Deepika Padukone was clicked on the sets of Shakun Batra's untitled film in Mumbai. Dippy kept it casual in a white crop top, teal coloured gym pants and grey coat as she was clicked by the photographers at the studio. The actress is busy juggling her time between two projects at present, now that the lockdown has eased and shoots are back on track, with restrictions though.

Talking about her schedules, a source close to Deepika Padukone revealed to mid-day.com, "Once the lockdown eased and film shoots were permitted, Deepika was back on the sets immediately. She has already wrapped one schedule of the 'Pathan' shoot in Mumbai and one schedule of her film with Shakun Batra since then. She is now going to start another schedule of the 'Pathan' shoot. Apart from this, initial discussions for 'Fighter' have begun too, with the film going on floors early next year.”

Ranveer Singh dressed in his unique style was clicked at the Mumbai airport in a designer tracksuit. The actor recently went on a recce with filmmaker Karan Johar to Delhi for their upcoming film 'Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani'. The film also stars Alia Bhatt, Dharmendra, Jaya Bachchan and Shabana Azmi.

Yami Gautam looked pretty in her maroon coloured salwar suit as she arrived at the Mumbai airport. The actress is on her way to Kolkata to shoot for her upcoming project 'Lost'.

Rakul Preet Singh looked pretty in her red and white printed co-ord set tracksuit as she arrived at the Mumbai airport. On the work front, Rakul will next be seen in 'Mayday', alongside Ajay Devgn and Amitabh Bachchan. She also has Anubhuti Kashyap's campus comedy-drama 'Doctor G'.

South star Rashmika Mandanna looked pretty in her yellow t-shirt dress as she arrived at the Mumbai airport.

'Bigg Boss 14' contestant Jasmin Bhasin was all smiles as she was clicked at her fitness studio in Oshiwara.

Kartik Aaryan was spotted at director Shashank Ghosh office in Juhu. Recently the RSVP announced a new project with Kartik Aaryan, Captain India. The film will be directed by Hansal Mehta. The story is inspired by India’s biggest and most successful rescue missions from a war-torn country.