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Veteran actress Kishori Shahane has opened up about the long and demanding working hours in the television industry.

During a candid interview on Rajeev Khandelwal's talk show, Tum Ho Naa, iconic actress Aruna Irani opened up about the challenging phase in her illustrious career. Following the success of two major films, she found herself in a three-year slump and even took on a modest lavani performance for just Rs. 2,500.

Veteran actress Aruna Irani shared her career struggles, detailing a three-year period without work after blockbuster hits. She bravely accepted a Marathi lavani role, which became a turning point, leading to renewed opportunities and a successful comeback. Her journey highlights resilience and the importance of never giving up.

In a candid moment, actress Akanksha Chamola took to social media to discuss the challenges of being cheerful in a world often quick to criticize. After seeking wisdom from renowned spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, she expressed her confusion over why her joy seemed to upset some.

During her appearance on Tum Ho Naa, the iconic Aruna Irani captivated audiences with her profound reflections on aging and her courageous journey through two cancer battles. Echoing strength and hope, she shared, "In the face of a storm, don’t seek shelter; embrace the challenge.

Urvashi Dholakia, who started acting at six, candidly shared her journey of early motherhood at 17 and balancing life's responsibilities. Despite facing personal struggles, her unwavering passion for acting, supported by her parents, propelled her to become a beloved television star, proving that glamour often hides immense resilience.

In a heartfelt moment on 'Tum Ho Naa,' Gurmeet Choudhary opened up about his long-held dream of marrying a Bengali girl, captivated by their grace, creativity, and balanced approach to life. He fondly highlighted how his wife, Debina Bonnerjee, stood by him during challenging times, her unwavering belief in his abilities fueling his ambition.

Veteran actress Anita Kanwal recently opened up about knowing Shah Rukh Khan since his Delhi theatre days, helping casting people connect with him during his struggling years, and the harsh realities faced by character actors in the entertainment industry today. She also spoke about the changing culture of Bollywood, and why reaching out to big stars and filmmakers is no longer easy.

Veteran actor Rajeev Verma, known for films like Maine Pyar Kiya, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and Koi... Mil Gaya, has opened up about why he gradually stepped away from mainstream Bollywood and television despite being one of the most recognisable father figures on screen. Speaking in a recent interview, Rajeev admitted that years of repetitive casting and routine work eventually made him lose interest in the industry.

During an unforgettable episode of Tum Ho Naa, a playful challenge thrown by a contestant transformed into a tender moment for host Rajeev Khandelwal. When prompted to call his wife live, Rajeev poured out his heart, expressing that the essence of his life and every accomplishment is rooted in her presence.

In a rare moment on 'Tum Ho Naa - Ghar Ki Superstar', Rajeev Khandelwal shared humorous anecdotes about his engagement to Manjiri Kamtikar. He recounted how his father-in-law swiftly finalized wedding plans after learning about their relationship, leading to a quick engagement and a wedding date set during the ceremony itself.

Bhagyashree's mother-in-law revealed societal anxieties about her marrying a Bollywood star on 'Tum Ho Naa'. She faced taunts predicting divorce and household struggles. Despite initial worries, she praised Bhagyashree's exceptional management of both family and professional life, highlighting their immediate understanding post-marriage.

Actress Rashami Desai, appearing on 'Tum Ho Naa' with her mother Rasila, became emotional discussing their strained relationship due to work. Rasila expressed a desire for more time with her retired daughter, while Rashami admitted guilt for not being present. Desai revealed her mother's hardworking nature significantly influenced her own disciplined, work-focused lifestyle from a young age.

Following Royal Challengers Bengaluru's second consecutive IPL title win, Virat Kohli shared a special moment with teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. Kohli, who was Player of the Match in the final, encouraged the young prodigy, who swept multiple season awards, to stay focused amidst his breakthrough campaign. Kohli's inspiring words and a memorable sign-off resonated with fans.

Manoj Bajpayee has revealed that he has contemplated quitting acting several times over the past decade, admitting that the emotional burden of inhabiting complex characters often leaves a lasting impact on him. During a recent conversation, the actor also spoke candidly about ageing, mortality and the sacrifices that came with his pursuit of success.

