Virat Kohli led Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) to a six-wicket victory over Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) with a hundred in the style of yesteryear and an undefeated 105 off 60 balls, reclaiming the top position in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 points standings at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur on Wednesday.

After Angkrish Raghuvanshi’s fluent 71 and Rinku Singh’s undefeated 49 helped Kolkata Knight Riders reach 192/4, Kohli produced a magnificent, unbroken century for RCB at a strike-rate of 175, which included 11 fours and three sixes. This was Kohli’s 9th IPL century and tenth overall in T20s, and it was enough for RCB to win the chase with five balls remaining.

After a 75-minute rain delay, Kohli treated the Raipur crowd to a chasing masterclass, with most of his shots coming through the leg side. The crowd was ecstatic.

RCB started cautiously in their pursuit of 193, with Saurabh Dubey making his debut and giving up just two runs in the first over.

After Vaibhav Arora made a mistake in line in the second over, Kohli took advantage of the opportunity by scoring four boundaries, including a rasping cut and a flick over square leg. Jacob Bethell likewise assaulted Dubey with a six and two fours before Kartik Tyagi caught and bowled him out.

But Powell dropped Kohli at cover, and Tyagi pulled him for six, indicating that he was still unperturbed. With boundaries off Tyagi and Narine, Devdutt Padikkal joined in, and the duo contributed fluency to the chase by scoring 92 runs for the second wicket.

As Kohli scored his fifty in 32 balls and Padikkal consistently identified flaws, the partnership flourished.

However, Tyagi shattered the stand when he knocked Padikkal out for 39 runs with an off-cutter. Despite Kohli maintaining control of the boundaries, Rajat Patidar was never himself after taking a hit to the head and eventually succumbed to Narine.

Tyagi’s wrists produced an amazing towering six to push Kohli into the nineties as the equation was under perfect control. In the 19th over, he struck a single off Arora to reach his ninth IPL century, giving a brief wave of his bat in recognition of the cheers.

Jitesh Sharma made sure there was no late drama even though Tim David was dismissed cheaply. In a chase that was characterized by intent and control, and never allowed the asking rate to increase, he grabbed Dubey’s short ball for four to secure the victory, needing three off the final over.

With the triumph, they were able to reclaim the top spot in the points standings and put an end to KKR’s four-game winning streak.

Raghuvanshi previously anchored KKR’s innings on a pitch where the odd ball stayed low, scoring seven fours and three sixes in his 46-ball innings, which had a strike rate of 154. 35. In his undefeated 29-ball stay, he created partnerships of 68 and 76 not with Cameron Green (32) and Rinku, who scored three fours and two sixes.

Raghuvanshi made sure the scoreboard was ticking by regularly discovering boundaries. Despite the fact that Green wasn’t at his fluent best, Rinku’s finishing flourish brought KKR over 190. In the meanwhile, RCB’s bowling was ineffective, and their fielding was careless, with numerous errors.

Although Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Josh Hazlewood, and Rasikh Salam Dar each took a wicket, none were able to effectively halt the scoring.

Finn Allen was sent in to bat first, and KKR lost him early in the third over when Bhuvneshwar found his outside edge and Jitesh Sharma caught him. Despite hitting three boundaries and a six, Ajinkya Rahane’s promising start came to an end when he gave Hazlewood a top edge off of his own bowling for 19.

Raghuvanshi then took charge, hitting the ball over mid-wicket and cleanly through the off-side. In the 13th over, Rasikh’s skiddy ball bowled out Green, who had been a capable teammate, scoring 32 with three fours and a six.

In the 14th over, Raghuvanshi scored his fourth fifty of the season in 32 balls, making him the youngest KKR batsman to ever hit four 50+ runs in a single IPL season. In the last few overs, when Rinku had speeded up after being cautious at first, he continued to anchor the innings, mixing placement with strength.

Raghuvanshi and his electric running between the wickets helped KKR rotate the strike effectively. By the time the innings ended, with every KKR batter making a contribution, Raghuvanshi was out trying to score a second run off the final ball, ending his score at 71, while Rinku was still at the crease.

However, Kohli’s outstanding run-chase completely overshadowed all of that.

