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Amaal Mallik Fires Back at Trolls; Declares Family‑Respect Stand

Amaal Mallik Fires Back at Trolls; Declares Family‑Respect Stand

Amaal Mallik blasted social media users who target his family amid the ‘Main Hoon Hero Tera’ credit debate, demanding no remarks about his relatives be tolerated. He clarified the song’s creation process, crediting Armaan Malik, Kumaar, and Salman Khan for their roles. The composer warned that any further attacks on his family would be publicly exposed.

Kareena Kapoor defies cop clichés in Daayra; she embraces femininity on duty

Kareena Kapoor defies cop clichés in Daayra; she embraces femininity on duty

Kareena Kapoor stars as DCP Ajooni in Meghna Gulzar’s crime thriller Daayra, breaking the typical macho cop mold by blending softness with sternness. The film pits her character against Prithviraj Sukumaran’s Raman in a gritty moral showdown. It opens in Indian theatres on September 18, marking Kapoor’s return after a two‑year break.

Ali Zafar defends Katrina Kaif; urges men to introspect on body‑shaming

Ali Zafar defends Katrina Kaif; urges men to introspect on body‑shaming

Pakistani star Ali Zafar publicly backed Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif after she was criticized for her post‑pregnancy look. He warned men to examine their own biases and to treat everyone with kindness. Zafar called for compassion and self‑reflection amid rising online body‑shaming trends.

Ravie Dubey backs Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama; critics still split

Ravie Dubey backs Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama; critics still split

Ravie Dubey, who plays Lakshman in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana, praised Ranbir Kapoor’s talent and work ethic after backlash over his casting as Lord Rama. He highlighted Kapoor’s sincerity, grounded nature, and dedication on set. The film, a two‑part epic, will release its first part on Diwali 2026.

Mandakini admits unpaid films; 16‑17 movies left her empty‑handed

Mandakini admits unpaid films; 16‑17 movies left her empty‑handed

Veteran actress Mandakini revealed she never received payment for 16 to 17 of her early Hindi film roles. She explained that informal contracts and delayed settlements were common in the 1980s industry. The unpaid work stemmed from incomplete projects and unreleased releases, leaving her without compensation.