Tum Ho Naa – Ghar Ki Superstar dives deep into the changing dynamics of women's independence and self-expression. Contestant Vrishty opened up about her evolving relationship with clothing after tying the knot, marrying tradition with modernity. Meanwhile, host Rajeev Khandelwal touched on his family's open-mindedness, humorously reflecting on the daily struggles of saree-wearing.

Actor Sudhanshu Pandey shared a nostalgic childhood picture, reflecting on lost innocence and a desire to reconnect with his younger self. The 50-year-old actor, known for his roles in 'Anupamaa' and 'Do Duniya Ek Dil', reminisced about his early days, cherishing the memory shared by a friend.

Veteran actress Madhoo Shah has opened up about a memorable incident from the sets of the 1997 film Yeshwant, revealing that co-star Nana Patekar slapped her for real during an emotional scene — only for her to immediately slap him back. In a recent interview, Madhoo recalled how the experience became an unexpected lesson in method acting and changed the way she approached performances.

Actress Rashami Desai became emotional on 'Tum Ho Naa – Ghar Ki Superstar' revealing a dark chapter of her life. She detailed struggles after losing family contact, feeling her career and personal life were over. Desai candidly discussed misunderstandings with her mother and life-altering lessons learned.

Saniya, a 20-year-old mother, is pursuing her dream of becoming a doctor. She is preparing for the challenging NEET exam while raising her 5-month-old daughter, Eliza. Saniya's journey highlights her determination to balance motherhood and her academic aspirations. Her husband provides crucial support, enabling her to study between her baby's naps and late at night.

Rakhi Sawant, in a recent podcast, detailed alleged domestic violence and emotional abuse by an ex-husband, whom she identified as Adil Khan Durrani. She claimed he was 'spirit poisoning' and threatened her life, also accusing him of taking ₹3 crore. Sawant stated she forgave him and others who wronged her to move forward.

Twenty-four years after his passing, Kaifi Azmi's profound words continue to inspire, addressing social issues and romanticism. A special postal cover honored the legendary poet, with daughter Shabana Azmi expressing how his presence remains palpable. His verses offer solace and a call for change in today's challenging world, proving his enduring relevance.

Music composers Sachin-Jigar reveal why popular singers dominate Hindi film music, citing producer focus on fan bases for financial recovery. They emphasize their own creative process, prioritizing vocal connection over star power. For 'Chand Mera Dil,' they blended established artists with fresh talent, valuing merit and honest performances, while acknowledging the void left by KK's absence.

During a heartfelt episode of 'Tum Ho Naa' hosted by Rajeev Khandelwal, television star Rashami Desai opened up about a pivotal moment in her life. She candidly spoke of the overwhelming loneliness and despair she experienced after a disconnect from her family, particularly her mother.

On his latest episode, actor Rajeev Khandelwal choked back tears as he recounted the heart-wrenching memory of his father's heart attack and subsequent bypass surgery in 2005. He painted a poignant picture of the tension that gripped him when his father was wheeled into the operating room, a moment filled with helplessness and worry.

Krushna Abhishek's birthday turned 'Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment' into a spectacular festival of joy. With amusing culinary contests and touching video messages, Krushna felt the warmth of his 'Laughter Chefs' family like never before. The festivities included playful roasts, captivating performances, and a nostalgic reenactment of 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge,' showcasing the show's deep-rooted camaraderie.

Yuzvendra Chahal revealed quitting alcohol was the best decision of his life, leading to a significant positive change. He now focuses more on himself, family, and friends, understanding his support system better. This move came after a period of depression and mental health struggles, prompting him to seek a healthier path.

Indian tourists dancing on Hanoi's famous Train Street to a Bollywood song has sparked global outrage and debate on responsible tourism. Following a similar incident on an airport runway, this behaviour highlights the 'going viral' syndrome, where some travellers prioritize social media content over local customs and safety, potentially harming India's image abroad.

Actor-comedian Arya Babbar opened up about the Babbar family’s complicated history in a recent interview. Speaking about his father Raj Babbar’s relationship with late actress Smita Patil and his strained bond with half-brother Prateik Smita Patil, Arya shared emotional memories, painful truths and his family’s efforts to move forward with dignity.

Bobby Deol recently reflected on the massive success of Animal and how the film completely changed the perception surrounding his career. Speaking to Shekhar Suman on his chat show, the actor opened up about his comeback journey, his struggles, and his emotional bond with father Dharmendra.