shaadi

Neetu Kapoor lauded Kapil Sharma's performance in 'Daadi Ki shaadi', calling him an "amazing person" who brilliantly portrayed his character Tony. She highlighted his cheerful nature and selfless dedication on set. The film, released May 8, explores relatable themes of family relationships, with director Ashish R. Mohan expressing divine intervention in casting Kapoor.

In a heartfelt moment on 'Tum Ho Naa,' Gurmeet Choudhary opened up about his long-held dream of marrying a Bengali girl, captivated by their grace, creativity, and balanced approach to life. He fondly highlighted how his wife, Debina Bonnerjee, stood by him during challenging times, her unwavering belief in his abilities fueling his ambition.

Anupam Mittal, a prominent judge on Shark Tank India, champions the concept of transitioning from monthly to bi-monthly salary disbursements, pinpointing the 15th and 30th as the perfect pay dates. He emphasizes that thanks to technological advancements, this shift could immensely enhance financial stability for employees, alleviate stress, and invigorate local economies.

Actress Shamita Shetty has penned a heartfelt birthday note for her elder sister and Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty on June 8.

A surprising cameo by Kajol in Shah Rukh Khan's 'Duplicate' has resurfaced, featuring an unexpected 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge' reference. Kajol's character shouts 'Raj!' upon being proposed to by Shah Rukh Khan's character, Bablu, creating a humorous callback for fans of the iconic pair.

At 61, Aamir Khan is set to embark on a new chapter by marrying Gauri Spratt, 47, in a discreet civil ceremony. This announcement catches many off guard, especially since he had previously suggested that the age of 60 was not the right time for marriage. He has referred to Gauri as his source of happiness and completion. Read on to know more in detail.

In an inspiring stand against online negativity, actress Shamita Shetty, 47, addressed trolls criticizing her for being unmarried. With grace, she celebrated her life choices, prioritizing her health and happiness while encouraging her followers to reflect on the importance of uplifting, rather than shaming, single women. Shamita's message was clear: love yourself and embrace your journey, regardless of societal expectations.

Piyush Mishra revisited Delhi, a city that significantly shaped his artistic journey. He expressed a deep emotional connection to Mandi House, where he spent 20 years dedicated to theatre, calling it a pilgrimage. Mishra also fondly recalled Bengali Market and the unparalleled satisfaction derived from his early, unmotivated theatre work, which he credits for his subsequent success in cinema.

The 90s called, and Janhvi Kapoor definitely answered in a chocolate brown saree from Nidhi Halani’s collection, signalling pure fashion business.

Shamita Shetty fiercely responded to a troll who criticized her single status at 47. She shared screenshots of the offensive comments, highlighting age-shaming and patriarchal views. Shetty questioned the troll's motives for following single women and urged him to unfollow her, emphasizing her health, fitness, and happiness.

Dowry did not disappear from Indian screens; it got a makeover. As overt demands gave way to urban, aspirational love stories, the practice was repackaged as “gifts”, contributions towards “the couple’s future”, or the belief that “shaadi achhi honi chahiye”. In the wake of the deaths of Twisha Sharma and Deepika Nagar, the issue has once again entered the national conversation. A closer look at films and shows over the last few decades reveals how dowry continues to be depicted – not always by name, but in ways that make it seem normal or inevitable

Actress Aanchal Khurana firmly believes in keeping professional and personal lives separate, consciously choosing not to date co-stars.

Marriage plans postponed. Higher education pushed to "someday." Business dreams left on hold. A new Deloitte survey reveals that financial strain is increasingly shaping the life choices of Gen Z and millennials, with more than half delaying major decisions due to economic pressures. As housing costs rise and job market uncertainty persists, young adults are finding themselves caught between ambition and affordability, redefining what adulthood looks like in the modern era.

R Madhavan's enduring marriage to Sarita Birje began unexpectedly in a classroom. After Sarita, his student, asked him out, they dated for eight years before a traditional Tamil wedding. Madhavan ensured Sarita was always by his side during his rise to stardom, fostering trust and equality, making their two-decade union a quiet Bollywood success.

Sunita Ahuja recently shared interesting details about her married life with Govinda, revealing that she learnt cooking at the age of 15 because the actor loved good food. Sunita made the revelation during her appearance on Maa Hai Na alongside daughter Tina Ahuja. The episode quickly caught attention online, especially because of Sunita’s candid and humorous remarks.

Veteran singer Suresh Wadkar has addressed long-standing rumours that he rejected Madhuri Dixit for being “too thin,” clarifying that no proposal ever reached him. He attributed the speculation to comments made by Archana Puran Singh and revealed that by then, his future wife Padma, who was once his student, had already become an important part of his life.

Urvashi Dholakia, who started acting at six, candidly shared her journey of early motherhood at 17 and balancing life's responsibilities. Despite facing personal struggles, her unwavering passion for acting, supported by her parents, propelled her to become a beloved television star, proving that glamour often hides immense resilience.

Actress Sadia Khateeb, who has worked with Akshay Kumar and John Abraham, recently opened up about her latest film 'Daadi Ki shaadi'. She revealed that Akshay still behaves like a newcomer on set and signed the film as she wanted a break from the intense role in 'The Diplomat'.

Urvashi Dholakia emotionally apologized to her friend Anita Hassanandani on national television for missing her wedding due to work commitments. She spoke about prioritizing her career to support her family, acknowledging the personal sacrifice. Anita, in turn, praised Urvashi as an inspiration, highlighting the unseen struggles of actors.