Abhishek Bachchan Reacts to the Tanushree Dutta - Nana Patekar Case
“Nobody should go through this,” is what Abhishek Bachchan had to say when asked about the Tanushree Dutta - Nana Patekar controversy. Speaking at a media conclave, Bachchan junior said that we should listen to the people coming forth with their traumatic stories before we judge them.
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Prateik Babbar Booked for Dangerous Driving in Goa
Actor Prateik Babbar has been booked under the Motor Vehicles Act for dangerous driving in Goa, reports ANI. His vehicle knocked down a motor-cycle driver, after entering a one-way street at Porvorim police station.
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Aamir Khan Urges Fans in China to Watch Rani's 'Hichki'
Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan, who enjoys huge popularity in China, has urged his "friends" in the country to watch his friend Rani Mukerji's "Hichki", which is releasing there on Friday.
Aamir and Rani, who have starred together in "Ghulam" and "Talaash", have been friends for long. Now that her "Hichki" is set to release in China, Aamir has come forward to promote the film, reports IANS.
"A very warm hello to all my friends in China. My friend Rani Mukerji an actress from India has done a film called 'Hichki', which I believe is releasing in China on October 12. Well, I want you to know that I have seen the film when it released here in India and it is a beautiful story and it's a great film, with wonderful performances by Rani and all the kids in it," Aamir said in a video uploaded on a Chinese social media platform.
He added: "It's really heart-warming and uplifting film with a beautiful story... I hope that all of you will go and see the film and I hope that you enjoy it."
Emily Blunt Sends out Powerful Message for Girls
For the International Day of the Girl Child, which is on Thursday, Disney has launched a global video series offering advice and inspiration on achieving success for the next generation of leaders around the globe.
The #DreamBigPrincess video series, produced and directed by young women from the UN Foundation's Girl Up initiative, shares the stories of 20 trailblazing women across technology, entertainment, medicine, law, sports, arts, science, fashion and politics to show the next generation what is possible if you dream big, read a statement, according to IANS.
"There's a line in 'Mary Poppins'., where she says anything is possible, even the impossible. I think that really symbolizes what dreaming big is all about, the idea if you want something big enough that the universe is going to conspire to give it to you," said Blunt.
Bombay High Court Quashes Molestation Case Against Ness Wadia Filed by Preity Zinta
Bombay High Court has quashed the molestation case against Ness Wadia filed by actor Preity Zinta against him in 2014, reports ANI. Zinta reportedly gave her consent to dismiss the case after Wadia apologised to her as well as submitted an affidavit to that effect.