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Preity Zinta slams paparazzo; denies ignoring Aamir Khan during Batwara 1947 promotions

Preity Zinta slams paparazzo; denies ignoring Aamir Khan during Batwara 1947 promotions

Preity Zinta has responded to a paparazzo page's claim that she ignored Aamir Khan during a promotional event for her upcoming film Batwara 1947. The actor called out the page for creating 'clickbait content' and promoting negativity. Preity Zinta is set to make her big-screen comeback after an eight-year hiatus with Batwara 1947, which is scheduled to release on August 14.

Ravi Kishan Goes Viral; BJP Uses Him in Latest Video

Ravi Kishan Goes Viral; BJP Uses Him in Latest Video

Actor-MP Ravi Kishan's 'Money follows my brother' line is currently trending on social media. He made the comment in a podcast chat with Raj Shamani, where he stated that reputation is more valuable than money. Ravi Kishan continues to be active in films, with his latest release being Aryabhatt Ka Zero.

Avika Gor hospitalised with Dengue; battling high fever for five days

Avika Gor hospitalised with Dengue; battling high fever for five days

Avika Gor, a popular Indian television actress, has been hospitalised with dengue after battling a high fever for five days. Despite her illness, she continued to work on her projects, including a television show and an ad shoot. Her husband, Milind Chandwani, has requested fans to keep her in their prayers as she recovers.

Jimmy Shergill on Stirring Up Sensitive Issues in 'Satluj'; Censorship and Politics

Jimmy Shergill on Stirring Up Sensitive Issues in 'Satluj'; Censorship and Politics

Actor Jimmy Shergill discusses the challenges of portraying sensitive historical periods in films, citing his own experiences with 'Satluj' and 'Maachis'. The film 'Satluj' was stuck in censorship for over three years and received 127 cuts from the Central Board of Film Certification. Shergill credits Gulzar's guidance for his success in 'Maachis', which received critical acclaim and won two Natio…

Siddharth Supports Students in CJP Protest; Refuses Permission from Anyone

Siddharth Supports Students in CJP Protest; Refuses Permission from Anyone

Siddharth, a Bollywood actor, has expressed his support for the students protesting against the Education Minister and demanding educational reforms. He believes that young people don't need permission to speak up about issues that matter to them. The CJP protest at Jantar Mantar gained momentum, with many celebrities, including Dia Mirza, speaking in favour of the movement.