Brief scores:
Kolkata Knight Riders 192/4 in 20 overs (Angkrish Raghuvanshi 71, Rinku Singh 49 not out; Josh Hazlewood 1-35, Rasikh Salam 1-35)
Royal Challengers Bengaluru 194/4 in 19.1 overs (Virat Kohli 105 not out, Devdutt Padikkal 39; Kartik Tyagi 3-32, Sunil Narine 1-31)

According to a report, amid worldwide supply disruptions caused by the Middle East crisis and rising crude prices, ethanol-blended petrol is quickly gaining popularity as a sustainable fuel of the future, with India rising as one of the most closely monitored biofuel success stories in the world.

It notes that India’s long-term ethanol mixing approach has reaped benefits by allowing the world’s fastest-growing economy to absorb the oil supply shock caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which has disrupted global markets.

It emphasizes that India has nearly achieved 20% ethanol blending in petrol, ahead of its initial target timetable, after rapidly accelerating its transition to biofuels from a modest 5% ethanol blending goal in 2003. The nation is now getting ready for E85 petrol, which is 85% ethanol, as well as for E100 fuels for flex-fuel cars that can run on a variety of ethanol mixes.

The article highlights the fact that India’s average ethanol blending rate was only 1. 53% as of 2014. Nevertheless, consistent policy support, capital investment in distillery capacity, and long-term strategy provided the groundwork for the quick growth seen today.

The introduction of the National Policy on Biofuels in 2018 marked a significant turning point, as it expanded the program’s coverage considerably.

The manufacture of ethanol was extended beyond sugarcane molasses to incorporate surplus rice, maize, broken food grains, and agricultural waste. According to the piece, the action lowered reliance on water-intensive sugarcane and integrated grain-producing areas of northern and central India into the ethanol economy.

It observes that what first started as an environmental initiative to reduce carbon emissions has now transformed into a more comprehensive national strategy centered on economic resilience, energy security, and rural development.

According to the article, the initiative is helping India save billions of dollars in foreign exchange by reducing reliance on imported crude oil, especially at a time when instability in West Asia continues to cause uncertainty in international supply chains.

India’s rural economy is also gaining greatly from the drive for ethanol. The increasing need for biofuel feedstock is assisting sugarcane growers, grain producers, distilleries, and biofuel infrastructure builders, as well as creating new jobs in transportation, logistics, agriculture, and manufacturing.

According to a report released Tuesday, API security breaches are costing businesses in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region a lot of money as they embrace artificial intelligence (AI) technology. The average predicted loss per incident is now more than $1 million.

According to an Akamai Technologies report, 81% of companies in the area had at least one API security breach in the last year.

The report said that the average cost per incident has increased significantly, from about $580,000 in last year’s analysis to over $1 million, indicating increasing cyber risks as AI acceptance picks up.

According to the report, the most frequent kind of security incident, cited by 43% of respondents, involved attacks utilizing APIs linked to AI technologies, such as apps, AI agents, and large language models (LLMs).

In addition, 93% of Indian firms and 90% of Singaporean businesses said they had experienced at least one API-related attack during the year, making them the most vulnerable to such assaults.

In the meanwhile, Japan had the greatest average financial impact from each breach at $1. 59 million, while Singapore came second with $1. 33 million for each occurrence.

According to the research, there is a significant lack of visibility in business security systems, with just 22% of survey participants claiming to have a comprehensive list of APIs and know which of them manage sensitive information.

In contrast, just 19% of organizations said they had completely integrated security testing into their API software development and deployment procedures, even though 72% of them said their focus on API security had increased in the previous year.

According to Reuben Koh, Director of Security Technology & Strategy at Akamai Technologies, Asia-Pacific & Japan, firms throughout the region are quickly implementing AI adoption, but the security infrastructures supporting those systems are still lacking.

He pointed out that APIs are increasingly becoming essential infrastructure for services powered by AI, and that insufficient supervision or transparency might result in service interruptions, increased recovery expenses, and erosion of public confidence.

The report warned that as AI services become more embedded into commercial operations, poor API visibility is becoming a compliance issue as well as a cybersecurity danger.

The Delhi Capitals successfully chased 210 runs against the Punjab Kings in Match 55 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Dharamsala, on Monday, which was the highest successful chase in the history of the IPL with six balls remaining.

