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Entertainment Miss World and actor Manushi Chhillar has announced her foray into healthcare entrepreneurship with the launch of SOMA Wellness, a pioneering regenerative medicine and wellness center in Mumbai. She co-founded the venture alongside her father and esteemed physician Dr. Mitra Basu Chhillar, who serves as the clinic’s Medical Director. Manushi Chhillar ventures into healthcare with SOMA Wellness in Mumbai With a strong academic background in medical studies and a deep-rooted passion for healthcare, Manushi, who was training to become a doctor before stepping into the limelight, aims to bridge global medical expertise with Indian healthcare needs. SOMA Wellness introduces evidence-based regenerative medicine treatments that were previously accessible only in leading centers across the United States, Europe, and the Middle East. A Vision for Holistic, Science-Backed Healthcare SOMA Wellness has been established to deliver personalized, internationally practiced treatment protocols tailored to each individual. Its services go beyond conventional symptom management, with a focus on: • Reversing chronic conditions • Optimizing hormonal balance • Managing weight and age-related challenges • Restoring vitality and long-term wellness Each client undergoes a comprehensive health evaluation, including analysis of blood profiles, intolerances, genetics, lifestyle, and environmental factors. The clinic then designs a customized treatment plan that integrates nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted therapies, ensuring that no two individuals, even with the same condition, receive the same approach. Manushi Chhillar on SOMA Wellness Speaking about her involvement, Manushi said: “SOMA has been a passion project for me. I have grown up with the values of helping people live healthier lives through medical science, inspired by my father’s decades of practice. India deserves world-class, evidence-based wellness care that looks at the whole person – mind, body, and history. At SOMA, we are pioneering that shift with medical science-backed protocols designed for each individual. As a medical student myself, I plan to continue contributing meaningfully to SOMA’s journey.” Bringing Global Standards to India Founded on over 30 years of research and clinical practice in preventive and regenerative medicine, SOMA Wellness has quickly positioned itself as a first-of-its-kind destination in India. The clinic has already attracted patients who previously traveled abroad for specialized therapies, as well as international clients seeking world-class treatments at more accessible costs. By combining innovation, holistic care, and advanced medical science, SOMA Wellness represents a transformative step in India’s healthcare landscape, and marks Manushi Chhillar’s successful transition from global pageantry icon to healthcare entrepreneur. Also Read: Mystery Project Alert: Manushi Chhillar drops clue about next project from film set BOLLYWOOD NEWS – LIVE UPDATES Catch us for latest Bollywood News, New Bollywood Movies update, Box office collection, New Movies Release , Bollywood News Hindi, Entertainment News, Bollywood Live News Today & Upcoming Movies 2025 and stay updated with latest hindi movies only on Bollywood Hungama. Read More

Entertainment Guitarist Joff Oddie takes us behind their fourth full-length, scaling up and the time they played at music festival Backdoors in 2018 in Mumbai and Bengaluru British rock band Wolf Alice. Photo: Rachel Fleminger Hudson In February 2018, British rock band Wolf Alice made their India debut at music festival Backdoors’ Mumbai and Bengaluru editions. On the back of their album Visions of a Life, the band brought a whirlwind of angsty and anthemic energy to Indian audiences. Guitarist Joff Oddie tells Rolling Stone India over an email interview, “We often say that coming to India was one of the best experiences we’ve ever had as a band. It was so much fun and we’d love to come back. We’ve yet to be offered, so anyone interested, please do reach out, as we’d love to return!” He underscores it again just as he signs off, hoping promoters can get Wolf Alice back to India. If they do make it back, this time it’ll be on the back of an equally (if not possibly more) acclaimed album, The Clearing, which released on Aug. 22, 2025 via Columbia U.K./RCA. The 11-track album—inspired by the Eighties and prior eras of rock songwriting—has already seen Wolf Alice shortlisted for the U.K.’s feted Mercury Prize, for the fourth time. That gives the band—comprising Oddie, vocalist-guitarist Ellie Rowsell, bassist Theo Ellis and drummer Joel Amey—the distinction that they’ve shortlisted for each album now, even winning for Visions of a Life in 2018. Oddie says, “I think the shortlist is the important part, to be honest, and matters a lot more than who wins.” He’s caught up with all his fellow shortlisted acts as well, checking out everyone from singer-songwriter Jacob Alon to folk veteran Martin Carthy. “Also love that FKA Twigs record [Eusexua Afterglow], it sounds amazing. It’s an incredible forum for discovery and yes, we’re very honored to be a part of it!” Wolf Alice have released their fourth album ‘The Clearing.’ Photo: Rachel Fleminger Hudson. That kind of wide-ranging openness to absorbing music is perhaps what makes Wolf Alice’s The Clearing—produced by Los Angeles producer Greg Kurstin, whose credits include Adele, Paul McCartney and Beck—an inevitable hit. It takes its name from the song “Bread Butter Tea Sugar,” a sparkling, buoyant song in which Ellie Rowsell closes with a hushed but vivid description: “Under the shadow of a mountain/I pay no mind to move/There is still some scattered light/It warms me up like it could reach me inside/And then I come into a clearing.” Wolf Alice pack a punch with songs like the empowering, super-charged “Bloom Baby Bloom,” the cheery ode to female friendships “Just Two Girls,” (written and recorded in a day and a half) the pacey, psychedelic “White Horses” and confessional, Fleetwood Mac-esque cuts like “Leaning Against The Wall.” He says “Leaning Against The Wall” called for something that needed to be “sonically expressed in a more widescreen manner” on the theme love. Oddie adds, “So we put the programmed drums on it and some lush synths. Theo actually played the double bass on this tune, which was a first too!” When asked about the sonic influence from the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties, Oddie explains that how pop music of that time was largely played by bands. The pull of taking influence from music of those decades, Oddie says, was also about the importance towards “fundamentals.” He says, “There was limited tech also, so it felt like an emphasis was placed on the core elements of songwriting, musicianship and performance. Today, lots can be done with production and music tech, but back in the day you had to have these fundamentals on lock if you were going to do well. I think we were drawn to these ideas and maybe took a step back from modern processing, putting more of a focus on those key skills.” Thematically, Wolf Alice are more matured than ever, using hindsight, life lessons and more to find peace. The band have mentioned in interviews that it’s something that came from getting older, going after one’s 30s. Oddie says, “I think some people do start to maybe accept who they are a little more, and can often start to be a bit kinder to themselves, the older they get.” He’s quick to add that it’s not something that everyone may necessarily go through. He continues, “I think maybe becoming more comfortable with uncertainty. The Clearing, as a title, expresses a moment of peace one could have. Not necessarily out of the woods or having the answers to all one’s problems, but a moment of peace.” The band will head out on their biggest U.S. tour in the coming days. Oddie says, “The mood is very high at the moment. It’s been a crazy couple of months […] We’ve got some other big things coming up, what with the U.K. arena tour on the horizon too. So lots of plotting and planning!” Read More

Entertainment Our roundup this week includes producer Hamza Rahimtula and Carnatic vocalist Dr R. Srikanth’s club-ready crossover, Bengaluru duo The Lucidwake’s anthemic debut EP and Naga singer-songwriter Abdon Mech’s latest, among others If anyone ever said Indian independent music didn’t push boundaries enough, they need to hear the latest experiments across language, genres and themes. We’re covering exactly that in this edition of Indie Unpacked, including DJ-producer Sartek’s latest folk-house offering, guitarist-composer Karan Khosla’s jazz innovation, Punjabi artist Gxrnoor’s trilingual collab with London singer-songwriter Nicole Blakk and more. Death By Anjuna – “Al Esh” Kolkata filmmaker and musician Q, under his moniker Doktorgandu, teams up with Bengaluru-origin producer The Burning Deck aka Sandeep Madhavan create an urgent, intense electronica message for resistance and strength in “Al Esh.” The focus of the Bengali and English lyrics as well as the vertical music video (featuring miniature models of homes on fire, public footage of bombing and shots of the artists) is the ongoing destruction of Palestine. Through a bit of rap and sung hooks, Doktorgandu highlights the machinations that have led to the current state of the disputed territory. Sartek – “Sufi Tech” DJ-producer Sartek continues pushing his distinct folk-house sound on his latest single “Sufi Tech,” which samples the legendary qawwali powerhouse Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s vocals on the track “Tumhen Dil Lagi Bhool Jani Paregee” from the Nineties. Sartek deftly balances the dancefloor vibes and also lets Khan’s inimitable vocal prowess shine at different points, crafting a roving track. Sartek says, “I wanted to bring the soul of Sufi music into modern dance culture — whether it’s a