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Move on, Ghibli art, it's retro Bollywood time. A new AI trend is on the rise, with users taking to Google Gemini's 'Nano Banana' tool and turning their regular selfies into vintage Bollywood posters.

Google Gemini's Nano Banana Trend: Since its launch last month, Google reports that over 500 million photos have been transformed using Nano Banana, and the Gemini app gained more than 23 million new ...

Legendary actor and filmmaker Rakesh Roshan also embraced the viral trend, turning a family photo into a stunning 3D artwork. The creation featured him alongside his son Hrithik Roshan and grandsons ...

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After the AI figurine craze, Instagram has a new obsession — the Vintage Saree AI edits. These posts, which look like posters straight out of 90s Bollywood films, are created using Google’s Gemini ...

The lyrics to Jason Aldean's "How Far Does a Goodbye Go" find him dreaming a dream that won't come true. There's guarded resignation in his voice as he sings this new song, the first from his next ...

'Nano Banana' is the popular nickname for Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, a powerful AI tool that can transform photos into hyper-realistic 3D figurines. The trend has gone viral because it's easy to ...

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The internet in India has moved from Ghibli-style portraits to a new craze: nano banana AI 3D figurines. Millions are experimenting with quirky designs, but digital activists and privacy experts warn ...