Buckle up, because we’ve got your daily dose of showbiz! From Virat Kohli-Anushka Sharma visiting Premanand Maharaj with Akaay and Vamika, Avantika Malik sharing cryptic post about her divorce with Imran Khan to Saba azad, Sussanne Khan wishing Hrithik Roshan on his birthday; Ready to stay in the loop? Let’s jump right in!
Saba azad, Sussanne Khan wish Hrithik Roshan on his birthday
Saba Azad shared heartfelt birthday wishes for Hrithik Roshan, posting loving pictures with him. She expressed her admiration, wishing him a life filled with joy, love, and all the happiness he deserves. The actress’s warm and personal message captured her affection for Hrithik on his special day.Allu Arjun a part of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Love And War’?
There have been speculations about Allu Arjun possibly joining Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s upcoming film, which is said to involve a star-studded cast including Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, and Vicky Kaushal. However, the details remain unclear, and it’s uncertain if Allu Arjun is officially part of this project.
Virat Kohli-Anushka Sharma visit Premanand Maharaj with Akaay and Vamika
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma, along with their daughter Vamika, visited Premanand Maharaj and discussed themes of success and failure. During the visit, Anushka expressed a heartfelt request for “Prem Bhakti,” which won the hearts of many. A video of this touching moment has been shared online, showcasing their emotional connection.
Avantika Malik’s cryptic post about her divorce with Imran Khan
Avantika Malik shared a cryptic post reflecting on the time she went through a personal breakdown following her divorce from Imran Khan. She described it as the year when she “broke and unraveled.” The post has sparked much attention as Avantika opens up about this challenging period in her life.
Kangana Ranaut wants to cast Karan Johar in her film
Kangana Ranaut shared that she would like to cast Karan Johar in one of her future films. She emphasized that he would be given a substantial role, different from the typical “saas-bahu” drama, offering something more meaningful.