packed nightclub, a wedding dance floor, or your late-night drive home. This one is meant to move your body and stir something inside you.” Ajay Varma – “The Fading Room” London-based, India-origin producer and rock artist Ajay Varma is a reminiscent mood on his prog song “The Fading Room.” Bearing the songwriting and composing influence of artists like Porcupine Tree, Steven Wilson and Pink Floyd, the song is regal, electronic and takes on a dark journey. Varma says, “The song is written in a first-person perspective, but it is inspired by real-life experience watching a loved one slip away into the shadows of memory loss. Through soft yet haunting melodies and intimate lyrics, the song paints the quiet tragedy of forgetting like a calendar with days that make no sense, a mirror reflecting a stranger and familiar voices and faces dissolving in the rain.” Atingkok – “Namaida” Imphal folk-inspired alternative band Atingkok—who just often end up making heavy music—dive into prog, sludge and djent on their new song “Namaida,” the second track from their upcoming album 2050. With the title translating to “on your face,” it’s a damning indictment of the corruption among those in power and raises a question of resistance. In the music video directed by the band’s Pa Thawan along with filmmaker and director of photography, Tushar Nongthombam, a visceral story of a beaten down individual (portrayed by Surjit Nongmeikapam) plays out over stomping, wiry riffs. The band said in a statement, “This is the voice of the people who won’t disappear. A collective memory turned electric. We don’t whisper. You’ll feel it — on your face.” The Lucidwake – Whiteout EP Bengaluru rock band The Lucidwake have been steadily releasing singles since 2023 and now, with their latest single “Root N Ash,” they’ve rounded out their debut EP Whiteout and already announced their next project, a full-length album called Blackout. This four-track EP, for its part, establishes their penchant for anthems, with “Root N Ash” having quieter moments alongside scorching solos. “Bleed” is a driving, fiery and cathartic track, while “Through Mars” is aptly spacey and “Don’t Stop” a synth-infused tip of the hat to Eighties prog. The band says in a statement, “When you listen to this record, we want you to know that you can survive anything,” Vihaa shares “I needed the music to save me. It’s how I carved myself out of a dark spot. It has the wickedness. It has the self-rediscovery. It also keeps my faith intact. I hope all the Lucids [fans] see themselves in it.” The Jass B’stards, Jeet Thayil – “The Haunts” Few bands can distill the hypnotic energy of their live performances into a studio performance like New Delhi-origin act The Jass B’stards. Their latest song “The Haunts” is testament to that, steady rhythms building and melting away over eerie guitars and keys, topped off by poet-musician Jeet Thayil’s unmistakable spoken-word poetry. From a telepathic ginger cat to illicit substances, there’s striking visual imagery evoked by Thayil, and if that wasn’t enough, the band’s Stefan Kaye cuts together footage from films from the 1920s for a haunting 10-minute offering. Particularly, the track’s atmosphere was complemented largely by 1926 Japanese silent film A Page of Madness. “Our collaborations with Jeet have always been an inspiring journey into the depths of language and sound. His words have a musicality of their own,” Kaye says. Thayiladds, “‘The Haunts’ is occult allegory, a prayer against nightmare, a talisman, some old invocation to raise the dead.” Abdon Mech – “Noye Lhokuthu Iwu” Fresh from his trip to Budapest for a songwriting camp earlier this year, Nagaland singer-songwriter Abdon Mech has released his first song of 2025 called “Noye Lhokuthu Iwu” in the Sumi Naga tongue. There’s a gentle, nostalgic synth-pop touch to the track, driven by Mech’s comforting, romantic lyrics. He says in a statement, “There’s always been a very folk touch to the way songs have been sung/written in the Sumi Naga language. I wanted to challenge that and for the first time, give it a touch of indie pop to our beautiful language.” The song is taken from his upcoming second EP, Not Overthinking This. Gxrnoor – “Sonya” It’s well-documented now that Punjabi pop has gone global and the likes of singer-songwriter Gxrnoor aka Gurnoor Anand is getting to work capitalizing on the movement. She teams up with London singer-songwriter Nicole Blakk for

