<h2>Resting Gym Face</h2>
Going by that steely stare, the paparazzi ambush was not part of Aditya Roy Kapoor&rsquo;s cooldown routine after a gym session in Bandra on Tuesday
<h2>Monkey Business</h2>
Not even the city&rsquo;s reigning chronicler of high society could have scripted a gatecrash quite this cheeky. Last week, Shobhaa D&eacute;&rsquo;s South Mumbai home was infiltrated by the ultimate VIPs: a troop of monkeys. Entering smoothly through the open sliding windows, the primate posse bypassed the usual pleasantries and made a beeline straight for her bar cabinet. Their snooping prompted food writer Karen Anand to hilariously observe, &ldquo;They&rsquo;re looking for a G&amp;T.&rdquo; Happy hour inspection complete, the bandars casually sauntered over to the dining table.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2026/jun/Shobhaa-De-a_e.jpg" alt="Shobhaa De" width="1280" height="720" /> Shobhaa De
&ldquo;The Cuffe Parade monkey brigade! Bold and brazen!&rdquo; D&eacute; tells yours truly, confessing this wasn&rsquo;t her first primate rodeo. &ldquo;A few months ago, an alpha male came in through the large bay windows and helped himself to a jar of mixed nuts.&rdquo; But this new crew escalated the crime spree: &ldquo;These three went several steps further. They stole my clock!&rdquo;
Fearing for her beloved canine residents &mdash; a 14-year-old Pekinese and a five-year-old French poodle &mdash; D&eacute; promptly shooed the furry bandits away. But their heist wasn&rsquo;t over. &ldquo;We had a good laugh,&rdquo; Shobhaa shares, &ldquo;when our neighbours on the 25th floor said the trio made a pit stop at their home next and polished off all the choccies in their fridge.&rdquo; Now that is a literal sweet escape.
<h2>Bhakarwadi In Blighty</h2>
Anjali and Sachin Tendulkar have officially decamped for their annual holiday in London &mdash; though the English summer is proving particularly cruel this year, while Mumbai&rsquo;s monsoon has finally delivered daytime temperatures that are infinitely more pleasant. But truly, when a seasonal migration is standard, who actually watches the weather?
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2026/jun/MiMi-Sachin_e.jpg" alt="Sachin and Anjali at Mimi Mei Fair" width="1280" height="720" /> Sachin and Anjali at Mimi Mei Fair
Still, you can take the Master Blaster out of Maharashtra, but you absolutely cannot take Maharashtra out of the man. Not only did Sachin pack his own personal stash of bhakarwadi for the trip, but he&rsquo;s already hitting up Mayfair to curb his desi cravings. On the itinerary? Tr&egrave;sind, the ultra-luxe playground famous for its theatrical, modernist takes on Indian gastronomy.
It&rsquo;s not all spice and smoke, though. Sachin and Anjali also popped into Mimi Mei Fair for a chic lunch date last week. It serves up incredible high-end Chinese rather than Indian fare, but keeping things comfortably familiar, it&rsquo;s owned by part-time Mumbai resident Samyukta Nair. Proof positive that no matter how far the global circuit takes you, the Mumbai inner circle always finds a way to the table.
<h2>Riviera Revelry</h2>
The French Riviera in June is rarely without its Indian contingent, but this year, intellectual capital outweighed sartorial excess. Eminent jurist Harish Salve, true to form, engineered a masterstroke of brilliant dual-purpose planning.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2026/jun/Harish-Salve_e.jpg" alt="Harish Salve" width="1280" height="720" /> Harish Salve
Fresh from the gravitas of the Bharat Innovates 2026 summit in Nice &mdash; where PM Narendra Modi lauded his stewardship of the IIT showcase &mdash; the former Solicitor General seamlessly extended his C&ocirc;te d&rsquo;Azur sojourn to ring in his 71st birthday on June 22.
With tech barons like Narayana Murthy and Kris Gopalakrishnan already in town, a highly sophisticated, star-studded soir&eacute;e was a foregone conclusion. After all, few can command the intersection of high-stakes diplomacy and Riviera leisure with quite the same effortless panache.
<h2>Love Outlives Loss</h2>
There is something universally resonant about being &lsquo;daddy&rsquo;s lil girl&rsquo; &mdash; a phrase Priyanka Chopra proudly bears as a permanent, inked tribute to her father. It is a profound bond, made all the more poignant posthumously. So, while Sunday was spent sharing warm and heartfelt wishes to dads all around, it was the fathers being wished in absentia that truly struck a chord.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2026/jun/Priyanka-Chopra-a_e.jpg" alt="Priyanka Chopra" width="1280" height="720" /> Priyanka Chopra
&ldquo;Loss is not a constant ache, nor does it come equipped with a full stop,&rdquo; Twinkle Khanna wrote in her tribute to the late Rajesh Khanna on Father&rsquo;s Day &mdash; articulating a shared sentiment. Far removed from the cinematic hysteria he once inspired as India&rsquo;s original superstar, Twinkle&rsquo;s memories remain subtle, special, and deeply intimate. She reflected on the unique serendipity of sharing a birthday &mdash; a twist of fate that ensured she would forever be his &ldquo;best present,&rdquo; having arrived on his 31st birthday.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2026/jun/Twinkle-Khanna_e.jpg" alt="Twinkle Khanna" width="1280" height="720" /> Twinkle Khanna
In revealing how his affectionate moniker, &ldquo;Tina baba, never baby,&rdquo; always made her feel singularly cherished, she offered a quiet glimpse of the father behind the superstar. It serves as a lovely reminder that beneath the public glare and the monumental stardom, the simple, tender legacy of a father&rsquo;s love is what truly endures.

Happy hour inspection complete, the bandars casually sauntered over to the dining table.

Sonali`s Society: Aditya Roy Kapoor`s resting gym face, and more

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