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Entertainment Actor Faissal Khan, younger brother of Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan, has sparked yet another storm with his latest revelations about his strained relationship with his family. In a recent press conference, Faissal leveled shocking allegations against his mother, siblings, and Aamir, detailing years of personal conflict and isolation. Faissal Khan drops explosive allegations against Aamir Khan and family: “They pressured me to marry my aunt” Speaking to the media, Faissal disclosed that his family pressured him into marrying his maternal aunt. He said, “My family was pressuring me to marry my aunt, my mother’s first cousin. I never wanted that, but from that time, they started putting pressure on me to get married. I was focused on my work and not interested at all. Because of this, I had many arguments with my family. So I started living away from them, because whenever I met them, there would be fights about this, and I really don’t like fighting. My family got angry, and my mother got angry, because I refused to marry my aunt.” The actor further claimed that his differences escalated after he penned a letter exposing personal details about his family members. He went on to add, “When I got upset with my family, I wrote a letter. I wrote about every family member’s story. Nikkhat, my elder sister, got married three times. Aamir was married to Reena Dutta. He was having an affair with Jessica Hines, and they even have an illegitimate child out of wedlock. At that time, he was living in with Kiran. I wrote all this in the letter, so they became angry with me. Then everyone turned against me and said, ‘Declare him mad.’” These fresh allegations have reignited long-standing speculation about the Khan family’s internal conflicts, many of which have surfaced in the past through Faissal’s statements. Just days earlier, Faissal had shared a heartfelt note on Instagram, confirming he had officially severed ties with his family through a public notice. He wrote, “With a heavy heart yet renewed courage, I wish to share that I have severed all family ties, as declared through a public notice. This step, though difficult, is essential for my healing and growth. Life now enters a new chapter of freedom, dignity, and self-discovery one that I embrace with positivity, truth, and strength.” With these revelations, Faissal has once again put the Khan family in the spotlight, raising questions that are likely to spark heated discussions in both industry circles and the public domain. Also Read: Photo: Faissal Khan addresses the media during a press conference 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 On Tuesday, Abundantia Entertainment and Collective Media Network announced a new film on Lord Hanuman that is reportedly being made entirely with Artificial Intelligence (AI). The announcement quickly stirred up heated debates within the Indian film fraternity, with many filmmakers and artists voicing concerns over the lack of a humane touch in creativity. Anurag Kashyap slams AI-made Lord Hanuman film, calls out producers: “You should be in the gutter” Among those who expressed strong displeasure was filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, known for his unfiltered opinions and acclaimed works like Gangs of Wasseypur. Taking to Instagram, Kashyap shared a long note sharply criticizing the production houses for this move and questioned the role of artist representation agencies in enabling such projects. Kashyap’s post read, “Congratulations @vijaysubramaniam84 . Here is the man heading the @lifeatcollectiveartistsnetwork that represents artists, writer, directors , now producing a film made by AI . So much for looking after and representing the interests of creators. End of the day , all these agencies are only interested in making money off you and since they choose turkeys after turkeys for you and you’re not making enough for them , they are going all AI.” He further continued, “Any actor or anyone who calls themselves artists and has a spine will be and should be either questioning him or leaving the agency since he has proved that he thinks you’re no match for his AI performance . This right here is the future for the spineless and cowardly so called artists in the Hindi Film industry. Well done Vijay Subramaniam . Shame is not enough on you. You should be in the gutter.” Kashyap’s explosive remarks immediately gained traction, with many in the industry resonating with his sentiment. His long-time friend and collaborator, Vikramaditya Motwane, also weighed in on the matter. The filmmaker, who earlier directed a project exploring the impact of Artificial Intelligence and its control over the public, voiced his criticism through his Instagram