Ranbir Kapoor turned showstopper for designer Tarun Tahiliani at a recent fashion show in Delhi. He showcased the fashion designer’s Baarat by Tasva collection dressed in a traditional groom attire.  

Photos and videos of the actor have gone viral, showing him making a grand entry in a car. Dhols were played in the background as he entered. He wore an ivory sherwani and pants of the same colour and opted for a mojari footwear. The actor completed his looks with a turban and a shawl. He danced with the models on stage and greeted the crowd with folded hands.

Joining him on the stage was Anubhav Singh Bassi, who was one of the groomsmen. Ranbir also recalled his own wedding to Alia Bhatt and said, “My wife planned everything, I just had to follow her lead. Our wedding took place at our home only so it was not that hectic. To be the bride and groom again in this collection feels good.

On the work front, Ranbir Kapoor will be seen in Love and War with Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal. This will be his second film with Alia after Brahmastra Part 1: Shiva. He also has Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana in the pipeline with Sai Pallavi.

Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha recently welcomed their first child, a baby girl. Since then, the actors have been sharing glimpses of their journey as new parents on their social media handles. On Monday morning, the two were clicked arriving at the airport with their daughter.

India on Monday issued a sharp rebuttal to Canada, rejecting allegations of its High Commissioner being a ‘person of interest’ in a murder investigation, describing them as “preposterous imputations.” 

Ties between India and Canada have been thorny ever since Justin Trudeau alleged India’s involvement in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian Khalistani terrorist, in June 2023. India has repeatedly refuted these claims as “absurd” and “motivated,” accusing Trudeau’s government of indulging in vote-bank politics by pandering to pro-Khalistan elements within Canada.

The diplomatic row took a sharp turn when Canada reportedly named the Indian High Commissioner Sanjay Kumar Verma as a ‘person of interest’ in its investigation into Nijjar’s death. India swiftly hit back, accusing Canada of maligning its officials without evidence and using “preposterous” claims to justify its failure to curb Khalistani extremism on its soil.

The latest exchange follows a brief encounter between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Justin Trudeau on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit in Laos recently. While sources in New Delhi described the meeting as inconsequential, Trudeau painted it as a “brief exchange” in which he reiterated his concerns about the safety of Canadians and upholding the rule of law. “I won’t go into details about what we talked about… the safety of Canadians is one of the fundamental responsibilities of any Canadian government,” Trudeau said at a press conference.

Details to follow.