarshan has expressed his desire to explore the supernatural through a more traditional, "earthy" lens, moving away from the gloss of modern horror and back to the storytelling roots of Indian suspense.


Production and Release-

Produced by Balaji Motion Pictures, the film is expected to feature a massive ensemble cast, staying true to Priyadarshan’s signature style of having multiple eccentric characters driving the plot. With filming slated to progress through 2025, the buzz is already positioning this as a major box-office contender.

If you’re a fan of suspense thrillers that trade cheap jump scares for a rich, haunting atmosphere, Bhooth Bangla is likely the most anticipated title on your radar.





Founder of International Human Rights Council, Dr. Sunny Shah Hosts BANA 2026

Guest of Honour, Malaysia's Consul General Ahmad Zuwairi Yousoff, alongside other notable figures and numerous Bollywood celebrities, was honored with the 7th Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Nobel Award on April 10, 2026, at the esteemed Hotel Sea Princess in Juhu, Mumbai, in recognition of their ongoing noble causes.


Swati Bhat

Founder of International Human Rights Council, Dr. Sunny Shah Hosts BANA 2026

In a distinguished celebration of human rights, guidance, and social excellence, Malaysia’s Consul General, Ahmad Zuwairi Yousoff, was honoured with the 7th Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Nobel Award 2026 (BANA). This prestigious event, organized by the International Human Rights Council, took place in Mumbai, marking a significant occasion in conjunction with the celebrations of B. R. Ambedkar Jayanti.

A Celebration of Excellence and Human Rights Advocacy-

The Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Nobel Awards (BANA) are dedicated to recognizing entities who have made outstanding contributions towards the humanity, particularly in the fields of human rights, leadership, and social development. The 2026 edition highlighted global changemakers whose work continues to inspire positive transformation.

The event was commanded by key leaders of the International Human Rights Council, including Founder Dr. Sunny Shah, National President Dr. Rajesh Sharma, and General Secretary Shomu Mitra and Babubhai Thiba. Their communal revelation warranted an evocative podium that celebrates both legacy and evolution.

Honouring Ahmad Zuwairi Yousoff’s Global Contributions-

As Malaysia’s Consul General in Mumbai, Ahmad Zuwairi Yousoff has played a pivotal role in strengthening diplomatic relations and promoting cross-cultural collaboration. His recognition at the BANA Awards 2026 reflects his commitment to international cooperation, community engagement, and humanitarian values.

This award highlights the rising importance of global partnerships in advancing human rights and nurturing mutual understanding between nations.

Star-Studded Presence Adds Glamour to the Event-

The evening was further elevated by the presence of prominent personalities from the Indian entertainment industry. Among the distinguished guests were celebrated singer Deepa Narayan Jha, veteran actress Amita Nangia, versatile actor Aroon Bakshi, renowned performer Rajesh Puri, and popular comedian Ahsan Qureshi, along with many other dignitaries and influencers.

Their presence highlighted the event’s blend of cultural celebration and social recognition, making it a truly memorable occasion.

Event Highlights: Venue, Date, and Significance-

The awards ceremony took place on 9th April 2026 at the luxurious Hotel Sea Princess, bringing together leaders, achievers, and Bollywood representatives under one roof. Organized as part of a larger Human Rights Conclave, the event featured inspiring discussions, recognition ceremonies, and engaging segments.

The celebration also paid tribute to the legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, reinforcing the importance of equality, justice, and human dignity in today’s world.

As the world moves toward greater inclusivity and collaboration, such platforms play a crucial role in recognizing those who dedicate their lives to making a difference.





From "Zubaan" to Yo Yo Honey Singh: Celebrating Mozez Singh’s Bold Storytelling Journey

Singer Mozez Singh stands tall as one of the most unconventional and fearless storytellers in contemporary Indian cinema. Known for his visually rich narratives and socially relevant themes, Singh has carved a niche that seamlessly bridges independent cinema and mainstream digital storytelling. His journey reflects artistic courage, emotional depth, and a relentless pursuit of authenticity.

From "Zubaan" to Yo Yo Honey Singh: Celebrating Mozez Singh’s Bold Storytelling Journey on His Birthday

A Decade of Zubaan: The Emergence of a Courageous Voice

Mozez Singh made a remarkable debut with the film Zubaan, featuring Vicky Kaushal. Premiering at the esteemed Busan International Film Festival, the film quickly captured global attention for its poetic storytelling and daring exploration of identity, ambition, and self-expression.

This musical drama was distinguished by its experimental narrative style and evocative visuals. Singh’s direction earned him the Best Director award at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, solidifying his reputation as a filmmaker unafraid to challenge conventions.

Redefining OTT with Human

In 2022, Singh expanded his creative scope with the critically acclaimed web series Human. Co-directed by him, the medical thriller featured outstanding performances by Shefali Shah, Kirti Kulhari, and Vishal Jethwa.

The series offered a profound exploration of the ethical complexities of pharmaceutical trials and corporate greed, presenting a gripping narrative layered with moral dilemmas. Its intense storytelling and socially relevant themes resonated strongly with audiences, further establishing Singh’s influence in the OTT space.

Unmasking Fame with Yo Yo Honey Singh

Collaborating with the globally renowned Yo Yo Honey Singh, Mozez Singh ventured into documentary filmmaking, providing an unfiltered insight into the life of Honey Singh.

The documentary examines the peaks and valleys of stardom, addressing mental health, addiction, and the cost of fame. Singh’s sensitive yet candid storytelling added depth to the narrative, transforming it from a mere celebrity profile into a reflection on the pressures of modern fame and artistic reinvention.

Awards, Recognition & Cultural Impact

Mozez Singh’s work has garnered not only critical acclaim but also significant industry recognition. From being named a Rising Star Director at the Busan International Film Festival to winning Best Director at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, his accolades speak volumes about his craftsmanship.

He has also been honored at the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival for his contributions to meaningful cinema. His documentary work has received further recognition at the International Indian Film Academy Awards, highlighting his versatility across formats. Beyond awards, Singh has been featured in leading publications like GQ India and Forbes India, recognized as a cultural disruptor and visionary. As an artist who consistently challenges norms and reshapes narratives.

A Visionary Storyteller Shaping Modern Indian Cinema

What distinguishes Mozez Singh is his refusal to confirm. Whether exploring identity through music, exposing systemic flaws, or capturing the fragile psyche behind fame, his work remains profoundly human and strikingly relevant.

As he celebrates another year of success, Mozez Singh continues to inspire a new generation of filmmakers and storytellers, demonstrating that bold narratives and authenticity will always resonate with audiences.




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