Riteish Deshmukh received numerous birthday wishes from his industry peers. Ajay Devgn joked about their upcoming film Dhamaal 4, referencing their previous collaboration, Raid 2. That comedy project will feature a large ensemble cast including several veteran actors.
Suniel Shetty highlighted the dedicated effort Riteish is putting into his awaited project, Raja Shivaji, predicting a standout year for him. Anil Kapoor complimented the actor's effortless grace both on and off camera.
His wife, Genelia Deshmukh, shared a heartfelt message, calling Riteish her heartbeat and the reason for their lasting closeness. She expressed her commitment to celebrating him constantly.
Fatima Sana Shaikh recently celebrated a major career milestone, winning her first Filmfare Best Actress award. She earned the Black Lady trophy for her role in the short film Ayesha, directed by Nihit Bhave.
She posted online about the surreal feeling of holding the award. Shaikh reflected that her younger self never dared to dream so big, feeling grateful to live a reality she once thought impossible. The short film premiered at a festival in Tokyo and was Oscar-eligible.
The actress gained wide recognition for playing Geeta Phogat in the hit wrestling drama Dangal. Her career has since included roles in various feature films and another recent family drama.
Actress Siddhi Idnani emphasized her desire for substantial roles at a recent trailer launch. She stars alongside Arun Vijay in the upcoming action film Retta Thala, playing a character named Andre.
Idnani described Andre as a strong, purposeful woman who drives the narrative forward. She explicitly stated she does not want fleeting roles centered only on song or romance. Her goal is to demonstrate that female characters can provide essential value and momentum to a story, thanking the director for the opportunity.
The film's trailer suggests a blend of action, drama, and revenge. Arun Vijay previously mentioned that the story explores the grey shades within individuals, revealing he plays two distinct roles named Malpe Upendra and...
Divya Dutta posted about a special celebration with veteran actors Naseeruddin Shah and Ratna Pathak. The gathering honored their series Bandish Bandits 2, which won top honors at a festival in Goa.
The show received the best series award and a best music album prize. Dutta and her co-star Sheeba Chaddha also earned individual nominations. She expressed pride in the project, thanking the director and producer for the journey.
The musical drama features a large ensemble cast and was filmed in several scenic Indian locations. Its second season became available on a major streaming service late last year.
Genelia Deshmukh posted a deeply personal birthday message for her husband Riteish Deshmukh. She called him her permanent heartbeat and the sole reason for their famously close relationship, sharing several black and white photos online.
She wrote that his loving and graceful nature explains their lasting happiness together. Genelia described how he brings her laughter and comfort, effortlessly making everyone around him feel important.
The actress feels incredibly fortunate to experience his golden heart constantly. She pledged to celebrate him endlessly, asking him to keep her heart safe. The couple first met on a film set years before their dual wedding ceremonies. They have two sons and have collaborated on multiple movie projects...
Deepti Naval recently watched the film Dhurandhar and shared strong praise for its cast. The veteran actress called Ranveer Singh's performance powerful yet restrained on social media. She also declared herself a longtime fan of Akshaye Khanna, stating he delivered exceptional work in the movie.
Naval commended the entire ensemble, saying every actor stood out. She offered congratulations to director Aditya Dhar and his team for their impressive result. Her review adds to other celebrity endorsements for the project.
Preity Zinta previously called it one of the best films she had seen in years after a packed theater screening. She highlighted raw, real performances from the large cast, including Sanjay Dutt and R. Madhavan. Zinta...
Amanda Seyfried admitted she once aimed for a Broadway career but backed out due to intense anxiety. The actress discussed her role in the musical film The Testament of Ann Lee, noting it helped her appreciate her current abilities.
She told a magazine that her vocal coach questioned her long absence from lessons. Seyfried decided against ever performing live on stage, calling the idea terrifying. She described having consecutive nightmares about a Broadway debut while filming in Budapest, realizing the pressure would break her.
This self-awareness felt freeing rather than weak to her. Seyfried first appeared in the 2004 hit Mean Girls, a film she still encounters on merchandise and television. She joked about residual payments...
Kannada actor Kichcha Sudeep joked about co-star Yogi Babu's hectic schedule during a press event for their upcoming film Mark. Sudeep explained the movie was a collaborative idea with director Vijay Kartikeyaa, praising the entire crew's hard work.
He specifically teased the popular comedian Yogi Babu for his divided attention. Sudeep claimed Babu was spread across multiple sets, arriving in pieces like a payment plan. The crew would sometimes finish a night shoot only to be called back because Babu had finally shown up.
Sudeep clarified that they waited because Babu's talent made him a valuable asset. He emphasized the team's unified effort and clear communication throughout the project. The film features a large cast, including...
Vivek Oberoi called himself his father's shadow in a recent birthday tribute. The actor admitted he never feared the film industry itself, but felt intense pressure matching his dad Suresh Oberoi's legacy.
Vivek wrote that his father's powerful style and iconic dialogue delivery made him nervous. He confessed to being a mama's boy publicly, but secretly considers himself his dad's double, learning everything from him. He feels immense pride when people connect him to his father's graceful career.
The post included clips highlighting Suresh Oberoi's journey. The veteran actor once stated in an interview that he never copied anyone, not even himself. His debut was in the 1977 film Jeevan Mukt, with leading roles following in projects...