An outstanding performance from captain Axar Patel, an aggressive innings from David Miller, and a courageous late cameo from IPL rookie Madhav Tiwari. After suffering early setbacks at 14/2 and later 138/5, Delhi Capitals rallied to defeat 211.

The pursuit got off to a bad start. In 2015, South Africa defeated India in Dharamsala’s previous highest successful T20 chase with 200 runs. Chennai Super Kings’ 193 against Kings XI Punjab in the 2010 IPL established the record. Arshdeep Singh’s opening over for PBKS gave up just six runs, even though he had a boundary edge, indicating that the team’s starting bowlers were prepared to defend 210. The initial hit was swift. With a well-placed delivery that dislodged the middle stump from the ground, Shardul Thakur, in his first game of the year, bowled Abishek Porel.

Things went from bad to worse when KL Rahul top-edged a pull shot off Arshdeep, allowing Marco Jansen to sprint from first slip and make a beautiful diving catch in front of Prabhsimran Singh. After three overs, DC was under a lot of pressure at 14/2.

The mood was momentarily lifted by Sahil Parakh, who made his debut. He began his account with a six over long-off off Thakur after nearly getting out on his second ball against Yash Thakur and later added a boundary in a 20-run fourth over that also featured two fours from Tristan Stubbs.

However, in the third Power Play, Arshdeep came back to take Parakh out for 14 runs. Yuzvendra Chahal almost let a straightforward catch slip before taking it, as the hitter mistimed a ramp shot towards short fine leg.

After five overs, DC was at 38/3, but Axar and Stubbs started to form a strong combination. PBKS’s fielding, though, had a combination of highs and lows. Suryansh Shedge later misjudged Axar’s shot at deep square leg, and Arshdeep dropped Stubbs at long-on off Ben Dwarshuis. Finally, after a confusion, Stubbs was run out, and Cooper Connolly struck the bowler’s end with a hard, direct hit.

Miller then came into the game and, together with Axar, restarted the chase. After surrendering 15 wides in 13 overs, PBKS switched the ball because the dew had set in, making it slick. After scoring just 44 runs in his previous eight innings, with an average of 6. 3 runs, Axar finally found his groove.

When DC reached 113/4 after 12 overs, he blasted a six off Dwarshuis after hitting three straight boundaries off Marcus Stoinis to achieve a 28-ball fifty.

Miller kept DC’s hopes alive despite Arshdeep’s strong performance, which included allowing only five runs in the 15th over and finishing with 2/21. In a 15-run over, he hit Jansen for a six and a four before Ashutosh Sharma added another boundary. In an effort to prevent one of those boundaries, Chahal seemed to hurt his left shoulder and was unable to throw for the remainder of the innings.

In the 17th over, the game changed once more. Miller put DC in a better position by hitting two massive sixes against Jansen. But when he tried for his third six, he top-edged a pull stroke, and Prabhsimran dived to catch it close to short third.

However, the game had one more surprise. Madhav Tiwari, who made his IPL debut, maintained incredible composure in the face of adversity. He then collaborated with Ashutosh to hit 19 runs off Stoinis in the 18th over, following a boundary off a backward point. With 18 runs off just eight deliveries, Tiwari turned the tide and maintained DC’s position in the game.

Tiwari began the last two overs, which needed 17 runs, with another boundary before Ashutosh struck a six and was then dismissed. The momentum changed once more because of a no-ball boundary.

With a huge six, Auqib Nabi brought the chase to a conclusion, giving DC the highest successful IPL chase in Dharamsala and maintaining their playoff aspirations.

Brief scores:
Punjab Kings 210/5 in 20 overs (Shreyas Iyer 59 not out, Priyansh Arya 56; Madhav Tiwari2-40, Mitchell Starc 2-57)
Delhi Capitals 216/7 in 19 overs (Axar Patel 56, David Miller 51; Arshdeep Singh 2-21, Yash Thakur 2-55)

India’s economy has weathered global shocks and is expected to achieve the full year 2026-27 GDP growth rate of 6. 6%, with a real GDP growth of about 7. 2% in the fourth quarter of the previous fiscal year (Q4 FY26), according to an SBI Research study published on Monday,

For the previous fiscal year (FY26), GDP growth is expected to be around 7. 5%. The Indian economy has continued to expand at a robust rate despite the challenges facing the world. According to high-frequency activity data, economic activity remained robust despite a little fall in Q4.

