QuickE: SRK Bowls Rajkummar Over; Akshay Injured on Sets
Here’s the entertainment news wrap of the day.
1. Watch: Shah Rukh Bowls Rajkummar Over With ‘Bicky Pleajj’
Rajkummar Rao is a huge fan of Shah Rukh Khan and time and again he has opened up about how the Badshah of Bollywood has inspired him in his journey. Now, the Stree actor took to social media to share a video wherein Shah Rukh can be seen enacting one of the most famous dialogues from the Amar Kaushik directorial - “Bicky pleajj.”
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2. Twitter Supports Mahira as Salman Slams Her for Targeting Sidharth
The latest episode of Bigg Boss 13 saw Tehseen Poonawalla being evicted from the show. However, Twitter seems to be upset after Salman Khan called out Mahira Sharma for only targeting Sidharth Shukla. The host started by saying that Sidharth was in fact running the show and everyone was trying to provoke him to be in the news. Salman then went on to direct his attention at Mahira, who reiterated that Sidharth pushed her during a task.
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3. Akshay Kumar Suffers Injury on the Sets of ‘Sooryavanshi’
Akshay Kumar is busy shooting for the Rohit Shetty directorial Sooryavanshi. According to a report by Mumbai Mirror, the actor injured his left arm on the sets of the film. “He sprained a muscle on his left arm. As per instructions by the physiotherapist, Akshay had to wear a bandage on his arm. However, he continued shooting for the film despite his injury,” a source told the publication.
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4. Kareena Kapoor’s Look From ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’ Leaked
Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor will share screen space after seven years, and fans are excited to see both of them in Laal Singh Chaddha. Now, a photo of Kareena from the sets of the film has surfaced on social media. She is seen sporting a pink kurta with white pyjama and a dupatta. The actor is not wearing any make-up.
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5. Film Industry Isn’t Male-Dominated: Farah Khan
At the launch of Kaveree Bamzai’s book, No Regrets: The Guilt-Free Woman's Guide To A Good Life on Friday, filmmaker Farah Khan was asked if she believes the film industry is male-dominated. Farah Khan said, “No, I don’t think so.” She went on to explain that she doesn’t think that is the case anymore and that whichever artiste brings in the money becomes the superstar, regardless of their gender.
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