Sunday, August 16
It’s Shweta Tiwari’s world, and we live in it. From the classiest suit ensemble to a gorgeous suit set, she never failed to look like she owns the frame she is in. While her social media is filled with every piece of attire, we couldn’t take our eyes off her suit collection. If you need to revamp your wardrobe, it’s Shweta Tiwari you should take inspiration from!
Naseeruddin Shah confessed to taking on roles solely for financial reasons early in his career, a decision he now regrets due to the grueling schedule and superficiality. Ratna Pathak Shah, while acknowledging her work's varying quality, emphasizes the importance of dedication in every role.
Ajay Devgn’s crime thriller ‘Raid 2’ inches closer to the Rs. 150 crore mark in India, solidifying its place as one of his biggest box office successes.
Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan skipped the Guns N' Roses concert in Mumbai. Instead, she had a musical evening at home. Saif Ali Khan played the guitar. Their son, Taimur, joined in with his own small guitar and headphones. Kareena shared these moments on Instagram. She mentioned having her own band at home. Kareena was last seen in 'Singham Again'.
Twinkle Khanna confronted Akshay Kumar about a supposed fight with Vicky Kaushal over a film called 'Operation Sindoor'. The rumour, which spread online, led to a brief argument. Akshay dismissed it as fake news. He was dealing with a minor injury from a fire scene on set. Both Akshay and Vicky are currently busy with their own film projects.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, reflecting on his Bollywood journey, criticizes the industry's superficial relationships, attributing them to insecurity among actors. He also highlights the issue of untrained actors landing significant roles, a practice he finds unique to Bollywood. Despite these concerns, Siddiqui remains committed to impactful storytelling, as seen in 'Costao' and his upcoming role in 'Raat Akeli Hai 2'.
Anu Aggarwal, the Aashiqui fame, recounts the intense stardom she faced, highlighting overwhelming fan frenzy and safety concerns due to constant crowds. She unveils Bollywood's past connections with the underworld, where figures like Dawood Ibrahim influenced film deals. She observes the industry's evolution, noting discerning audiences and the rise of South Indian cinema, making the current landscape more interesting.