story. Motwane wrote, “And so it begins… Who TF needs writers and directors when it’s ‘Made in AI’.” The joint backlash from Kashyap and Motwane reflects a larger concern brewing in the creative industry, where AI-generated art and content are increasingly being positioned as replacements for human creativity. While production houses hail technology as the future of filmmaking, many directors, writers, and actors fear that this shift undermines the very essence of storytelling rooted in human experiences. With this controversy making headlines, the debate around the role of AI in cinema is expected to intensify, leaving the industry divided between innovation and authenticity. Also Read: ‘Dear Country’, first song from Anurag Kashyap and Amazon MGM Studios’ Nishaanchi, out; watch 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 The ‘Uncontrollably Fond’ stars are leading the upcoming fantasy romance drama ‘Genie, Make a Wish,’ releasing this October Bae Suzy (left) and Kim Woo-bin (right) in a still from ‘Genie, Make a Wish.’ Photo: courtesy of Netflix. Almost nine years since Uncontrollably Fond (2016), the classic K-drama starring Kim Woo-bin and Bae Suzy, the Hallyu stars reunite in the long-awaited upcoming drama Genie, Make a Wish, with Kim Woo-bin playing a genie and Bae Suzy playing a cold woman. As intriguing as it sounds, earlier today, Netflix released the official poster along with a teaser announcing the release date (October 3), fanning the excitement of the K-drama community. Photo: courtesy of Netflix Director Lee Byeong-heon and writer Kim Eun-sook have put together this fantasy romance following the unlikely encounter of two different individuals—Kim Woo-bin’s Genie is a passionate and emotionally charged character, as opposed to Bae Suzy’s Ka-young, a poker-faced woman with seemingly no emotions at all. Ka-young’s life has been one of precision and control, under the watchful eye of her strict grandmother. But things change when she discovers an ancient lamp and awakens Genie, a free spirit with a millennium of magic to make up for, from his long slumber. Promised three wishes by him, Ka-young’s intrusiveness and tightly controlled routines meet Genie’s infectious energy and charm, sparking mayhem and heartfelt revelations that challenge everything they thought they knew about love. Genie, Make a Wish heralds Kim Woo-bin’s comeback in a K-drama after his 2023 dystopian series Black Knight. He was last seen in starring roles in the science fiction action film Alienoid: Return to the Future and the action-comedy film Officer Black Belt (2025). As for Bae Suzy, this new show will be part of a series following her appearance in the 2023 romance television series Doona! and the 2024 science fiction romance drama film Wonderland. Suzy has also been offered the lead role in the upcoming period fantasy romance drama Men of the Harem and will star in the romantic fantasy drama Delusion, alongside Kim Seon-ho, as well as in the romantic movie 7 O’Clock Breakfast Meeting for the Heartbroken, co-starring Lee Jin-uk. Read More

Entertainment From Tron 1982’s synth-wave to rap-rock by acts like Rain In Sahara and PxP, pop-punk act Street Stories and more Mumbai act PXP. Photo: Instagram/@Neiks_Miachieo Music festival season is officially around the corner and in a few weeks, some of India’s top events will host crowd-pullers from across the globe. If you’ve been following the festival circuit for even a few years, you know that promoters and curators often rely on a smaller bracket of rock and metal bands to sell tickets. While that’s a topic for another day, there are several other Indian bands who can do justice to the big stage setup that festivals offer. Metal still doesn’t always factor into a multi-genre festival lineup, but there are still a few who can walk a fine balance between accessible and heavy. And if you thought there was a dearth of rock bands in India, think again. Here’s who we’d like to see taking up space on festival posters this season. As a bonus, we also recommend acts like Bonny Abraham Ensemble, Gowwli and The Pulse Theory. Gauley Bhai     With two albums out—Joro in 2019 and Sunbari in 2025—Kalimpong-origin Nepali folk-rock band Gauley Bhai are a great example of energetic, groovy music that transcends any supposed language barrier. From frenetic jazz-informed turns to unpredictably somber passages, Gauley Bhai can make an audience move any day. Street Stories Shillong/Dimapur pop-punk act Street Stories have been around the block for just over a decade now, but like many North East bands, they still haven’t got the stages they deserve around the country. When they have got those stages, however, they live up to the braggadocio that comes with calling one’s full-length album The Best Album In The World. Massive