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Zeenat Aman puts up throwback photo from 'Shalimar' to inspire Sat evening plans
Taking to Instagram, Zeenat shared a monochrome picture dressed in a neck plunging sequined dress. In the picture, she can be seen combing her hair. She shared the picture with the caption: "Some Saturday glam to inspire your evening plans! I've seen this image of myself floating around on the Internet, and thought it would be good to add some context to it.
Man vs. Algorithm: What dark secrets did 'Zwigato' expose to Nandita Das
And when it comes to gig workers, the conditions are far more grim since they're not full-time employees and are devoid of any benefits and security that a permanent job brings. Filmmaker-actress Nandita Das' new film "Zwigato" tells the human story of a gig worker who works with the titular food delivery platform.
Macklemore likens addiction to 'allergy' while opening up about sobriety
In the wake of his latest album's release, the 'Can't Hold Us' hitmaker made an appearance on health podcast 'On Purpose with Jay Shetty' and opened up about his sobriety journey, reports aceshowbiz.com. Looking back at how he became addicted, the Grammy-winning rapper began by stating: "The easiest way for me to describe it is that.
As Shubhangi Atre gave her first take as Angoori bhabhi, the camera lens broke!
She recalled: "The memory of my first day and the first scene at the shoot is still fresh. As I gave the first take as Angoori, the camera lens broke. Initially, I was very embarrassed and stressed, and my reaction was, 'Oh! my God, what just happened?' But then the entire cast and crew applauded, which was a huge surprise.
Adi Irani: 'Kul Bhushan is very different from what I have played in the past'
Adi said: "Kul Bhushan, is very different from what I have played in the past and I am quite excited about my entry in the show. I hope the audience will love the upcoming episodes of the show and continue to shower us with their love and support."Brother of Bollywood actress Aruna Irani and director Indra Kumar, Adi is known for his roles.
Raveena Tandon recreates 'Tip Tip Barsa Paani' with Norwegian group
Quick Style took to Instagram, where they shared a video dancing with Raveena. The group start grooving to the beats of the song, while the actress joined them from behind. Quick Style captioned the post: "Different when you do it with the originals."The track is from the 1994 film 'Mohra starring Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty and Raveena.
Kapil Sharma remembers KK on his show, sings 'Sach Keh Raha Hai Deewana'
Kapil welcomed Bollywood actress Dia Mirza on his show and shared a video on his Instagram handle from the sets while singing the song and the audience respnded with excitement. Kapil wrote in the caption: "This was not planned,@diamirzaofficial was there in our show n I just started humming the lines.
Chitrangda Singh shares a glimpse of her first shot from 'Gaslight'
She shared that this is the "most complex" role she has played so far. Chitrangda took to Twitter, where she shared a clip of her shooting for the film, which will release on March 31. My first day ! My first shot as Rukmani! #bts This is probably the most complex role I have played so far ..so special ! So grateful. so excited," Chitrangda wrote.
South Asian dancers fight for representation after 'Naatu Naatu' Oscar performance
Many in the South Asian dance community were dismayed by the astonishing dearth of South Asian representation in the 'Naatu Naatu' performance at Sunday's Academy Awards. While singers Rahul Sipligunj and Kaala Bhairava were on hand to perform their hit tune from Tollywood smash 'RRR', which made history for India.
KJo pens heartwarming note for his 'brave and resilient' mother, as she turns 80
Karan took to Instagram, where he shared a slew of pictures featuring him, his mother, his late father and kids Yash and Roohi. He wrote: "My brave and resilient mama turns 80 today. She taught me how to love, how to stand for what I believe in a never apologise or justify myself if I was in the right never pretend to be anyone I wasn't.
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