Hand in hand, and all smiles
Bollywood couple Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh were seen arriving at the Mumbai airport on Sunday (Jan 11) after their New York holiday, keeping things low-key as they walked hand in hand. The moment drew attention when paparazzi addressed Ranveer as “Dhurandhar,” following the mega success of his latest film, Dhurandhar a remark that appeared to amuse Deepika, who smiled in response. Ranveer acknowledged the comment with a brief reaction before the couple moved on. Dressed in black leather jackets and denims, the couple twinned their airport look, and their cheerful interaction with paps has gone viral on social media.
No fear of box-office clash
Emraan Hashmi and Mukesh Bhatt
Producer Mukesh Bhatt has dismissed claims that the delay of Awarapan 2 is linked to competition from Dhurandhar 2 or Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups. “I’m not scared,” Bhatt told PTI, stressing that the film’s postponement is due to unfinished shooting after Emraan Hashmi suffered an on-set injury requiring surgery, not box-office fear. He explained that the release, now expected in May–June, was shifted because Emraan cannot perform action for 45 days, delaying key sequences. The film was scheduled to release on April 3, now it ill arrive in cinemas in June.
But first, me
Mrunal Thakur
Actor Mrunal Thakur recently spoke about the importance of prioritising fitness, encouraging people to set aside at least an hour a day to work out. Stressing that consistency matters more than excuses, she said, “Jisko karna hota hai, woh time nikaal hi leta hai,” adding that taking time out for oneself is essential for both physical and mental well-being. Mrunal noted that regular exercise helps her stay disciplined and focused amid a hectic schedule. On the work front, Mrunal is awaiting the release of Dacoit with Adivi Sesh.
Making impossible possible
Anupam Kher
Actor and filmmaker Anupam Kher has expressed pride and excitement after Tanvi the Great (2025) entered the Oscar race. Clarifying that the film is on the shortlist, Anupam said he was “ecstatic” as the team submitted it independently. “It makes me feel very proud. We’ve worked very hard on it,” he said, adding that the film celebrates optimism, hope, and autism “as a superpower”. Praising fellow contenders Kantara: A Legend Chapter — 1 (2025) and Homebound (2025), the actor added with humour, “I will grow hair too if it gets nominated over there.”