pop hooks, punk pace, a lot of sex jokes, and hilariously unexpected covers (think Papa Roach’s “Last Resort”)—Street Stories can be an entertaining, nostalgic pop-punk riot on stage. Arogya Sikkim and Assam-origin band Arogya have often preferred the tag dark rock. But if you had to simplify it, the quartet bring together elements of electronic rock, industrial rock, and metal. With four albums out—two self-titled Nepali albums, Genesis in 2021 and SuperNatural in 2023—Arogya bring growls and soaring vocals, massive riffs and folk, as well as a gothic visual aesthetic in their on-stage avatar, including vocalist Ranjong Lepcha wearing a seemingly tribal mask. Alva Kuuto Bengaluru-based Tulu folk band Alva Kuuto—led by singer-songwriter Praveen Alva—pack a punch on their diverse debut self-titled album that came out this year. Produced by guitarist Varun Murali (from folk rockers Swarathma), the album is proof that stories and sounds can be successfully transmitted to audiences who may not know the language, but can certainly spot a fun-filled, funky rock/metal tune, or a good old gentle love ballad. Meewakching Imphal indie rockers Meewakching have been touring the country on the back of releasing their second album Bildungsroman, which is as confessional as it is philosophical. Think bright yet moody indie in the vein of The Strokes with post-punk influences. Although they’ve been known for their Manipuri songs, Meewakching have slowly made it to different parts of India, and now the big stages are waiting, no doubt. Rain In Sahara The second band in this list featuring Ranjong Lepcha (from Arogya) on vocals, Rain In Sahara have an eco-conscious, activist approach to their rap-rock and nu metal sound. Going by recent singles like “Venom” and “KPIs (Koup Performance Indicators),” the Bengaluru/Assam-based act have plenty to say about consumerist tendencies and make every gig a demonstration of sorts, anchored in synth and electronic elements, rock songwriting, and metal breakdowns. Serpents of Pakhangba Also with a flair for theatrics are Mumbai-based band Serpents of Pakhangba, founded by multi-instrumentalist composer Vishal J. Singh. With their latest album Air and Fire arriving earlier this year, the band—with a revolving door of members around Singh and drummer Varun Sood— doubled down on storytelling like few others in the country. Think folklore-inspired costumes, face paint and visuals going over spectral vocals and emotive prog rock/metal. Rascals of the First Order Bengaluru rock band Rascals of the First Order (ROFO) spent their formative years professing their love for Indian indie with covers of Skrat, the F16s and The Lightyears Explode, until their debut EP Caged Authority came out earlier this year. In an age of gimmicky, rush-to-the-chorus rock songwriting for the short video crowd, ROFO craft songs averaging five minutes, packed with molten riffs, dance-y rhythms, and lots of rage. PXP Mumbai musician siblings Pratika and PrabhuNeigh team up for a new project called PXP, launched last year with a live band that encapsulates their love for metal, rock, hip-hop and even elements like konnakol. Their song “Self Defence” is a blend of all those elements, led by Pratika (also part of hip-hop group Wild Wild Women), who is arguably at her unfiltered best with this project, along with her brother on guitars and production. Tron 1982 Bengaluru synth-wave act Tron 1982 have been at it for a few years now, supporting the likes of The Midnight on their India tour. Although synth-wave artists have often been confined to studio projects, Tron 1982 have taken on a few stages, including Echoes of Earth festival with a minimal trio setup. With their latest single “Necrodancer” showcasing a classic Eighties synth sound with rock and pop elements, they prove they can bring the party wherever they go. Long Distances Mumbai band Long Distances have been painfully deprived of a big festival stage in the past (their Lollpalooza India 2024 early set was cut short for no fault of their own), so 2025-26 feels like the time they reclaim their space on a big stage, blasting out a wall of sound. Releasing their debut EP How The Mighty Will Fall in 2024, the band traverses between dream-pop, shoegaze, and post-punk for powerful performances. Signal W Goa-based act Signal W earned an early slot at Mahindra Independence Rock in Mumbai last year and are heading up to Ziro

