Rani and KJo steal the spotlight at IFFM

Rani Mukerji and Karan Johar visited Australia for the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, marking 50 years of Yash Raj Films. They unveiled a Yash Chopra stamp at the Australian Parliament and met with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Their presence highlighted the strong cultural ties between India and Australia, drawing attention and praise from both fans and politicians.

Kangana accuses journo of conspiracy with KJo-Diljit

times of india - 01/Sep 14:34

Kangana Ranaut addressed several allegations against her in a recent interview on Aap Ki Adalat with journalist Rajat Sharma. During the chat,...

Ananya: Aryan Khan has diva-like behaviour at times

times of india - 04/Sep 16:54

Ananya Panday's debut web series 'Call Me Bae' will be available for streaming on Prime Video starting September 6. During an interview, she rated the...

SRK Commends Abhishek Banerjee, Advises Karan Johar on Filmmaking

popdiaries.com - 15:12

During the press conference for IIFA 2024 in Mumbai, Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan showcased his sharp wit as he playfully teased co-host Karan Johar...

SRK Commends Abhishek Banerjee, Advises Karan Johar on Filmmaking

popdiaries.com - 15:12

During the press conference for IIFA 2024 in Mumbai, Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan showcased his sharp wit as he playfully teased co-host Karan Johar...

Watch: Rana Daggubati Touches Shah Rukh Khan's Feet at the IIFA Event

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View this post on Instagram A post shared by PopDiaries Spotlight (@popdiariesspotlight)On September 10, International Indian Film...

A report card of our first year as Strategic Partners

philstar.com - 07/Sep 16:00

Today marks one year since President Marcos and Prime Minister Albanese upgraded ties between the Philippines and Australia to a Strategic...

Himani Shivpuri on KJo didn't work with her after K3G

times of india - 07/Sep 14:10

Veteran actress Himani Shivpuri hinted that her absence from Dharma Productions films since Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham might stem...