“Positive signals from agricultural and non-agricultural activities continue to support robust rural consumption. According to Dr. Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Group Chief Economic Adviser at State Bank of India (SBI), urban consumption has been consistently increasing since the previous holiday season, thanks to fiscal stimulus.

The increase in bank credit from scheduled commercial banks (SCBs) increased to 16. 1% in FY26 from 11. 0% in FY25. The overall increase in credit was Rs 29. 5 lakh crore, but the increase in credit in the first half of the year was only Rs 5 lakh crore, with the remaining Rs 24. 5 lakh crore coming in the second half.

Credit continued to rise in the second half of fiscal year 26 as a result of increased government spending as a result of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). According to the report, the same trend is still continuing now, with a 16% increase in credit as of April 30, 2026.

“Nonetheless, we predict that credit growth will remain strong in the first half of FY27 and will slow in the second half due to the high base effect. The research predicted that credit will grow at 13–14% throughout the year.

Despite external shocks, particularly the West Asian crisis, it is anticipated that domestic consumption will continue to push GDP increase.

Additionally, the SBI report model predicts that a $10 increase in crude oil prices per barrel might increase inflation by 35–40 basis points, the current account deficit by 35 basis points, and GDP by 20–25 basis points.

The report predicted that India’s GDP will grow at 6. 6% in FY27, with an average oil price of roughly $100 per barrel, assuming that the oil price is about $105 per barrel in May.

In the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026, Royal Challengers Bengaluru maintained composure during an exciting last-ball thriller to eliminate Mumbai Indians from the competition with an exciting two-wicket victory on Sunday at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium.

On a pitch that had given batters problems all night, RCB chased 167 and secured the victory on the last ball thanks to Krunal Pandya’s valiant 73 and an incredible late cameo from Bhuvneshwar Kumar.

The pursuit started off haphazardly. As Mumbai reduced RCB to 24/2, Devdutt Padikkal also fell cheaply while Deepak Chahar dealt a significant early blow by dismissing Virat Kohli for a golden duck in the very first over. Corbin Bosch then entered the game, taking out captain Rajat Patidar and leaving RCB in a precarious situation at 47/3 at the conclusion of the powerplay.

Mumbai seemed to be in charge at that point. The slow surface made it hard to play strokes, Bosch was bringing out awkward bounce, and Jasprit Bumrah was probing relentlessly. Krunal Pandya changed the course of the chase, even though Jacob Bethell made a cautious effort to steady the innings with a patient 27.

At first, Krunal absorbed pressure before gradually gaining control over the spinners. He repeatedly attacked the straight boundary, skillfully used the angles, and swept aggressively against Will Jacks and AM Ghazanfar. With Bethell, his clean six over wide long-on off Ghazanfar helped establish a vital fifty-run partnership and turn the tide in favor of RCB.

Krunal maintained the chase alive despite the fall of wickets all around him. Between throws, he kept falling to the ground as he fought through evident cramps in the final moments, but he didn’t stop his offensive. By planning his attack on Bosch and Ghazanfar, he made sure RCB stayed within striking distance of the goal.

But Mumbai continued to answer. Bosch’s outstanding spell (4-26) included a wicket maiden that took out Bethell before he later bowled Tim David and Jitesh Sharma out in consecutive balls. With only three runs allowed in Bumrah’s second-to-last over, it was just as outstanding, leaving RCB needing 15 runs from the last six deliveries.

Romario Shepherd received a free hit when Raj Bawa overstepped the first ball of the last over after it was too wide. However, just as Bengaluru appeared to be gaining the upper hand in the match, Bawa sacked Shepherd at the backward position, leaving RCB facing a loss.

Earlier in the evening, Bhuvneshwar had bowled a masterclass on a tough pitch, using intelligent variations in length and speed to dismiss Rohit Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav. He created the pivotal moment of the evening by using the bat.

Bhuvneshwar hit Bawa over deep cover for a beautiful six that flipped the game entirely after surviving a wide bouncer. He maintained composure even under extreme pressure and then pushed a single to leave two needed off the last ball.

Rasikh Salam Dar hammered the final ball past the bowler and raced back for the second run, diving home to seal a spectacular victory as the RCB team rejoiced.

