Go get what's yours: Varun
Actor Varun Dhawan has shared his mantra of success. He has urged everyone to go get what is theirs.
Varun posted a picture on Instagram where he flaunts washboard abs in a shirtless pose, wearing black basketball shorts, against the backdrop of a bright blue sky and the ocean.
“Go get what's yours,” he wrote.
Varun was recently seen in his digitally released film Coolie No. 1, which also stars Sara Ali Khan.
He will next be seen in Jug Jugg Jeeyo. The film also features Maniesh Paul and YouTube sensation Prajakta Koli in her Bollywood debut role.
‘There are a few films that are made for the big screen only. There are a few films of mine that are going to be released this year, so I hope the audience watch those films in theatres. I am sure about that because people are eager to watch films in theatres. There are few films that give you the same joy on big screen and on OTT platforms, and AK Vs AK is one of those.’
—Anil Kapoor
KGF Chapter 2 has emerged as one of the most anticipated films of the year.
The makers of the film launched the first edition of KFG Times. The newsletter is a treat to all the fans of the film as it offers them a sneak peek into the world of KGF. It gives a glimpse into the behind the scene photos, trivia and stills of the film.
Talking about it, director Prashanth Neel says, “We came up with KGF Times because we understand the kind of excitement surrounding KGF Chapter 2. We wanted to offer a glimpse into the world of the film and share some exclusive images and trivia.”
Parenting is painful & rewarding: Sia
Singer Sia, who adopted two teenage boys a couple of years ago, says she finds parenting a task that is rewarding as well as painful.
“It's hard. It's been both painful and rewarding. All I can say really is that I just have to just keep reminding them that I'll be here, I'm never going anywhere, and I love them. I think it's just scary to have someone say ‘I'll love you forever' when you've been in 28 different homes your entire life,” Sia said.
The singer had earlier described motherhood as the “best thing she's ever done.”