Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par has made ₹82.40 crore in six days since its release on June 20. The film opened with ₹10.7 crore and made ₹60 crore over the weekend. Earnings on Monday and Tuesday stayed around ₹8 crore, and it earned ₹7.25 crore on Wednesday. Despite no ticket discounts, the film is holding steady, especially in urban areas. Directed by RS Prasanna, the movie features Genelia Deshmukh and 10 debutant neurodivergent actors. It mixes comedy, emotion, and sports to highlight human resilience. With new films releasing soon, Sitaare Zameen Par must maintain its pace to stay strong. 

Punjabi star Diljit Dosanjh sparked controversy by featuring Pakistani actor Hania Aamir in the trailer of Sardaar Ji 3, set for an overseas-only release on June 27, amid heightened India–Pakistan tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack and India’s Operation Sindoor. While the film was shot prior to the attack, social media users criticized the casting choice, labeling Diljit “shameless,” “insensitive” or even a “traitor,” with Reddit comments reading, “Disgusted by him. What a shameless person he is” and “Never spoke a word…now we know why”. The geo-blocked trailer in India highlights the decision to skip domestic release. Co-stars include Neeru Bajwa, Gulshan Grover, Manav Vij and Jasmin Bajwa.

Post-strike satellite images show extensive damage at Iran's Fordow nuclear facility after a US airstrike using bunker-buster bombs. The US struck Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan with six GBU-57 bombs and 30 Tomahawk missiles, targeting deeply buried uranium enrichment sites. President Donald Trump hailed the attack as “very successful.” The Fordow site, located under a mountain near Qom, showed signs of caved-in terrain and sealed tunnel entrances. Iran claims the sites had been evacuated earlier, with no risk of radiation. The International Atomic Energy Agency noted uranium at Fordow had been enriched to 83.7% purity—close to bomb-grade levels. (PC: NDTV)

Hollywood A‑lister Brad Pitt has been spotted during behind‑the‑scenes filming of F1 wearing a vibrant Tangaliya shirt by Indian label 11.11/Eleven Eleven—paying homage to the intricate 700‑year‑old weaving tradition from Gujarat . Originating in Surendranagar and Kachchh, Tangaliya uses knotted daanas (beads) for embossed motifs, visible on both sides of the fabric. Traditionally crafted with organic kala cotton via peti charkha, it now incorporates silks and merino wool . The actor’s sartorial nod, shared by costume designer Julian Day, highlights his fondness for India and its rich artisanal heritage. The shirt retails at ₹39,000 and the movie premieres June 27 in India. (PC: Instagram)

With Sitaare Zameen Par releasing on June 20, Aamir Khan reinforces his reputation for blending entertainment with meaningful social commentary . Known for hits like 3 Idiots, PK, and Taare Zameen Par, Khan treats cinema as a “moral science classroom” — weaving complex themes into accessible narratives . Director R.S. Prasanna says Aamir doesn’t just chase perfection but pursues cinematic “magic,” embracing collaboration and humility behind the scenes . As Sitaare Zameen Par follows neurodivergent children in a heartfelt storyline reminiscent of his 2007 classic, audiences can expect a poignant, educational experience. Aamir’s sincerity and nuanced approach remain central to each film’s enduring impact. (PC: India Today)

Director Joseph Kosinski’s F1 reunites him with Brad Pitt in a formula sure to energize theaters. Pitt stars as aging racer Sonny Hayes, returning to mentor rookie Joshua Pierce (Damson Idris) amid the high-stakes world of Formula One . Critics praise its immersive "head‑rush" racing sequences and Hans Zimmer’s electrifying score, calling it a visceral, thrilling cinematic experience . Holding an 85 % Rotten Tomatoes rating, F1 is dubbed a “high‑octane crowd‑pleaser” on par with Top Gun: Maverick . Set to release June 27 in India (June 27) and the U.S. (June 27), it's widely regarded as "the most enjoyable film of the year." (PC: IMDB)

The Supreme Court on June 17, 2025, sharply rebuked Karnataka’s ban on Kamal Haasan’s film Thug Life, citing that CBFC certification entitles a movie to be shown, and that “mob and vigilante rule” cannot obstruct legal screening. It reprimanded both the state government and Karnataka High Court for demanding an apology from Haasan over his remark that “Kannada was born from Tamil,” deeming such demands beyond the court’s remit. The bench granted Karnataka one day to report on implementation and transferred the case to the Supreme Court, scheduling the next hearing for Thursday. (PC: Hindustan Times)

BTS members RM (Kim Namjoon) and V (Kim Taehyung) were discharged from South Korea’s mandatory military service on June 10, greeted by cheering fans. RM played the saxophone, while V held flower bouquets, marking their return with warmth and gratitude. The duo hinted at upcoming performances, sending BTS ARMY into a frenzy. RM shared emotional enlistment-to-discharge photos on Instagram, while V posted a heartfelt image of the two together. Jimin and Jungkook will be discharged on June 11, and Suga on June 21, paving the way for BTS’s full reunion and potential comeback concerts. (PC: AFP)

Indian rapper Badshah faced immediate social media backlash on June 5–7, 2025, after responding to a fan on X (formerly Twitter) by saying he’d “rather make babies with” global pop star Dua Lipa, following a simple red heart emoji post . Critics condemned the remark as “cheap,” “creepy,” and tone-deaf . Instead of apologising, Badshah defended his remark, calling it “one of the most beautiful compliments” and wrote, “Meri soch nahi tumhari soch…” (“It’s not my mindset, it’s yours”) . His explanation only intensified debate around cultural sensitivity, public humour, and boundaries in celebrity statements online. (PC: Getty Images)

Deepika Padukone’s controversial exit from Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Spirit reportedly stemmed from high remuneration demands and creative disagreements. Sources claim the actress asked for ₹25 crore, a 10% profit share, and refused to deliver dialogues in Telugu, which clashed with the director’s vision. Additional demands included an entourage allowance and restricted working hours. The team was also alarmed by leaked plot details allegedly linked to Padukone. Though her PR team positioned the exit as work-life balance, insiders reveal it was more about professionalism and flexibility. Triptii Dimri has now been cast opposite Prabhas in the high-profile project. (PC: News18)