Entertainment BamBam makes a stylish statement, both personal and professional – a return to his roots, and a redefinition of his music, featuring Timethai BamBam for “Dancing By Myself.” Photo: courtesy of the artist. BamBam’s sound has always been a moving target, a shape-shifter evolving with each new release of his. You just can’t pin him down to one specific style; he has experimented with indie pop in “Who Are You,” dabbled in mid-tempo hip-hop with “Slow Mo,” and taken it up a notch with the pop-rock “Ride or Die.” More recently, the rhythms of Latin pop took center stage in the sultry “Mi Ultimo Deseo,” further solidifying him as an artist who refuses to be typecast. He told Rolling Stone India, back in 2022, “I always have a surprise for everyone. So if you stay ready, then you’re ready to go.” And with his newest release, “Dancing By Myself,” BamBam is redelivering on that promise, making it clear that he’s still got plenty up his sleeve. Against the neon-soaked sprawl of Bangkok, BamBam’s “Dancing By Myself” is an energy all its own. This pre-release dance single from his upcoming album, his first Thai album, Hometown, is an invitation to lose yourself in the moment and let the song consume you. BamBam’s dance background, rooted in his years with Got7, definitely made him the performer and the arresting presence that he is. But “Dancing By Myself” showcases a different side of his choreography—one that’s intimate, almost sensual, as he moves fluidly through this sky lounge, making use of the space’s architecture to frame his movements, and its sleek backdrop, in fact, reflecting the song’s themes of independence and self-discovery. The song is very hip and sassy, still easy on the ears, and it all works, as BamBam’s voice, beats, and guitar sounds mix smoothly. When popular Thai pop and R&B star Timethai jumps in, he brings his energy, his cool vocals, and his swag to the mix. And when the two of them share the screen, energy picks up pace but without disrupting the inherent chill vibe of the song. The song title “Dancing By Myself” is a distinct message in itself: to embrace being alone, to find your groove, and to enjoy your own company. The chorus lines, “If you want to dance, then dance with somebody; I think it’s fine to be without someone for a night; I just want to groove; I just wanted you to know that I’ll be all night dancing by myself,” carry that message, reminding us of our complex, often isolated modern lives. BamBam (left) and Timethai (right) for “Dancing By Myself.” Photo: courtesy of the artist. BamBam’s artistic vision and attention to detail come together in his music videos—from the color palette to the overall aesthetics. As he previously stated, color plays a significant role in the identity of his songs and albums. “If I want this album’s color to be pink, then it has to be bright and full of energy. But if I want this album to be red, then it’s going to be strong.” In “Dancing By Myself,” the emphasis on color is again on display. The nighttime cityscape makes a beautiful backdrop, and the muted black and white outfits look stunning against the shining decor in the lounge bar. The cityscape itself becomes a character in the song, with neon lights, skyscrapers, and nighttime energy all blending in. The visuals and music in unison are a heady mix of emotion and an intoxicating rush to “Just sip alcohol under the lights.” “With my song tonight, that’s enough,” as BamBam serenades and goes “Just me on the floor/Like I got it all.” “Dancing By Myself,” in essence, is BamBam’s fusion of high fashion and polished production, a stylish preview of what to expect from his forthcoming album, Hometown, releasing on October 10. And with this homecoming, he’s taking his music to a new level, blending his culture and language with global sensibilities. Read More

Entertainment The 2025 Primetime Emmy Awards have begun with stars from the best of television strutting the red carpet at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, Sept. 14. Hosted by comedian and first-time MC Nate Bargatze, the event is celebrating its 77th anniversary. This year, Severance, The White Lotus, and The Studio will battle it out with more […] The 2025 Primetime Emmy Awards have begun with stars from the best of television strutting the red carpet at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, Sept. 14. Hosted by comedian and first-time MC Nate Bargatze, the event is celebrating its 77th anniversary. This year, Severance, The White Lotus, and The Studio will battle it out with more than 20 nominations each. Severance leads the pack with 27 nods, while The White Lotus and The Studio each received 23 nominations. Meanwhile, the leader in the Limited or Anthology Series category is The Penguin, which garnered an impressive 24 nominations. To kick the night off, scroll through our gallery to see the best and boldest looks from the 77th Emmys red carpet. Michael Buckner/Variety Entertainment An Early Look Walter Goggins joked about “being early” to the Emmys and walking the red carpet in a white blazer and matching shirt aligned with a vacation-at-the-White Lotus theme. The actor wore a snake as a ring, necklace, and bracelet to honor a special scene (no spoilers!) in the show, which earned him a nod in the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Rick. Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times/Getty Images Entertainment Mirrorball Glamour Justine Lupe was channeling a mirrorball in a glittering silver dress. The Nobody Wants This star kept the glam minimal — simple makeup, no jewelry, hair down — letting her neckline and head-to-toe sparkle do the talking. Her Netflix show, which stars nominees Adam Brody and Kristen Bell, is up for Outstanding Comedy Series tonight. Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times/Getty Images Entertainment Strike a Pose Derek Hough being extra on a red carpet? Is the sky blue? The Dancing With the Stars judge hit the carpet in a classic black tux, pairing it with no-show socks and sleek shoes, then broke into a few dance moves. The ABC competition show returns Tuesday. PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP/Getty Images Entertainment Bringing the Blooms Is that a lotus on his vest? The White Lotus star Sam Nivola ditched the basic-boy tux, rocking a wide-lapel coat and loose trousers matched with a floral vest layered over a white button-up. It’s a win when the guys mix it up, and he’s repping a show that scored 10 nominations. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Entertainment Something New Please Last night, Mario Lopez was ringside co-hosting the Crawford vs. Canelo fight on Netflix. Today? He showed up in what looked like the exact same outfit: a black suit, black tie, black shirt combo that screamed a bit “basic.” Time to switch it up! Michael Buckner/Variety Entertainment Ready in Red Shabana Azeez nailed the shades of red in a light crimson gown that popped just enough against the carpet. The mermaid-style dress featured a rose-ruffle detail on one shoulder, giving the look a gorgeous 3D addition. She’s repping The Pitt, which is up for Outstanding Drama Series and several other awards tonight. Amy Sussman/Getty Images Entertainment Standing Up Megan Stalter left the goofy bits (and that viral Dunkin’ Donuts getup from the VMAs) at home to make a humanitarian statement. The Hacks actress showed up in a pared-down white T-shirt and jeans with a bold red lip. She made a loud statement with a strong accessory: a black handbag marked with white tape reading “CEASE FIRE!” — a call for an end to the war in Gaza. Amy Sussman/Getty Images Entertainment Vision in Gold Dichen Lachman went for gold in a sparkly gown that faded from light gold to bronze, and finished darker at the hem. She kept her hair sleek in a top bun, and opted for some simple necklaces. Lachman is repping Severance. The show is the night’s most-nominated series, including a nod for Outstanding Drama Series. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Entertainment Mother Has Arrived! Jennifer Coolidge stunned in an all-black, off-the-shoulder gown, complete with matching gloves, a sleek clutch, and hoop pearl earrings to tie it all together. While she’s not up for a trophy this year, she’s still repping The White Lotus, which scored big nominations tonight. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Entertainment Pretty in Pink She’s got the pink in Blackpink down! Lisa is repping her acting chops tonight at the 2025 Emmys, following her breakout role as Mook in The White Lotus, in an off-the-shoulder, corseted pink dress that’s equal parts Barbie-glam and fairy, sleek drama. Francis Specker/CBS/Getty Images Entertainment Emmys Royalty Is in the House Patricia Arquette dazzled in a velvety gown with matching gloves. She’s repping Severance — the night’s most-nominated show — and is herself up for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her role as Harmony. A win would mark her third Emmy, following victories for The Act in 2019 and Medium in 2006. Gilbert Flores/Variety Entertainment Making Waves Keyla Monterroso Mejia made waves as the sharp assistant in The Studio, which is one of the top nominees tonight. The Mexican-Guatemalan actress, who made her breakthrough on Curb Your Enthusiasm, strutted the red carpet in a red gown with petal-like ruffles and sheer sleeves. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Entertainment Perfectly Polished What the Helly, she looks good! Britt Lower’s red hair perfectly complemented her burnt-orange gown. She accented it with sparkling silver earrings and a clean makeup look. Tonight, she’s up for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her starring role in Severance. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Entertainment Elegant Streak Jean Smart has won Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series in 2021, 2022, and last year — could she get back to a streak this year? The Hacks lead actress already looked award-worthy on the red carpet in an elegant, dark emerald gown with a turtleneck, perfectly ruffled sleeves, and stacked necklaces. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Entertainment Stunning in Black and Gold We love the elegance of black and gold! On the Emmys red carpet, Chloë Sevigny — nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series for Monsters: The

