Bollywood stars Salman Khan and Aamir Khan, along with filmmaker AR Murugadoss, sat down for a lively chat discussing their upcoming film releases. During the conversation, Salman commended his co-star Rashmika Mandanna for her hard work and professionalism, juggling two demanding film shoots at the same time. The trailer launch of Sikandar also saw Salman addressing the 31-year age gap between him and Rashmika, shutting down any criticism with his trademark charm. With this film, the actors and director also have a common link as Aamir and Murugadoss have previously collaborated on the hit film Ghajini.
Kunal Kamra's recent stand-up special, "Naya Bharat," has caused uproar and backlash for its political satire and alleged criticism of Maharashtra deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde. The video has led to vandalism, legal action, and the closure of a popular comedy venue in Mumbai. As the controversy unfolds, take an in-depth look at Kamra's career and his bold critiques of contemporary issues and the government.
The row over stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra's recent remarks has led to several political figures, including Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan and