Suniel Shetty took to social media to share a video showcasing his love and strength today. On the other hand, Varun Dhawan’s and Kriti Sanon’s Bhediya has completed its shooting schedule and Tanishaa Mukerji spoke about comparisons with elder sister Kajol. Read on for more details.
Varun Dhawan’s and Kriti Sanon’s ‘Bhediya’ announce film wrap
Varun’s and Kriti’s supernatural film Bhediya has completed its shooting schedule with a film wrap announced by director Amar Kaushik. Taking to Instagram, Amar shared a small video snippet and wrote, “It's a film wrap for team #Bhediya! after thrilling schedules in Arunachal Pradesh and Mumbai, it’s a wrap for our film Bhediya. What an experience has it been with an amazing cast and crew! THANK YOU TEAM. Look forward to taking Bhediya to all of you…soon Releasing in theatres on 14th April, 2022.”
Suniel Shetty shares a video featuring his ‘love and strength’- Ahan Shetty and KL Rahul
Suniel Shetty’s daughter Athiya Shetty has been dating cricketer KL Rahul for quite some time now. Although the two have never officially confirmed their relationship, they often share mushy and adorable pictures on social media. Today, Suniel took to Instagram to cement Rahul’s place in the family with a video where the latter can be seen racing with the actor’s son Ahan. He captioned the video, “MY LOVE MY STRENGTH !! @ahan.shetty @rahulkl,” and tagged the cricketer and the debutant actor in his post.
Tanishaa Mukerji says she was initially expected to ‘look like Kajol, act like Kajol and beat Kajol’
Tanishaa Mukerji reflected on the early stages of her Bollywood career when she was expected to emulate elder sister Kajol and beat her as well. In an interview, Tanishaa said that she was expected compete with Kajol, but the two were nothing like each other. She said, “There have been points in life in the beginning of my career when everybody looked at me and expected me to look like Kajol, act like Kajol and beat Kajol. I was like, ‘I can’t be her. She’s got green eyes, much taller than me, curly hair and she’s nothing like me.’ I am sure she must have also had it when mom (Tanuja) was concerned. We’ve dealt with that and luckily for us, we have a great mother, who has this amazing confidence. She would tell us, ‘you need to shine, you are a person and you need to be yourself’.”
She further said, “It might sound a bit egotistical on my part but I don’t compute it in my brain. No two people in this world can be compared. Not a single soul can be compared to another soul. We all have our own individualities. The moment you start cherishing, comparisons go out of the window.” Tanishaa will be seen next in the horror drama Rosie: The Saffron Chapter, which marks the Bollywood debut of Shweta Tiwari’s daughter Palak Tiwari. The film, directed by Vishal Mishra and said to be inspired by true events, follows the sudden disappearance of a female BPO employee named Rosie from Gurugram.
(Source: Instagram/Hindustan Times)
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