Sara pens special note for mom
On turning 25, actor Sara Ali Khan penned a special message for her mother Amrita Singh.
She shared a couple of throwback pictures of Amrita on Instagram, which reflects her love for dogs.
“Quarter Century Ho Gayi!! From being a Pup Mommy to a Human Mommy... Love you Maa,” Sara captioned the pictures.
Sara turned a year older on Wednesday, and she had a low-key celebration with her brother Ibrahim Ali Khan in Goa. Taking to Instagram, Sara posted a couple of pictures and videos from her birthday celebrations.
‘Have you ever noticed that it is the ones who haven't been loved who grow up to hate so much? I believe in the emancipation of women but not at the cost of one’s home. For in their emancipation, women are losing what has always made them emotionally superior to men — their tenderness and essential warmth of heart.’
—Amitabh Bachchan
Actor-comedian Vir Das all set to debut an unscripted homegrown comedy special, Inside Out, created from his 30 virtual shows during the lockdown.
Das said, “Week on week, the encouraging response kept pouring in and we knew there was enough material to make a special. We recorded all the virtual shows in advance. I decided to talk about our collective fears and give it a light touch. In such times when we don’t know when is our next physical gig or shoot, we thought it’d be a way to work with the changing times. This isn’t the new normal but this is a novel alternative, for now.”
Priyanka lauds Kamala Harris
Actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas has congratulated the US Democratic vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris on becoming the first person of Indian descent to achieve that honour.
Priyanka took to Instagram and posted a picture of Harris.
“This is a historical, transformational, and proud moment for all women. All women of colour, all Black women, and all South Asian women. Congratulations on becoming the first Black woman and First Person of Indian descent to compete on a major US party's presidential ticket. #representationmatters. Ps. To my younger self: look how far we have come!” she wrote.
