Former Narcotics Control Bureau officer Sameer Wankhede shared a cryptic social media post after a dialogue from Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' trailer went viral. The dialogue "Bete ko haath lagane se pehle, baap se baat kar" (Deal with the father before touching the son) led to speculation that it referenced Wankhede's arrest of SRK's son Aryan in a drugs case. After the dialogue went viral, Wankhede posted a quote about having no fear and burning bridges. This has led to speculation that it was a response to SRK and the 'Jawan' dialogue. Aryan was later given a clean chit in the 2021 drugs case. The cryptic post has gone viral, with many believing it is Wankhede's way of responding to SRK's dialogue in the much-anticipated 'Jawan'.

Shah Rukh Khan's upcoming film, "Jawan," has created a buzz on the internet due to a notable dialogue in its trailer: "Bete ko haath lagane se pahle, baap se baat kar" (Deal with the father before you touch the son). This meta reference has sparked discussions, drawing parallels to Shah Rukh's real-life situation when his son, Aryan Khan, faced legal issues in 2021 related to drug possession. The film's plot is rumoured to revolve around a father-son relationship, with Shah Rukh playing a double role.

Popular Malayalam cine-serial actor Aparna Nair was discovered hanging at her residence in Karamana, Kerala, raising suspicions of suicide. The 33-year-old, known for her roles in movies and television serials, lived with her husband and children. The incident occurred around 7.30 pm on Thursday, and authorities were alerted by the hospital where she was taken after being found. Police have registered a case of unnatural death and are investigating. Early indications point to potential family issues as a possible cause. Aparna Nair leaves behind her husband and two children, leaving fans and the entertainment industry in shock.

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan launched the trailer of his upcoming film 'Jawan' in grand style at Dubai's iconic Burj Khalifa. SRK personally attended the event alongside director Atlee and composer Anirudh Ravichander, as fans gathered in large numbers. Post the trailer premiere, Khan opted to take a boat on the Burj lake to meet and interact with his enthusiastic admirers up close. Videos of SRK graciously entertaining fans are winning hearts online. His special gesture to directly engage with admirers underscores his megastar popularity. Khan's presence and crowd-pleasing antics have made the Jawan trailer launch a memorable event for Dubai fans. (Video: Red Chillies Entertainment)

Amitabh Bachchan-hosted Kaun Banega Crorepati 15 is poised to get its first crorepati in 21-year-old Jaskaran Singh from Punjab. A promo shows Singh in the hot seat as Bachchan asks the Rs 7 crore question, leaving audiences in suspense on whether he attempts it. Singh, a humble UPSC aspirant, wants to improve his family's life. While he will win Rs 1 crore, it is unclear if he risks it all for Rs 7 crore. The episode featuring Singh will air next week. If successful, he would be the first crorepati this season on India's celebrated game show. (Video courtesy: SONYLIV)

Indian-origin singers Lara Raj, 17, from LA, and 20-year-old Ezrela from Australia, have made the cut among 20 finalists vying for a novel global K-pop girl group, presented by Hybe and Geffen Records. Lara introduced herself at the event and said: "Hi, I am Lara Raj. I'm 17 and I'm Indian from LA." Ezrela, 20, introduced herself as an Indian from Australia. This innovative band, crafted in the esteemed K-pop training tradition, marks the first US-based girl group formed under this model. The auditions will unfold via YouTube from September 1, culminating in the final group selection on November 17 after a year-long training process. This dynamic journey is set to be documented in a Netflix series scheduled for 2024.

At the 'Jawan' promotional event in Chennai, Shah Rukh Khan expressed his admiration for Tamil cinema, recalling his collaborations with Mani Ratnam, Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth. He even sang a few lines from 'Dil Se's iconic 'Chaiyaa Chaiyaa' song, his first project with Ratnam. Khan's speech took a hilarious turn when co-star Vijay Sethupathi joked about having a schoolgirl crush who loved Shah Rukh instead, and now finally having his 'revenge' years later by playing the villain in 'Jawan'. SRK sportingly bantered back, much to the delight of the Chennai crowd. With his love for Tamil films and trademark wit on display, Shah Rukh Khan continued charming fans at the high-profile event. (Image courstery: ANI)

The trailer for Shah Rukh Khan's much-awaited film 'Jawan' was released on Tuesday at a grand event in Chennai. The trailer sets up an intense face-off between SRK's character, a 'rogue soldier', and Vijay Sethupathi who plays an arms dealer. Other cast members including Sanya Malhotra and director Atlee attended the trailer launch. SRK was seen dancing energetically on stage while Vijay Sethupathi praised him before the audience. The action-thriller's trailer will also be showcased in Dubai and on Burj Khalifa later, after a week of promotional buildup including the film's song release. With its high-octane trailer, 'Jawan' emerges as one of SRK's most ambitious projects pitting him against Vijay Sethupathi's villain.

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan visited Mata Vaishno Devi shrine in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district before his film "Jawan" release. Arriving late Tuesday, he offered prayers to the Goddess and departed using the Tarakote route. A video circulated on social media showed him in a hooded blue jacket, accompanied by shrine board officials, police, and his staff. This marks his second visit in nine months; his prior visit was in December 2022 before "Pathaan" release. The actor's devotion and film promotions intertwine as he seeks blessings amidst the anticipation of his much-awaited movie. [courtesy: SonuK57]

Rajinikanth made a surprise visit to the bus depot in Bengaluru where he worked as a conductor before becoming an actor. The 72-year-old superstar spent a few minutes at the depot on Tuesday, taking pictures with the bus drivers and conductors there. It was a trip down memory lane for Rajinikanth, who worked at the Jayanagar depot and did plays in his free time before making his acting debut in 1975's Apoorva Ragangal. Encouraged by his friend to pursue acting, Rajinikanth went to acting school and landed a role in the Kamal Haasan-starrer, launching his career. The workers at the depot were delighted and excited to pose with the star, who wanted to revisit his past at the place where his journey to stardom began as a bus conductor.