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Video of Ex-Pakistan Captain Younis Khan singing goes viral

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KARACHI: A clip of former Pakistan captain Younis Khan showcasing his singing skills has taken social media by storm.

The clip, shared by former fast bowler Umar Gul, shows Younis Khan singing the Bollywood song “Mere Dost Qissa Yeh Kya Ho Gaya, Suna Hai Ke Tu Bewafa Ho Gaya.”

During the performance, Younis Khan amusingly sang one of the lines incorrectly, prompting laughter from both himself and those listening.

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Currently, several former national cricketers are in Houston for a league event, where Younis Khan showcased his vocal skills during a team dinner.

Fans and attendees praised Younis Khan’s singing talent, with the video receiving widespread appreciation online.

Pakistani sufi singer Sanam Marvi reveals concert fee

Pakistani sufi Singer

Renowned Pakistani folk and Sufi singer Sanam Marvi recently disclosed that she charges up to Rs 2.5 million for a single concert.

She made the revelation during an appearance on a private TV program, where she also spoke about her career journey and personal life struggles.

Sanam Marvi shared that she began working at a very young age to support her siblings, as her family faced financial hardships. She recounted that her family moved to Hyderabad when she was four years old.

Reflecting on her early career, she revealed that her first payment was Rs 27,000—a significant sum at the time. With that money, she purchased essential household items such as a fridge, TV, and bed for her mother, marking an important milestone for her family.

Sanam Marvi further explained that she now performs at concerts and wedding events, earning fees that could even afford her a new Alto car per performance.

Her disclosure highlights both her journey from humble beginnings and her current success as one of Pakistan’s leading folk singers.

Sunny Deol recalls struggles of father Dharmendra in Bollywood’s early days

Sunny Deol

MUMBAI: Bollywood actor Sunny Deol has shared a touching revelation about his legendary father, Dharmendra, revealing that in the early days of his career, his father often had no money even for basic necessities like buying clothes.

In a recent interview, Sunny spoke about Dharmendra’s struggles in the film industry alongside renowned actor-director Manoj Kumar.

He recalled that both started their careers around the same time, with a strong bond between the two. “As a child, we always saw them together,” Sunny said.

Sunny further explained that Dharmendra once shared how, in the early years, he and Manoj Kumar would sometimes be without money. “My father would have nothing in his pocket. Manoj Ji would occasionally have some money and would say, ‘Come on Dharm, let’s buy two shirts,'” Sunny shared.

He added, “There was a beautiful bond between them back then, and I feel that was a beautiful time that can never come back.”

Manoj Kumar, a beloved figure in the Indian film industry, passed away this year at the age of 87.

Dharmendra’s Death Rumors

Recently, several major Indian media outlets, reported false news about Dharmendra’s death, which was later refuted by his family. The misleading reports sparked outrage, particularly from the Deol family.

Sunny Deol was visibly upset when he confronted reporters outside his home, using strong language and questioning the media’s lack of empathy. “Do you have parents, children in your house? If you do, why are you posting such videos? Don’t you have any shame?” he asked, expressing his anger at the sensationalized reporting.

Ajay Devgn reacts to Kajol’s remarks on marriage expiry

Ajay Devgn

Actor Ajay Devgn has responded to his wife Kajol’s recent remarks about marriage during an interview on a YouTube channel.

During the conversation, Kajol openly discussed changing perceptions of love and modern relationships. When asked by Twinkle Khanna whether marriage should come with an “expiry” and renewal option, Kajol agreed, while Twinkle Khanna, Vicky Kaushal, and Kriti Sanon disagreed.

Kajol elaborated, saying, “I completely agree. After all, there’s no guarantee that you’ll marry the right person at the right time. Having a renewal option makes sense, and if there’s an expiry date, no one has to endure prolonged pain.”

In a separate interview, Ajay Devgn reflected on the evolving meaning of love, stating, “I think the meaning of love has changed over time. It has become a mundane, common thing. The words ‘love’ or ‘I love you’ are now overused and have lost their significance. In our time, saying ‘I love you’ was a big deal, but today people don’t grasp its depth.”

Actor Arjun Madhavan agreed, noting that previous generations regarded love with profound sincerity, even taking signing a card seriously. Ajay added that today, expressions of affection often end with a heart emoji or a simple ‘love you.’

Kajol and Ajay Devgn first met on the sets of the 1995 film Hulchul, and married four years later, becoming one of Bollywood’s most beloved couples.

Sania Mirza opens up about challenges of motherhood and life after divorce

Sania Mirza

MUMBAI/DUBAI: Former Indian tennis star Sania Mirza spoke candidly about the toughest period of her life during a conversation with filmmaker Farah Khan on her show “Serving It Up with Sania”.

Discussing the challenges of raising her son alone after her divorce, Farah Khan remarked, “Sania is now a single mother, and there is no task harder than being a single parent. Each of us has our own journey in life, and we must choose what’s best.”

Sania shared that balancing motherhood, work, and studies often leaves her exhausted. She revealed that there was a moment when she was in extreme distress, and it was Farah Khan’s support on set that enabled her to go live for the show. “If Farah hadn’t been there, I couldn’t have done the show,” she said.

