Imtiaz Ali opened up about the making of Safar, a heartfelt track from Shah Rukh Khan starrer Jab Harry Met Sejal. He shared about shooting the track and how the tune continues to resonate with audiences till date. Imtiaz noted that Safar sounded different musically in the beginning and changed along the way.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan chose a simple, heartfelt way to mark 19 years with Abhishek Bachchan, sharing a warm family photo with their daughter Aaradhya Bachchan on April 20. With no fuss and no elaborate words, just a quiet, happy moment, the post beautifully reflected the kind of bond they’ve built over the years, rooted in togetherness, comfort and staying real away from the spotlight.

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Their story goes back to the early 2000s, when they first met on film sets and slowly built a strong friendship. Working together in films like Guru and Dhoom 2, their connection became more evident, both on screen and off it. What started as a friendship gradually turned into something deeper, leading to their much talked about wedding in 2007, which brought together two iconic families.

Over the years, they have managed to strike a balance between their individual careers and personal life. While Aishwarya continued to represent Indian cinema on global platforms with grace and selective roles, Abhishek explored a mix of commercial and performance driven projects, carving his own space. Through it all, they have remained each other’s biggest support, often choosing to keep their relationship private and grounded.

With the arrival of Aaradhya in 2011, their world changed in the most beautiful way. From red carpet appearances to moments like this anniversary post, their bond reflects a sense of closeness that feels genuine and unforced. Nearly two decades later, their journey still feels steady and real, built on companionship, mutual respect and shared memories.

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Rakesh Bedi is all over everyone’s social media feed currently after the release of Dhurandhar: The Revenge. The actor who has a career spanning over five decades has discovered a renewed wave of popularity and a fresh fan base following the Aditya Dhar directorial. He was recently a part of Farah Khan’s cooking vlog, where the filmmaker visited his home with her cook Dilip. In the video, the veteran actor spoke about Dhurandhar and its success and also recalled his earlier days in the industry.

As the filmmaker entered his house, she addressed him as, “Dhurandhar ka main hero (the main hero of Dhurandhar).” Khan then added that she was just 15 when Rakesh was studying at FTII. The director continued, “FTII se yeh log roz aate the Javed uncle aur Honey aunty ke ghar free ka khaana aur free ki daaru peene, aate the vahan par toh we used to meet all of them.

He used to come with Farooq Shaikh, Satish Shah, Neena Gupta and Supriya Pathak. We are old friends, but we are meeting after a very long time. (They used to come every day from FTII to Javed uncle and Honey aunty’s house for free food and free drinks, and that’s where we would meet all of them).”

Meanwhile, Rakesh Bedi has been receiving praise for his portrayal of Jameel Jamali in Dhurandhar. Jamali was initially introduced as the father of Sara Arjun’s character. In a major plot twist in Dhurandhar 2, Jamali is revealed to be an Indian spy operating deep within Pakistan.

Both films have successfully collected massive numbers at the box office. The first Dhurandhar, released in December 2025, earned approximately Rs 1300 crore globally. Its sequel, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, released in March 2026, shattering even more records. It became the first Hindi film to cross the Rs 1100 crore mark domestically and has collected over Rs 1700 crore worldwide to date.

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