Mika Singh's recent social media blunder, commenting "Om Shanti" on a post about filmmaker Priyadarshan, sparked online amusement. He misinterpreted a news report about Priyadarshan's upcoming final Bollywood project, 'Hera Pheri 3', assuming the director had passed away. Netizens responded with humorous comments, advising Mika to remove his condolence message, while Priyadarshan remains alive and actively working on new films.from Latest and Trending Entertainment News, Celebrity News, Movie News, Breaking News | Entertainment - Times of India https://ift.tt/zicSfPh
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Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif reunited for a luxury watch brand advertisement, evoking nostalgia for their past collaborations. The ad, featuring a romantic exchange, sparked online excitement, but some viewers noticed editing inconsistencies, suggesting the actors were filmed separately. Despite mixed reactions, the commercial went viral, reminding fans of their on-screen chemistry.
Dhanashree Verma alerted her followers about an impersonator contacting people. She urged caution and promised to share the imposter's number. Verma also spoke about the intense public scrutiny during her divorce from Yuzvendra Chahal. She revealed the trolling affected her parents. Verma emphasized the importance of privacy and focusing on self-healing. She chooses not to publicly address every speculation.
Imran Khan, famed for his boy-next-door roles, is set to make a comeback after a decade-long hiatus. Khan revealed that nostalgic memes and heartfelt messages from fans online reignited his passion for acting. He acknowledged the fans' affection and their desire to see him back on screen, which significantly influenced his decision to return to the film industry.
Karan Johar has voiced his strong disapproval of certain podcasters who are using disrespectful and sensational claims about film industry figures to gain traction. He criticized the trend of inviting guests and astrologers who make insensitive remarks, especially regarding predictions of impending death. Johar emphasized the need to stop such clickbait tactics, deeming them harmful and disgusting.