Entertainment This mix includes Jung Kook’s ‘Stay Alive’ from ‘7 Fates: Chakho,’ Ahn Ye-eun’s ‘Night Flower’ from ‘Painter of the Night,’ Cha Eun-woo’s ‘Don’t Cry My Love’ from ‘Under the Oak Tree,’ and more hits Diving into the panels of your favorite webtoons and manhwas is already a perfect escape, but the music that scores these stories makes the experience even richer. Sandeul’s “Slightly Tipsy” from She Is My Type is a prime example—its massive success paved the way for more webtoon OST collaborations that perfectly complement your binge-reading sessions. Honestly, who wouldn’t love a well-curated soundtrack to obsess over while reading your favorite comics? Here are 10 webtoon and manhwa OST recommendations worth checking out. “Slightly Tipsy” by Sandeul (B1A4) – She Is My Type Haedam, a tomboy with a heartbreak hangover, is determined to change her image, but her plans go up in flames on the first day of school, and she finds herself in desperate need of her grumpy neighbor’s help. Sandeul’s “Slightly Tipsy” is like the soundtrack to Haedam’s tangled emotions—the frustration, the fear of falling, and the hopeful wish that maybe, just maybe, things will work out. The song’s soft melody and Sandeul’s soulful voice perfectly capture the messy beauty of it all—a little bit of vulnerability, a little bit of wishful thinking, and a whole lot of feeling. “Stay Alive” by Jung Kook (BTS) – 7 Fates: Chakho In the world of 7 Fates: Chakho, a webtoon inspired by Korean mythology, seven young men (BTS members), the Chakho, must hunt down tigers, the Beoms. Jung Kook‘s “Stay Alive,” with its moody soundscape and soaring vocals, encapsulates the desperation of their fight to stay alive. The song’s unprecedented success, debuting at number 95 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 13 on the Global 200, revolutionized the webtoon’s popularity while also establishing Jung Kook as a rising solo artist. The track also made history as the first Korean soundtrack to break into the UK’s Official Singles Chart. “Night Flower” by Ahn Ye-eun – Painter of the Night Painter of the Night is a classic BL manhwa about Baek Nakyum, a talented painter who creates erotic art under a pseudonym, and Yoon Seungho, a powerful nobleman who forces him to paint for him. Seungho’s fascination with Nakyum’s art ignites a complex dynamic that hovers on the brink of power and control. As their complex relationship unfolds, Ahn Ye-eun’s “Night Flower” summarizes the longing, romantic tension, power dynamics, and desire that define their bond. “Nobody Else” by Ailee – Under the Oak Tree Lady Maximilian feels like a pawn in a game when she’s forced into a marriage with Sir Riftan. But little does she know, their love story is just waiting to happen. After Riftan leaves for a three-year grueling mission, Maximilian’s heart remains frozen, scarred by loneliness, until the day he returns, and their married life actually starts. Ailée’s vocals in “Nobody Else” resonate with the couple’s growing emotions, her voice rising from soft intimacy to passionate intensity as their romance blossoms. “Midnight Sun” by Alexa – The Broken Ring: This Marriage Will Fail Anyway When Inés meets Lord Cárcel, the handsome heir to the House of Escalante, she’s totally smitten by him. Despite his delayed marriage plans, Inés is patient, and Cárcel, initially a womanizer, starts to see her as the one he wants to win over and badly so. Alexa‘s “Midnight Sun” is the perfect song befitting the longing and yearning that define their burgeoning relationship, while Cárcel gradually changes into becoming the man Inés has been waiting for. “In the Novel” by Minnie of (G)I-DLE – It was All a Mistake Minnie serenades an eerie charm of Durua Valrose and Nocturne Edgar’s forbidden romance born from desperation and deceit. As Durua tries to escape what she’s fated to—being killed by Nocturne—she tries to win him over, hoping to save herself while also trying to find out the truth regarding his manipulative and mind-controlling powers. Minnie’s soulful sound and the song’s driving rhythm create an atmosphere that emphasizes Durua’s fragile reality and her struggle against fate. “Don’t Cry My Love” by Cha Eun-woo (Astro) – Under the Oak Tree Cha Eun-woo‘s song beautifully captures the depth of Riftan’s love and longing for Maximilian. With his delicate tone and subtle expressions, it’s no wonder he made a splash on global iTunes, debuting at number 15. What really makes the song special is how the melody and gentle piano accompaniment come together to bring the lovers’ emotions to life, creating a truly stunning romantic ballad. “Lost Way” by Gaho – Good Doctor Gaho has an incredible, pitch-perfect singing range. The uniqueness of “Lost Way” is attributed to his immaculate musicality and mighty high notes. Park Si-on’s story gains even greater depth thanks to Gaho’s contribution and the song’s soft acoustic flow. Si-on, a naturally talented individual with savant syndrome and autism, is hired as a pediatric surgery resident at an academic medical institution, where he faces the stigmas associated with being an autistic doctor and navigates the power struggles within the hospital. “Goodbye Now” by