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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.

On his latest episode, actor Rajeev Khandelwal choked back tears as he recounted the heart-wrenching memory of his father's heart attack and subsequent bypass surgery in 2005. He painted a poignant picture of the tension that gripped him when his father was wheeled into the operating room, a moment filled with helplessness and worry.

Abhimanyu Singh has opened up about his successful journey in the South film industry and his memorable experience working with Vijay. In a recent interaction, the actor spoke about the overwhelming love he received after Rakta Charitra and even recalled a terrifying near-death experience while shooting an action sequence with Vijay.

Veteran actress Anita Kanwal has opened up about actors Akshaye Khanna and Arjun Rampal finally getting their due as performers, while candidly admitting that she too hopes for her own “Dhurandhar moment” someday. The actress went on to praise the casting of Rakesh Bedi in the upcoming film Dhurandhar alongside Ranveer Singh. Anita also spoke about the lack of substantial parts for older actresses in the industry.

Filmmaker David Dhawan candidly shared career struggles, revealing how actors often distance themselves after film failures. He lauded Govinda for his unwavering support during tough times. Dhawan admitted making his 2013 film 'Chashme Baddoor' out of frustration, driven by a desire to move beyond reliance on big stars and focus on strong narratives and music.

Veteran actor Rajeev Verma, known for films like Maine Pyar Kiya, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and Koi... Mil Gaya, has opened up about why he gradually stepped away from mainstream Bollywood and television despite being one of the most recognisable father figures on screen. Speaking in a recent interview, Rajeev admitted that years of repetitive casting and routine work eventually made him lose interest in the industry.

Actress Daisy Shah candidly shared the difficulties of navigating large crowds at public events. She explained that while she cherishes fan affection, the sheer volume of people can lead to unintentional oversights, making some fans feel ignored. Shah also revealed discomfort with individuals approaching her under the influence of alcohol, highlighting the challenges of maintaining boundaries as a public figure.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, usually a fixture at Cannes with his films, is at the festival this year seeking clarity on cinema's future amidst AI and industry shifts. He's observing emerging filmmakers, hoping to reignite his passion. Kashyap also laments the red carpet overshadowing the actual cinematic experience, urging a return to film appreciation.

Kiara Advani candidly shared her profound postpartum experience, describing it as a significant emotional and physical reset that reshaped her identity. She emphasized the importance of discussing postpartum struggles openly, highlighting the challenges of self-grace and maintaining one's sense of self amidst the demands of new motherhood. Advani also praised her husband Sidharth Malhotra's supportive role during this transformative period.

A 4-year-old boy, Trishan, reportedly showed unusual fear of water and expressed a premonition before the tragic Jabalpur boat accident on April 30, 2026. His father recounted Trishan's words, "Papa, we should not go into the water," and a chilling question asked during the cruise. The family's unpacked luggage serves as a painful reminder of the lives lost.

Tanya Bami, series head at Netflix India, shares, “What people don’t always realise is that writing comedy is perhaps the hardest thing to do. One might assume a thriller is the toughest to crack, but comedy has to be culturally rooted, deeply relevant, and sharp enough to hold attention in a world where people can easily tune in and tune out."

Publicity agent Tarak Nath Gandhi revealed how Rajesh Khanna was strategically branded 'superstar' through consistent media messaging. While the title was promoted, Khanna's unparalleled success, including 17 consecutive blockbusters, ultimately solidified his legendary status and immense fan adoration.

Choreographer Remo D'Souza and his wife Lizelle D'Souza have cleared up a long-standing misconception. Remo D'Souza did not convert to Christianity to marry Lizelle. He embraced Christianity at the age of 15 in Jamnagar, Gujarat, long before meeting his wife. His father supported his decision, allowing him to keep his name.

In a touching episode of 'Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment', the air was filled with joy as Krushna Abhishek and Kashmera Shah mended old wounds with Sunita Ahuja after a long 14 years. The heartfelt exchanges and emotional reconciliations brought tears of joy, building a bridge of love that spanned generations.

Bengaluru software engineer Manish Singh's journey from a humble background to Google is a testament to his family's unwavering belief in education. His mother's sacrifice and his grandparents' support paved the way for his success. Witnessing his grandfather's pride on the Google campus, a moment echoing childhood lessons, underscored the shared nature of his achievement.

Bigg Boss 19 contestant Tanya Mittal revealed in a vlog why she avoids meeting singer Amaal Mallik. Mittal stated she doesn't care about him and emphasized women's self-respect, explaining she won't take photos with someone who insults her publicly. She also questioned why a man would get shy when she, the woman, initiates voice calls.

In a delightful throwback, Twinkle Khanna took to social media to share a visit to Jane Austen's House with her kids, Aarav and Nitara. She humorously contrasted their current dilemma of Wi-Fi connectivity with the literary limitations of Austen's time. Imagining what modern-day conundrum could leave the esteemed author scratching her head, Twinkle showcased her whimsical nature.

Mustafa Ahmed, praised for playing Indian spy Rizwan in Dhurandhar, discussed his role in a Reddit AMA. He hinted Rizwan may continue Hamza’s mission and joked about running Pakistan better than its politicians. Ahmed also shared his experience with Ranveer Singh and expressed interest in diverse acting roles beyond action.

Saiyami Kher describes ‘Haiwaan’ as a meaningful full-circle moment, reuniting with Saif Ali Khan over a decade after their first ad shoot together. The Priyadarshan directorial not only rekindles old memories but also reflects her growth as an actor, making the experience both nostalgic and professionally significant.

Sunny Deol's highly anticipated emotional drama 'Gabru' has been postponed again, missing its May 8 release. This marks the second delay for the film, which features a special extended cameo by Salman Khan. The makers are expected to announce a new date soon, while Deol's other projects like 'Lahore 1947' and 'Ramayana' are on track.

Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram welcomed daughter Nyomica in March 2026. Lin shared sweet "Life lately" post with baby selfies (face hidden), homecoming with Randeep, and swaddle shots. Name means “Divine Grace, Freedom.” They wed 2023 in Imphal. Randeep's last: jaat with Sunny Deol; sequel pending.

Paresh Rawal, in Bhooth Bangla, says comedy films face stiff competition from The Kapil Sharma Show and Sunil Grover's "volcano" talent. Writing quality humor is tough without big writer teams, unlike TV. He recalls chaotic early Bollywood days and eyes the film's April 17 release with Akshay Kumar.

Sunny Deol celebrated the first anniversary of his film 'jaat', reminiscing about the action-packed journey. He assured fans that updates on the highly anticipated second installment, 'jaat 2', will be released soon. The film, which also featured Randeep Hooda, explored themes of justice and corruption in a lawless village.