Category: Entertainment

On Katrina Kaif’s birthday today, let’s take a look at her perfect family photos with Vicky Kaushal’s parents

After her extravagant wedding in Rajasthan, Bollywood actor Katrina Kaif opened up about Vicky Kaushal on an episode of She had shared how her husband’s bond with his family made her believe Vicky would give her the same respect and importance in the future.

The couple have been married for over two years now. Today, Katrina is not just a loving wife but also a doting daughter-in-law to Vicky’s parents Veena and Sham Kaushal. Well, on her 41st birthday, let’s take a look at their happy family photos which prove Katrina is the perfect bahu

With film industries globally struggling to get people to theatres post pandemic, Indian cinema is carrying out an interesting experiment—the crossover collab.

A new cinematic language is taking shape in India, powered by crossovers. Since its inception, Indian cinema was locked in linguistic silos—Bollywood, Tollywood, Kollywood, Mollywood and the many smaller woods that exist in a country where the local language changes every 20 kilometres. With film industries across the world struggling to get people to theatres after the pandemic, Indian cinema is carrying out an interesting experiment—the crossover collaboration.

Moving across industries

These crossovers, unlike superhero crossovers in the Marvel Universe, are seeing actors and directors move across industries. In recent years, several filmmakers based in the south of India have ventured into making films in Hindi

Take popular titles like Jersey, and —all these films have been made by successful filmmakers from down south. Actors from southern film industries have also moved into Hindi films. and are all examples of actors crossing over from south cinema to Hindi. On the other hand, Bollywood stars are also venturing into films beyond Hindi. Sanjay Dutt and Raveena Tandon made a conspicuous showing in while Ajay Devgn and Alia Bhatt made their presence felt in . Deepika Padukone and Amitabh Bachchan stole the spotlight in .

Abhishek Bachchan has been roped in to play the antagonist in Shah Rukh Khan and Suhana Khan’s film King. But he’s not the first hero to turn into a villai

After breaking box office records with his back-to-back releases and in 2023, Shah Rukh Khan is now busy gearing up for his next project . The Sujoy Ghosh directorial marks the superstar’s first-ever film with daughter Suhana Khan. As if this wasn’t enough of a casting coup, makers have now roped in Abhishek Bachchan as the antagonist. Well, as he prepares to enter his villain era, let’s revisit times when other beloved actors became onscreen baddies:

Shah Rukh Khan

Let’s begin with the baadshah himself. SRK has been known as the king of romance for many decades. But he proved he was a versatile actor when he played an obsessive lover in (1993). The same year, Shah Rukh gave another memorable villainous performance in

Varun Sharma made moviegoers fall in love with his character Choocha from the Fukrey franchise owing to his funny expressions. So, on World Emoji Day today, he emotes his funniest expressions as he shoots for us

He adds, “If you have an argument with someone, you know the replies are cold when they put the slightly smiling face emoji. Toh aapko pata chal jaata hai ki banda chidh gaya hai. I use a lot of heart emojis. I have certain friends who only talk through emojis – 60% text mein aur 40% emojis! It’s a great secret language.”

The 34-year-old, who was recently seen in the film Wild Wild Punjab, says besides the heart emoji, he also uses the rolling eyes emoji quite frequently.

But his mother’s favourite is “the namaste and hug wala”. Sharma adds, “Like every family, we, too, have a family WhatsApp group, where I message when my flight is about to take off or when I land. The folded hands emoji and the hug emoji from her mean a lot to me.”