Tomorrow x Together (TXT) – Love Revolution TXT gives a fresh spin to the classic graduation song “Goodbye Now,” originally by the legendary Korean pop group 015B of the early 1990s, for the popular webtoon Love Revolution, a story about adolescent life, love, and friendship. The song’s retro sound and wistful lyrics talk about growth, love, and new beginnings while holding onto memories—TXT’s remake is an ode to the original, which is still a beloved part of Korean graduation ceremonies and a perfect soundtrack to Gong Ju-young and Wang Ja-rim’s story: a blossoming romance and a journey through adolescence. “Full Bloom” by Ahn Ye-eun – Return of the Blossoming Blade. A century later, Cheongmyeong, the leader of the Mount Hua Sect, regains consciousness following a brutal battle, and memories of his fight with Cheonma, the Demonic Cult’s head, come flooding back—and with them, the pain of his defeat. But instead of dwelling on the past, Cheongmyeong is determined to

Entertainment (From left to right) Unified Music Group’s Jaddan Comerford, singer-songwriter Ishan, STARtist’s Sidartha Todi. Photo: Courtesy of STARtist When Indian music and event company STARtist Management’s Siddharth Todi met with Australian company Unified Music Group’s founder-CEO Jaddan Comerford at a sold-out concert of singer-songwriter Vance Joy in Barcelona in 2023, they forged a connection. The Australian music exec was visiting Mumbai later on and reconnected with Todi, and they’ve now announced a joint venture that will connect Australia and India’s artists, along with the rest of the world. The venture comes on the back of a year of collaboration between STARtist, its touring arm 7Entertainment and Unified Music Group, which has seen international tours launched by singer-songwriter Ishan, devotional artists like Radhika Das, Jahnavi Harrison and most recently, Krishna Das, who will tour India in October and November 2025. The joint venture that will operate across live touring, artist management and recorded music aimed at taking India’s music to the world, and bringing the world’s music to India, according to a press release. Todi says in a statement, “Indian music has a rich heritage and an exciting future. Together with Unified, we’re creating a bridge between East and West, one that empowers artists, connects fans and reshapes the musical landscape.” He added, “There’s no one directional strategy here. We’re as committed to amplifying Indian voices globally as we are to helping international artists navigate India in a culturally relevant and sustainable way.” Krishna Das’ tour in association with 7E Entertainment and Unified Music Group will commence at Brahmakamal Hall, Yashobhoomi Exhibition & Trade Centre, New Delhi on Oct. 31, 2025, followed by a performance at the Dome SVP Stadium, Mumbai on Nov. 2, 2025, and conclude at Phoenix Marketcity, Backyard Area, Bengaluru on Nov. 5, 2025. Read More

Entertainment “This type of behavior is completely unacceptable anywhere, and the fact that this happened at one of our shows was devastating to learn about,” the group said Rüfüs Du Sol found it “devastating” to learn about the physical attack a fan suffered while attending their recent performance at the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles, the group posted online. A statement published on Instagram from the fan, Shelby, alleges that she accidentally spilled a drink on a man, who later “punched me in the face, knocking me out and causing significant bleeding, while he continued attacking our group.” “Delivering moments to our fans to gather and celebrate safely is what we live for. We have been heart broken to hear of the act of violence that took place during the opening act on Saturday,” Rüfüs Du Sol said in an Instagram Story post. “This type of behavior is completely unacceptable anywhere, and the fact that this happened at one of our shows was devastating to learn about. Local law enforcement are actively investigating the situation.” No arrests have been made in relation to the incident. The attendee who alleged she was attacked stated, “I tried to calm the situation and apologized again — and the next thing I remember I woke up in a medical tent an hour later and missed the entire show.” A video of the attack shared by The Festival Owl on Instagram shows people calling for help and splatters of blood on the bleachers at the venue. She added: “Another friend tried to protect us, but the attacker fled into the crowd and hasn’t been found. A police report was filed. We are traumatized. If anyone knows this man or his companion, PLEASE reach out. He should be held accountable for this assault.” Representatives for the Rose Bowl did not immediately respond to Rolling Stone‘s request for comment. The comments section under a photo of Rüfüs Du Sol