Bollywood legends Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan joyfully reunited at the screening of 'Loveyapa', Aamir’s son Junaid's debut film. The event in Mumbai featured warm embraces and poses with fans and paparazzi. 'Loveyapa', directed by Siddharth P. Malhotra and featuring Junaid Khan and Khushi Kapoor, premieres this Friday, February 7.
Filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani reveals the distinct acting styles of Aamir Khan and Arshad Warsi. Aamir meticulously prepares by hand-writing his lines, ensuring natural delivery, while Warsi improvises for authenticity. Hirani learned to adapt his direction to suit the actor's method, enhancing the realism of their performances.
Bhavana Pandey and Chunky Pandey, who have been together for over three decades, recently reminisced about their first meeting in a nightclub and how fate brought them back together after losing touch. When they reconnected, Chunky noticed how much Bhavana had changed—she had blonde hair and wore contact lenses. The two hit it off, and the rest is history.
Punjab police on Wednesday received 104 deported Indian immigrants from the US amid President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration. The deportees, including Jaspal Singh from Punjab, were unaware of their destination and arrived in Amritsar on a US military aircraft. The returnees were transported under tight security.
Kirti Kulhari shared that people assumed she is lesbian after she cut her hair short, inspired by the need for a change post-filming. Her decision resonated with fans, especially young girls, empowering them to make bold choices, despite societal pressures and personal biases associated with short hair.
Uttarakhand is distinguishing itself at the 38th National Games through impressive athletic efforts and innovative Green Games initiatives. The state has adopted sustainable practices, promoted women's health, and celebrated local culture. Eco-friendly measures and unique recognitions are being introduced. Traditional sports like Yoga and Mallakhamb are included in the medal tally for the first time.
A delegation from BJP approached the Delhi Chief Electoral Officer, alleging threats from AAP workers. BJP claimed that AAP workers were using intimidation tactics to spread fear among BJP supporters. Arvind Kejriwal accused BJP and Delhi Police of hooliganism, with the Election Commission promising strict action to ensure unbiased elections.from India News | Latest India News Today & Real-time News from India, India Breaking News https://ift.tt/0heRdkc
