Anupam Kher dropped a video on Instagram about how guys view their dads differently as they get older. He walked through the whole progression from thinking your old man knows everything when you're little to being a teenager who thinks he's completely clueless.
The actor explained that by your mid-twenties, you still think you're smarter than him, but then things shift in your thirties and forties when you start realizing he was actually right about stuff. By the time you hit fifty, you wish he were still around to teach you more.
Kher wrapped it up by saying you should never disrespect your father because he genuinely has the life experience you're still figuring out. His advice was to either stay quiet or leave the room instead of...
Kareena Kapoor Khan posted a relatable Instagram story about the chaos of parenting with husband Saif Ali Khan. She shared a meme joking about how their two sons constantly interrupt conversations, and she basically forgets what she was trying to say. The couple got married back in 2012 and have kids named Taimur and Jeh.
Both actors just appeared in a Netflix special called Dining with the Kapoors that features multiple generations of the famous Bollywood family. Kareena recently started filming her 68th movie, Daayra, which is being directed by Meghna Gulzar and stars Prithviraj Sukumaran alongside her. She announced the production kickoff on social media and asked fans to send good vibes.
Taylor Swift dropped the trailer for her Eras Tour final show film that hits Disney+ next week, and it captures her entire Vancouver concert with the full Tortured Poets Department set for the first time. The pop star thanked fans in the preview for making the tour the most exciting time of her life so far.
Along with the concert film, she's releasing a six-part docuseries about life on the road with guest appearances from Ed Sheeran, Florence Welch, Gracie Abrams, and Sabrina Carpenter. The first two episodes drop the same day, and the remaining four will roll out over the next couple of weeks.
Meenakshi Seshadri posted on Instagram about her love for an RD Burman track from Zameen Aasman that featured Sanjay Dutt and Anita Raj. The actress praised the legendary composer for crafting some gorgeous romantic tunes back in the day, and she picked one with vocals by Lata Mangeshkar as her backdrop while walking through a garden.
The 1980s and 1990s star had a wild career after her breakout role in Hero, following her debut in Painter Babu. She lit up the screen in a bunch of hits like Damini and Ghatak before stepping away from the industry. Her last appearance was in the Rajkumar Santoshi film with Sunny Deol, which ended up being the top domestic earner that year.
Zameen Aasman itself tells the story of a widower whose luck...
Abhishek Banerjee just finished shooting some unnamed movie with Ahsaas Channa and Gajraj Rao, and the whole crew seems pumped about how it turned out. The production team said the three actors brought really solid energy to the set every day, and their chemistry apparently shows in all the behind-the-scenes stuff they posted online during filming.
Abhishek recently popped up in Thamma, which is part of that Maddock horror comedy universe thing with Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna. He's also getting back into theater after like 20 years with a play called Tu Kya Hai that roasts people chasing performance art dreams in Mumbai. The show explores three different angles on the struggle, from dealing with skeptical middle-class...
Wamiqa Gabbi posted a funny Instagram video where her makeup artist wanted to remove her glam after a long day, but she kept refusing like a stubborn kid protecting their favorite toy. The clip plays over audio that goes back and forth with someone saying they can't take something off, and she captioned it by joking about how dramatic she gets.
The actress wrapped up work on Bhool Chuk Maaf with Rajkummar Rao recently, and she's got a bunch of projects lined up next. Her upcoming slate features Pati Patni Aur Woh 2 with Ayushmaan Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan dropping in theaters in March 2026, plus Bhooth Bangla, directed by Priyadarshan alongside Akshay Kumar and Tabu, hitting screens in April 2026. She's also signed on for Kuku Ki...
Krushna Abhishek posted birthday love for his wife, Kashmera Shah, on Instagram, calling her the family's lucky charm and superpower while sharing photos with their twin sons Krishaang and Rayaan. The comedian thanked her for being straightforward and making every moment count since they tied the knot back in 2013 after meeting on a movie set.
Both stars currently appear on Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment alongside a bunch of other reality TV personalities, with Bharti Singh hosting and chef Harpal Singh Sokhi judging. Krushna built his name through comedy shows like The Kapil Sharma Show, while Kashmera gained attention from Ram Gopal Varma's survival thriller Jungle and competed on Bigg Boss.
Karan Johar went off in his Instagram Stories, asking if Bollywood got reduced to viral clips and pap shots instead of actual filmmaking, saying everyone needs to ditch phones and get back to making proper movies for theaters. The director admitted he posted his rant while doomscrolling at midnight and feeling sick, which is pretty on-brand for someone who lives on social media himself.
KJo also confessed that ChatGPT became his new obsession after initially being skeptical about AI tools, hoping the bot loves him back and this relationship works both ways.
Nick Jonas posted a beach photo of Priyanka Chopra to mark seven years since they got married, calling her his dream girl on Instagram. The couple first connected when Jonas slid into her DMs asking to meet, and they eventually went public at the Met Gala before getting engaged on her birthday in London. They had a massive wedding in India that mixed Christian and Hindu ceremonies, and their daughter Malti Marie arrived via surrogate.
Priyanka recently flew to LA for Thanksgiving with Nick and their kid, posting about being thankful for health and family. The actress said she appreciates the simple stuff people forget to notice when life gets hectic.
