AI-generated posters of Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 3 featuring Yuzvendra Chahal began circulating widely on social media. The visuals cheekily placed the cricketer alongside Dhanashree Verma, RJ Mahvash, and Bigg Boss 13 contestant Shefali Bagga, mirroring the multiple-romance chaos associated with the Kapil Sharma franchise.
AR Rahman’s remark about 'communal bias' in Bollywood has opened up a larger conversation within the industry. While adding his voice to the debate, singer-composer Amaal Mallik said he understands the concern Rahman was raising, he disagreed with framing it as a communal issue. Several prominent industry figures, including Rani Mukerji, Kangana Ranaut, Javed Akhtar, and Manoj Muntashir, have also publicly opposed Rahman’s remark.
Twinkle Khanna has long championed honesty over idealism—especially when it comes to parenting. The author-columnist recently spoke about embracing fallibility as a parent, navigating the generational gap with her children, and why therapy should not be reduced to social media soundbites.
AR Rahman recently found himself at the centre of a storm after hinting that he may have lost work in Bollywood over the past eight years due to growing communal undercurrents. His remarks triggered sharp reactions across the industry and social media, drawing criticism from some and cautious disagreement from others. While Rahman later issued a clarification and apology, the debate around polarization in the film industry continued to simmer.
Rose, the dazzling star of BLACKPINK, recently opened up about her romantic life, saying, "Denying would feel so dishonest." While she cherishes her privacy to protect those closest to her from the harsh glare of fame, she recounted a hilarious moment when she donned a grandmother disguise to escape the public eye.
Singer Arijit Singh has announced his departure from playback singing to focus on Indian classical music and his own compositions, a decision that has surprised fans and filmmakers. The move has drawn parallels to cricketer Virat Kohli's past retirement, with fans highlighting their shared status at the peak of their careers.
Director Anurag Singh has defended Varun Dhawan against pre-release criticism for 'Border 2', urging detractors to apologize now that the film is a success. Singh highlighted how social media often amplifies negativity, but stressed that genuine work, like Dhawan's performance, ultimately silences critics. He believes actors are unfairly judged, and personal attacks are damaging, but good work prevails.