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Hot hunk Hrithik goes shirtless
In the Instagram photo, the actor wears reflective sunglasses and black cap to complete the look. "Good catch," he wrote as caption with the Instagram picture that was flooded with compliments. Veteran actor Anil Kapoor wrote: "Constantly raising the bar." Last week, Hrithik marked 15 years of his hit film "Krrish" and also he announced the fourth instalment of the franchise, "Krrish 4".
Vishal Bhardwaj posts a snapshot with pet Roohdaar from scenic Landour
Roohdaar also happens to be the name of Irrfan Khan's character in Vishal's 2014 film "Haider". He captioned the post: "Main aur Roohdaar". The filmmaker is seen sitting on a lounge sofa in his beautiful wooden living room, with his pet resting his face on Vishal's feet. Vishal relaxes in a winter jacket, drinking from a glass with a laptop on his lap.
Neelesh Misra shares sepia memories from Nainital school days
He took to social media and posted his childhood picture. "Me in my childhood at Nainital. I was then a student of Balika Vidya Mandir, Mallital. Your turn. Now show me your childhood picture," he wrote on Instagram. He posted an old gem from his archives, where he is been photographed in his school dress, and asked the netizens to share their childhood pictures.
Shahid Kapoor flaunts beefed-up physique
The picture on Instagram shows the actor in a beige vest and black baseball cap. He sports a beard and standing close to the camera to showcase his beefed-up body. "Getting back to the #pump," he wrote as the caption. His picture on the photo-sharing website has garnered over 190K likes. Shahid will be seen next in the film "Jersey", which also features his father Pankaj Kapur and Mrunal Thakur.
Kangana Ranaut: You'll never be able to decide what is worse, success or failure
"If you are a failure, people will abandon you, they will treat you badly and the world won't let you live, if you strive and thrive become very successful then they will get threatened and pull you down, isolate you and make you their target," Kangana wrote on Instagram story. She added: "Anyway you have to be alone 'cause they say 'winner stands alone', you will never be able to decide what is worse, success or failure."
Rakul Preet Singh shares glimpse of her 'best mornings'
In her new Instagram video, Rakul is seen getting her hair and make-up done. On the video, she wrote: "Best mornings". She did not share details about the project she was preparing for. On the work front, the actress's dairy is full with several films. She will be seen in "Attack", "MayDay", "Thank God" and "Doctor G". She also has "Indian 2" starring Kamal Haasan.
Neetu Kapoor's 'world' includes Ranbir, Alia, Riddhima
In the image, Neetu, Ranbir, Alia, Riddhima and Samaira pose for the camera flaunting big smiles. "My world," wrote late actor Rishi Kapoor's wife as caption with the picture that currently has 41.3K likes on the website. Neetu and Rishi Kapoor had tied the knot on January 22, 1980. Rishi Kapoor passed away in Mumbai on April 30 last year after a two-year battle with leukemia.
Megan Fox celebrates 'over two decades' of bisexuality
Fox, who is part of the LGBTQIA community, celebrated her "over two decades" of bisexuality by sharing a number of sultry selfies flaunting rainbow-tip manicure in honour of Pride Month. "Putting the B in #LGBTQIA for over two decades @moveon @intoactionus #pride," she wrote as the caption with rainbow emojis.
Priyanka Chopra goes all-white to celebrate Pride Month
Priyanka posted a set of pictures on Instagram. In the images, Priyanka is seen sporting an all white coordinate blouse with a thigh high skirt. She completed her look with nude pumps and gold accessories. "Sunday's OOTD. Feeling the love in NYC Happy Pride! @anjula_acharia," Priyanka wrote as the caption.
Ayushmann: Pandemic, lockdowns made us more opinionated than before
Ayushmann, whose film "Article 15" completed two years of release on Monday, said: "Article 15 is a special film in my filmography and I can't thank (director) Anubhav Sinha sir for giving me one of the most cherished films of my career. "It was an eye-opening film for me and helped me see things from a different lens. We will need films like Article 15 with its superlative content to pull people back to theatres."
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