Whether it’s a celeb’s surprise purchase or a look into a star’s untold past, Bollywood is buzzing louder than ever. From Salman Khan’s bodyguard Shera’s father passing away, Kajol fuming at paparazzi for asking her to speak in Hindi, to Ahaan Panday promising to work ‘hard’ after ‘Saiyaara’ success, here are the top 5 stories lighting up the world of entertainment today!
Tanuja whistles on daughter Kajol’s request
At an awards event, 81-year-old actress Tanuja whistled energetically at her daughter Kajol’s playful request, captivating the crowd. Kajol, visibly proud, watched as Anupam Kher praised Tanuja as a “great mother and coolest heroine.” Kajol also received the prestigious Raj Kapoor Award, adding to the celebratory mood.
Salman Khan’s bodyguard Shera’s father passes away
Shera, widely known as Salman Khan’s loyal bodyguard, is mourning the loss of his father, Sunder Singh Jolly, who passed away at 88 after a long battle with cancer. Shera shared the emotional announcement and invited well-wishers to pay their respects at his Mumbai residence.
Ahaan promises to work ‘hard’ after ‘Saiyaara’ success
Ahaan Panday celebrated the runaway success of Saiyaara—now a global blockbuster—by sharing an emotional tribute to his late grandmother, calling her his guiding star. Grateful for the overwhelming love from fans, he pledged to honour her memory by working “twice as hard” to keep the child in him happy.
‘Love & War ’: Bhansali to drop first look on Sept 28?
Sanjay Leela Bhansali is set to surprise fans by unveiling the first look of his upcoming romantic drama Love & War—starring Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, and Vicky Kaushal—on September 28, coinciding with Ranbir’s birthday. The visual reveal, possibly a poster or teaser, is expected to spark widespread excitement.
Kajol fumes at paparazzi for asking her to speak in Hindi
At the Maharashtra State Film Awards 2025, Kajol expressed visible annoyance when a paparazzo asked her to repeat her remarks in Hindi. Delivering her message instead in Marathi and English, she responded that language should not be a barrier—“Those who want to understand, will understand”—sparking both praise and criticism online.