posted on the official Rose Bowl account on Instagram contains multiple comments from attendees who reportedly experienced overcrowding, poor security measures, and safety concerns during the concert. “Security had no control over the crowd in the stands and at one point told me ‘I don’t get paid to tell you where your seat is,’” one commenter wrote. “It was quite literally a free for all and was very scary. There were people blocking and standing on the stairs for the entirety of the show, tunnels were overfilled and all of it could’ve been avoided by proper planning and staffing.” Another added: “This was the worst concert experience I have ever had, we are all lucky that no one died. No one should fear for their lives when trying to appreciate beautiful music.” Rüfüs Du Sol’s next live show is scheduled for Oct. 3 in Nevada. “We always joke about it when we’re building out a live show that we wish that we could have clones of ourselves so that we could go out and experience from an audience perspective,” vocalist Tyrone Lindqvist told Rolling Stone last year. From Rolling Stone US. Read More

Entertainment Thama Meaning: The intriguing title of Rashmika Mandanna and Ayushmann Khurrana’s upcoming movie Thama has generated interest. Here is a look at the true meaning of Thama and its potential mythical association. 1/8 Entertainment What is the meaning of Thama? Fans are curious about Rashmika Mandanna and Ayushmann Khurrana’s upcoming movie Thama because of its mysterious title. People are curious about the meaning of Thama and whether it is related to the Mahabharata’s renowned warrior Ashvatthama. In this article, we wll decode the title’s meaning and examine its mythical associations. 2/8 Entertainment Previously the film was titled as… Audiences are intrigued by the upcoming movie Thama, directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, who is well known for Munjya. This is especially true after the title change from the enticing Vampires of Vijaynagar. 3/8 Entertainment Thama is actually linked to… It is said that Ashwatthama, the mythical character from the Mahabharat known for his bravery, immortality, and mystique, served as the inspiration for the new title, Thama. 4/8 Entertainment The theme of Thama might… This connection has fuelled speculations that the film would incorporate themes from the epic, possibly examining heritage, wrath, or supernatural abilities. 5/8 Entertainment Ayushmann Khurrana plays… Ayushmann Khurrana plays a historian who embarks on an intriguing quest to learn about the legendary roots of vampirism in Indian culture. The narrative alternates between the rich, ancient Vijayanagara empire and modern-day India in two interwoven periods. As the teaser progresses, it unveils a terrifying tale of unfulfilled love that blends folklore and history, tying the past and present together. 6/8 Entertainment Love, longing and betrayal unfold The film offers a multi-layered cinematic experience by examining both the mysterious realm of folklore and common human emotions like love, longing, and betrayal through this parallel time frame. 7/8 Entertainment Thama teaser OUT The teaser of Thama has been dropped today, August 19. The teaser was captioned as, “Na darr kabhi itna shaktishaali tha, aur na pyaar kabhi itna BLOODY! Brace yourself this Diwali to witness the first love story in the Maddock Horror-Comedy Universe. Step into the World of #Thama, a cinematic experience unlike anything you’ve seen before, storming into cinemas worldwide.” 8/8 Entertainment How fans reacted to the teaser? One added, “Excited to watch Ayushmann back in theatres after 2 yrs.” Another added, “Nawaz saying kya hua with the expression made my day already.” A third went on to add, “I’m excited for Nawazuddin Siddiqui As a villain vampire.” Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Entertainment Subscribe Now Read More

Entertainment Apoorva Mukhija has clarified and addressed the rumours circulating about her wealth. Scroll down to know what she revealed. 1/8 Entertainment Apoorva Mukhija aka The Rebel Kid Influencer Apoorva Mukhija, also known as The Rebel Kid, has a large following because of the way she talks about her life and personal relationships, which many people find relatable. However, because of her role in the India’s Got Latent issue and her appearance on the well-liked reality program The Traitors, the influencer has gained widespread media attention in recent months. 2/8 Image credit: google Entertainment Apoorva reacts to viral net worth reports Reports of her purported net worth, which revealed enormous sums, recently went viral. Finally speaking up, Apoorva has disclosed whether or not she mints those enormous quantities. 