MUMBAI, (IANS) – Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor learned the art of Kalaripayattu, a traditional martial art form for one of the fighting sequences for his upcoming film ‘Shamshera’.

Bollywood thrives on glamour, and these stars broke stereotypes and shed weight—both physical and societal—to truly shine on screen and inspire a new wave of transformation in the industry.

Travellers arriving at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport are in for a visual treat. In a vibrant celebration of Kerala’s rich heritage, the gateway towers at the Chakka overbridge have ...

Fluent in Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam, Salim worked across languages with ease. Beyond cinema and TV, he was also a martial artist, trained in Kalaripayattu and Karate, and he ...

Meet 82-year-old sword-wielding Meenakshi Raghavan, widely thought to be the oldest woman in the world to practise Kalaripayattu–a martial art form. Fondly known as Meenakshi Amma, the martial ...

For Mr India World 2016 and Mister World semi-finalist Vishnu Raj Menon, Yoga is Vishnu’s way of coming home and finding inner balance. He speaks of yoga as not just an exercise, but as a philosophy. ...

🚨Uttar Pradesh,passenger Rajprakash was brutally beaten🩸 on the Vande Bharat train from Delhi to Bhopal after refusing to give his window seat to BJP MLA Rajiv Singh Paricha.

For a war sequence in the film, the actor learned horse riding, Kalaripayattu, and sword fighting. It is written and directed by Rishab himself. The film is expected to release on October 2, 2025.

A 50-year-old man claims he was assaulted at Jhansi railway station by associates of BJP MLA Rajeev Singh Paricha, following a seating dispute on a train.

Kalari isn’t just a martial art—it’s my family’s heartbeat. From watching my parents train under the sky to teaching others by 16, Kalari shaped my life. My father broke barriers, my mother shattered ...