Despite outstanding play from Bumrah, Chahar, and Bosch, the defeat brought Mumbai’s season to an end. The win for Bengaluru was characterized by Bhuvneshwar’s nerveless conclusion, Krunal’s bravery in the middle overs, and resilience, making it one of the games of the year.

Tilak Varma’s excellent recovery helped MI score 166/7 in the first innings. With a superb new-ball spell, Bhuvneshwar shredded through MI’s top order, taking the wickets of Ryan Rickelton, Rohit Sharma, and Suryakumar Yadav to leave Mumbai in disarray at 28/3.

With a cool 57 off 42 balls, Tilak then held the innings together, while Naman Dhir scored a crucial 47 in a vital partnership. Bhuvneshwar helped RCB battle back in the last few overs, limiting Mumbai to a competitive but manageable score on a challenging pitch, and he finished with amazing stats of 4/23.

Brief scores:
Mumbai Indians 166/7 in 20 overs (Tilak Varma 57, Naman Dhir 47; Bhuvneshwar Kumar 4-23, Romario Shepherd 1-18)
Royal Challengers Bengaluru 167/8 in 20 overs (Krunal Pandya 73, Jacob Bethell 27; Corbin Bosch 4-26, Deepak Chahar 2-33)

In his first address after taking office as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Sunday, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) President C. Joseph Vijay expressed his gratitude to the public for their trust and vowed a corruption-free administration, transparent governance, women’s safety, and a welfare-oriented administration in an emotionally and politically charged speech.

Shortly after being sworn in at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium, Vijay spoke to a large audience and stated that he came from humble beginnings and was not born into political privilege.

He started by saying hello to everyone who lives in my heart and then went on to describe his long journey from the film industry into politics. He said he knew hunger and poverty firsthand since his father was an assistant film director.

I don’t come from a royal political family. I’m one of you. I feel like your brother, your son, and your little sibling. You brought me to this place because you shared my sentiments, he explained.

In his first address as Chief Minister, the newly sworn-in Chief Minister broke down as he expressed his gratitude to the populace for supporting him during times of political assaults, humiliation, and criticism. The overwhelming public support, according to him, had turned C. Joseph Vijay from an individual into a bigger political reality.

Tamil Nadu has a debt burden of close to Rs 10 lakh crore, and Vijay acknowledged that the state is in a terrible financial situation. After thoroughly researching the administration from the inside, he claimed that the entire scope of the financial situation could be understood.

Before making any significant choices, he stated, “I will publish a white paper about the state’s financial situation. ” Vijay emphasized the mandate as a significant responsibility and promised that his administration would prioritize healthcare, road infrastructure, the supply of drinking water, the distribution of rations, the safety of women, and the eradication of narcotics.

All eight crore citizens of Tamil Nadu are my people, regardless of whether they are my friends or foes, he stated.

In a forceful message against corruption, Vijay pledged that under his leadership, not a single paisa of taxpayer cash would be misused.

Vijay will not make a mistake, and he will not tolerate any misconduct, he said.

In his statement to his political opponents, he also urged those who thought they could use political tricks to destabilize the government to give up such notions.

He emphasized that the area has just one center of authority.

Vijay stated that the new government is a fresh start for Tamil Nadu, and he ended his address by thanking women, young people, farmers, instructors, government workers, fishermen, children, alliance partners, and TVK members.

Jackie Shroff, a Bollywood Actor who is prepared for the release of his next film, The Great Grand Superhero, on May 29, believes that being healthy and active at an advanced age of life makes you a superhero.

He told that The Great Grand Superhero is making every kid’s wish come true. Being a superhero is if you maintain a youthful attitude and a strong spine up to age 90. The dreams of children should always be prioritized.

The Great Grand Superhero enters an environment that is both new and old, supported by Zee Studios and Amdavad Films.

With a distinct thrill of aliens, the film’s teaser, which was recently released, suggested a universe in which a child’s imagination elevates the bond between grandfather and grandson to new heights.

The character of Jackie Shroff is at the center of it, and it’s a welcome change from the norm.

The movie, which is directed by National Award winner Manish Saini, features a stellar cast that includes Prateik Smita Patil, Bhagyashree Dasani, Sharat Saxena, Mihir Godbole, Durgesh Kumar, Saharsh Shukla, Shivansh Chorge, and Kumar Saurabh. Meet me at the movies on May 29, 2026.