3/8 Entertainment Apoorva earns Rs 2.5L daily? Apoorva shared in her Instagram story that, according to Business Today, the influencer gets Rs. 2.5 lakh per day from her social media posts. The article further stated that she had a net worth of Rs. 41 crores through her online alias, Kaleshi Aurat. 4/8 Entertainment Apoorva denies charging Rs 6 lakh per reel Apoorva also charges Rs 6 lakh for each reel and Rs 2 lakh for every story, according to the article. The influencer shared this post on her story with the caption Galat hai bhai????? 5/8 Entertainment Apoorva’s mother inquires… Apoorva Mukhija told Bollywood Bubble about a recent amusing incident involving her mother. The influencer said that her mother gave her a screenshot of the accusations and asked, Kaha hai ye saare paise? Kyu nahi hum ghar khareed paa rahe hain? 6/8 Entertainment Apoorva refutes viral income claims Apoorva stated that they do not have as much money as indicated. The influencer also stated that she is ‘everywhere’, but the amount she is paid is far from what has been claimed. “I’m everywhere, but my net worth is not even close to Rs. 41 crore. I’m not even making one-tenth of that. 7/8 Entertainment Apoorva says she would retire at… In the interview, Apoorva disclosed that she is not receiving the amount she demands from sponsors. She said that she would retire if her income ever reached Rs 10 crores. Speaking about her present financial status, Apoorva said that the watch she was wearing, which cost her Rs 20,000, was the most costly item she had, her heels were filthy, and the attire she was wearing in the interview was rented. 8/8 Entertainment Apoorva work front Regarding work front, Apoorva’s main source of income is content creation. She has, however, been in a Bollywood movie and a well-liked reality program as a result of her recent rise in fame. Apoorva made her cinematic debut in the supporting role in Nadaaniyan, starring Khushi Kapoor and Ibrahim Ali Khan. After a successful stint on the program hosted by Karan Johar, the influencer has also turned into a reality show star. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Entertainment Subscribe Now Read More

Entertainment Home News and Gossip Mumbai Rains: Heavy showers LASH Amitabh Bachchan’s Juhu bungalow Prateeksha [Watch Viral PICS] Heavy rains in Mumbai not only lashed several areas but also affected Amitabh Bachchan’s Juhu bungalow Prateeksha, which he gifted to his daughter Shweta Bachchan. Several pictures and videos of the same are now doing rounds on the internet. Mumbai Rains: Heavy rains in Mumbai have affected megastar Amitabh Bachchan’s famous Juhu house, Prateeksha, which he gave to his daughter Shweta Bachchan. Videos of the property swamped by ankle-deep water have been making the rounds on social media. The Bachchans own three prestigious homes, including Prateeksha. After Sholay’s popularity, Amitabh purchased his first home, Prateeksha, in Mumbai. Several images and videos of the flooded area near Big B’s bungalow at Prithvi singnal is doing rounds on the internet, showing how the rain lashed the locality. Entertainment See pictures here Flooding at Juhu near Amitabh Bachchan’s bungalow, at Prithvi signal. #MumbaiRains @RidlrMUM #Monsoon2018 pic.twitter.com/RFuwMjssbb — Mae Mariyam Thomas (@maebemaebe) July 10, 2018 Entertainment Amitabh Bachchan shares his ageing realities Amitabh Bachchan, who is renowned for his perseverance and discipline, recently posted a note about the realities of ageing on his blog. Big B acknowledged that even at 82, simple things like putting on pants and utilising handle bars around the home now take more attention and effort. At this age, doing even simple tasks is getting harder. Entertainment Big B’s daily regimen now consists of… On August 17, following his monthly Sunday fan meet, Big B blogged about how his daily regimen now consists of mobility exercise, yoga, and medications. “The body gradually begins to lose its balance and there is a need to work on it to check and improve,” he shared. Mr Bachchan also acknowledged that once-simple tasks now need vigilance. “Doctors advise, please Mr Bachchan, sit down and wear trousers, do not try to stand while putting them on, you could lose balance and fall,” he revealed. Entertainment Easy things have now become tough Bachchan considered how easy things had become, like stooping to pick up a paper. “Handle bars… oh boy… you need them all over to hold and steady thy body before any physical act,” he wrote. Bachchan pointed out that aging is a common occurrence, even if he acknowledged that his readers would find his remarks humorous. He emphasised, “IT SHALL HAPPEN TO ALL OF US,” adding philosophically that although youth overcomes obstacles at a breakneck pace, ageing compels one to sit down. Don’t Miss Out on the Latest Updates. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Today! Read More