Nagpur’s viral tea vendor, Dolly Chaiwala, who shot to fame in 2024 after serving tea to Bill Gates, continues to make waves on the internet. After winning hearts with his unique tea-serving style and cheerful personality, Dolly recently caught up with Bollywood actor and producer Arbaaz Khan for some business-related discussions.
Nagpur’s viral tea vendor, Dolly Chaiwala, who shot to fame in 2024 after serving tea to Bill Gates, continues to make waves on the internet. After winning hearts with his unique tea-serving style and cheerful personality, Dolly recently caught up with Bollywood actor and producer Arbaaz Khan for some business-related discussions.
Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt has described Gulzar’s iconic film 'Aandhi' as a timeless masterpiece that delves into life’s subtle ironies while challenging societal norms. The movie, which recently marked its 50th anniversary, was ahead of its time, portraying a woman who prioritises her career over love. Bhatt holds 'Aandhi' in high regard, and the 1975 classic, featuring Sanjeev Kumar and Suchitra Sen, has left a lasting impact on him.
Veer Pahariya made his Bollywood debut alongside Akshay Kumar in the recent film 'Sky Force' earlier this year. Following the release, Veer’s distinctive moustache for the character and his dance reels on Instagram became a topic of discussion. However, alongside his rising popularity, the actor has also faced criticism, with many accusing him of orchestrating paid PR campaigns. Now, Veer’s 'Sky Force' co-star Manish Chaudhary has addressed the scrutiny surrounding star kids.
Yash Johar’s Dharma Productions is known for creating impeccable projects in Bollywood. However, in its earlier years, the production house struggled to stay afloat financially. Before Karan Johar took the reins in the late 1990s, the company went through a turbulent period, even facing severe financial setbacks.
Ram Gopal Varma sparked debate by suggesting Rajinikanth and Amitabh Bachchan's "demigod" status hinders their acting. He questioned if Rajinikanth could ditch slow-motion and play gritty roles, and disliked seeing Bachchan portray mundane ailments. RGV also expressed guilt over RGV Ki Aag's failure, feeling he let Bachchan down. He believes audiences want to see stars as demigods, not as everyday characters.
Ram Gopal Varma sparked debate by suggesting Rajinikanth and Amitabh Bachchan's "demigod" status hinders their acting. He questioned if Rajinikanth could ditch slow-motion and play gritty roles, and disliked seeing Bachchan portray mundane ailments. RGV also expressed guilt over RGV Ki Aag's failure, feeling he let Bachchan down. He believes audiences want to see stars as demigods, not as everyday characters.