After receiving a diagnosis of the autoimmune condition myositis, Samantha Ruth Prabhu made the decision to prioritize her health by taking a one-year hiatus from employment. Samantha addressed her plans during a recent Instagram live session, denying persistent rumours that she would star with Salman Khan in a Karan Johar production in her Hindi film debut.

Currently, Samantha is on a break from work. She made the decision to break away from acting for at least six months after the Citadel filming was completed. After a busy year, it is said that the actress wishes to concentrate on her health.

Actress Gautami has filed a police complaint against a builder, Allagappan, after he sent death threats to the actress and her daughter, Subbalakshmi. Gautami has alleged that the builder and his wife created forged documents and defrauded her of assets worth Rs 25 crore.

The movie starring Shah Rukh Khan is sure to take over screens everywhere. Before that occurs, though, take a moment to review the movies that are now playing in theatres and their overall box office results.

She is one of the richest actresses is India and has a net worth of Rs 560 Crores. She owns three houses; one in London, and 2 in Mumbai (Juhu and Bandra).

Samantha is a prominent actress who was looking forward to the premiere of her high-profile movie Kushi, and was shocked to learn of her manager's financial mismanagement. They recently had a long and mostly unsatisfying talk as a result of this finding.

From Vijay Deverakonda and Samantah Ruth Prabhu starrer Kushi to Mohit Raina’s The Freelancer, here’s a look at the list of movies and OTT series releasing this week..

This year, Jacqueline Fernandez and Samantha Ruth Prabhu attended the India Day Parade in New York City, and netizens are not happy with Jacqueline being a part of it.

These actresses have made significant contributions to Indian cinema and have a strong fan following not just in the south but also across the country. They have a huge demand and are super busy with back to back films