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Abhinav Kashyap proved his worth as a director with the Salman Khan-starrer Dabangg (2010). His second film was the Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Besharam (2013), after which he went off the radar. In 2025, he resurfaced with a series of interviews wherein he blasted Salman Khan and others in the Hindi film industry. Meanwhile, Anurag Kashyap had a fascinating conversation with Mayank Shekhar of Mid-Day about his journey, Kennedy, setbacks etc. and he was asked to comment on Abhinav’s interviews.

Anurag Kashyap began by saying, “I know exactly what is happening. I don’t want to make any comment on it, simply because a long time back, he had asked me not to talk about him.”
Anurag further said, “Being a brother, I love him…I understand that a lot of things have been said and there’s a defamation case that he has lost. This thing is already out there. Lekin main uske baare mein public mein kuch nahin bol sakta. I can say whatever I want about myself. But he’s my brother and he has simply and clearly told me that main uske baare mein koi baat na karoon.”
Interestingly, Anurag and Abhinav have a sister, Anubhuti Kashyap. Anurag proudly said, “Her film, Accused, releases a week after my film Kennedy.”
He also said, “I think my dad was so handsome; my mother was so beautiful. I was like, ‘If you guys had come here in the industry, you would have become Vinod Khanna or Dilip Kumar,’ because he used to look like Vinod Khanna.”
Anurag then joked as he wondered how different things would have been if his parents were a part of the film industry, “I would have been a nepo kid! My life would have been easy. If not Dharma, then it would have been Karma Productions. Something would have happened!”
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After weeks of anticipation, Aamir Khan Productions has released the trailer for Ek Din, featuring Sai Pallavi and Junaid Khan in leading roles. The trailer opens with a soft, heartfelt world, giving audiences a glimpse of what appears to be a magical, gentle, and classic love story. The trailer shows Junaid Khan explaining a fortune bell that grants a wish for true love when the bell is rung. As he speaks, he looks at Sai Pallavi’s character, Meera, and quietly wishes that she could be his. He says he wants his wish to come true even if it’s for one day. The trailer offers a sweet glimpse into the charming chemistry between Junaid and Sai Pallavi, hinting at a warm and heartfelt love story.

The way they look on screen has always been fresh and exciting, with an effortless charm that brings magic to every scene they appear in together. It’s the kind of chemistry that is hard to put into words and easy to experience while watching.
The contrast between the two characters. Junaid comes across as an endearingly awkward boy, bringing innocence and vulnerability to his role, while Sai appears confident, composed and self-assured. This contrast creates a chemistry that feels both engaging and relatable, making their story even more compelling to watch.
The film itself seems to promise a magical, gentle and classic love story, something that has become increasingly rare in contemporary Bollywood. There is a certain old-world charm and emotional sincerity in the storytelling that reminds audiences of the romantic narratives that once defined the genre. All content released by the makers to date has generated strong buzz and anticipation for the film. The title track, which dropped a few days ago and was shot in Arijit Singh’s hometown, received an overwhelming response. Arijit’s voice adds a unique magic to the composition, making the song even more memorable.
The trailer is very impressive and highly enjoyable, reflecting the quality and story we would expect from Aamir Khan Productions. It is clear when Aamir Khan is involved in the creative process, as the attention to detail and the result are highly visible.

Sai Pallavi makes a striking impression in this trailer, as it is her Hindi film debut. It would be interesting to see the audience’s reaction to her in this space. However, it is very clear from the trailer why Sai Pallavi has remained and continues to be one of the most sought-after actresses in the South and now in Hindi films as well.
Ek Din reunites Aamir Khan with filmmaker Mansoor Khan after a significant hiatus, reviving one of Hindi cinema’s most cherished creative partnerships. Together, they have delivered unforgettable films such as Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, Akele Hum Akele Tum, and Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na. With Ek Din, the duo returns to the romance genre, sparking fresh excitement among fans. Their reunion has heightened curiosity, with audiences keen to see the charm they recreate on screen.
Produced under the banner of Aamir Khan Productions, Ek Din stars Sai Pallavi and Junaid Khan. The film is directed by Sunil Pandey and produced by Aamir Khan, Mansoor Khan, and Aparna Purohit. The film is set to release in theaters on 1st May 2026.
Also Read: Aamir Khan Productions unveils new poster of Ek Din ahead of trailer launch on March 11
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EXCLUSIVE: Here’s the first clip from Cruyff, Box to Box’s series about Dutch soccer legend Johan Cruyff. The four-part documentary from the Formula 1: Drive to Survive producers will feature contributions from some of soccer’s biggest names including Pep Guardiola, Xavi Hernández, Dennis Bergkamp and Ruud Gullit. The clip shows Guardiola, a Cruyff protégé, with […]

