Love and War: Sanjay Leela Bhansali locks new release date for Ranbir, Alia and Vicky Kaushal-starrer

David Dhawan among others reaches hospital to meet Govinda, actor’s daughter Tina Ahuja makes appearance Bollywood veteran actor Govinda met with an accident on Tuesday morning. The actor was injured by his own licensed revolver at his Juhu residence in Mumbai. He was shot in the leg and was later admitted to the hospital for treatment immediately after being shot. The bullet in the actor’s leg has been removed and now his condition is stable. He also expressed his gratitude for the prayers of doctors and fans while issuing his statement. After this unfortunate accident with the actor, many big personalities of the cinema world reached the hospital to meet him. During this, his daughter Tina Ahuja was also spotted at the Mumbai hospital along with Govinda’s long-time friend David Dhawan. 

Shraddha Kapoor becomes second most-followed Indian on Instagram, beats Priyanka Chopra Jonas After surpassing Narendra Modi in terms of followers on Instagram, Stree 2 actress Shraddha Kapoor has now become the second most followed Indian on the platform. She crossed the followings of Priyanka Chopra Jonas to become the second most followed Indian handle after cricketer Virat Kohli. On August 24, 2024, at 3:30 pm PeeCee has 91.8 million followers on Instagram whereas Shraddha now has 91.9 million followers. It is believed that the success of her latest film Stree 2 has gained her more followers in recent days. If this trend continues she will become the only Indian after Virat to enter the 100 million followers club on Instagram.

Supreme Court lays down guidelines on portrayal of ‘persons with disabilities’ in films On Monday, the Supreme Court issued guidelines that forbade derogatory depictions of people with disabilities in visual media and motion pictures. The court stated that terms like “cripple” and “spastic” had a diminished social value. For the unversed, Nipun Malhotra filed the lawsuit, claiming that the Hindi film “Aankh Micholi” used disparaging remarks about people with disabilities. Laying down several guidelines, the bench said the film certification body CBFC must invite the opinion of experts before allowing screening.