Actor Ajay Devgn, during a Q&A on social media, humorously directed questions about the 'Singham at home' to his wife Kajol, who claimed she is the true Singham. Ajay also teased co-star Akshay Kumar about his dramatic movie entries. 'Singham Again' featuring a star-studded cast is set for a November 01 release.
During the filming of Kabhi Kabhie, Rishi Kapoor and the team experienced a terrifying incident in Kashmir due to political unrest, requiring military evacuation. Despite the chaos and danger detailed in his memoir, Rishi fondly remembered his time in Kashmir before his passing in 2020.
Blake Lively aims to reshape her image amid criticisms from 'It Ends With Us' promotions. Preparing for 'A Simple Favor 2' with Anna Kendrick, Lively is resolved not to let past conflicts hinder her career. Despite issues with co-star Justin Baldoni, Sony hopes the two can reconcile for the sequel within 18 months.
Salman Khan and Baba Siddique shared a close friendship beyond annual Iftar parties. In 2020, during the lockdown, Baba Siddique and his son Zeeshan fed 1,25,000 families, which Salman praised on social media. Recently, Baba Siddique was attacked and later declared dead, drawing Bollywood stars and politicians to mourn his loss.
Parvin Dabas has been steadily recovering from a concussion sustained in a car accident on September 21 and is gradually easing back into work. In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, Parvin reflected on his most memorable projects, including Khosla Ka Ghosla, Monsoon Wedding, and My Name Is Khan. He also shared the story of his serendipitous meeting with his wife, Preeti Jhangiani, and expressed pride in their journey as parents to two children.
Senior Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Baba Siddique passed away on Saturday after being shot multiple times by unidentified assailants, Mumbai police confirmed. Bollywood stars Sanjay Dutt and Salman Khan, who were close to Baba Siddique, were seen arriving at the hospital. Sanjay was one of the first ones to visit the hospital, followed by Salman.
Mallika Sherawat recently opened up about the intense judgment she faced following the release of her breakout film, Murder, in 2004. During an appearance on Ranveer Allahbadia's show, she discussed the public outrage over the film's racy content, recalling how she was shamed on national television and faced hostility, including having her effigies burned.