A wanted man is now asking to face the very trial he's been avoiding. Anmol Bishnoi, brother of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, has moved a Mumbai court seeking permission to surrender in the Salman Khan firing case.
She was 19, waiting for a shot on set. Salman Khan looked at her and said she would play his mother one day. She was horrified then. Looking at Bollywood now, he was probably just reading the script the industry had already written for her.
A film built on blackbuck bones and Bishnoi rivalry is now a courtroom battle too. Salman Khan wanted it stopped. The Delhi High Court said wait until July.
The teaser dropped on June 12, eight days before it was supposed to. By the same afternoon, Salman Khan's lawyers were in Delhi High Court seeking an urgent stay. The director has since said he will not stop.
Sooraj Barjatya liked her. His father did not call back. Upasana Singh has now revealed the reason she lost the lead role in Maine Pyar Kiya after being informally selected for it.
Salman added: “Sab bolte hain na ki career kha jaayega. Kaunsa career khaaya maine? Aur agar kabhi khaya toh apna khud ka career khaunga."
Abhinav, who directed the 2010 hit, has opened up about his difficult experience working with Salman and his family. The director didn’t mince words, calling Salman “a goon”.
Salman admitted that he himself is on the verge of turning 60 this December and feels the urgency of making the most of every day. He even joked about soon being a senior citizen.
While their reunion might take longer than expected, both stars are busy with separate projects. Barjatya has already moved forward with a new family drama.
Rumour mills are buzzing with possible wild card entries. The names being thrown around are nothing short of explosive: boxing legend Mike Tyson, WWE’s Undertaker, and cricketer Shikhar Dhawan.