Entertainment Dave Grohl called Rubin “the most badass” at the California theater show, which included both hits and deep cuts Grohl called new Foo Fighters drummer Ilan Rubin “the most badass motherfucker” at a surprise show Saturday night Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images Foo Fighters performed with new drummer Ilan Rubin for the first time Saturday night at their first show of 2025, in San Luis Obispo, California’s 900-capacity Fremont Theater. Rubin, formerly of Nine Inch Nails, joined the band this summer after the Foos parted ways with Josh Freese, who had stepped in after the 2022 death of longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins. At one point, frontman Dave Grohl introduced Rubin from the stage. “Everybody else has said it,” Grohl said. “I finally get the opportunity to say, ‘Ladies and gentlemen, will you please welcome…’ The most badass motherfucker, Ilan Rubin, is playing drums in the Foo Fighters right now. It’s official. You can stamp the passport.” The surprise performance, announced the day before, featured 25 songs in all, including hits like “Everlong” and “Learn to Fly,” and a handful of tracks that haven’t been played live in several years.  Among them was “Exhausted,” from the Foos’ first album, which Grohl wrote while he was still in Nirvana and even played for Kurt Cobain as a potential song for that band. They also played “Winnebago,” another Grohl composition that preceded the existence of the Foos. The announcement for the show on the Foos’ Instagram included a teaser of what appeared to be a new track. The Foos will hit the road shortly, playing tour dates in Indonesia, Singapore, Japan and Mexico before the end of the year.  Earlier this year Foo Fighters, dropped their first new music since 2023’s But Here We Are: the new track “Today’s Song”  and a cover of Minor Threat’s “I Don’t Wanna Hear It.” The band announced Sunday that they will be playing their second show with Rubin tomorrow, Sept. 15, at the Observatory in Santa Ana, California. From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment Shweta Tiwari’s new pictures leave everyone shocked; the actress looks 24 instead of 44. Fans are in awe of her fitness and beauty. Read further to know all about it. 1/5 Entertainment Shweta Tiwari’s latest pictures left everyone shocked The actress shared her pictures in a red saree on social media, and she looked drop-dead gorgeous. Not a single soul will believe that she’s a day over 25. 2/5 Entertainment What was her first television show? Shweta started her career in television with the iconic role of Prerna Sharma in Kasautii Zindagii Kay. She ended up becoming a household name with the show, and fans loved her and still continue to do so. 3/5 Entertainment Has she worked in other mediums as well? With television, she also worked in web series and films. She contributed significantly to Bhojpuri and Marathi films. She ‘s also the winner of Bigg Boss Season 4. 4/5 Entertainment Has she always been up to the trends? This is not the first time. Shweta Tiwari keeps sharing her life on social media, and fans love to see the actress share glimpses from her life. 5/5 Entertainment Shweta Tiwari’s beautiful hair? Shweta Tiwari’s hairstyle in the latest pictures is beautiful and elegant, complementing the actress perfectly. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Entertainment Subscribe Now Read More

Entertainment Home News and Gossip The Great Indian Kapil Show: Mirai star Shriya Saran REVEALS how a wrong flight helped her meet her … The latest episode of The Great Indian Kapil Show, which premiered on Netflix on Saturday, featured the stunning cast of the film Mirai, including Shriya Saran, Teja Sajja, Jagapathi Babu, and Ritika Nayak. The episode was full of funny moments and anecdotes that kept the audience entertained, such as Teja Sajja calling Jagapathi Babu a “romantic at heart” in jest and the cast imitating Rajinikanth’s iconic dance moves. In the episode, Kapil Sharma praised Teja for the massive success of his recent film Hanu-Man, which went on to break multiple records. He further mentioned that fans have now affectionately started calling him “Superhero Teja Sajja.” Replying to this, Kapil also poked fun at Teja’s early start in the industry, joking that he is the only pan-India star whose PAN card was made when he was just two and a half years old. Shriya Saran shared a funny story about how she met her husband Shriya Saran met her husband Andrei Koscheev after accidentally missing her flight to the Maldives. Shriya revealed that she encountered Andrei unexpectedly after mistakenly booking the incorrect flight for her vacation and ultimately met him while in the Maldives. “I had purchased a ticket for the wrong month and found myself alone on a cruise to the Southern Maldives, and that’s when I met Andrei,” she mentioned. She also pointed out that although they were strangers at that moment, they bonded over new adventures during the journey. She reminisced about how the first movie