Farah Khan admitted that she was shocked to see Sania experience a panic attack, something she had never witnessed before, and was deeply concerned during her friend’s most difficult time.

Sania Mirza and cricketer Shoaib Malik finalized their divorce in 2024. The couple shares a son, Izhaan Mirza Malik.

Actor Sunny Deol angrily confronts media for spreading fake news

Actor Sunny Deol

MUMBAI: Bollywood actor Sunny Deol lashed out at media representatives outside his residence after false reports of his father Dharmendra’s death circulated, using strong language to express his anger.

A video shared on Indian media Thursday morning shows Sunny Deol confronting journalists, asking, “Do you have parents or children at home?” He further criticized them for posting the misleading news, saying, “If you do, then why are you sharing this video? Don’t you feel ashamed?”

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Meanwhile, veteran actress and Dharmendra’s wife, Hema Malini, addressed the media regarding her husband’s health. She confirmed that Dharmendra is improving, stating that although his health had been a major concern and their children were unable to sleep, the family is relieved he has been discharged from the hospital.

Hema Malini added, “This is not an easy time for me, but I cannot falter because of my responsibilities. We are happy he is back home; everything else is in God’s hands.” She also requested fans to keep Dharmendra in their prayers.

The false news of Dharmendra’s death had been reported two days ago by major Indian outlets, including, prompting strong condemnation from his family. Hema Malini tweeted, “What is happening is unforgivable! How can responsible channels spread false news about someone undergoing treatment and recovering? Please respect our family’s privacy.”

Yasir Hussain and Iqra Aziz set to welcome second child

Yasir Hussain

LAHORE: Popular actress Iqra Aziz, wife of actor and host Yasir Hussain, has shared the joyous news of expecting their second child on social media.

Iqra posted beautiful family photos on Instagram, confirming her pregnancy and captioning the post: “InshaAllah, we are going to be four.”

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The pictures feature Iqra, Yasir, and their son Kabir Hussain expressing happiness together, while in one photo, Yasir is seen smiling as he holds their pet dog.

Following the announcement, fans flooded social media with congratulations, although a few users shared critical comments as well.

Several showbiz personalities, including Saboor Ali, Muneeb Butt, and Manal Khan, sent their best wishes to the couple on the upcoming addition to their family.

Iqra Aziz and Yasir Hussain, a popular showbiz couple, got married in December 2019. Two years later, in 2021, they welcomed their son Kabir, who has now started school.

Veteran Actor Govinda hospitalized after falling unconscious

Veteran Actor

MUMBAI: Bollywood superstar Govinda was rushed to a hospital in Mumbai after he reportedly lost consciousness at his residence, according to Indian media reports.

The 61-year-old actor’s health suddenly deteriorated on Tuesday night, following which he was admitted to a critical care hospital in Juhu.

Govinda’s longtime friend and legal advisor, Lalit Bandel, told the media that the actor was found unconscious at home and was immediately taken to the hospital, where several medical tests were conducted. The results of those tests are still awaited.

According to Bandel, Govinda is currently under medical supervision and his condition is said to be improving.

Earlier, Govinda was seen visiting veteran actor Dharmendra at Breach Candy Hospital, a video of which had gone viral on social media.

Jeetendra falls on stairs while attending Zareen Khan’s condolence event

Jeetendra falls

Senior Bollywood actor Jeetendra suffered a minor accident while attending the condolence ceremony of late actress Zareen Khan in Mumbai.

Eyewitnesses reported that as Jeetendra alighted from his vehicle and entered the venue, he lost his balance on the stairs and fell to the ground. People present at the scene immediately assisted him to stand up. The actor recovered quickly, but fans expressed concern over the incident on social media.

Zareen Khan, mother of actor Zayed Khan and wife of renowned actor-filmmaker Sanjay Khan, passed away at the age of 81 on November 7 after a prolonged illness.

The condolence gathering saw the presence of several Bollywood personalities, including Rani Mukerji, Hrithik Roshan, Saba Azad, Ali Goni, and Jasmin Bhasin. Zareen Khan is survived by her husband Sanjay Khan and children Suzanne Khan, Simone Arora, Farah Ali Khan, and Zayed Khan.

Indian media run false reports of Veteran Actor Dharmendra’s death

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Several major Indian media outlets, including India Today, ABP News, News18 and Hindustan Times, aired reports on Tuesday morning claiming that legendary actor Dharmendra had passed away — a claim swiftly denied by his daughter Esha Deol.

Indian media reports had alleged that the actor’s team confirmed his death on the morning of November 11. Dharmendra had been admitted to Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital a day earlier and was reportedly on a ventilator, leading to widespread speculation.

Even prominent journalist Rajdeep Sardesai and actor–writer Javed Akhtar posted condolences on social media, further amplifying the misinformation.

However, Esha Deol later took to Instagram to refute the rumours, and now a statement from his wife, Hema Malini, has also emerged.

Expressing anger, Hema Malini condemned the false reports, stating: “What is happening is unacceptable! How can responsible channels spread fake news about someone who is undergoing treatment and recovering?”

She added, “This is disrespectful and irresponsible. Please give our family privacy.”