Indo-Canadian filmmaker Richie Mehta’s seven-part series 'Delhi Crime', based on the investigation of the Nirbhaya rape case has sealed a distribution deal with Netflix and will release on March 22. The series will revolve around female police officer Vartika Chaturvedi, played by actress Shefali Shah. Shefali leads the investigation IN THE SERIES and finds out horrific details about the rape incident. 

After two TV actors,&nbsp;Manmeet Grewal&nbsp;and&nbsp;Preksha Mehta&nbsp;allegedly committed suicide, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry has written to broadcasters and producers of TV serials to clear due payments of artistes.&nbsp;
The ministry, in its letter, urged that broadcasters and producers to take a compassionate view of the current situation and ensure that they clear the dues of&nbsp;TV artists engaged&nbsp;in the production of serials &amp; shows up to March 2020.

Actor Manas Shah who was last seen in ZeeTv's show 'Hamari Bahu Silk' is going through a rough phase financially. In an interview with a leading daily, Shah who is the sole earner of his family revealed that he had to sell his car and move out of his rented apartment to sustain himself. Talking about non-payment of dues, the actor revealed that after October 2019 he has not been paid a single penny by producers of shows he's worked in.

Salman Khan who is living at his Panvel farmhouse amid the lockdown, is all set to share his quarantine experience in a new show titled 'House of Bhaijaanz'. According to reports, the show will also feature other celebrities including Jacqueline Fernandez, Iulia Vantur among others who are isolating at Salman's farmhouse. The show will be reportedly hosted by Waluscha De Sousa and will be aired on Colors TV.

Television actress Preksha&nbsp;Mehta who was known for her work in serials like Crime Patrol, 'Laal&nbsp;Ishq'&nbsp;among others committed suicide by hanging herself at her residence in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, on Monday night. Reports claim, the actress&nbsp;left a suicide note but the note does not reveal the reason behind her decision to end her life.&nbsp;Preksha&nbsp;also posted a heartbreaking message on her Instagram&nbsp;right before ending her life, saying the worst thing is when dreams die.

Producer of the Amazon Prime series 'Paatal Lok', Anushka Sharma has been served with a legal notice by a member of the Lawyers Guild for degrading the Nepali community in the second episode of the series. Sikkim Lok Sabha MP Indra Hang Subba has written a letter to Information and Broadcasting minister Prakash Javadekar calling for action against the makers of the show for using sexist and racist slur. Subba has strongly condemned the 'irresponsible and insensitive act' and said that he supports the online petition which calls for the muting of the slurs and blurring of the subtitles. The MP has also sought an apology from the makers of the series along with a disclaimer.

The makers of 'Raktanchal' have released the first trailer of the upcoming crime-drama series.&nbsp;Directed by&nbsp;Ritam Shrivastav, the web series shows the battle of power between two mafias over tenders of&nbsp;development work in Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;Starring&nbsp;Vikram Kochhar, Pramod Pathak, Chitranjan Tripathi, Soundarya Sharma, Ronjini Chakraborty, and others, the series streams on MX Player&nbsp;from May 28.

Amazon Primes 'Paatal Lok' has landed in yet another legal controversy. A&nbsp;BJP MLA from UP,Nandkishore Gurjar, has filed a complaint against producer Anushka Sharma&nbsp;claiming that she has used his photo in the show without his permission.&nbsp;Gurjar&nbsp;adds, that the show&nbsp;tries to create differences among different castes in India.
Gurjar&nbsp;has accused the makers of the show for&nbsp;promoting communal stir and has demanded that a case should be filed against Anushka under the National Security Act.&nbsp;
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After two&nbsp;successful seasons, the makers of web series&nbsp;'Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain', have released the trailer for the show's&nbsp;third season. Featuring&nbsp;Ronit&nbsp;Roy and Mona Singh&nbsp;in lead roles, the latest trailer&nbsp;hints at a lot of drama. The show will stream on&nbsp;ALTBalaji and ZEE5 on June 6.

Anushka Sharma's 'Paatal Lok' which has become nation's latest obsession is reportedly all set to get its sequel. According to a reports in Mid-Day, the first season took inspiration from former Tehelka editor-in-chief and rape-accused Tarun Tejpal's book, 'The Story of my Assassins', the second season will be based on an original script and the narrative will again revolve around Jaideep's&nbsp;cop character Hathiram Choudhary as he investigates a new case. Apart from Jaideep Ahlawat, Amazon Prime's 'Paatal Lok' also stars Neeraj Kabi, Gul Panag, Ishwak Singh among others in pivotal roles.&nbsp;

The Bombay High Court on Friday dismissed a copyright infringement plea against Netflix and Red Chillies Entertainment seeking to hold their horror series Betaal&rsquo;s May 24 worldwide release.
The move comes after Marathi screenwriters Sameer Wadekar and Mahesh Gosawi accused 'Betaal' makers for lifting the plot of their Marathi zombie film, 'Vetaal'.
Meanwhile, 'Betaal' co-producer Red Chillies Entertainment opposed the plea and stated in its response that 'Betaal'&nbsp;can by no stretch of imagination be termed as adaptation and that there was no similarity either in the concept, narration, arrangement, characters, properties as alleged.

