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Veer Pahariya’s latest song, ‘Ishq Ka Ghulam’, from Prem Keetanu has caught the attention of actress Ananya Panday. The actress recently shared the track on her Instagram Stories and expressed her liking for the song. Ananya posted a monochrome behind-the-scenes picture of herself while getting ready, with ‘Ishq Ka Ghulam’ playing in the background. Sharing the picture, she tagged Veer Pahariya and wrote, “Can’t stop listening to this song @veerpahariya 👀👀”, giving the song a shout-out. Crooned by B Praak, ‘Ishq Ka Ghulam’ brings a romantic and emotional mood to Prem Keetanu. The song is part of the film’s music album and has been receiving attention following its release. Ananya’s Instagram Story comes as a social media mention for the track, with the actress sharing her appreciation for the song. Starring Veer Pahariya, Prem Keetanu has been drawing attention with its music and romantic elements. With ‘Ishq Ka Ghulam’, the makers have introduced another musical track that reflects...

Shriya Pilgaonkar, known for 'Mirzapur', says OTT fame alone doesn't guarantee stardom. She feels merit-based casting is rare, and actors need risk-taking backers and the right machinery to rise. Theatrical success shifts perception differently than streaming. She also stresses breaking free of industry typecasting. Next up: Vir Das's horror film 'Baara Number.' from Latest and Trending Entertainment News, Celebrity News, Movie News, Breaking News | Entertainment - Times of India https://ift.tt/Wl9pYPn

Rohit Shetty has extended his support to Salman Khan after the actor addressed social media trolling, body-shaming and paparazzi culture during the latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20. Salman spoke about the way celebrities are subjected to comments about their appearance and personal lives, while also questioning the growing lack of etiquette on social media. Salman’s comments received support from several members of the film industry, including Varun Dhawan and Neha Dhupia. Filmmaker Rohit Shetty has now also reacted to Salman’s remarks and shared a message of support for the actor. On Sunday, Rohit took to Instagram and posted a video of Salman removing his shirt to show his physique while responding to trolls who had body-shamed him and called him “budha”. Sharing the video, Rohit wrote, “Only unconditional prem for him. Dear trollers, it's done bro.” Rohit was not the only filmmaker to back Salman. Kunal Kohli also praised the actor for addressing issues surroundin...

Actress Shriya Saran established Shree Spa in Lokhandwala in 2011. This venture aimed to provide employment opportunities for visually impaired individuals. The spa employed trained therapists, some with limited or no vision. Shriya was inspired by childhood experiences observing visually impaired students. The business unfortunately closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. from Latest and Trending Entertainment News, Celebrity News, Movie News, Breaking News | Entertainment - Times of India https://ift.tt/l8hBNfE

Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh visited Mumbai's Siddhivinayak Temple with his parents. This visit mirrors a similar event from 2024, preceding their daughter Dua's birth. Fans are now predicting the imminent arrival of their second child. The couple announced their second pregnancy in April 2026. Both actors are currently engaged in upcoming film projects. from Latest and Trending Entertainment News, Celebrity News, Movie News, Breaking News | Entertainment - Times of India https://ift.tt/7ZpH0l4

Hema Malini recently opened up about changing trends of stardom and also touched upon being dignified while ageing gracefully. In an interview with Mumbai Mirror, she said, “Today there is too much exposure. We were never exposed like this. Now, before stepping out of the house, an actor has to think about what to wear, what bag to carry, how to walk, because somebody is photographing you from every angle. You go to the airport and people immediately click photographs with their mobile phones. Even if you’re not dressed properly, nobody cares. The picture is everywhere.” She also remarked, “Youngsters today want quick fame. For publicity, they are ready to do anything. We never had to do all that. We worked for 60 or 70 days on a film and then waited to see the result on screen. I always knew I had done my best. Whether the film became a hit or not was a different matter.” We are living in times of cosmetic procedures are fairly common. Hema Malini endorsed the idea but with terms and...