While everyone is worried about spilling the beans on Koffee with Karan, Sara Ali Khan seems to be the only one treating the Karan Johar-hosted show like a dating series. In sixth season of the talk show, Khan had announced that she had a crush on Kartik Aaryan. Cut to the seventh season, the actor has made a new revelation as she shares the couch with Janhvi Kapoor. Read full story here
With his flamboyant nature, making a splash comes easy to Ranveer Singh. He seems to have done just that with his maiden OTT offering, Ranveer vs Wild with Bear Grylls that dropped on Netflix on July 8. According to Ormax that tracks the performance of digital shows, the interactive special got 6.7 million views in its first week, reportedly becoming one of the most viewed online shows of the week in India. Read full story here
Pick any genre, and chances are Rajkummar Rao has tried his hand at it — from a horror film in Ragini MMS (2011) to a biopic in Shahid (2013), from a survival drama in Trapped (2016) to a black comedy in Newton (2017). Which is why it’s surprising that the actor’s filmography, rich as it is, was devoid of a full-blown actioner until HIT: The First Case came his way. Is it by choice or chance? “Nobody offered me an exciting action story,” he smiles. “The action in HIT is organic and gritty. When you see the sequences, you believe that two men can fight like this [in real life]. Being a trained martial artist helped me [pull off] some sequences. I trained in martial arts for several years till college.” Read full story here
Stylist to Salman Khan, Ashley Rebello is the first guest on mid-day.com's special series 'BTS stars.' He caught up with us at his store where he spoke about working with Salman, his favourite looks over the years, his upcoming movies and much more! Read full story here
Taapsee Pannu who turns a year older in August, recently caught up with mid-day.com, for the special series 'Flashback with the stars.' Her film 'Shabaash Mithu' releases this week! Read full story here
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![Pick any genre, and chances are Rajkummar Rao has tried his hand at it — from a horror film in Ragini MMS (2011) to a biopic in Shahid (2013), from a survival drama in Trapped (2016) to a black comedy in Newton (2017). Which is why it’s surprising that the actor’s filmography, rich as it is, was devoid of a full-blown actioner until HIT: The First Case came his way. Is it by choice or chance? “Nobody offered me an exciting action story,” he smiles. “The action in HIT is organic and gritty. When you see the sequences, you believe that two men can fight like this [in real life]. Being a trained martial artist helped me [pull off] some sequences. I trained in martial arts for several years till college.” Read full story here](https://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2022/jul/Rajkummar-ai_d_d.jpg "Pick any genre, and chances are Rajkummar Rao has tried his hand at it — from a horror film in Ragini MMS (2011) to a biopic in Shahid (2013), from a survival drama in Trapped (2016) to a black comedy in Newton (2017). Which is why it’s surprising that the actor’s filmography, rich as it is, was devoid of a full-blown actioner until HIT: The First Case came his way. Is it by choice or chance? “Nobody offered me an exciting action story,” he smiles. “The action in HIT is organic and gritty. When you see the sequences, you believe that two men can fight like this [in real life]. Being a trained martial artist helped me [pull off] some sequences. I trained in martial arts for several years till college.” Read full story here")
