Siddhant Chaturvedi releases song Rehna on his birthday
On his birthday, actor Siddhant Chaturvedi released his original music track Rehna, in collaboration with DAWgeek. The song, rooted in Siddhant’s love for writing and poetry, carries an intimate and emotional tone, blending meaningful lyrics with a mellow sound. DAWgeek described Rehna as a heartfelt “happy melody” inspired by their travel experiences and a plea for future partners to “stay along.” The accompanying video shows Siddhant and DAWgeek in a relaxed seaside jamming session, with acoustic guitar and vocals creating a soothing vibe. On the work front, Siddhant will next star in a biopic on legendary filmmaker V. Shantaram, directed by Abhijeet Shirish Deshpande. He recently expressed gratitude for the positive response to the film’s first look. (IANS)
Millie Bobby Brown on Enola Holmes: Stakes feel bigger
Millie Bobby Brown returns as Enola Holmes in Enola Holmes 3, saying the character has grown more confident and emotionally mature. Speaking to People, she said Enola still has her curiosity and “fire,” but now faces higher emotional and narrative stakes as she comes into her own. Brown also hinted at a deeper romantic storyline between Enola and Tewkesbury, played by Louis Partridge. She noted their relationship feels more mature, while Partridge teased wedding drama and conflict, saying the characters are “older, wiser, and care deeply for each other.”
Brown added that Enola continues to evolve and has no real ending, comparing the character’s humour and personality to her own, which made the role feel personal and natural. (IANS)
Taylor Swift says fan theories can go ‘too far’
Taylor Swift has said that fans often overanalyse her lyrics and try to decode who her songs are about, sometimes taking theories to “extreme” levels. Speaking to The New York Times, she said parts of her fanbase engage in “detective work” to identify real-life inspirations behind her music, which she finds unavoidable. Swift said it becomes uncomfortable when people treat her songs like definitive proof of her personal life, comparing it to a “paternity test.” She emphasised that she is the one who writes the songs, not the subjects fans speculate about. She noted that while such interpretations are part of fame, she focuses on her own connection to her art. Swift added that she creates music for herself first and hopes listeners appreciate it over time, even if they don’t immediately understand it. (ANI)
KD: The Devil cleared for release with ‘A’ certificate
Director Prem’s upcoming action film KD: The Devil, starring Kannada actor Dhruva Sarja, has been cleared by the Central Board of Film Certification with an ‘A’ certificate ahead of its release. KVN Productions confirmed the update, calling the film “raw, ruthless, real,” and announcing its release schedule. The makers also clarified that they had earlier removed the trailer after uncertified content was mistakenly included and said they fully complied with certification rules. The film features an ensemble cast including Shilpa Shetty, V. Ravichandran, Ramesh Aravind, Nora Fatehi, and Sanjay Dutt. It releases on April 30, 2026. (IANS)
