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Soha Ali Khan recently opened up about her equation with her brother Saif Ali Khan in a new interview. The actress revealed that while they never really had a strong connection growing up, things have changed for the better now.

Sharmila Tagore balanced a thriving acting career with family life in the 1970s, while Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi embraced the role of stay-at-home parent. Soha Ali Khan recalls this arrangement as normal, despite Sharmila's frequent work absences. While Saif Ali Khan initially struggled with her absence, Sharmila later became more involved, acknowledging both her efforts and missteps in parenting.

Karisma Kapoor fondly recalls her protective role towards her younger sister, Kareena, whom she affectionately calls her 'first baby.' She revealed how Kareena's strong-willed nature assured her success in Bollywood. Karisma also shared the origins of their famous nicknames, Lolo and Bebo, rooted in family tradition and a touch of Italian inspiration.

Filmmaker Priyadarshan has begun shooting his thriller 'Haiwaan' in Kochi, starring Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan. Marking their reunion after 17 years since 'Tashan', Akshay shared playful on-set moments on Instagram. 'Haiwaan' is a Hindi remake of the Malayalam film 'Oppam', with Akshay playing the antagonist.

Bollywood stars are increasingly collaborating with South Indian filmmakers, driven by the success of pan-India films like 'Baahubali' and 'Jawan'. Actors like Hrithik Roshan, Shah Rukh Khan, and Aamir Khan are exploring partnerships with production houses and directors from the South to tap into a wider audience and leverage the scale and vision of Southern cinema.

Director Venky Atluri has addressed and dismissed rumors linking Anil Kapoor to his upcoming Telugu film. The filmmaker clarified that he has neither approached nor spoken to the Bollywood star, stressing that the reports are untrue. While putting the speculation to rest, the director confirmed the film’s leading man — Tamil superstar Suriya.

Director Siddharth Anand playfully acknowledged the online buzz comparing his 2007 film ‘Ta Ra Rum Pum’ to Brad Pitt's new ‘F1’ movie. Social media is flooded with memes drawing parallels between the two racing-themed films. While fans request a re-release or sequel, Anand is currently occupied with his upcoming project, ‘King’, starring Shah Rukh Khan.