Till date nobody really knows what exactly had happened in the so called 'DOSTANA 2' episode!!
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Does anyone have any tea??
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A viral video shows a young man saying the police may have been ordered to carry out a lathi charge on protesting students, but how hard they hit people was still their own choice. He alleges many officers used excessive force, leaving peaceful protesters injured.
What's your take? Were the police simply doing their duty, or should individual officers be held responsible if they used unnecessary force against unarmed students?
A viral video of CJP spokesperson Vijeta Dahiya eating a burger during the ongoing student protests has drawn criticism online. Responding to the backlash, he said:
"People didn't elect me. I am not accountable for anything. I am doing this for the nation."
His remarks have only intensified the debate on social media.
What do you think? Was his response reasonable, or did it come across as insensitive given the situation?
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Barkha Trehan, the woman who threw ink at Abhijeet Dipke during a CJP event, has said she did it because the panel allegedly mocked Shri Ram and Mata Sita while laughing.
She also claims she was beaten and manhandled by CJP workers before being rescued by the Delhi Police.
If her allegations are true, does that justify her reaction, or is throwing ink never an acceptable form of protest?
What do you think about this entire CJP ink controversy?
Ranbir Kapoor is arguably the only nepo star who's consistently impressed audiences with his acting over the last two decades.
If you had to choose just one performance as his career best, which would it be? 🎬
Arjun Kapoor was spotted with Sahiba Bali in London, and both are currently single.
Just friends, or is something brewing between them? 👀
Anyone got any tea on this? ☕🍿
The three biggest stars of the '70s- Amitabh Bachchan, Rajesh Khanna, and Dharmendra- never acted in a film together.
History repeated itself with Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, and Aamir Khan. Despite ruling Bollywood for over three decades, they never shared the screen in a full-fledged film.
Now that all three are in their 60s... is it finally time?
Would you want to see the three Khans together on the big screen? Is it possible?
Ever noticed this pattern?
The moment an insider or star kid faces trolling, several entertainment journalists, industry insiders and Bollywood relatives rush to condemn the hate and preach about kindness.
But when outsiders are relentlessly mocked, targeted or dragged online, the same people are nowhere to be found.
The debate over Kartik Aaryan's National Award is fair - everyone is entitled to an opinion. But where were these voices when outsiders were subjected to years of ridicule, personal attacks and coordinated trolling? Why does empathy seem to depend on whether someone belongs to the 'inner circle'?
Is it selective outrage, industry bias, what do you think?
Ever noticed this pattern?
The moment an insider or star kid faces trolling, several entertainment journalists, industry insiders and Bollywood relatives rush to condemn the hate and preach about kindness.
But when outsiders are relentlessly mocked, targeted or dragged online, the same people are nowhere to be found.
The debate over Kartik Aaryan's National Award is fair - everyone is entitled to an opinion. But where were these voices when outsiders were subjected to years of ridicule, personal attacks and coordinated trolling?
Why does empathy seem to depend on whether someone belongs to the 'inner circle'?
Is it selective outrage, industry bias, what do you think?
A recent video of Salman Khan has sparked trolling, with many saying he's looking old.
But he's over 60 now. Ageing is natural, even for superstars. In his prime, he was one of the most charismatic actors Bollywood has ever seen, and he still carries an unmatched aura.
Are people expecting the impossible from someone who's been in the spotlight for nearly four decades, or is the criticism justified?
What do you think?
Kiara Advani is facing criticism for her bold scenes in Toxic, with many saying that she shouldn't be doing such roles now that she's married to Sidharth Malhotra and is also a mother.
But isn't that the very nature of acting? If a performance feels so convincing that it evokes strong emotions, shouldn't that be appreciated rather than condemned?
Actors enter the profession knowing that certain roles may involve romance, intimacy, or bold scenes. Their spouses are usually aware of the demands of the industry as well.
Should an actor's personal life dictate the kind of roles they can or cannot take?
Or are we, as an audience, blowing this completely out of proportion by judging the actor instead of the performance?
What do you think? Where should the line be drawn?
Reports suggest Namit Malhotra's Ramayana is being made on a staggering budget of nearly ₹4000 crore. What exactly is driving such a massive cost?
From day one, the film will be under enormous pressure to recover its investment. While Ramayana has universal appeal and doesn't rely solely on the Indian market, it's still a huge financial gamble.
For comparison, even a massively anticipated film like Dhurandhar, based on real-life counter-terrorism, is projected by many to earn around ₹2000 crore worldwide at best.
So what's your prediction? What do you think will be the worldwide lifetime collection of Ramayana?
Kartik Aaryan (Chandu Champion) and Yami Gautam (Article 370) have won the National Awards for Best Actor and Best Actress.
You may or may not consider them among the industry's best overall, but both delivered outstanding performances in these films.
And let's be honest- we've seen weaker performances win National Awards before.
The interesting part? They've never worked together.
After this, would you like to see Kartik and Yami paired in a film? What genre would suit them best?
The 72nd National Film Awards will be announced today at 5:30 PM, honoring films released in 2024.
Some of the biggest names in the Best Actor race include:
Allu Arjun (Pushpa 2)
Kartik Aaryan (Chandu Champion)
Mammootty (Bramayugam)
Ajay Devgn (Maidaan)
Dhanush (Captain Miller)
If you had just one vote, who would you give the National Award to based purely on the performance?
Who deserves to take home the Best Actor award this year, and why? 🎬🏆
A protester at the CJP protest argued that people should engage with Manoj Tiwari only as "Rinkiya Ke Papa"- purely for entertainment and that taking him seriously beyond that would be beneath the qualifications of highly educated people.
He went on to highlight his own credentials (IIT + London School of Economics) and those of others present, including a Boston University & Columbia University graduate, to make his point.
What do you think? Was this a sharp criticism of politics, or did it come across as elitist and dismissive of people based on educational pedigree?
In a recent interview, Anu Kapoor appeared far from impressed with the casting of Ramayana. Without directly naming anyone, he suggested that the film feels like a technologically glorified version of Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan, hinting that the casting hasn't convinced him either.
What do you think? Was Ranbir Kapoor the right choice for Lord Ram, or would someone else have been a better fit? If you could recast the film, who would you choose for Ram, Sita, and Ravan? 🤔🔥
Hrithik Roshan has publicly backed Sonam Wangchuk's ongoing hunger strike over the NEET paper leak, saying he understands the pain and struggles of students because of his experience playing Anand Kumar in Super 30.
Do you think portraying a teacher fighting for students gives an actor a deeper perspective on real-life issues, or is this just another celebrity showing support from the sidelines?
In B Praak's new song Jugni, Jacqueline Fernandez appears to have a noticeable wardrobe malfunction that somehow made it into the released video.
With so many people reviewing the final edit- including the lead actor- how did this get approved? Was it genuinely missed, or did they decide it wasn't worth re-editing?
Thoughts?