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Salman Khan responds to rumours about his Dubai-based wife and 17-year-old daughter
In the first few shots, Arbaaz admitted that most of the comments for Salman are positive and heart-melting but there were several aggressively mean comments that broke his heart. One of such comments read: "Kahan chhupa baitha hai darpok. Bharat mein sab jaante hain ke tu Dubai mein apni biwi Noor aur 17 saal ki beti ke saath hai. Bharat ke log ko kab tak murkh banaiga”
Sonu Sood, Farah Khan come together for a music video
Confirming the news to IANS, Sonu who was earlier directed by Farah in the film "Happy New Year", says: "This song will be something very different from anything that I've ever shot before. It's always wonderful to work with Farah." The story of the track will show Sonu's character as a farmer-turned-cop. The song will release at the end of the month.
Sonam Kapoor puts a full stop to pregnancy rumour
Rumours about Sonam's pregnancy started as soon as she arrived in India from London. Sonam posted a clip on Instagram story where she talked about her first day of getting her periods. In the clip, the actress is seen sipping on ginger tea and holding a hot water bottle.
Alia Bhatt gives glimpse of her skincare routine
In the teaser video, she is seen carrying her skincare bag and some applying skincare products on her face. "Hi guys, welcome back to Alia B. Let me introduce you to my best friend. I am gonna put this. One of my favourite products," she says in the video. Alia is an avid social media user. She runs a vlog on You Tube on her name where she shares insights about her lifestyle.
Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif resume shooting for 'Tiger 3'
"Salman khan teased his physique in Tiger 3 on his social media and it is evident that he is building the best body that he has ever showcased on screen. Katrina, on the other hand, has been keeping an extremely low profile with hardly any revelation of how good she is looking currently. There's a reason to this also," said the trade source.
Tanuj Virwani: Took some time to reboot my mind after shooting 'Tandoor'
"I play a character called Sahil Sharma in Tandoor. He is a young politician in Delhi. He is egoistic and feels he has a sense of ownership over those that are close to him. It's not about camaraderie, it's not about love, it's about ownership and that's what even happens in his equation with his wife Palak," Tanuj told IANS.
Manjot Singh on being known as 'Fukrey' actor: Feels like we have made it
Manjot, who is all set to share screen space with his "Fukrey" co-actor Varun Sharma in the upcoming web-series "Chutzpah", has spoken about the impact the film series has had on him. Manjot, who is all set to share screen space with his "Fukrey" co-actor Varun Sharma in the upcoming web-series "Chutzpah", has spoken about the impact the film series has had on him.
Telugu star Balakrishna being trolled after comments on AR Rahman and Bharat Ratna
"I don't know who AR Rahman is. He won an Oscar and I don't even know who he is. He gives a hit once in a decade," said Balakrishnan, in an interview to the channel TV9. Rahman, incidentally, had composed the background score of Balakrishna's 1993 film, "Nippu Ravva". Soon, a Twitter war erupted, with Rahman fans mercilessly posting memes, and hashtag #whoisbalakrishna started trending.
Megan Thee Stallion: Grew up watching women who did it all
"I grew up watching women who did it all. I saw people like my grandmother, my mother and my aunt pursue their education while still being fashionable, while still showing off their curves, and working nine-to-five jobs," the singer told Yahoo Life. "I don't think it is hard for people to believe women can do it all, because we are in your face every day doing it," added Stallion, according to a report in femalefirst.co.uk.
Neha Kakkar: Never a bad time to be a singer
Asked if it is a good time to be a singer in the industry, Neha told IANS: "It's never a bad time to be a singer in the industry, that's for sure. How unique you are matters but most of all, it's important to be a good human being. All our friends in the music industry are really nice and we wish them success."
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