of hers that he had seen was Drishyam, humorously noting that it scared him, which made the audience laugh. Andrei and Shriya dated for a while before getting married in 2018 in a private ceremony at her home in Lokhandwala. The couple later welcomed their daughter Radha in 2021. Teja Sajja impressed by Kapil Sharma Teja then amused the crowd with a funny story about himself and Rana Daggubati. He disclosed that the two of them decided to launch their own show, roasting everyone in the same manner as Kapil, because they were so impressed by his distinct hosting style. Even though Kapil executed the format with ease, he joked that they were ultimately embroiled in controversy. The audience and Kapil both burst out laughing at this clever admission. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More

Entertainment The much-awaited Bigg Boss Tamil Season 9 is ready to start on October 5, and Vijay Sethupathi will be returning as the host. Fans and viewers of the show are really excited for the same. By: Toshani  |  Published: September 14, 2025 7:18 PM IST The wait is finally over, as Bigg Boss Tamil season 9 will be returning to the small screen on October 5. This season will see Vijay Sethupathi as the host again, who had taken over hosting the show after Kamal Haasan left the show after season 7. The announcement of him coming back has ended all the speculation fans had about the same. The official announcement for the show’s latest season was made by the channel through Instagram on Saturday. Along with the announcement of the show, they released a poster for the show, with Vijay Sethupathi dressed in a denim jacket. The caption for the Instagram post read, “You will understand only by watching… You will know only by going. Bigg Boss Tamil Season 9 | Grand Launch—From October 5th.” A bit more about the show Season 9 of Bigg Boss Tamil will be available on Vijay Television, as well as online on JioHotstar, just like the previous season. Bigg Boss Tamil Season 9 ended on January 19, 2025, with Muthukumaran turning out to be the winner and winning Rs. 41 lakh. Soundariya was the first runner-up in the last season. The last season went on for 106 episodes. Vijay Sethupathi’s work life Vijay is currently equipped with many upcoming projects. He will be starring in Puri Jagannadh’s new movie, which also has Tabu and Samyuktha in it. His most recent release was Thalaivan Thalaivii. The movie, which was released in July 2025 and got released on OTTs in August 2025, was a romantic comedy film. It starred Nithya Menon as well. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More

Entertainment A video of Super Junior members Choi Siwon and Leeteuk interacting has become a topic of discussion on social media. Renowned K-pop idol Choi Siwon, who is also a member of the famous 2nd generation K-pop boy band Super Junior, is under fire after his tribute to US President Donald Trump’s ally, Charlie Kirk, a conservative political activist. Recently, Super Junior members were seen leaving for Jakarta at Incheon International Airport, and a video of the interaction between Siwon and Leeteuk is now going viral on social media. Viral video of the interaction between Choi Siwon and Leeteuk A video is being widely circulated on X in which Choi Siwon tried to hug Leeteuk, and he tried to ignore him and even had a stern face, which stirred a discussion among fans about whether Leeteuk is pissed because of the recent controversy involving Siwon. The caption of the video read, “Leeteuk is pissed off…man, your own members are mad, is that not a sign to leave??”. leeteuk is pissed off… man your own members are mad is that not a sign to leave???? ? #SIWON_OUT pic.twitter.com/8vfRCRCc3p — tara (@ourtaerae) September 13, 2025 What did Choi Siwon’s post about Charlie Kirk consist of? On September 11, Choi Siwon shared an image on his Instagram story and wrote, “REST IN PEACE CHARLIE KIRK, rest in peace”. The photo included Kirk’s face and the background music, which was set to ‘Rescue’, a song by American artist Lauren Daigle. He had also shared another photo of Charlie Kirk with his family, which included the Bible verse, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant’”. All about Choi Siwon and the group Super Junior Choi Siwon is a South Korean singer, songwriter, actor, and model. Apart from being a member of the K-pop boy group, he is also part of several K-dramas. Choi Siwon has also been part of several films, including A Battle of Wits, Attack on the Pin-Up Boys, Dragon Blade, Helios, To the Fore, New Year Blue, and Forbidden Fairytale, among others. Super Junior is composed of Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Shindong, Sungmin, Eunhyuk, Siwon, Donghae, Ryeowook, and Kyuhyun. Han Geng, Kibum, and Kangin were originally part of the group before departing in 2011, 2015, and 2019, respectively. The group was formed by SM Entertainment, in 2005. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More