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Actress Nupur Sanon, sister of Bollywood star Kriti Sanon, is facing online criticism over her fashion brand Label Nobo, launched in 2024. Social media users have slammed the brand for what they perceive as excessively high prices for basic designs. The controversy erupted on platforms like Reddit, where users called out the brand’s pricing strategy. The most expensive kurta set is listed at ₹26,500, while the cheapest dress costs around ₹7,000. The brand’s claim of using “premium high-quality fabrics” hasn’t resonated with critics, who argue that the designs lack uniqueness and fail to justify the pricing. Despite the criticism, Label Nobo was launched with endorsements and support from several celebrities including Kriti Sanon, Uorfi Javed, Sanjana Sanghi, and Rida Tharana. The brand, whose name stands for “No Boundaries”, offers a range of ethnic and Indo-western clothing. A Banarasi lehenga priced at ₹21,000 is currently the most expensive item on the site. While the backlash continues, neither Nupur nor the brand has issued an official statement responding to the criticism.

Gauri Khan’s upscale Mumbai restaurant, Torii, has become a hotspot not just for its luxe Asian cuisine but also for its exclusive clientele—especially her own family. In a recent interview , head chef Stefan Gadit revealed a fascinating detail: the restaurant has a ‘secret door’ reserved exclusively for Shah Rukh Khan and their children, Aryan, Suhana, and AbRam. 🔒 The Secret Entrance for the Khans According to Gadit, the special entrance is strictly limited to the Khan family and a handful of celebrities. “Not everybody has access to the secret doorway; it’s for the Khans,” he shared. This discreet entry ensures privacy for one of India’s most famous families whenever they choose to dine in. 🍽️ What the Khans Love to Eat at Torii Chef Gadit also mentioned that when the family can’t visit, they often order food home—with little AbRam being a frequent customer. Recently, the restaurant hosted a private celebration for Shah Rukh’s manager, Pooja Dadlani’s birthday, further confirming the family’s close connection to the space. 🎬 What’s Next for the Khans With its celebrity clientele, curated menu, and now the buzz around a secret passage, Torii continues to blend exclusivity with culinary flair—true to the Khan brand.

Speculation is running high that Kriti Sanon has replaced Kiara Advani as the female lead in Farhan Akhtar’s Don 3, starring Ranveer Singh. While no official confirmation has been made, Kriti’s recent interaction with the paparazzi and her visits to Excel Entertainment’s office have strongly hinted at her involvement. From Kiara to Kriti Kiara Advani was initially cast as the female lead but reportedly stepped down due to her pregnancy. According to multiple media outlets, Kriti Sanon was approached to fill the role, and Pinkvilla reported in April that she had agreed in principle and was close to signing the dotted line. A source revealed: “Farhan Akhtar and the creative team of Excel Entertainment were looking to cast an experienced actress with screen presence on board Don 3, and Kriti Sanon fits the bill like hand in glove. She has the aura to play Roma on screen, and is excited to sign the dotted lines soon.” Viral Moment Sparks Buzz Fuel was added to the fire recently when Kriti was spotted in Mumbai wearing a striking midnight blue dress, and paparazzi affectionately referred to her as “Lady Don.” One photographer even shouted, “Kriti ji, Don 3. Lady Don. Rukiye na yaha pe Lady Don.” Kriti, though silent, blushed and smiled before getting into her car — a gesture fans interpreted as a not-so-subtle confirmation. Spotted at Excel Entertainment In May, Kriti was also seen visiting Farhan Akhtar’s production office, further strengthening the rumours of her casting in Don 3. Fans on social media were quick to point out the timing of the visit, speculating that she was likely finalizing details for the role. What We Know So Far If Kriti is indeed confirmed, it would mark her first collaboration with Farhan Akhtar and Excel Entertainment, and her entry into one of Bollywood’s most iconic franchises.

The Censor Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has officially approved the final, trimmed version of Sekhar Kammula’s highly anticipated film Kuberaa, awarding it a U/A certificate. The movie, which stars Dhanush, Nagarjuna, Rashmika Mandanna, and Jim Sarbh, will now hit theatres with a revised runtime of 181 minutes (3 hours and 1 minute). From Longer Cut to Final Edit Initially, Kuberaa had been cleared with a longer runtime of 3 hours and 15 minutes, but the makers had indicated their intent to trim it down ahead of the official release. The early clearance was sought as a precaution to avoid last-minute certification delays. The final runtime now reflects these planned edits. Dhanush on Working with Kammula Speaking about the film, Dhanush shared that Kuberaa offered him a unique acting experience. “It is a very different character from what I have played before and I enjoyed the challenge,” said the National Award-winning actor.He credited director Sekhar Kammula for making the process seamless:“Sekhar sir was brilliant. He taught me the nuances and made life very easy for me.”Dhanush also mentioned the film’s intense shooting locations, including dumpyards and garbage trucks, which he described as an educational experience. Creative Team & Production Final Word With the trimmed version now cleared, Kuberaa is all set for release. The film marks the first-ever collaboration between Dhanush and Sekhar Kammula, and is expected to be a gritty, performance-driven drama with a strong ensemble cast and a socially grounded storyline.

