Have you heard? Shah Rukh Khan reveals how his parents death changed him

Farah Khan and Shah Rukh Khan in Dubai

Shining brighter for them

We love Shah Rukh Khan when he is witty, and we adore him when he is debonair - but when the Badshah gets emotional, he simply steals your heart. Fans felt their heartstrings tug as, at a glitzy Dubai event with close friend Farah Khan - where a commercial tower was launched in his name - the 60-year-old spoke about losing his parents at a young age. "I thought they had become stars in the sky, they would not be able to see me," he said, adding that the grief pushed him to "work harder to become a bigger person." Reflecting on recent milestones - a bronze Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge statue in London and a National Award - he shared that he wanted to grow "so big on Earth" that his parents could see him "from heaven."

Ruling the roost

Aaryan Khan, Aneet Padda and Ahaan Panday

Love is clearly in the air for Saiyaara. The film, starring newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, has surged to the top of IMDb's list as the most popular Indian film of 2025. Meanwhile, Aryan Khan's directorial debut, The Ba'''ds of Bollywood, leads the rankings among Indian web series, IMDb announced on Wednesday (December 10). The platform, which tracks films, television, and creators, said its annual list reflects page views from more than 250 million monthly global visitors.