Whether it’s the commercial playground of Anees Bazmee or the single-shot discipline of Ram Madhvani, Aaryan seems to have a knack for meeting the demands.
Her support for Ranbir is nothing new. From showing up at his film events to cheering for him online, Alia has always been in his corner, both as a partner and a fellow actor.
Deol made the announcement on Instagram, sharing his enthusiasm about taking on a character deeply embedded in India’s spiritual and cultural heritage.
It opens with dramatic sequences evoking the origin stories of the Hindu trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, and frames the Ram-Ravan conflict as an all-consuming war.
She shared the message in an Instagram Story on Thursday, keeping it understated but heartfelt. No elaborate captions, no long posts, just a quiet acknowledgment of a milestone.
Boney Kapoor, never one to shy away from showing love for his children, dropped a comment that’s now melting hearts across the internet.
Kapoor, who is known for his own relentless energy and discipline in the film industry, couldn't help but draw parallels between their respective journeys.
"The last Hindi film I remember shooting in Bihar was Manoj Bajpayee's ‘Shool’ in 2003. It's been a long time, and it feels like this moment is long overdue,” Pankaj added.
Alia spoke about the immense sacrifice made by these soldiers, who are awake and alert in the dark, risking their lives for the peace and security of the nation.
Alongside a rare, never-seen-before photo of a young Kohli in his early domestic cricket days, dressed in a National Cricket Academy jersey, Anurag penned a heartfelt note.
