Asha Bhosle, the iconic singer, was recently the subject of a false death rumour that spread rapidly on social media, originating from a misleading Facebook post. Reputable media outlets quickly debunked the hoax, and Bhosle's son, Anand Bhosle, confirmed that she is alive and well.

Amitabh Bachchan fondly remembered Ratan Tata's humility on 'Kaun Banega Crorepati,' recounting an incident at Heathrow Airport where Tata borrowed money for a phone call. Bachchan also shared another instance of Tata's modesty, surprising a friend by asking for a ride home. Beyond personal interactions, Tata's Tata Infomedia Ltd. backed Bachchan's film 'Aetbaar'.

Govinda and Madhuri Dixit, a beloved Bollywood pair, faced a rift when Govinda refused to work with Madhuri after she chose 'Uttar Dakshin' over 'Sadaa Suhagan,' upsetting him. Despite the tension, they starred in 'Paap Ka Ant' after Rajesh Khanna's intervention. Their professional partnership overcame this early misunderstanding, showcasing their dedication to their craft.

Nathan Fillion teases James Gunn's 'Superman', highlighting its unique approach of plunging viewers into a world already familiar with the hero. Fillion, playing Guy Gardner, hints at clashes with Superman, fueled by Gardner's ego. He praises Gunn's signature warmth and humanity, promising a fresh take on the iconic character.

Vicky Kaushal's *Mahavatar*, initially slated for Christmas 2026, faces potential delays due to his commitment to Sanjay Leela Bhansali's *Love and War* and the film's extensive VFX requirements. The actor's physical transformation and the post-production timeline pose significant challenges. Dinesh Vijan's production house also has *Chamunda* scheduled for release that same December, adding to the uncertainty surrounding *Mahavatar*'s release date.

Teachers in films often leave a big impact on our hearts. They guide, support, and inspire just like real-life gurus. On this Guru Purnima, let’s celebrate some of the most loved teacher roles played by Bollywood actors. Come, let’s see how these stars became the perfect gurus on screen.

Neha Dhupia revealed that she was pregnant before marrying Angad Bedi in 2018, confiding in Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Kemmu early on after fainting on Kunal. She addressed societal judgments about their relationship's foundation, emphasizing their genuine commitment. The couple, now parents to Mehr and Guriq, navigated unconventional circumstances with love and resilience.

Vedang Raina, known for his role in ‘The Archies,’ discussed his comfortable working relationship with Khushi Kapoor, amidst dating rumors. He reflected on his journey in Bollywood, highlighting personal growth and learning from setbacks after ‘Jigra.’ Vedang also hinted at an upcoming special project, maintaining anticipation for his future endeavors.

Bollywood in 2025 is set to explode with fresh pairings and diverse narratives, from romantic sagas to action thrillers. Kartik Aaryan and Sreeleela will star in Anurag Basu's romantic drama, while Sidharth Malhotra and Janhvi Kapoor will lead a cross-cultural romantic comedy. The year promises intense dramas, action-packed sequels, and quirky horror-comedies, showcasing both established stars and emerging talents.

Bollywood movies are not only about drama and songs, but many of them also provide us with significant life lessons. These movies encourage us to chase our dreams, and others teach us to take care of our loved ones, be compassionate, or have faith in ourselves. Come, let's explore some of the most beautiful Bollywood movies that teach us life lessons.