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Ridhima Pandit said that it was very brave of Krishna Mukherjee to speak up against the injustice that she'd been facing.

Fahmaan Khan says he is somebody who does not want to bring his personal life into the public eye.

Richa Chadha, who is expecting her first baby, says she looks up to her mom and derives inspiration from her about the kind of mother she wants to be.

Set to release on Amazon Prime Video, 'The Idea of You' features Nicholas as the member of a boy band, August Moon.

Fardeen Khan says he didn't know Sonakshi Sinha well due to 'age-gap' even though their dads were friends. He lauds her for her performance in Heeramandi.

Sendhil Ramamurthy opened up about working with Vidya Balan in Do Aur Do Pyaar in an exclusive chat with News18 Showsha.

At the trailer launch event of Ruslaan, Aayush Sharma expressed that he wants to make Salman Khan proud.

Prithviraj reveals that it was Prashanth Neel – his Salaar: Part 1 director - who gave him the much needed push to work out his dates and sign Bade Miyan Chote Miyan.

Boney Kapoor said that Salman Khan has committed to Wanted 2. He also revealed that he has an idea for Mr India 2.

Arbaaz Khan reveals that Arhaan is prepping to make his acting debut. He adds that he wants his son to make mistakes and know showbiz isn't 'smooth sailing.'

Yami Gautam Dhar wanted to play the lead in Aditya Dhar's next. But she says that they always had an understanding to not mix personal and professional life.

Guru Randhawa reveals why he isn't very big on Valentine's Day. The singer also talks about the biggest deal-breaker for him in a relationship.

Chhavi Mittal has been open about her battle with cancer. She was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer.

Alaya F opens up on nepotism, her debut right before the pandemic and the work mantra she lives by in an exclusive chat with News18 Showsha.

Shefali Jariwala says she is hoping either Ankita Lokhande or Vicky Jain win Bigg Boss 17.

Harrdy Sandhu, who is currently on his maiden India tour, says that one of the biggest reasons for the rise of Punjabi music is its crossover appeal.