Gippy Grewal

Hindi film producers are increasingly collaborating with regional cinema, with Karan Johar's Dharma Productions teaming up with Punjabi star Gippy Grewal for Akaal: The Unconquered. Inspired by Aamir Khan's suggestion, the film will have a Hindi release. Grewal's movie, starring his son and other notable actors, is a fictional tale set in the 1840s Punjab.

Hina Khan reunited with her Shinda Shinda No Papa co-stars Gippy Grewal and his son, Shinda, after her Umrah trip. They spent quality time together, and Hina expressed her love and gratitude for the Grewal family, particularly appreciating their support during her diagnosis and surgery.

Actor, singer and filmmaker Gippy Grewal, who is gearing up for the release of his upcoming film " The Unconquered", has talked about the popularity of periodic films and said it is "fascinating."

Gippy Grewal's new film Akaal: The Unconquered, a fictional story set in 1840s Punjab, features his son Shinda performing impressive action sequences. Aamir Khan suggested releasing the film in Hindi, leading to collaboration with Dharma Productions. The film has an ensemble cast, and Grewal clarified it’s not a biopic, but fiction inspired by historical events.

Filmmaker Karan Johar is all set to make his Punjabi film debut with Gippy Grewal's "Akaal". The Dharma head also graced the trailer launch event of "Akaal", alongside the cast.

Punjabi actress-singer Nimrat Khaira, starring in the upcoming film 'Akaal: The Unconquered,' found a newfound interest in history, particularly the Sikh Empire, while preparing for her role. The film, set in 1840s Punjab, presents the story of Sardar Akaal Singh, his village's resilience, and an assault by Jangi Jahan's forces.

Karan Johar, along with Gippy Grewal, recently launched the official trailer of the period action drama 'Akaal' in Mumbai. The movie holds significant value for Karan as it is his production house's first Punjabi film. During the recent trailer launch, Karan shared how Akshay Kumar switches to Punjabi while negotiating so that the other people around do not understand.

Bollywood producers are increasingly investing in regional cinema, recognizing its rich storytelling and commercial potential. Films in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and other regional languages are attracting wider audiences through streaming platforms. Collaborations between Bollywood and regional industries are fostering innovative narratives, celebrating India's diverse cultures, and bridging the gap between different film industries.

Karan Johar celebrated his mother Hiroo Johar's 82nd birthday by sharing heartfelt and humorous messages on Instagram. Karan expressed gratitude for her grounding and loving presence. He also shared childhood photos. Additionally, Karan announced his venture into Punjabi cinema, collaborating with Gippy Grewal on the film 'Akaal', which will be released in Hindi worldwide.

Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar has given his own hilarious spin to the never-ending about "insider and outsider" conversation and said that he is very "happy to be entitled" to his own thoughts.

Filmmaker Karan Johar's Dharma Productions has announced its collaboration with actor-singer Gippy Grewal for the Punjabi film 'Akaal'.

Gippy Grewal, at Akaal's trailer launch, addressed the backlash against Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor's debut in Nadaaniyan. Recalling his own initial criticism during Carry On Jatta, he emphasized that such feedback can be a driving force. Karan Johar supported moving forward despite opinions. Nadaaniyan premiered on Netflix, featuring an ensemble cast.

Ibrahim Ali Khan stepped into Bollywood with his debut film 'Nadaaniyan' earlier this month, but the OTT release failed to impress many movie lovers due to its plot and experimentation with a new kind of romantic comedy. Now, actress Khushi Kapoor has expressed her desire to star in a horror-themed film amidst the ongoing trolling and criticism surrounding 'Nadaaniyan'.

Karan Johar shared a loving post for his mother’s 82nd birthday with throwback photos. He expressed gratitude for her influence in his life. Karan also received attention for his recent weight loss transformation. Professionally, he is entering Punjabi cinema with his project Akaal, set for a worldwide Hindi release, in collaboration with Gippy Grewal’s Humble Motion Pictures.

Tina Ahuja reflects on her journey in the entertainment industry, from assisting her father Govinda to pursuing acting and managing his work. She discusses the challenges of being a star kid, overcoming misconceptions, and her desire for meaningful roles in films, web shows, and behind the camera.

Gippy Grewal is set to release his epic historical drama 'Akaal', based on the valor of Sikh warriors, on April 10, 2025. The film, featuring an ensemble cast and music by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, promises to be a tribute to the bravery and sacrifices of Sikh fighters.

Gippy Grewal has released another video from his album ‘The Main Man’. Titled ‘Vailpuna’, it features Gippy Grewal and Sara Gurpal in the lead and has been crooned by the former and Afsana Khan.

On November 27, Gippy Grewal and Bhushan Kumar joined hands for two Punjabi productions and today the shoot of one of them has gone on the floors. Titled ‘Daaka’, the movie stars Gippy Grewal and Zarine Khan in the lead cast.

Gippy Grewal was last seen in ‘Ardaas Karaan’ and his next outing is ‘Daaka’, which is slated to release on November 1st. Though the movie’s release is months away, to keep the buzz going the makers are to drop the teaser soon.