Kareena Kapoor Khan just turned her yoga mat into a power zone, and fans are obsessed with her flawless backbend and calm‑but‑boss energy. The Bollywood superstar’s latest Instagram Reel, featuring a smooth yoga flow that ends in a picture‑perfect chakarasana (wheel pose), has instantly set fitness lovers talking.​

In the viral clip, shared by celebrity trainer Anshuka Parwani, Kareena is seen moving through a controlled yoga sequence before lifting into a strong, stable chakarasana. The focus is entirely on her form, alignment and breath, as she holds the deep backbend with ease, proving once again why she remains one of Bollywood’s most inspiring fitness icons. Shot in a calm, minimal setting, the reel keeps distractions to a minimum so viewers can clearly see the strength, flexibility and core control required for the pose.
Fans have flooded the comments section with praise, calling her “fitness queen”, “inspiration” and the ultimate “yummy mummy goals” as they watch the video on loop. Many users point out how motivating it is to see Kareena, a mother of two with a packed film schedule, still prioritising her yoga practice and long‑term wellness. For a generation scrolling through endless workout clips, the reel stands out because it feels authentic, consistent with her long‑running yoga journey and free from over‑the‑top edits or filters.

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Over the years, Kareena Kapoor Khan has emerged as a powerful voice for sustainable fitness, favouring yoga, balanced eating and consistency over fad diets. Her latest chakarasana reel perfectly fits into the growing trend of Bollywood stars using Instagram Reels to share real workout moments that fans can learn from and replicate at home. By showcasing a challenging pose like chakarasana with effortless grace, Kareena blends aspirational celebrity life with accessible fitness inspiration, reinforcing her status as one of Bollywood’s most influential wellness icons today.
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The anniversary lineup features 215 films from 71 countries, Jia Zhangke as director in focus, and a live orchestral performance of Wong Kar-wai’s ‘In the Mood for Love.’ 

Directed by Sunil Pandey, the film is produced by Aamir Khan Productions

“We begin 2026 from a position of strength, clarity and confidence,” says Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada. “We now move into the execution phase of our strategy.” 

As Scotland steps slowly but surely from a brisk winter into a fresh spring, the city is laying stake to the claim that it’s a global mixology player, complete with pound-for-pound creativity and distinct influence, be it within intimate speakeasy dens like award-winning Panda & Sons or thoughtfully curated, bustling hotel bars.

Maxim dove into the city’s memorable and at-times surprising, boundary-pushing cocktail culture during a winter visit, trekking across cobblestone streets and scouring the city for a dram, a pint or a wild new cocktail, starting with a stay at the Hoxton Edinburgh. In-the-know travelers tend to harbor a few tricks up their proverbial sleeves, like the idea that the hotel bar can be so much more than average, especially in a city like Edinburgh, where colorful imbibing remains a cultural staple.

And so it goes with recently opened Hoxton Edinburgh, part of nearly 20 Hoxton hotels worldwide operating under the Accor Group umbrella. The newest ‘open house-style’ hotel spans 11 historic townhouses transformed into more than 200 lavish-yet-cozy rooms, with a food and drink program luxurious in its scope.

Warm Scottish hospitality can be found in spades across the city, as we found out during an exclusive winter visit crisscrossing the city in typically rainy Scottish weather. No matter your preference when it comes to a stiff drink (or something with a softer touch), there’s heritage and modern variety aplenty, said Joshua Cowan, the director of food and beverage at The Hoxton Edinburgh. “For a relatively small city, we have a brilliant mix of traditional pubs, luxury hotels, and innovative cocktail bars,” he told Maxim. “No matter what kind of night you fancy, you can find excellent service and great drinks across the city.”

