Recently, Janhvi Kapoor took to Instagram to share captivating images from her chilly shoot, enchanting her followers with picturesque winter scenes. She openly discussed the challenges of working in freezing temperatures as she highlighted her journey in the industry. Additionally, she paid homage to her mother, Sridevi, with a memorable Halloween look, which received tremendous praise from her sister Kushi Kapoor. Janhvi's current film, 'Peddi', premiered on June 4, 2026.
In a delightful flashback, filmmaker KC Bokadia shares a humorous story from the set of 'Maidaan-E-Jung'. He details a comical mishap where Manoj Kumar accidentally collided with the legendary Dharmendra during a musical number, creating a lighthearted moment amidst their well-known rivalry. With both stars no longer with us, their unforgettable contributions to Indian cinema and the captivating film's legacy live on.
KC Bokadia recently pointed out that legendary actors like Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan never place personal staff costs on film producers. With production expenses rising due to vanity vans and large personnel demands, he urged contemporary stars to be mindful of the financial strain on producers. Sharing an anecdote about Jackie Shroff's cooperative spirit on set, he highlighted the vital role of mutual respect and humility in filmmaking.
While filming 'Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam', Shah Rukh Khan made a remarkable gesture, choosing to forgo his remaining fees in favor of preserving his relationship with KC Bokadia. Years later, during an unexpected encounter at Empire Studio, Khan reaffirmed this selfless act. His willingness to prioritize personal connections over financial gain speaks volumes about his character and the enduring bond formed during the project's production.
At a recent cultural event in Chhattisgarh, Abhijeet Bhattacharya tackled the controversial topic of lip-syncing, encouraging attendees to insist on true live singing from performers. He expressed his commitment to maintaining this expectation. The theme intensified when Minister Daler Mehndi was criticized for not performing live, igniting debates among artists, including Mika Singh. Bhattacharya's remarks stress the importance of honoring the audience's experience and the artistry involved in authentic performances.
Nitesh Tiwari's directorial film 'Ramayana' will premiere in theaters on November 5, 2026. Badshah praised the film for its visuals, music, and performances after viewing it. Produced on a reported budget of Rs 4000 crore, it features a notable star cast including Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi. The film is expected to be the widest release for any Indian film, reaching 70,000 screens globally.