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Abhimanyu Singh has weighed in on the trolling faced by journalist Saurabh Dwivedi after his acting debut in Kartavya. Speaking in a recent interview, the actor said that while every profession deserves respect, acting is a completely different craft that cannot be mastered overnight.

Divyenndu, the talented actor, has unleashed a scathing critique of the credibility of Indian film awards. He expressed frustration over being overshadowed by winners during his absences, labeling the ceremonies as mere publicity stunts and profit generators that stray far from authentic artistic recognition, igniting a significant discussion about the industry's award practices. Read on to know more in detail.

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.

Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi recently had a fun encounter with popular Punjabi singer Sukhbir in Goa.

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.

Ravichandran Ashwin highlights the intense competition for India's T20I squad, praising Shubman Gill's IPL form but acknowledging emerging talents like Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Priyansh Arya. He notes the difficulty selectors face with a deep talent pool, including established players like Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma, making selection a significant challenge.

Govinda recently opened up like never before during a candid chat with Mukesh Khanna. The actor spoke about turning down big-money film offers, dealing with controversies and bad publicity, as well as how he now reacts to trolling and criticism. Speaking about the time when reports claimed he was not getting work, Govinda revealed that he had actually rejected projects worth Rs 100 crore.

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.

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.

Ankita Jadhav, who recently featured as the lead actress in Telugu romantic song 'Nuvve Undipo Ila', opened up about her experience working in Telugu cinema. She praised the industry for being professional and punctual, saying, "I love Telugu industry because they are thinking beyond."

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.

Ravi Kishan reflects on his decision to step away from Bollywood at a time when Bhojpuri cinema lacked acceptance and recognition. The actor looks back at his efforts to change perceptions around the industry, his belief in its potential, and his role in helping it gain wider respect. While acknowledging the progress Bhojpuri cinema has made today, he believes there is still work to be done, particularly in writing, filmmaking and music, as he now sets his sights on creating a Bhojpuri film worthy of national recognition.

Sonu Nigam brought the house down in a concert celebrating the musical genius of Mohammed Rafi, where classic hits danced hand in hand with his modern favorites. The intergenerational audience was on fire, belting out catchy tracks like 'Oh Haseena Zulfonwali' with infectious energy.

At a panel discussion on the ancient Natyasastra, Javed Akhtar expressed awe at its 2,500-year-old wisdom and dialogue-based structure. He drew parallels to the Bhagavad Gita, highlighting how both texts encourage questioning and curiosity. Akhtar emphasized that this spirit of inquiry defines India, where asking questions is fundamental.

Actor-writer Shadaab Khan recently opened up about the emotional phase following the death of his father, legendary actor Amjad Khan, and revealed how screenwriter Salim Khan silently supported the family during the difficult time. Amjad Khan, best remembered for his iconic portrayal of Gabbar Singh in Sholay, died on July 27, 1992, at the age of 51 in Mumbai after suffering a heart attack.

Salman Khan wished his longtime bodyguard Shera a happy birthday amid a series of cryptic and angry Instagram posts targeting the press. His confusing captions left netizens baffled and flooded with jokes. On the work front, Salman is busy shooting Maatrubhumi and SVC63 alongside Nayanthara, produced by Dil Raju.

Akash Maharaj Singh’s viral ‘chit’ celebration became one of IPL 2026’s most debated moments, drawing criticism, trolling and even mockery from fellow cricketers. But behind the celebration was years of frustration, waiting and perseverance across four IPL franchises. From taking 10 wickets in an innings as a teenager to finally earning his chance at LSG, this is the emotional story behind Akash’s moment in the spotlight.

Jackie Shroff, ahead of his upcoming film 'The Great Grand Superhero: Aliens Ka Aagman', spoke about box office pressure. He said he always works with his heart and never worries about results, adding, "Fir toh baba wo formula 44 toh kisi ke haath mein nahi hai." The film releases on May 29, 2026.

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.