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Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta recently shared his experiences with actors' entourages, highlighting the growing concern over movie budgets. He recounted an incident where John Abraham arrived on set with a nine-member team, contrasting it with older actors like Sanjay Dutt, Amitabh Bachchan, Ajay Devgn and Hrithik Roshan who traditionally have much smaller personal staff.

Suniel Shetty addresses Bollywood's nepotism debate, highlighting that while star kids may get initial opportunities, success depends on talent and audience acceptance. He emphasizes his own struggles and his children's independent journeys, advocating for equal opportunities for all aspiring actors. Shetty believes the focus should be on individual merit and creating space for talent, regardless of background.

Swara Bhasker, known for her roles in 'Raanjhanaa' and 'Veere Di Wedding', declined to comment on Kangana Ranaut's political shift, emphasizing accountability for all political leaders. She highlighted that politics extends beyond glamour, acknowledging its challenging aspects. Swara and her husband, Fahad, are currently featured in 'Pati Patni Aur Panga - Jodiyon Ka Reality Check'.

Bollywood actress Shraddha Kapoor is facing an unexpected hurdle in her entrepreneurial debut as her verified LinkedIn account has been blocked. Kapoor appealed to LinkedIn via Instagram, expressing her frustration over the platform's fake account flagging. Despite verification and a premium subscription, her profile remains invisible, hindering her ability to share her entrepreneurial journey.

Kangana Ranaut recently shared a throwback picture. The picture features Hollywood star Mila Kunis. The photo was taken during a flight. Kangana mentioned she rarely takes photos with fellow passengers. She was happy she captured the moment with Mila. Kangana will soon reunite with R Madhavan for a film. She was last seen in Emergency.

Aditya Narayan addresses industry burnout and nepotism, advocating for systemic change and artist well-being, following Kumar Sanu's support for humane work hours after Deepika Padukone's exit from 'Spirit'. He emphasizes the need for more platforms for independent artists and encourages celebrities to speak out on sensitive topics with conscience, highlighting the audience's role in disrupting the existing system.