Any good exploration of a global destination starts with the right home base, and the Hoxton Edinburgh looks to deliver that sense of foundation and community, Cowan added. The hotel’s trattoria-themed Patatino boasts a clever Negroni on draft, complemented by wonderful, Italian-inspired classical twists, like a Manhattan with Punt e Mes or the savory Pomo-Dorini, featuring tomato and basil cordial, along with a distinctly Neapolitan-tinged food menu. By day, the space functions like an especially hip co-working space, complete with coffee service or the option to enjoy a Spritz over lunch, while London craft brewery Coalition Brewing dreamt up two custom Hoxton beers to complement the restaurant’s nearly 50 different wine offerings.

Not far from the Hoxton Edinburgh is Old Pal, inspired by the cocktail of the same name and highly recommended by more than one bartender pulling a pint of lager. Make special note of the icy cold, crisp Freezer Martini, while specialties like the intriguing and utterly savory Mustard and Pickled Pear Gibson deliver supreme layers of flavor.

Back at the Hoxton Edinburgh, cultural know-how is the phrase of the moment, as the boutique-style space offers its own curated guide to the city’s hotspots for intrepid travelers, all within walking distance of Old Town and some mere steps from the hotel. A stroll towards Edinburgh Castle delivers that most quintessential of Scottish sipping pursuits in a visit to the Johnnie Walker Experience. Between its impressive, knowledgeable tour and an assortment of rare Scotch tasting opportunities, it’s not hyperbole to say it’s a must-visit in the city.

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Of course, heritage makes its presence known seemingly around every corner, particularly on frigid Edinburgh days that call for a cozy pint in a rich, historical setting. That environment is in no short supply, and Haymarket mainstay Ryrie’s delivers an expert Scottish pub experience, as do other highly recommended favorites like Toolboth Tavern and the legendary Sheep Heid Inn, reputedly the oldest licensed pub in the city. Writer, cultural critic and fashion aficionado David Coggins owes a debt of gratitude to another favorite, the traditional Scottish pub Oxford Bar, set on a cobblestone street in New Town. Coggins called the spot “artful and intimate,” with a “possibly perfect” ambiance and a fine selection of utterly classic ales.

The beauty and rugged charm of Edinburgh reveals itself slowly and then all at once, from a quaint, breathtaking sunset stroll through historic Dean Village to the industrial, windswept shores of Leith, an up-and-coming area that’s home to the 9-story, fully vertical Port of Leith Distillery. The operation is utterly innovative, with its single-grain, Edinburgh-distilled Table Whisky proving especially quaffable. Keep an eye out for the distillery’s own single malt aged releases in the years to come.

In the spirit of innovation, hidden gems persist throughout the city, the Hoxton’s Cowan said. That list of underrated finds includes Old Town’s Hey Palu, which Cowan said features “great service and interesting takes on Italian classics.” A sense of global innovation and a keen eye seems to guide the city’s bartenders, with a slew of spots not content to merely pour classic ales (although, again, there’s a season for all sorts of drinkers in Edinburgh).

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Tucked away in a moody New Town basement and fittingly situated across the street from thorny vines woven through park fence posts, Bramble is a long-running icon with two decades of mixology know-how under its belt. Its proprietary bottled cocktail is particularly memorable, served in an exposed brick setting that projects an edge of in-the-know, rock n’roll flair. Be advised: The bar takes walk-in clientele only. In a similarly cozy space (and owned by the same parent group), Lucky Liquor Co. pairs a robust vinyl program and soundsystem with cocktail expertise in spades, complete with a lively, late-night Queen Street crowd.

And with drumroll fanfare, there’s the star of the Edinburgh cocktail scene, a place almost mythical in its quality, consistency and penchant for delicious, game-changing cocktails across the past dozen years. That would be Panda & Sons, recently crowned the number one bar on the planet by Top 500 Bars (it also clocks in at no. 34 on the World’s 50 Best Bars ranking).

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Using a mix of cocktail “mad science” and difficult-to-perfect techniques like freeze distillation and switching (the process of swapping out water in a spirit for another liquid in a cocktail), the bar’s menu at the moment is fittingly named Transcend 2.0.