Veteran actor Dharmendra is set to make a grand return to the silver screen with the upcoming family drama Maine Pyaar Kiya Phir Se, reuniting with Arbaaz Khan after nearly three decades. The duo was last seen together in the 1998 romantic comedy Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya, which starred Salman Khan and Kajol. 🎬 A Family Drama Full of Flavours The new film was officially launched at a recent event in Mumbai, where both Dharmendra and Arbaaz Khan shared their excitement about the collaboration. Speaking to the media, Dharmendra described the film as a “mixed veg — full of flavours and entertainment,” indicating a light-hearted, emotional, and vibrant storyline. The veteran actor also extended his support and best wishes to the production team, saying, “My best wishes to Ronnie Rodrigues and his entire team.” 🤝 A Nostalgic Reunion Reflecting on his previous collaboration with Arbaaz Khan, Dharmendra said, “I had a great time working with Arbaaz in Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya, and I’m excited about this new journey together.” Fans of both actors are eager to witness the chemistry and screen presence of this nostalgic pairing once again, this time in a fresh narrative setting. More details about the cast, plot, and release timeline of Maine Pyaar Kiya Phir Se are expected to be revealed in the coming weeks.

A Mansa court has directed the BBC World Service, investigative journalist Ishleen Kaur, and programme producer Ankur Jain to file their replies by June 16 in connection with a civil suit regarding the controversial documentary The Killing Call, based on the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala. The hearing was conducted by Civil Judge (Senior Division) Rajinder Singh Nagpal, following an urgent plea by Balkaur Singh, the father of the slain singer, who has objected to the release of the documentary. 📺 Documentary Sparks Legal Action The two-part documentary, titled The Killing Call, was released by BBC World Service on YouTube on June 11, coinciding with what would have been Sidhu Moose Wala’s 32nd birthday. Initially planned for public screening in Mumbai, the release was shifted online after legal and public backlash. Balkaur Singh had sought a stay on the release, arguing that the film includes objectionable content, such as personal testimonies and commentary on an active murder investigation. He claimed that the documentary interferes with ongoing legal proceedings and could influence public perception and judicial fairness. 🏛 Court Denies Delay, Moves Up Hearing At the hearing, the respondents’ counsel requested a delay until after the summer vacation. However, Balkaur’s legal team pushed for an expedited hearing, which the court accepted. The respondents are now ordered to submit their statements on June 16. 📝 Ongoing Legal and Police Complaints In addition to the court case, Balkaur Singh has filed legal notices to the BBC and also lodged complaints with Maharashtra Police, asserting that the film’s release is both insensitive and legally questionable. 🕊 Remembering Sidhu Moose Wala Sidhu Moose Wala, a popular singer-turned-politician, was shot dead on May 29, 2022, near his village Musa in Mansa district, Punjab. His murder shocked the nation and remains under active investigation and legal proceedings. ⚖️ In Summary The release of The Killing Call has triggered legal scrutiny, with Moose Wala’s family accusing the BBC of compromising the dignity of the deceased and obstructing justice. With the next court hearing now scheduled for June 16, all eyes are on how the BBC and associated parties will respond to the charges.

In a significant development, the Bombay High Court on Monday dismissed a plea filed by filmmaker Firoz A. Nadiadwala seeking to quash a ₹24-crore commercial suit against him. The suit, filed by businessman Anil Dhanraj Jethani, relates to a financing agreement for a film project dating back to July 2015. The Case Background Jethani had agreed to finance one of Nadiadwala’s films but later moved the court in August 2015, alleging non-payment of dues amounting to ₹24 crore. As per a consent order passed on September 1, 2015, Jethani was allowed to withdraw ₹12.5 crore deposited by another defendant, while Nadiadwala was expected to clear the remaining balance before the release of his upcoming movie “Welcome to the Jungle”. The film, originally scheduled for December 28, 2024, has since been delayed. Nadiadwala’s Argument The filmmaker contended that he had never been formally served a writ of summons, thereby rendering all subsequent legal orders—including the consent order—invalid under the Civil Procedure Code. His legal team also argued that the financing agreement lacked a signature from one party, challenging its enforceability. Court’s Response Justice Abhay Ahuja rejected Nadiadwala’s plea, noting that: The judge emphasized that under the law, once a party appears or files a vakalatnama, formal service of summons is no longer required. Jethani’s Counsel Alleges Bad Faith In response, Jethani’s counsel accused Nadiadwala of acting in bad faith and attempting to evade a court-acknowledged financial obligation. The court ultimately ruled that Nadiadwala’s active participation in the case over the years nullified his claim of improper service and upheld the validity of the ongoing proceedings. The suit will now proceed under the framework of the Commercial Courts Act, enacted in October 2015.