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Bollywood’s enduring charm lies in its ability to reinvent emotions, genres, and storytelling for every generation. The upcoming Hindi films in November 2025 showcase that magic – spanning sci-fi, horror, drama, romance, and comedy. The month welcomes newcomers and rising stars alongside crowd-favourite performers. Let’s dive into the 10 Bollywood movies shaping the cinematic excitement of November 2025. 10 Most-hyped Hindi Movies Lighting Up Bollywood This November . Haq / Courtroom Drama / November 7, 2025 Penned by Reshu Nath, ‘Haq’ delves into a cross-section of individuals who wrestle with the quiet torment of debt and the fragile balance between dignity and survival. Their personal ties strain under the weight of financial uncertainty, sketching a portrait of contemporary life shaped by economic struggle. Produced by Baweja Studios, Insomnia Films, and Junglee Pictures, the legal drama is directed by Suparn Varma with music by Vishal Mishra. Emraan Hashmi, Yami Gautam, Sheeba Chaddha, Aseem Hattangady, Danish Husain, and Vartika Singh portray the major characters. Read more: November 2025 Netflix Originals Lineup: 10 Best Premieres Stealing Spotlight Ikkis / Historical War / November 7, 2025 Directed and written by Sriram Raghavan, ‘Ikkis’ retraces the short yet heroic life of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetrapal, the young soldier who earned the Param Vir Chakra for his bravery in the 1971 war. Bankrolled by Maddock Films, the historical drama features Agastya Nanda as Khetrapal. The other pivotal performances come from Dharmendra, Shree Bishnoi, Jaideep Ahlawat, Sikandar Kher, and Ekavali Khanna. Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible / Sci-fi / November 7, 2025 From SCI FI Indian Films and Falling Sky Entertainment comes ‘Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible’. Besides directing the cerebral science-fiction drama, Yogesh Pagare also wrote it with Jerome Bixby. The story begins with a seemingly ordinary house party, a joint celebration of Vansh Mehta’s birthday and history professor Manav Kumar’s farewell, which turns extraordinary when Manav discloses his astonishing secret: he has not aged since forty and has lived on Earth for 14,000 years. Read more: New Korean Drama Lineup for October 2025: The 10 Biggest Releases The ensemble cast includes Hiten Tejwani, Shikha Malhotra, Rajiv Thakur, Nihar Thakkar, Pournima Navani, Hansi Shrivastava, and Sanjeev Srikar, with music composed by Siddharth Saha. De De Pyaar De 2 / Romantic Comedy / November 14, 2025 Helmed by Anshul Sharma, ‘De De Pyaar De 2’ is a follow-up to the 2019 hit. With writing by Tarun Jain and Luv Ranjan, the comedy film is brought to life by Luv Films and T-Series Films. The movie stars Ajay Devgn, Rakul Preet Singh, R. Madhavan, Jaaved Jaaferi, Meezaan Jafri, and Gautami Kapoor. The sequel revisits the world of Ashish Mehra, a 52-year-old London-based investor who sets out to win over the family of his 26-year-old girlfriend, Ayesha Khurana. What begins as a polite family visit turns into a battle of egos when Ashish finds himself out-aged by Ayesha’s father, Dev, sparking a string of awkwardly funny encounters. Read more: South Indian Films Releasing in October 2025: 12 Must-watch Pan-Indian Lineup Taking charge of the musical score are Hitesh Sonik and Ariyan Mehedi, with songs by Yo Yo Honey Singh, Jaani, Payal Dev, Avvy Sra, and Sagar Bhatia. Agra / Psychological Drama / November 14, 2025 Saregama India Ltd, UFO Production, and O28 Films join forces to bring ‘Agra’ under the direction of Kanu Behl, who wrote it with Atika Chohan. The narrative centers on Guru, a lonely call center employee trapped between the claustrophobia of his family home and the false intimacy of digital life. His frustrations twist into delusion and self-destruction, capturing the raw ache of isolation in the urban middle class. The drama film features Priyanka Bose, Ruhani Sharma, Sonal Jha, Aanchal Goswami, Vibha Chibber, and debutant Mohit Agarwal in key roles.  Read more: Bollywood Hindi Movies List for October 2025: Top 10 Biggest Premieres Karan Gour’s music heightens the unsettling tone.