Of Panda & Sons, The Hoxton’s Cowan said “it’s been regarded as one of the world’s best bars for years,” a sentiment echoed by the Top 500 Bars team, who called out the Iain McPherson-founded bar for its “friendly Scottish service in an intimate and cozy surrounding.” The Solasta, with Johnnie Walker Black, Lagavulin 16-Year and marsala wine alongside lemon verbena, is remarkably delicious and a prime example of the bar’s knack for curation and a willingness to take rather bold mixology risks.

But any time a bar becomes king of the hill, so to speak, it’s worth asking: Does it live up to the hype? Tucked away behind a vibrant red ‘barber shop’ facade and further placed behind a secretive bookshelf entrance, the spot manages to pull off a speakeasy-esque air, although a full house of packed tables on a rainy Wednesday night seemingly proves that it’s the hottest ticket in town, and with plenty of good reason. A bright future seems on the horizon for the bar, along with Edinburgh’s inventive cocktail scene, one that pulses with heritage and a sense that, no matter your drink of choice, the city has more than enough to offer on tap.

Actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas has spoken about the challenges of raising her daughter while living under constant public attention. In a recent conversation with People Magazine, the actor discussed why she believes security measures are necessary for her child and how she and her husband are trying to balance privacy with the realities of fame.

Priyanka and her husband, singer and actor Nick Jonas, welcomed their daughter Malti Marie Chopra Jonas in January 2022 through surrogacy. The couple has previously spoken openly about the difficult period following her birth. Malti Marie was born prematurely and had to spend more than 100 days in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), a time that the couple has described as emotionally challenging. After bringing their daughter home, they gradually began adjusting to parenthood while navigating their highly visible public lives.

Despite their global popularity, Priyanka and Nick have attempted to maintain a certain level of privacy for their daughter. They have generally avoided sharing clear images of her face in the early stages of her life and have been cautious about how much of her personal life appears on social media. According to Priyanka, this decision stems from a desire to allow their child to grow up with as much normalcy as possible, despite having famous parents.

During the interview, Priyanka explained that while she understands public curiosity surrounding celebrity families, she wants her daughter to experience childhood without constantly feeling watched or judged. She said that growing up in the public eye can create unique pressures, especially for children who did not choose that level of attention themselves.

The actor also highlighted the importance of allowing Malti Marie to make her own choices in the future regarding how visible she wants to be. Priyanka noted that while her daughter’s parents are public figures, she hopes to give the child the freedom to decide how she wants to interact with public life when she is older. According to her, it is important that Malti Marie grows up feeling comfortable around people rather than becoming fearful of strangers because of her parents’ fame.

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At the same time, Priyanka acknowledged that public attention can sometimes cross boundaries. She recalled an incident in which a person recorded her young daughter after school and then followed her home. Although the individual was described as an ordinary person rather than someone with malicious intent, the experience reinforced the need for security in their daily lives.

Priyanka explained that the presence of security personnel is primarily intended to prevent situations where her child might be photographed or recorded without consent. She noted that such incidents can occur frequently when celebrities or their families appear in public spaces. For this reason, security is seen as a protective measure rather than an attempt to isolate their daughter from the outside world.

The actor also reflected on how society is still learning about the long-term impact of growing up in the digital age, particularly for children of well-known public figures. She pointed out that the widespread use of smartphones and social media has changed the way privacy works, making it more difficult to control how images and videos of individuals—especially children—are shared online.

Priyanka said that she hopes people will approach celebrity families with empathy and understanding, particularly when children are involved. At the same time, she believes it is important for her daughter to understand the reality of the world she lives in and to develop awareness about personal safety and boundaries.

Ultimately, Priyanka and Nick are trying to strike a balance between public life and private family moments. While they have chosen careers that place them in the spotlight, they hope their daughter will have the opportunity to shape her own relationship with fame in the future. For now, the couple continues to focus on providing a secure and supportive environment in which Malti Marie can grow up and explore the world at her own pace.

Jukka Kärkkäinen says about his film, getting its international premiere at Thessaloniki: “After a period of artistic emptiness, I found my way back to filmmaking through Henri, his father Tero, and their family.”