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Fatima Sana Shaikh is a bike lover, and she hopped onto her Royal Enfield “after ages”. The actress was last seen riding a bullet in Dhak Dhak (2023), a film that featured Fatima and also included adrenaline-filled bike sequences. Recently, she took to her social media to share her latest experience of riding in Ladakh, calling it “nerve-wracking”. Her caption read, “Back on the bike after ages! Last rode in the mountains during Dhak Dhak.. and had almost forgotten how peaceful it feels. Chased the sunset, missed it twice. Wapas mudte mudte raat ho gayi. And riding at night wasn’t the smartest…especially jab tum confident rider na ho (jo main bilkul bhi nahi hun).” She added, “Cold fingers, blinding beams, massive trucks, almost no road lights… sab mila ke thoda nerve-racking tha. But still, made it home safe aur bohot Mazza aaya.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Fatima Sana Shaikh (@fatimasanashaikh) On the work front, Fatima is set to take viewers on a...

September 15 marked a special day for Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna as their son, Aarav, celebrated his 23rd birthday. Both parents took to social media to share heartfelt notes, accompanied by the same candid picture of Akshay with Aarav. Akshay, in his trademark humorous yet emotional style, wrote, “Happy 23rd, Aarav! When I was twenty three I was learning to beat up people on screen… it’s a strange feeling now to see you beat me everyday right from tech to fashion to arguments on the dinner table. Dekhte hi dekhte itna bada ho gaya hai yaar tu… you make me feel like a proud sidekick in my own story / Love you beta. Cheers to the best 23 years of my life because they’ve been with you.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Jolly Mishra - Asli Jolly from Kanpur (@akshaykumar) Twinkle Khanna, known for her wit and writing flair, chose a reflective tone. She posted, “And he turns 23 / Though I have an undeniable compulsion to hold on to him, it would be wise t...

Ileana D’Cruz, who welcomed her second child in June, has spoken candidly about the emotional toll that motherhood has taken this time around. The actress revealed that after giving birth to her son Keanu Rafe Dolan, she experienced postpartum depression, saying that her “mental space was completely messed up.” In a recent interview with NDTV, Ileana reflected on how her second time around has been very different from her first. She said, “What is nice the second time around is that you have sort of been through the drill, you know what to expect, especially with the delivery process. I was very clear, and I wanted to do things differently. I wanted to be a little crazy. I said I'm going to go unmedicated this time. I'm not going to do the epidural. I told my nurse that we need to come up with a plan and it was great because she worked with me.” She added, “First time, you're trying to come to terms with everything. It's like you've gone from being a single woman ...

Bobby Deol has openly reflected on a period in his career when he felt that his choices had taken a toll on his progress and revealed he resorted to acting classes during the times when “he did not have any work”. The actor, who received widespread acclaim for his performance in Animal, discussed these setbacks during an interview at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). He said, “Today, I have become more brave and fearless. I have moved away from what my image used to be. The web shows I acted in were very helpful in this regard. In between when I did not have any work, I took acting classes. I asked myself why did my career have a good start? That’s because people saw something in me. However, because of my wrong choices, my career suffered. I worked on regaining faith in myself as well as being disciplined. If you are disciplined, you can put more effort into your work without feeling the pressure.” Deol also addressed typecasting: “In this industry, one tends to get ty...

In an interview with Komal Nahta, Aamir Khan opened up about his 2022 film, Laal Singh Chaddha. He mentioned the budget, what went wrong and a lot more. Aamir began by saying, “I apply a filter – I’ll make the film that my heart wishes, but I should not go into a loss while doing so. Those who have invested their money should recover and potentially even earn a profit. However, I didn’t put that filter on Laal Singh Chaddha. Before the shoot, I told Advait (director Advait Chandan) that this is not a mainstream film and listed out three reasons for it.” Aamir continued, “Firstly, the premise should be an affirmative sentence with an action in it. But in Laal Singh Chaddha, the premise is a question. This film asks, are you in control of your life? Or are you like a feather; hawa ka jhoka aata hai toh aap wahaan chale jaate ho. When the premise is a question mark, it can’t be mainstream because the audience clearly wants to know who is right and who is wrong. Secondly, the film doesn’...

After a successful 50-day theatrical run, Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara, starring debutants Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, arrived on Netflix on September 12, 2025. Just a day later, filmmaker Hansal Mehta took to social media to share his thoughts on the film, calling it a reminder of why Bollywood love stories once worked so beautifully. In a candid note, Mehta wrote, “I don’t necessarily watch the kind of films I make. Or only the kind of films that people presume I would like. I am no cinema snob. That would make life so boring. So here go my thoughts on a film I watched really late last night — thanks to jet lag.” Praising the film’s emotional depth, Mehta highlighted how Saiyaara struck the right balance with its storytelling elements: “Get the emotions right. Get the music right. Get the timing, the quantity. Get the lead pair right. Ahaan Pandey and Aneet Padda are just that — young, fresh, utterly watchable. You simply cannot look away. The real ‘a star is born’ unfolds here as you w...