Veteran actor Anil Kapoor may be known as Bollywood’s evergreen “daddy cool,” but the star has now candidly admitted that his off-screen reality as a father wasn’t quite the same. In a recent conversation, the 69-year-old actor reflected on his parenting journey—owning up to his absence during his children’s growing-up years, while also crediting wife Sunita Kapoor for holding the family together.from Latest and Trending Entertainment News, Celebrity News, Movie News, Breaking News | Entertainment - Times of India https://ift.tt/3g5YtXp
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In a recent interview, acclaimed actor Seth Rogen imparted an inspiring message: 'It’s not dying you need to be afraid of, it’s never having lived in the first place.' This compelling insight challenges us to seek out life's experiences rather than dwell on fear.
After his recent Instagram reels sparked mixed reactions online, Rahul Roy has now broken his silence. The actor, who had been trending after collaborating with an Instagram user on videos recreating his iconic songs from Aashiqui, has responded to the buzz surrounding the clips.
Legendary actress Katharine Hepburn, a four-time Oscar winner, believed life demands active engagement. Her powerful quote urges individuals to find interesting ways to support themselves, rather than passively contemplating their existence. Hepburn stressed that a fulfilling life is built through taking action, seeking opportunities, and shaping one's own experiences, not by waiting for luck.
Bollywood enjoys a massive global fanbase, but it’s not every day that a senior international politician openly declares his love for it. Australia’s Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has done just that—and how. During a chat, Burke got straight to the point. “I am a big Shah Rukh Khan fan, so let me start with that,” he said, setting the tone for a conversation filled with Bollywood nostalgia.