Bollywood Roundup: Akshay Kumar, Janhvi Kapoor, Shubhangi Atre, and more…

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What happened when Akshay Kumar collided with Bangkok RTO’s bike

Mumbai– Akshay Kumar recounted his accident story in Thailand, sharing how the incident taught him the significance of humility.

Akshay, who was the first guest on the talk show ‘Dhawan Karenge’ hosted by cricketer Shikhar Dhawan, reminisced about a memorable incident from his visit to the exotic destination of Bangkok.

He shared: “My father realised my disinterest in studies and helped me move to Bangkok at an early age. I really liked the country. Right from the minute you leave the plane, you find everyone bowing down to you with their hands joined. It feels very nice and beautiful especially when you realise that it’s actually taken from our culture and followed so politely there.”

“I remember an incident that taught me the significance of humility and bowing down. When you humble yourself, you gain the resilience to navigate through any challenge or obstacle. Once, while driving, I accidentally collided with the bike of an RTO officer while making a turn, causing both of us to fall. Scared, I immediately apologised, bowing to him. The officer assisted me in getting my bike and helmet up and calmly advised me to drive slowly and carefully,” added Akshay.

‘Dhawan Karenge’ is airing on JioCinema Premium.

Janhvi Kapoor’s big revelation: She believes in astrology

New Delhi– Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor says she believes in astrology and has checked her zodiac compatibility “many times.”

During the press conference for her upcoming film ‘Mr & Mrs Mahi’, Janhvi was asked if she believed in astrology, considering that her character Mahima’s “kundali” is matched for an arranged marriage.

Janhvi told media: “I think we all have checked our zodiac compatibility. I have done it so many times. I do believe in astrology a lot but not to the extent where I stop talking to a person just because my zodiac sign doesn’t match!”

‘Mr & Mrs Mahi’ also stars Rajkummar Rao and is slated to hit the screens on 31. She then has ‘Devara: Chapter 1’ with star Jr NTR releasing.

She revealed that her character Thangam in the film is interesting.

The actress added: “I love working on a film set where people do their work with love. The passion these guys have is amazing and their storytelling is beautiful. With conviction they showcase each character, it is very different. I am very lucky to get a chance to work (in the film with Jr NTR).”

Shubhangi Atre’s go-to saree for special occasions is purple Kanjeevaram silk gifted by her mother

Mumbai– Shubhangi Atre, who plays Angoori Bhabi in the sitcom ‘Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai’ shared insights into how she enjoys collecting sarees and revealed about her most treasured piece.

The actress said: “Over the years, my collection has blossomed, showcasing a diverse array of styles, fabrics, and designs from various regions of India. Each saree in my collection is a cherished souvenir, representing not only the craftsmanship of its origin but also the memories of my journey.”

For Shubhangi, one of the most treasured pieces in her saree collection is a beautiful silk saree that her mother gifted her.

“On one my birthday she pulled out a beautifully wrapped package from her wardrobe. As I carefully unwrapped it, the first thing I noticed was the brilliant burst of colour — a deep, rich purple with intricate gold borders. My eyes widened in amazement as I took in the beauty of the saree. It was a Kanjeevaram silk, known for its durability and exquisite craftsmanship, traditionally handwoven in Tamil Nadu,” she said.

She further shared: “Over the years, this saree has become my go-to for special occasions. Each time I drape it, I am reminded of my mother’s stories, her laughter, and the wisdom she has imparted to me.”

The ‘Kasturi’ actress loves experimenting with different types of sarees, from the classic Kanjeevaram and Banarasi silks to the vibrant Bandhani and elegant Chanderi.

“My wardrobe is now a colourful gallery of exquisite sarees, each with its own distinct charm. Among my favourites are the intricately woven Patola saree from Gujarat, the graceful Pochampally Ikat from Telangana, and the rich, opulent Paithani from Maharashtra. Whether I’m dressing up for a festive occasion, a family gathering, or a special event, choosing the perfect saree is always a delightful experience,” she added.

‘Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai’ airs on &TV.

Divya Khossla reveals ‘Savi’ is modern version of the Sati-Savitri story

Mumbai– Actress Divya Khossla, who stars as a protagonist in the upcoming film ‘Savi’, has said that the film is a modern take on ‘Sati Savitri’.

In ‘Savi’, she essays the role of a housewife, who goes to any length to save her family and carries out a prison break with the help of Anil Kapoor’s character to take her husband out of the prison given that there’s a threat to her husband’s life in the jail.

The actress attended the trailer launch of her film on Tuesday along with director Abhinay Deo and producer Mukesh Bhatt at a multiplex in the Andheri area of Mumbai.

Talking to the media at the multiplex, the actress said: “‘Savi’ is a modernised version of Sati Savitri. In that story, Savitri brings her husband back from Yamraj. In this film, Savi, being a housewife, goes to the edge of the world to save her husband and her family.”

The actress also spoke about women not getting their due for the kind of labour they carry out.

Talking about the subject of women not being recognised for their work and the unpaid labour of a housewife, Divya said: “It’s not just a housewife. If a man goes out for a job, a woman nurtures their kids and takes care of the house in every possible way. If a man is lauded for being ambitious then why not women? Women too have dreams and aspirations. A woman’s efforts shouldn’t be undermined.”

‘Savi’ is set to release in cinemas on May 31.

Nancy Tyagi reveals it would be ‘amazing’ to create ‘something special’ for Sonam Kapoor

Mumbai– Social media fashion sensation Nancy Tyagi said that it would be amazing to create “something special” for Bollywood fashionista Sonam Kapoor, who lauded her Cannes ensembles and asked her to make something for her.

Sonam had shared a video of Nancy’s appearance at the 77th Cannes Film Festival on her Instagram stories and praised her for the several looks she carried on the red carpet. She had written: “Best outfit in Cannes..make me something Nancy Tyagi.”

Replying to the actress on Tuesday, the content creator wrote: “Thank you so much Sonam Kapoor. It would be amazing to create something special for you one day.”

Making her debut at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, Nancy is the first artist to design her own outfit and strut the red carpet.

Born and raised in a humble environment of Baranwa village in Baghpat district of Uttar Pradesh, Nancy did her outfit to every stitch and detail, from concept to creation. (IANS)

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