Enjoying the unparalleled beauty of nature cannot be measured by any monetary value. However, everything in the world comes with a price, tourism is no exception. Though travelling costs are getting higher day by day, Bangladeshi tourists can visit overseas within a tight budget with proper planning and right information. Let's explore some popular international tourist attractions to visit with 10,000 taka. 10 Overseas Places to Visit from Bangladesh with a Budget of BDT 10,000 Cherrapunji This city, which is also called Sohra, is situated in the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya. Notable attractions here include Mawsynram, the Double Decker Root Bridge, Mosmai Cave, and Mokdok View Point. Foreign visitors are drawn to enchanting waterfalls like Nohkalikai Falls, Thankharang Park, Mosmai Falls, Kalikai Falls, Rainbow Falls, Krangsuri Falls, and Seven Sisters Falls. To reach Sohra, travelers must take a train from Dhaka to Sylhet and then a bus to Tamabil. The minimum train fare from Dhaka to Sylhet is around BDT 400, and the bus journey from Sylhet to Tamabil costs BDT 35. Read more: 10 Most Affordable Destinations in Indonesia: Winter retreats on a budget Upon reaching Tamabil, complete Bangladesh immigration and cross-border checking at Indian customs. Subsequently, a taxi or minibus will leave for Shillong through Dauki Bazaar. Cherrapunji is a bit further, past the Wardslake gate of Shillong. For budget accommodation, homestays in Naingriat village can be arranged, with room rents for 4 people ranging from Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,500, approximately equal to BDT 1,330 to 2,000 (Rs 1 = BDT 1.33). The cost of food can range from Rs 160 to Rs 200 (approx. BDT 215 to BDT 266) per person per day. All in all, one can travel from Dhaka via Shillong to Cherrapunji and back to Dhaka in 3 days for around 8 to 9 thousand taka. Read more: Best Asian Alternatives to the Maldives: Affordable Island Getaways Delhi Delhi, the Indian capital on the banks of the river Yamuna, retains its popularity among travelers due to its historical significance. Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar, Chandni Chowk, India Gate, Red Fort, and Emperor Humayun's Tomb are among the city's prominent sightseeing spots. Dhaka residents can reach Delhi affordably by first taking a bus to Kolkata. A non-AC coach will cost around BDT 890 to BDT 900 per person. From Kolkata's Howrah, they need to take a train to Delhi, with a non-AC sleeper costing approximately Rs 650 to Rs 700 (close proximity to BDT 865 to BDT 931). Opting for a tour agency's sightseeing package, which typically costs Rs 300 to 500 per person (hovering near BDT 399 to BDT 665), is recommended. The average daily cost for food is Rs 390 (roughly BDT 519). Double-bed rooms in Paharganj can be found for Rs 500 to Rs 650 (approx. BDT 655 to BDT 865). Read more: Shopping in Malaysia: What to Buy, Where to Buy from Shimla The capital and largest city of Himachal Pradesh in North India is known as the Queen of Hill Stations. Places to visit in the picturesque city include Mall Road, The Ridge, Summer Hill, Viceroy Lodge, St. Michael's Cathedral, Himachal State Museum, and Jakhu. Budget visitors must first come to Kolkata from Dhaka by the ways mentioned earlier. A minimum of BDT 1,100 will be spent here along with the immigration process. After that, the explorers have to go to Howrah station in Kolkata as before. From there, the Kalka Mail train will take them to Kalka, for which the ticket price will be around Rs 710 (about BDT 945). Toy Train fare for Kalka to Shimla is Rs.50 (close to BDT 67). A room in Shimla can be rented for Rs 1,000 (near BDT 1,330), and food per day can cost Rs 194 (almost BDT 258) per person. Read more: Lawachara National Park Travel Guide: Evergreen forest in northeastern Bangladesh

India’s total coronavirus caseload on Wednesday reached 4.37 million as the country reported 89,706 new cases, officials said.

India has canceled the decision to reopen Taj Mahal as cases continue to mount in the northern city of Agra and other parts of the country.   India's Taj Mahal was set to welcome tourists from Monday (today), reports BBC.   The monument will remain closed until further notice for tourists.   Other monuments in the city such as Agra Fort and Akbar's tomb will also not be open to tourists.   Officials are yet to announce a date for their re-opening.   India's federal health ministry on Monday morning announced 425 new deaths with fresh 24,248 positive cases during the past 24 hours across the country, taking the number of deaths to 19,693 and total cases to 697,413.   With the detection of the new cases, the country has overtaken Russia to become the world's third-worst affected nation by the pandemic in terms of confirmed coronavirus cases.