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While people remember her as Aarohi, let us remind you that Shraddha Kapoor did two major films including one under the Yash Raj banner – Teen Patti (2010) and Luv Ka The End (2011) before she played the role of an aspiring singer in the hit Aashiqui franchise. Basking in the success of two consecutive films, namely, Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar and the recently released Stree 2, Shraddha traced her journey in the film industry and opened up about how her first experience as an actress was overwhelming for her and how she suffered a breakdown on the sets of 2010 thriller. Speaking about how the most valuable lesson she learnt during the shoot of her first film, Shraddha Kapoor told Cosmopolitan, “I remember on the second or third day, I had a breakdown and told my mom I didn't want to go back, and I didn't understand this world since I had never AD'ed on a film set and was just 20 or 21. People were not always very nice cause if you were a 'somebody', you would be sudde

Ranbir Kapoor, one of the leading actors of his generation, has captivated audiences with a string of successful films and is now gearing up for his next project, Ramayana. His talent and dedication have not only impressed viewers but also inspired younger actors. In a recent conversation with Lallantop, Jigra actor Vedang Raina praised Ranbir's performance in Rockstar, highlighting him as a source of inspiration. Alia Bhatt and director Vasan Bala also participated in the discussion. During the conversation, while Vedang was singing, the host joked that Imtiaz Ali could do a Rockstar sequel with him. Vasan added, “The BTS for that would be much better.” Vedang then revealed that Rockstar was his favorite film, and that he would occasionally peek at the film's BTS. He said, “I have been the biggest fan of Ranbir’s lip-syncing in Rockstar. I was very curious to always see the film’s BTS. I was curious to know if Ranbir could sing or not. His singing skills were negative, they w

Ranbir Kapoor took the spotlight as the showstopper for designer Tarun Tahiliani's Baaraat by Tasva show in Delhi. Numerous photos and videos of him dressed as a traditional Indian groom surfaced across social media. In the clip, Ranbir Kapoor made a grand entrance in a car to the beat of dhols, waving, blowing kisses, and folding his hands to greet the crowd. On stage, he danced with the other models, who played his groomsmen, smiling and looking around. Ranbir Kapoor donned an ivory silk sherwani paired with matching pants, complemented by ivory and pink mojri and a shawl over his shoulder. His look was finished with an ivory silk turban adorned with colorful stones and pearls. His Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar co-star, Anubhav Singh Bassi, also appeared on the ramp, wearing a black outfit as one of the groomsmen. During a media interaction, Ranbir recalled how his wife, Alia Bhatt, took charge of planning every detail of their wedding. He said, “My wife planned everything, I just h

Hina Khan, who has been sharing every bit of her journey with her fans, aka Hinaholics, have also been sharing several poignant posts where she describes her battle with the disease. Recently, the actress revealed that she is nearing the end of her chemo treatment and mentioned how a single surviving eye lash became a symbol of hope for her. Taking to the social media platform Instagram, Hina Khan shared a close up shot of the sole surviving eyelash after her chemo treatment. Readers would be aware that this treatment causes extensive loss of hair and Hina showcased how the single eye lash endured all the rigorous treatment as it continued to stay strong. Calling it her ‘inspiration’, the actress wrote in the note, “Wanna know what’s my current source of motivation? Once part of a mighty and beautiful Brigade that adorned my eyes. My Genetically long and beautiful lashes..This BRAVE , LONE WARRIOR my last standing Eyelash has fought it all beside me ??Nearing the last cycle of my Chem

Being one of the most popular female stars of the country, Alia Bhatt has garnered much love from audiences over the years. The actress, who is appreciated for her power-packed performance in many of her films, recently traced her journey where she discussed about the films that have left a major impact on her and named Highway, Udta Punjab, and Gangubai Kathiawadi which have been the important milestones of her filmography. Discussing performances that have brought the biggest change in her, Alia Bhatt shared in IMDb’s Icons Only Segment, "I think the first film where I felt a significant shift in my personality was the film Highway (2014). Maybe it was because I was on the road for so long, away from home. The first time I really had an experience like that was like going away to college but only my college was a film set." She continued, "Perhaps after that, it was a film like Udta Punjab (2016) which was a character that made me very uncomfortable. But I think this

Sharvari, who is on a career high with the box office success of Munjya and all the appreciation, rave reviews coming her way for Vedaa, made her ramp debut on October 12 in New Delhi. We had earlier stated that the actress will be taking the fashion floor by storm by walking for designers Pankaj and Nidhi at the famous Lakme Fashion Week which is currently being held in the capital. Excited about the same, the actress now has shared a sweet note of gratitude and also her experience of walking the ramp for the first time. The video shared by Sharvari on the social media platform Instagram, includes montages of her ramp walk, some shots from her ‘Get Ready With Me’ session, and also the final walk with the designers. Sharvari, in her note, thanked the fashion designers Pankaj and Nidhi for choosing her as their muse for the evening and wrote, “Today was my Runway Debut with @pankajandnidhi at the Lakmé fashion week! Eeepp! I have always watched fashion weeks and dreamt of closing a sho