Pooja Ruparel

Anil Kapoor's cryptic social media post, "Jio Hotstar, you have 24 hours. Or else I'll take matters into my own hands," has ignited speculation about the return of his popular action thriller series, "24." Fans are buzzing with excitement, hoping for a new season after a decade-long hiatus. The show, based on the American series, previously aired two successful seasons.

Actress Pooja Ruparel, who had a significant role in the film 'King Uncle', shared her experiences from the film's production. She revealed that Hrithik Roshan, who was an assistant director at the time, did not receive any special treatment and stayed in a separate hotel with other assistants. Pooja also mentioned that Hrithik was a great dancer even back then. She also spoke about Tiger Shroff, who was a toddler during the film's shoot, and how Jackie Shroff would bring him to the set. 'King Uncle' was a blockbuster and a cult classic, featuring a star-studded cast.

Sonakshi Sinha tied the knot with Zaheer Iqbal in June 2024, in an intimate ceremony attended only by close family and friends. While fans and well-wishers celebrated the union, social media buzzed with trolling and rumours about tensions within her family, especially since her brothers Luv and Kush were absent from the wedding. Now, her cousin Pooja Ruparel has stepped in to clear the air.

As 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jaayenge' marks 30 years, actress Pooja Ruparel, who played Chutki, shares fond memories. She highlights Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan's camaraderie, Yash Chopra's generosity, and Aditya Chopra's meticulous direction. Ruparel fondly recalls the film's magical set, calling it a 'film school' and cherishes the joy the iconic movie continues to bring.

Actress Pooja Ruparel recently shared a heartwarming reunion with filmmaker Rakesh Roshan, marking 33 years since their collaboration on the beloved film "King Uncle." Pooja, who played the memorable orphan Munna, posted nostalgic pictures, reminiscing about the "life-changing" experience and the "warm and wonderful memories" from the set of the 1993 movie.

The opening of a new play in Mumbai saw the city’s theatrewalas and social circuit regulars in attendance. Sisters Sujata Kumar and Suchitra Krishnamoorthi were among the early ones.

Bangalore’s theatre enthusiasts were in for a treat on Saturday evening when they got the chance to watch The Big Fat City

Joining the ranks of black or dark comedies on stage after 'August: Osage County', we have a new play, titled 'The Big Fat City', which unveils the façades that most urbanites are known to put up.

Actress Pooja Ruparel, fondly remembered as 'Chutki' from 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge', expresses immense love for the enduring nickname. She views it as a testament to her natural performance, which resonated with audiences. Ruparel also shared fond memories of working with a supportive Shah Rukh Khan on the iconic film, highlighting his playful nature.

‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ (‘DDLJ’, 1995), one of the most successful films in the history of Indian cinema, is also among Bollywood’s iconic romances. As ‘DDLJ’ completes 25 years today, Pooja Ruparel, who played Chutki (Kajol’s sister), reminisces about the movie.

Pooja Ruparel, known for her roles in 'King Uncle' and 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge', has transitioned from a child artist to a popular TV star and standup comedian with a strong social media presence.

Karan Johar penned a post of gratitude as the iconic Bollywood film, ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ completed 27 glorious years. The filmmaker called the film his ‘Alma mater’.

Pooja Ruparel, fondly remembered as Chutki from 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge', cherishes the enduring love from fans. She reflects on her natural portrayal of the character and shares a delightful anecdote about Shah Rukh Khan's playful antics on set, highlighting his supportive nature and the fun-filled atmosphere during the film's making.

The iconic Bollywood film 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge' recently celebrated its 27th year in theaters. Actress Pooja Ruparel, who played Chutki in the film, praised co-star Shah Rukh Khan for his down-to-earth nature and support on set. She also revealed that she was cast in the film after a photoshoot with Kajol to see if they looked like sisters. 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge' is considered a classic and had a significant impact on the careers of Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol. Khan's upcoming projects include 'Dunki,' 'Pathaan,' and 'Jawan.

Apart from the lead Raj and Simran and the coy Preeti in 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge', it was Kajol’s on-screen sister ‘Chutki’ aka Rajeshwari Singh who we absolutely loved!

Amid ongoing speculation about Sonakshi Sinha’s relationship with her brothers, Luv and Kussh Sinha, actress Pooja Ruparel, who is best known as Chhutki from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge and Sonakshi’s cousin, has come forward to set the record straight. Calling the reports baseless gossip, Pooja emphasised that the Sinha family remains close and connected despite what social media might suggest.

Written and directed by Mahesh Dattani, the play is touted to be India’s first black comedy

This was one HOT party! Maxim Magazine from the Media Transasia Group released the Maxim Hot 100 list at a glamourous event the other night with LG as the presenting partner of the event.

When ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ (‘DDLJ’) released on October 20, 1995, no one knew that history was about to be made. The film achieved unprecedented success and catapulted its lead stars – Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol – to dizzying success.

Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal hosted Farah Khan for a YouTube cooking session with moms present. They revealed parents first met casually at Huma Qureshi's party. Poonam spotted Sonakshi on Zaheer's mom's foot; Farah joked hilariously. Sonakshi celebrated dads' close birthdays; couple wed in 2024.

MUMBAI: The women who boarded the first-class compartment of the 7.56 pm Karjat-bound local from CST on Friday betrayed only traces of nervousness at the knowledge that a bomb had gone off on the same train the day before.

After the success of Double Deal and Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist with Mahesh Dattani, Ashvin Gidwani Productions are producing an original piece which represents a new genre in Indian theatre