While Christmas is all about the various hues of red, greens and whites also join in on the merriment. One of the main festivals of the year comes with a lot of Bollywood inspiration and our favourite tinsel town divas sure know how to make heads turn in their chosen palettes of glamour.

Veering away from the conventional red makeup such as a bold lip or darkened blush, here’s a look at some green-coloured beauty strokes that you can go for instead and radiate the Christmassy vibe. From Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s turquoise green liner to Deepika Padukone’s bold forest green eye makeup at Cannes, Kriti Sanon’s gorgeous deep green eyeshadow to Kareena Kapoor Khan’s green liner, they’re absolute head-turners!

Glance through some of the best beauty looks that are perfect for your Christmas glam this year.

Dunki starring Shah Rukh Khan and Taapsee Pannu in the lead is just two days away from its release and the anticipation around the film only seems to be increasing with each passing day. King Khan is currently in Dubai promoting his film like he does before every film.

The makers have released a video titled Dunki Diaries where the cast answered a few very pertinent questions asked by the fans like what the title of the movie suggests and where the inspiration for the movie came from.

Rajkumar Hirani, the director lays it all down and the video is quite a delight because there are a handful of candid BTS shots from the film featuring Taapsee Pannu, Shah Rukh Khan, Vicky Kaushal, Boman Irani and the director that have left the audience guessing as it does not reveal what’s in store.

Check out the pictures here:

In a crucial judgment in the Gyanvapi case, the Allahabad High Court today rejected all petitions by the mosque committee challenging civil suits that seek restoration of a temple at the mosque site. The high court asked the Varanasi court to complete hearing in one of these civil suits, filed in 1991, within six months. 

The case relates to Gyanvapi mosque, located next to the iconic Kashi Vishwanath temple in Varanasi. The high court was hearing five petitions – three from the Gyanvapi mosque committee and two from Uttar Pradesh Sunni Central Waqf Board. Three of these petitions challenged the maintainability of a suit filed before the Varanasi court in 1991. 

The 1991 suit, filed before the Varanasi court on behalf of deity Adi Vishveswar Virajman, had sought control of the disputed premises and permission for worship there. Challenging this suit, the Anjuman Intezamia Masajid Committee and UP Sunni Central Waqf Board had argued that it is not maintainable under the Places of Worship Act (Special Provisions) Act of 1991, which restricts altering the character of a religious places as it existed on August 15, 1947.

The petitioners of the 1991 suit had argued that Gyanvapi dispute pre-dated Independence and will not come under the Places of Worship Act. 

Justice Rohit Ranjan Agarwal today said the 1991 suit is maintainable and not barred by the Places of Religious Worship Act, 1991. Justice Agarwal had on December 8 reserved his judgment after hearing the counsels of the petitioners and the respondent. 

The court today said the mosque compound can have either a Muslim character or a Hindu character and this cannot be decided at the stage of framing issues. “The suit affects two major communities of the country… We direct the trial court to expeditiously decide the suit in 6 months,” the court said. 

The suit pending before the Varanasi court seeks the restoration of an ancient temple at the disputed site where the mosque is now located. It argues that the mosque is part of the temple.