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Aditya Roy Kapur and Ananya Panday

A recently released advertisement featuring Ananya Panday and Aditya Roy Kapur has raised questions about the credibility of rumours of their separation. For a while, rumour mills were abuzz with news that the duo had parted ways, but the recent development has caught the attention of users. The advertisement promoting an eyewear brand shows Kapur and Panday donning different shades. The duo is seen enjoying one another's company. A netizen commented, "Okay, so they're still together." Another user wrote, "Adi and Annie be like: Woohooo, how's the surprise (sic)." A fan requested them to mend bridges because "you two look so good together."

Making it desi

India is set to host a Bharat Parv at the 77th Cannes Film Festival for eminent dignitaries and delegates from around the world to showcase the myriad creative opportunities in the country. At the prestigious film gala, a delegation consisting of representatives from central and state governments as well as members of the industry will showcase India's creative economy in Marche du Films through a series of significant initiatives, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry said yesterday. The aim is to encourage engagement with film celebrities, filmmakers, directors, producers, buyers and sales agents from across the world and showcase the creative opportunities and a rich bank of creative talent. Seven Indian films, including All We Imagine As Light, have been selected to be screened at the festival.

A fan boy

Bhuvan Bam has paid tribute to Shah Rukh Khan, whom he deeply admires as an ‘icon of reinvention' in the film industry. "Khan has always been the epitome of reinvention, effortlessly transitioning from plays to television, from romantic hero to experimental roles, and now to an action star. His journey has been an inspiration for me, showcasing the power of resilience and adaptability in the face of challenges," he shared. Bam will be seen in Taaza Khabar 2.

Indian things

Sonam K Ahuja takes pride in representing the country's rich heritage, history, and diversity, she said. "If I had to represent India in one way or another, I would highlight the country's diversity and resilience. The fact that we have such a strong cultural heritage and ancient civilisation means that whatever is made in India has great value. It is a multicultural place where people of many faiths live together in harmony, and representing that is of utmost importance." She added that "numerous luxury houses have their clothing intricately embroidered in India".

Tell me you're above 30

Tamannaah Bhatia surely knows how to keep her fans on social media entertained. The actor revealed her toxic trait through a meme, involving food, weather, and parking situations. "My toxic trait is telling people I'm down for anything when in reality, I mean not after 8 pm, food should be involved, and it also depends on the weather, the parking situation, and how tired I am," read her post, which struck a chord with many users of the networking platform. The actor's latest release is the Tamil horror comedy Aranmanai 4, directed by Sundar C.

Abdu engaged

Abdu Rozik is all set to get married on July 7. The internet sensation shared a video message on social media. The former Bigg Boss contestant also shared a glimpse of the diamond ring that he purchased for his wife-to-be. Rozik, 20, is reportedly getting married to a 19-year-old Emirati girl from Sharjah. "I never imagined in my life that I would be so lucky to find someone who respects me," he shared.

Letters of love

On their sixth wedding anniversary, Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi shared heartfelt messages on Instagram, reflecting on their journey together and the life they've built with their two children. "To the love of my life, look how far we have come through the friendship, the fights, and the freestyle swimming in open waters, through the laughs, victories, and losses. Through the impulsive travels, the unplanned date nights, and the late-night chats till the wee hours of the morning," Dhupia wrote.