Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Nathu La set to resume from 15 June
The sacred Kailash Mansarovar Yatra through the Nathu La route in Sikkim is set to resume, with the first batch of 50 pilgrims scheduled to arrive in Gangtok on 15 June.
He used the post on Instagram as an opportunity to deliver a serious message: smoking is harmful, and his on-screen cigar was purely for the role.
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Fardeen Khan is back, and this time, he’s mixing laughter with a dose of reality.
The actor, who stars in the recently released comedy ‘Housefull 5’, gave fans a peek behind the scenes on Tuesday through a series of photos on Instagram.
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In the shots, Fardeen Khan is sporting a light pink T-shirt and puffing on a cigar. But before anyone could jump to conclusions, he used the post as an opportunity to deliver a serious message: smoking is harmful, and his on-screen cigar was purely for the role.
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“Note to self… Smoking is injurious to health. It causes cancer, heart disease, lung disease, and can lead to premature death. Quit today — your body, your loved ones, and your future will thank you,” he wrote in the caption.
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The post reflected a deeper layer of Fardeen’s ongoing journey in the film industry. Having returned to the spotlight after a 12-year hiatus, he has taken on four different roles within a year, steadily rebuilding his place in Bollywood.
Speaking about his return, Fardeen described it as a “second coming”, or maybe even a third.
“To receive love, respect, curiosity, and appreciation from colleagues and audiences is something I’m extremely grateful for,” he shared. “Coming back after such a long break wasn’t something I planned. I just knew that I missed being on set. I missed telling stories, I missed the human connection that comes from working in this profession.”
“This is my fourth release in just over a year,” he said. “To have it with ‘Housefull 5’, a franchise that spreads laughter and brings people together, feels incredibly special. It’s more than a movie. It’s a celebration of my journey back.”
He expressed heartfelt thanks to those who stood by him and gave him a second chance, especially producer Sajid Nadiadwala. “It’s our second time working together, and I felt right at home.”
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