Jackie Shroff has been a Bollywood actor for more than forty years, as some readers may not know.

With Subhash Ghai‘s Hero, he made his acting debut.

Subash Ghai had recently commended Jackie Shroff, the star of his film “Hero,” and stated that he is still very proud of him.

Jackie was seen holding the poster for the 1983 film “Hero,” which marked the beginning of the actor’s career in the film industry, in a photo that Subhash had shared.

Later, the filmmaker posted on his social media account, “In my journey as a filmmaker I did my best to groom non actors raw actors n actors to shine on screen n I feel happy that they are still at their peak with audiences. However, some enter the orbit of their deserved success, while others retain the same affection and respect for the creator with whom they began (sic).

He then wrote about Jackie, saying, “N one of them is HERO who started as hero in Mukta arts n still remain as HERO for millions of people today. I’m always so proud of him, both as a man and as an actor.

According to industry sources, actor Dulquer Salmaan has stated that his next movie, “I’m Game,” directed by Nahas Hidhayath, will be the most fashionable of his career.

The movie, which has been filmed in over 100 sites throughout South India, is now in its post-production phase, according to sources. In April of this year, filming for the movie came to an end.

In April of this year, Dulquer Salmaan posted images of the device on the final day of filming on his X timeline, saying, “Wrap day smiles say it all. ” Can’t be happier after the ImGame picture shoot is finished and over! Appreciative of this trip… See you all on August 20.

According to individuals familiar with the actor, the film’s plot and setting had been created with a very modern and fashionable aesthetic. Furthermore, he said that one of the project’s defining characteristics was that the director Nahas Hidayath had specifically wanted to portray him in a fashionable new avatar.

The filmmakers released a poster of Dulquer Salmaan from the movie in February of this year to celebrate his 14 years in the industry.

After that, Dulquer Salmaan published a thank you note on his Instagram account. Today is the 14th anniversary of my career as an actor, he said. I appreciate each and every one of you! For the infinite love. To provide encouragement.

For a position in your hearts. To commemorate this accomplishment, I’ll be sharing a poster from my upcoming ! ImGame. This Onam, coming to a theater near you.

The film’s producers had only recently welcomed actress Kayadu Lohar into the movie’s crew in December of last year.

Kayadu Lohar is most famous for her role as one of the main female characters in director Ashwath Marimuthu’s Tamil film ‘Dragon’.

Then, on his Instagram page, director Nahas Hidhayath had stated, Adding sparkle to ImGame – thrilled to welcome the gorgeous KayaduLohar!.

The film has generated enormous excitement among movie enthusiasts and fans since the producers unveiled the first look poster of Dulquer Salmaan in the picture. In the initial poster, Dulquer was seen holding a pistol in a fashionable stance.

After the smash success of “RDX,” “I’m Game” is director Nahas Hidayath’s next project. In addition to the other main performers, the producers have published posters of them as well. The film has swiftly risen to the top of the list of the year’s most awaited releases.

The movie formally began production on May 3 of the previous year, as you may remember. The project’s key actors include Tamil actress Samyuktha Viswanathan as well as Antony Varghese, Mysskin, Kathir, and Parth Thiwari.

Anbariv Masters, who has previously collaborated on significant pan-Indian films like ‘Kabali’, the ‘KGF’ series, ‘Kaithi’, ‘Vikram’, ‘Leo’, and ‘Salaar’, is responsible for the stunt choreography in “I’m Game”. The Anbariv crew is reuniting with Nahas for this picture after the huge box office success of ‘RDX’.

“I’m Game,” which is produced by Dulquer Salmaan with Jom Verghese, has generated a lot of excitement since it will be Dulquer’s comeback to Malayalam film. Nahass Hidhayath wrote the tale of “I’m Game,” which is also Dulquer’s 40th film, while Sajeer Baba, Bilal Moidu, and Ismail Aboobacker created the screenplay.

Jimshi Khalid handled the film’s cinematography, and Chaman Chakko was responsible for the editing. The movie’s music is by Jakes Bejoy, who has generated a lot of excitement among movie enthusiasts and fans.

Deepak Parameshwaran created the production design, and Mashar Hamsa created the costumes for the movie.