Veteran actor Satish Kaul, who has acted in several Hindi films and shows including BR Chopra's 'Mahabharat', says he&rsquo;s currently facing financial woes and the nation-wide lockdown has only made the situation worse.
The actor who played the role of Lord Indra in 'Mahabharat' told&nbsp;PTI&nbsp;that he was living in an old age home earlier, but is currently staying at a rented accommodation in Ludhiana.
Revealing that he is struggling for medicines, groceries and basic needs, Kaul urged members of the entertainment industry to reach out to him with monetary help and that&nbsp;as he is ready to resume his career as an actor again.

Joey King and Jacob Elordi starrer 2018 rom-com 'Kissing Booth' is all set for its sequel.
King shared the news on Thursday night during a live YouTube&nbsp;event, where she was joined by fellow cast members and shared secrets about their upcoming movie.
The original film follows King&rsquo;s character, a high schooler who runs into trouble when she starts to fall for her best friend&rsquo;s older brother Noah.
The sequel is all set to start streaming on Netflix from July 24.

Comedian Kapil Sharma&nbsp;has issued&nbsp;an apology to the Kayastha community for hurting their sentiments during an episode of 'The Kapil Sharma Show'.
Offering an unconditional apology, Kapil&nbsp;took to Twitter &amp; wrote that&nbsp;if mentioning&nbsp;Shri Chitragupta Ji&nbsp;on the episode&nbsp;aired on&nbsp;28 March&nbsp;has hurt their sentiments&nbsp;the entire team of 'The Kapil&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;Show' apologies.
Sharma&nbsp;added that their intention wasn&rsquo;t to hurt anyone.

TV actor&nbsp;Ashiesh Roy who earlier sought financial assistance has now requested the hospital to discharge him as he has no money left to pay the bills.
Speaking to Times of India, the actor said he spent his saving of ₹2 lakh in the first two days of being&nbsp;hospitalised and now he wants to go back home as he can't&nbsp;afford the treatment.
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Netflix has released the trailer for the final season of its teen-drama '13 Reasons Why'.
The fourth season will show the group of teens preparing to graduate, knowing that before they say goodbye to their Liberty High School, they will have to keep a dangerous secret buried and face heartbreaking choices that could impact their future forever.
Created by Brian Yorkey, '13 Reasons Why' final season will start streaming on Netflix from June 5.

Netflix has released the first trailer for 'Choked', the new film by director Anurag Kashyap.
Starring Saiyami Kher and Roshan Mathew in the lead, the film tells the story of a couple who accidentally discovers rolls of cash in their kitchen pipes which make their life better until demonetisation hits hard and all the cash they have is rendered useless.
Also featuring&nbsp;Amruta Subhash and Rajshri Deshpande in pivotal roles, 'Choked' starts streaming on Netflix from June 5.

Actress Ruby Rose has quit the lead role in DC&rsquo;s 'Batwoman' series ahead of season 2.&nbsp;Rose issued a statement to the US media saying that she had made the very difficult decision to not return to Batwoman and she was beyond appreciative of the show's producers for welcoming her into the DC universe.&nbsp;Following her announcement, Warner Bros. and the CW issued a joint statement congratulating the actress for contributing to the success of the first season and revealed that Rose would be replaced with a new lead actress and member of the LGBTQ community in the coming months.

Actor&nbsp;Ashiesh Roy who has been admitted to the ICU in a Mumbai hospital has sought financial help for his dialysis through a Facebook post.
Filmmaker&nbsp;Hansal&nbsp;Mehta&nbsp;who reached out to the actor also took to Twitter &amp; asked film bodies to&nbsp;provide financial assistance to the actor.&nbsp;
Ashiesh Roy is known for his work in TV shows like 'Sasural Simar Ka' and 'Raja Natwarlal' among others.

TV actor Zaan Khan, who was seen in Zee TV&rsquo;s show 'Hamari Bahu Silk', made a shocking revelation about the ordeal of the cast and crew due to the non-payment of dues by producers.
Taking on&nbsp;Instagram, Zaan Khan who was the lead actor of the show shared a series of videos in which one of the cast threatened to commit suicide if she was not given her pending amount, especially during these tough times when everyone is facing a financial crisis.
'Hamari Bahu Silk' show went off-air last year and it has been more than 6 months that the producers haven&rsquo;t given hard-earned money of the cast and crew yet.&nbsp;

The trailer of Abhay Deol's next production 'What are the Odds?' is out. Starring Yashaswini Dayama, Karanvir Malhotra, and Abhay Deol in the lead, the trailer showcases the coming of age story about two teenagers who bunk school and get entangled in a series of unforgettable&nbsp;events. Directed by debutant Megha Ramaswamy, 'What are the Odds?' will start streaming on Netflix&nbsp;from May 20.

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