After enjoying the success of Border 2, where he played Major Hoshiar Singh Dahiya, Varun Dhawan is reportedly planning to take a break from acting after the release and success of Border 2, choosing to prioritise family time with his daughter, Lara.

According to a report by Filmfare, the actor is now considering stepping away from work for a while to focus on family life. “Varun Dhawan is taking a long break after the release of Border 2. He is keen on spending more time with his family, especially his daughter. He is eager to take the break to be with Lara,” a source told Filmfare.

Interestingly, the film will also feature a remixed version of the iconic song Hai Jawaani To Ishq Hona Hai, originally from Biwi No 1. The original track starred Salman Khan, Sushmita Sen, Karisma Kapoor, Anil Kapoor and Tabu, and was sung by Shankar Mahadevan with Hema Sardesai.

Reality TV personality Divya Agarwal has alleged that she is receiving rape threats online following her public fallout with Prince Narula after their stint on the reality show The 50. Divya, who recently exited the show, is currently vacationing in the Maldives and addressed the issue through a series of Instagram stories. (Trigger Warning: This story contains discussions of sexual violence and rape threats.)

“Hate ki problem nahi hai, but rape threats? (I don’t have a problem with hate, but rape threats?),” Divya said. She further shared the nature of the threats she has allegedly been receiving. According to her, some messages read: “Hamko pata hai tu kaha rehti hai…10 ladke le kar aayenge…rape karenge, video banayenge. You deserve all of that.” (We know where you live… we will come with 10 men… rape you and make a video. You deserve all of that),” she said.

Divya also indirectly called out Prince Narula, accusing a “so-called celebrity” of fuelling the online hate by reacting to episodes of the show. She claimed he watches the episodes and comments on them by saying, “Aaj ka episode bhot jyada funny tha.” (Today’s episode was very funny).

Calling him “self-obsessed,” Divya further alleged that he has been instigating fans against her. She also criticised celebrities who help others but later highlight it publicly, referring to the phrase “Maine paala hai (I took care of you).”

Prince also mentioned that Divya once considered him a brother and claimed he had saved her during the game, but she later chose to align with another group. Towards the end of the video, he remarked, “Yaha bhi acha nahi khel payin aap (You couldn’t play well here either).”

Filmmaker Hansal Mehta and producer Sahil Saigal are unveiling an ambitious slate, featuring Ranveer Singh’s post-apocalyptic thriller ‘Pralay’ and Mehta’s own action film ‘Porbandar.’ The company is also backing Ajitpal Singh’s ‘Kehar Singh,’ a cannibalistic horror project titled ‘Mehfooz,’ and regional films, alongside a Hindi debut for Lijo Jose Pellissery with music by A.R. Rahman.

Hansal Mehta and producer Sahil Saigal are expanding their slate with a mix of big Hindi films, regional cinema, and series work. The company has now revealed several fresh titles, including Mehta’s own action film ‘Porbandar,’ Ajitpal Singh’s next feature ‘Kehar Singh,’ and the cannibalistic horror project ‘Mehfooz.’ It has also shared new details about ‘Pralay,’ the Ranveer Singh-led post-apocalyptic thriller that is now in active pre-production.

Hansal Mehta’s work slate update

According to Variety, the company, launched by Mehta and Saigal in January 2025, is moving ahead with a broad lineup across genres and languages. Among the biggest titles is ‘Pralay,’ directed by Jai Mehta and starring Ranveer Singh. The film is being co-produced with Singh’s banner. Hansal Mehta described its scale in clear terms, saying, “It’s the kind of film that India hasn’t made yet, the kind of film that India hasn’t seen before.” He also said an international crew has joined the project, with filming expected to begin later this year.

Ranveer Singh’s ‘Pralay’ and new films revealed

The new lineup also includes ‘Porbandar,’ which Hansal Mehta will direct himself. The film is named after the Gujarati coastal city linked to Mahatma Gandhi, but Mehta said the project takes a sharply different route. “On one side you have the Mahatma from Porbandar, and on the other side you have this actioner,” he said. A studio deal for the film is close to being finalized.Another new title is ‘Kehar Singh,’ directed by Ajitpal Singh of ‘Fire in the Mountains.’ The company described it as a spectacle film, though more details will come later. Then there is ‘Mehfooz,’ a cannibalistic horror project that has finished development and already has a studio attached, but is still looking for a director. Explaining the company’s method, Mehta said, “We invest money in developing the film, get it all ready before we pitch to a studio, and then get a director on board.”The company is also producing ‘Dilkashi’ with Amazon MGM Studios. Directed by Lijo Jose Pellissery, it marks his Hindi debut and features songs by A.R. Rahman. In regional cinema, the company is backing the Gujarati film ‘Sardar Asardar’ and the Punjabi independent feature ‘Hanere de Panchi.’ On the series side, it has co-produced Netflix’s ‘Family Business’ and is developing another show.

K-pop group ENHYPEN is going through a major change, though not quite the one fans might fear. The group will continue its activities as a six-member act, but after founding member Heeseung announced his departure from the lineup.

The news was confirmed on March 10 by the group’s agency BELIFT LAB through a statement shared on ENHYPEN’s official platforms. According to the company, the decision followed long discussions about the group’s future and Heeseung’s personal artistic direction.

“Through in-depth discussions with each of the members about the future they envision and the direction of the team, it became clear that Heeseung has his own distinct musical vision,” the company said.

Heeseung also addressed fans—known as ENGENE—shortly after the update, sharing a message of gratitude for both supporters and his fellow members.“Thanks to the members with whom I shared countless emotions, and to ENGENE, who always filled every empty space with their support, I was able to take step after step toward a dream that once felt out of reach,” he wrote. “I am working hard on an album so I can meet you all again soon.”

Heeseung’s exit marks the first lineup change for ENHYPEN since its debut. According to the agency, the singer is currently working on his solo album, though further details about the project have not yet been revealed.

For now, the group moves forward with six members—while one of its founding voices prepares to begin a new musical chapter.