Following the demise of the legendary singer, Asha Bhosle, the makers of Varun Dhawan’s ‘Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hain’ decided to postpone the release of the film’s first look by a day to show their respect and tribute to the late singer. 

The demise of the legendary singer, Asha Bhosle has left people all over the world mourning, and as her family continue to prepare for her final rites, the Bollywood industry also gets ready to pay their last respects to the late singer. Recently, the makers of Varun Dhawan’s ‘Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hain’ have also announced to postpone the release of the film’s first look.

The film producers took to their X (formerly Twitter) account and announced that following the demise of the legendary singer, the team has decided to push the first look release by one day in honour of the late singer. They tweeted, “With the passing of legendary Asha Bhosle ji, we pause to remember a voice that shaped generations of music and emotion. As a mark of respect, we will now be releasing the first look of Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai tomorrow instead of today, keeping her fans and family in our prayers. May her soul rest in peace(sic).” The note also added, “A voice that will live on forever in our hearts.”

‘Chand Mera Dil’ team also postpones release of title track : 

Similarly, the team behind ‘Chand Mera Dil’ has also pushed back the release of its title track. Dharma Productions shared, “In honour of a legacy that has shaped generations, and with deep respect for the passing of the legendary Asha Bhosle, we are pushing the release of the ‘Chand Mera Dil’ title track by a day.”

The statement further read, “This decision has been made as a mark of heartfelt respect and remembrance for Asha Bhosle, whose lasting impact on music continues to inspire generations.” 

When The Devil Wears Prada first hit screens, it didn’t just entertain; it became a full-blown phenomenon. With its razor-sharp writing, unforgettable fashion moments, and iconic performances, the film has emerged as a fan favourite even today. At the centre of it all was the formidable Miranda Priestly, brought to life with effortless brilliance by Meryl Streep, whose portrayal turned the character into a global benchmark for power and poise on screen.

But Miranda’s influence didn’t stop at Hollywood. In a candid reflection on iconic roles she admired, veteran actor Zeenat Aman once revealed her desire to step into Miranda Priestly’s stilettos.

She once took to social media to share photos from a new shoot and, along with it, spoke about the roles she would want to play. It included Waheeda Rehman’s role in Guide, Madhubala’s in Mughal-e-Azam, Meryl Streep’s in The Devil Wears Prada and Sridevi’s role in English Vinglish, among others.

Sharing her photos, the veteran actress had written, “Good morning, everyone. How do you like this look? I find it quite (Audrey) Hepburn inspired! As a model and actor, creative collaborations are so interesting because you get to see yourself as others see you. It also involves trust and patience. Speaking of Hepburn has me thinking about all the talented actors whose work I’ve enjoyed over the years. Here’s a list of iconic roles I would have loved to play: 1. Tanya McQuoid in White Lotus, played with dotty perfection by Jennifer Coolidge. 2. Rosie in Guide, played by the ever-graceful Waheeda Rehman. 3. Anarkali in Mughal-e-Azam, played exquisitely by Madhubala. 4. Cesira in Two Women, played so unflinchingly by Sophia Loren. 5. Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, played with icy nonchalance by Meryl Streep.”

She added, “I just have to appreciate the acting prowess of all these women. They gave us characters that will resonate for decades.”

And truth be told, Zeenat Aman would make for a compelling Miranda Priestly herself. With her signature blend of effortless glamour, quiet authority, and a screen presence that commands attention without ever raising its voice, she embodies the very traits that make Miranda so unforgettable.

20th Century Studios will release The Devil Wears Prada 2 in cinemas on May 1 2026.