BTS, a.k.a Bangtan Sonyeondan was scheduled to visit Indian ARMYs in 2020. However, the unexpected rise in COVID-19 cases stalled their plans and they ended up enlisting in the South Korean military soon after. Now that the members are back from their mandatory military services, fans have been eagerly waiting for updates about their next move.

According to a report from Bloomberg, BTS is set to launch its biggest world tour to date with 65 shows. The report further stated that half of the shows from the 65 will be held in North America. However, their agency clarified the situation. They added that neither the number of shows nor the size of the tour has been finalised. “Details regarding the dates and scale of BTS’ new world tour remain unconfirmed. The dates you mentioned are not the latest number we are discussing,” the agency added. For those unaware, the group was seen performing last in Las Vegas in April 2022. It was for the final show of its four-city tour. Interestingly, the overall tour had raked in 18 million dollars through 12 larger-than life shows.

Are the BTS members coming to India in 2026 then? That’s the million dollar question. Rumours have it that the group is planning to visit the country and meet their Indian fans. However, their agency hasn’t confirmed the same.

The BTS members are also gearing up to release new music. The members have been busy in Los Angeles to prepare for their Spring 2026 comeback. The details about the same have currently been kept under the wraps. However, many fans are of the opinion that the group will embark on their world tour after the release of their upcoming album. This album will also mark as their first release post military discharge.

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Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam are all set to star in Suparn Verma’s Haq, a high-intensity drama inspired by the landmark Shah Bano case. The trailer of the film was launched today in the presence of the cast, director, writer and the producers. The Shah Bano case sparked national conversations about women’s rights, religion, and the scope of secular law in a democratic nation.

The trailer opens with a seemingly blissful marriage between Emraan (Abbas) and Yami’s (Shah Bano) character,  before their relationship takes a drastic turn when Abbas marries another woman. Refusing to share her husband, Yami’s character stands her ground but Abbas divorces her by uttering “talaq” three times.

The conflict deepens when he stops providing alimony for her and their children. Determined not to succumb to the injustice, Shah takes her fight to court. She faces her ex-husband in court as he fights the case as a lawyer against her. 

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Shah Bano urges the court to see her as an Indian Muslim and requests for secular law to apply on her. But her community, including Abbas, condemns her for defying Sharia. Ahmed stands firm in defending religious law, setting the stage for a charged courtroom drama that explores the intersection of belief, gender, and justice.

During the trailer launch event, Emraan Hashmi shared that the film is not just a courtroom drama, but it is also about love, betrayal, religion, and a woman’s dignity. Produced by Junglee Pictures, the studio behind impactful films like Raazi, Talvar, and Badhaai Do, along with Insomnia Films and Baweja Studios, Haq continues the tradition of socially relevant and thought-provoking cinema. 

Haq also stars Sheeba Chaddha and debutant Vartika Singh, among others. The film will be released theatrically on November 7.