A concert gave an actress a major core memory. Wamiqa Gabbi attended Sunidhi Chauhan's Mumbai show with her dad and friends, calling it an overwhelming first concert experience.
She posted about the pure musical intoxication, with no drinks needed, praising Sunidhi's unique stage energy and emotional power. A special moment involved both her father and Sunidhi's father being there. The event, part of the I Am Home India tour, also drew other industry figures like Imtiaz Ali and Sunil Grover in the crowd.
Wamiqa said some artists must be experienced live, not just heard, and that watching Sunidhi perform a song from her own film history made the night surreal. She described her friends losing themselves in the music and her dad...
New parents made their baby's first Christmas super cutesy. Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha shared a badly edited but sweet reel showing their holiday with their infant son Neer.
The video featured peppermint chocolates, a decorated tree, and personalized stockings with the baby's name, plus a fancy cheese fondue spread. This follows Parineeti recently joking online about postpartum symptoms, posting about getting distracted while trying to organize storage.
The couple welcomed Neer back in October, announcing his birth with a message about their hearts being full. They explained his name means something pure and limitless. Parineeti and Raghav got married in a private Udaipur ceremony last year.
Kriti Sanon shared Christmas pictures featuring her sister Nupur Sanon and Nupur's rumored fiancé, singer Stebin Ben, along with their parents.
This adds fuel to speculation about a January wedding in Udaipur for the couple, who have been linked since last year. Stebin appears frequently in family posts, like Nupur's recent birthday celebration, where the sisters danced to a classic Bollywood song. Kriti captioned the festive post simply, saying she was busy celebrating.
On the work front, Kriti is set to star in the sequel to the film Cocktail, directed again by Homi Adajania and produced by Maddock Films, alongside Shahid Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna.
A huge movie star got a massive martial arts welcome overseas. Thalapathy Vijay landed in Malaysia with his mother and composer Anirudh Ravichander for the audio launch of his film Jana Nayagan.
They were greeted at the Kuala Lumpur airport with traditional dancers and a special Silat performance, the national martial art, highlighting their global fanbase. This movie is his final project before shifting full-time to his political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam. The launch event at Bukit Jalil Stadium will feature a tribute concert with thirty singers before the main program with the director H Vinoth and the cast.
The film itself has a large cast, including Bobby Deol and Pooja Hegde, with cinematography by Sathyan Sooryan. Produced...
That new star's grandpa is seriously proud of him. Agastya Nanda, debuting in the war film Ikkis, talked about the movie's music helping him get into his soldier character, feeling overwhelmed by the positive reaction to tracks like Sitaare.
His co-star Simar Bhatia, playing his love interest, said the emotional songs felt purposeful and part of the characters themselves. The biggest praise came from his grandfather, megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who wrote a lengthy, emotional blog post calling Agastya's performance perfect in every shot. Bachchan recalled memories from Agastya's birth at Breach Candy Hospital to his deciding to act, saying he could not take his eyes off the screen.
Another celebrity is on a religious checklist mission. Kangana Ranaut recently visited the Girishneshwar Jyotirlinga in Maharashtra, posting devotional photos in a blue outfit.
She mentioned visiting other lingams multiple times but said this was her first time at this specific one, calling it a fortunate event that only happens when called by a higher power. This marked another stop on her goal to see all twelve Jyotirlingas before the year ends.
Prior to this, she went to the Vaidyanath Jyotirlinga and Vasuki Dham, calling that her ninth pilgrimage site with three left to complete. Back in November, she also attended an aarti ceremony at the Somnath Temple.
A TV actress honored two young historical figures. Rupali Ganguly posted a heartfelt message online for Veer Bal Diwas, expressing pride for Sahibzada Zorawar Singh and Sahibzada Fateh Singh.
She called their sacrifice a point of national pride, not just a history lesson, praising their courage and faith at a young age. The day commemorates the sons of Guru Gobind Singh, who reportedly gave their lives for their faith under Mughal capture.
In other news, Rupali recently dedicated an award win for her show Anupamaa to her late co-star Satish Shah. She referred to him as her rockstar, highlighting their bond from working together on the classic series Sarabhai vs Sarabhai, where they played daughter-in-law and father-in-law. Satish Shah...
Portraying a freedom fighter really sticks with an actor. Raj Babbar shared thoughts on playing Sardar Udham Singh, posting a throwback clip on the revolutionary's birth anniversary.
He called the Jallianwala Bagh massacre a deep injustice, noting the British punished General Dyer, but true vengeance came from Udham Singh himself in England. Babbar said taking on the role was a thrilling and profound personal experience, saluting Singh as a symbol of fierce courage. He played the part in the 1999 Punjabi film Shaheed Uddham Singh, released near the figure's centenary.
Udham Singh, born in 1899 in Punjab, is remembered for assassinating Michael O'Dwyer, the former Lieutenant Governor linked to the massacre, an act viewed as retribution...
Even famous people hate the dentist. Shruti Haasan just posted a relatable Instagram story about surviving a dental appointment, hiding half her face in her hands.
She admitted she dislikes the pain and the procedures but is a fan of the final result, like a nice smile and clean teeth. The actress from the movie Salaar also recently posted about finally taking a vacation after a long time, sharing a happy selfie from a flight without naming her destination.
Professionally, she is preparing for the upcoming sequel, Salaar Part 2: Shouryanga Parvam. The first film, directed by Prashanth Neel and starring Prabhas, was a major hit. The story is set in a fictional dystopian city called Khansaar, focusing on the bond between two princes...
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