Mahhi Vij and Jay Bhanushali Announce Separation, Emphasise Peaceful Co-Parenting

Jasmine Singh The muhurat shot of Carry On Jatta 4 turned into a deeply emotional moment for the entire team as they felt the absence of one of Punjabi cinema’s most beloved faces, Jaswinder Bhalla. His presence, once synonymous with the franchise’s iconic humor, was sorely missed on the first day of filming. In a touching gesture, the makers invited Parminder Bhalla, Jaswinder Bhalla’s wife, to give the inaugural clap for the film. The moment stood as a silent tribute—an honor to the departed soul whose legacy continues to live on through laughter and memories. Starring Gippy Grew

Punjabi singer Mankirt Aulakh is once again making headlines but this time, not for his music. The popular artist has found himself at the center of online chatter for all the not-so-admirable reasons, as fans and critics alike question his recent public behavior. Over the past few weeks, several videos of Mankirt have gone viral, with viewers pointing out what they describe as strange statements and unusually restless behavior. Social media comment sections have been flooded with speculation, with some users even alleging that the singer appears to be under the influence of “nasha.” While

The popular Bollywood film franchise Oh My God is preparing for a large-scale return, with industry reports suggesting actor Rani Mukerji may join Akshay Kumar in the upcoming instalment. While no official announcement has been made, the reported casting has generated significant attention across the Hindi film industry. If confirmed, the film would mark the first on-screen pairing of Mukerji and Kumar, two actors with long-standing careers and strong box office histories. Trade analysts say the combination could broaden the appeal of the franchise, which is known for blending social commentar

Indian comedian and television host Kapil Sharma has announced the opening of a second location of his hospitality brand, Caps Cafe, marking another step in his expansion beyond entertainment and into the food and beverage sector. The new cafe is set to open in Dubai’s Al Kifaf neighbourhood, a busy area known for residential and commercial activity. The Dubai outlet follows the launch of Caps Cafe in Canada, which drew attention from South Asian communities and fans of Sharma’s work. His decision to expand in international markets reflects a growing trend of Indian entertainers investing