BREAKING: After Sitaare Zameen Par’s HISTORIC Saturday jump, several multiplexes add post-midnight shows at 1:00 am and 3:00 am

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Sitaare Zameen Par has managed to do the unthinkable. The advance booking wasn’t upto the mark and the makers, in a unique strategy, decided not to have shows before 11:00 am on the day of release, possibly to avoid negativity over poor occupancy in these shows. The film opened at Rs. 10 crores, which was a fair opening but below par for a star like Aamir Khan. However, the positive word of mouth along with the credibility that Aamir enjoys has finally come into play. The film jumped dramatically on Saturday. The shows of Sunday also began to get full and looking at the demand, the multiplexes had to add post-midnight shows. The trend of having shows at 1:00 am, 2:00 am and 3:00 am is a post-pandemic phenomenon. The 2021 Diwali biggie Sooryavanshi was the first film to have such shows at night. Later, Gangubai Kathiawadi (2022), Drishyam 2 (2022), Gadar 2 (2023), Animal (2023), Pathaan (2023), Jawan (2023),...
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Johnny Depp plays a gig with Jeff Beck 2 weeks after Amber Heard wins in court

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This Sunday, 59-year-old Johnny Depp performed on the same stage with his regular musical partner Jeff Beck. The concert took place as part of the Helsinki Blues Festival. Apparently, Johnny has moved on from lengthy litigation with his ex-wife and is ready to move on - to perform and take on new roles in the cinema. "The trial was necessary, but he's happy it's over," an insider said of the Pirates of the Caribbean actor. "While he is relieved by the jury's verdict, he does not gloat about it." On June 9, Depp and Beck announced the imminent release of a new album called 18. The release is scheduled for July 15. "I'm honored to play and write music with Jeff, one of the real greats and who I now have the honor to call my brother," said the actor. The duo also released the official music video for their first single from the new album titled This is a Song for Miss Hedy Lamarr.   "I haven't had another creative partner like him in ages," Beck said of Depp in a press release. "He was the main force on this album. I just hope people take him seriously as a musician because it's hard for some people to accept that Johnny Depp can play rock and roll. Recall that earlier this month, Depp won all three defamation suits in his case against Amber Heard because of her 2018 article alleging that she was a victim of domestic violence. The jury awarded Depp $15 million in damages, but Amber will only pay $10.35 million due to a Virginia law limiting punitive damages. In addition, a seven-member jury awarded Heard $2 million in damages for her counterclaims against Depp. "Now he doesn't even talk about the trial," the source adds. "He filled a lawsuit because he felt it was necessary. However, he moves on. Now Johnny can get back to doing what he likes to do. He enjoys performing and has a busy summer ahead of him. He also looks forward to continuing the work. He just wants his career back. He loves to act."

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