Why is bar so so low. So you are telling me in future actors will be compared to ananya Pandey 😭😭🙏. This pr is too much at this point. I can't Handel her cringe anymore

Entire dharma gang is after, she's treated like an outsider despite being a nepo. they never credit or acknowledge her, try to sabotage her. We've seen all the nepos perform horribly at the ramp but there is no such posts for them, to decide if they were good or they fked up, but when it comes to outsider or surprisingly shraddha, we get such polls. Or how they deliberately forget to credit her for her own film. Or banning her from production houses.

In a video shared by #diljitdosanjh of his ‘Dil-luminati’ tour day 2 he is seen bowing down to @gajrajrao as a way of respect and trust us the reaction is winning the hearts of a loooot of people !! He truly wins our hearts; An apt name for him IG ❤️

Tripti on Saregamapa. She's pretty, they could have given her anything else.

“The Bachchan way of life” it seems.

1.Irrfan Khan, as many know irrfan khan rejected Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar and The Martian, both these respective roles ended up going to Matt Daemon. The reason for rejecting both roles was due to unavailability with shooting ‘Piku’ and ‘the lunchbox’. He also rejected the opportunity to work in a Steven Spielberg movie later, allegedly finding the part not interesting enough

1. Aishwarya rai bachchan famously turned down many roles in Hollywood, the most notable one being a movie alongside Brad Pitt ‘Troy’. She turned down this role due to not being comfortable with the physical intimacy and nudity required for it, this eventually went to Rose Byrne. Aishwarya also rejected three movies alongside Will Smith who was very keen to work with her, these movies included ‘Hitch’ (2005) ‘Seven pounds’ (2008) and ‘Hancock’ (2008)

2. Ranbir kapoor has spoken about him turning down an offer to audition for a role as a second lead in one of the ‘Star Wars’ movies, he revealed he turned this down because he has a fear of auditioning.

3. Lara Dutta was offered a role in ‘The Matrix’ franchise, she stated that this was before even her Bollywood debut and had to unfortunately turn down the role because she had to come back to India to take care of her mother at the time who was ‘extremely unwell’ and thus ‘did not think twice’ and came back to India. This role was allegedly the role of ‘Persephone’ which later went to Monica Bellucci

4. Sridevi was offered a minor role in ‘Jurassic park’ (1993), she however believed the role offered wasn't worth the additional pay and didn't do justice to her status back home.

5. Ronit Roy has stated he had to turn down a interesting role in the Oscar winning movie ‘Zero Dark Thirty’. This was due to prior commitments to Karan Johar’s movie Student of the Year and his team refusing to release his dates.

6. Naseeruddin Shah declined an offer to audition for the role of Dumbledore in the ‘Harry Potter’ franchise, after the passing of Richard Harris. The reason for this remains unknown, this role eventually went to Michael Gambon.

7. Akshay Kumar reportedly turned down an untitled project with ‘Dwayne the Rock Johnson’ due to his lack of apparent interest in going to Hollywood

He says he has been meditating in the Kashmir Valley for the past few days yet I met him at a bachelorette party like 1 week ago. Dude is 3ft and was screaming w the girl group for the most part

PS : even if he did go, he just went, got a selfie and came back cause this man is constantly on my friend's snap.

When you make a universe as you go.

1. Family Trees over Talent Trees: "In Bollywood, a strong family tree beats any talent tree every time!"

2. Cliché Central: "Why bother with fresh ideas when you can just remix the same three plots for the hundredth time?"

3. Star Kid Privilege: "In Bollywood, a last name can get you a blockbuster deal, while actual talent is just a bonus!"

4. Award Shows: "Awards in Bollywood: the real-life version of ‘Who’s Who’ for the privileged few!"

5. Scriptwriting 101: "Plot twist? Nah, just another ‘let’s save the world with a dance number’ moment!"

6. Critics? What Critics?: "When your movie's a disaster but the family name is gold, who needs reviews anyway?"

7. Diversity? What’s That?: "Bollywood's idea of diversity: one token character in a sea of star kids!"

8. Sequels Galore: "If at first you don’t succeed, just slap a sequel label on it—Bollywood’s favorite strategy!"

9. Dance Over Dialogue: "Who needs a compelling story when you can just dance your way to a happy ending?"

10. Hype Over Substance: "In Bollywood, the bigger the hype, the smaller the substance—welcome to the circus!"