Farah’s adviCe for shah rukh Khan

When Juhi Chawla shared a story of Shah Rukh Khan coming extremely late for a party, on Zee Comedy Show, Farah Khan shared what she had learnt in her time with the star.

“We all know that when we have a 9 am call time, Shah Rukh will come at 2 pm, and that's fine. However, when he suddenly turns up at 11 am, things go for a toss. I feel that if you are coming late, the least you can do is be consistently late,” expressed Farah.

Juhi is all set to feature as the special guest during this weekend’s episode of the Zee Comedy Show.

Fairtalk - Pratik Gandhi

‘While filming for the forthcoming film, Bhavai, I received two phone calls which have changed my life forever. When we were shooting in Bhuj, I got a call from Hansal Mehta saying ‘let us meet whenever you are back in Bombay’, that’s how Scam 1992 happened. The other call came from my home to inform me about my dad's ill health and eventually, in six months, I lost him.’

Dailytalk - Tina Desai

‘Since I started my career in cinema from scratch, I did not have much understanding on how to judge projects that come my way. My first film, Yeh Faasley, was a disaster but when I heard the script narration, I had found that story and my character very interesting. Eventually, I realised that it is not just about the story, it is about how well the idea is executed and how the film is made.’

‘Cancel culture is out of our hands’

Actor Johnny Depp talked about ‘cancel culture’ and how social media can affect you.

Seen addressing the issues during a press conference at the San Sebastian Film Festival, Depp agreed that it is a “complex situation.”

“It's so far out of hand now that I can promise you, no one is safe. Not one of you, as long as someone is willing to say one sentence. It takes just one sentence and the carpet has been pulled from under your feet,” he shared, without divulging too much about his life.