Dhurandhar 2’s massive success to BTS’ comeback: Biggest entertainment newsmakers this week

From blockbuster box office storms to global pop culture moments, this week in entertainment delivered scale, controversy and emotion in equal measure. Here’s a breakdown of everything that dominated headlines.

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge storms the box office

If one film defined the week, it was _Dhurandhar 2_. The Ranveer Singh-led spy thriller didn’t just open big, it exploded. The film registered a record-breaking start and quickly turned into a full-blown cultural event, dominating conversations across platforms.

From viral behind-the-scenes clips to celebrity endorsements pouring in, the film’s scale, performances and political undertones ensured it stayed firmly in the spotlight.

Oscars take centre stage globally

Awards season hit its peak this week with the Oscars drawing global attention. While the ceremony celebrated the best of cinema worldwide, it also sparked conversations around representation, storytelling trends and the evolving global film landscape, continuing its role as both a celebration and a cultural barometer.

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BTS return with Arirang and take over Netflix

The biggest global pop moment came courtesy BTS. The group dropped their n ew album _Arirang_ on March 20 and followed it up with a massive comeback concert at Gwanghwamun Square, marking their first full-group performance in nearly four years.

The concert, streamed globally on Netflix, drew massive viewership and turned into a worldwide cultural event, blending music, identity and spectacle. The comeback effectively reset BTS’ global narrative, not just as performers, but as cultural icons.

Chuck Norris dies at 86

Hollywood lost one of its most enduring action stars this week. Chuck Norris, known for films like The Hitman (1991), The Delta Force (1986) and Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection (1990), passed away at the age of 86.

A martial arts icon turned pop culture legend, Norris’ legacy extended far beyond cinema, into internet lore, fandom and generations of action storytelling.

Nora Fatehi caught in ‘Sarke Chunar’ controversy

Back home, controversy brewed around the song _Sarke Chunar_ from _KD: The Devil_. The track sparked outrage over alleged obscenity, leading to it being pulled down and triggering legal scrutiny. The row escalated further with complaints, summons and even calls for action against those associated with the song. Fatehi, who features in the video, distanced herself from the Hindi version, stating she had flagged concerns earlier.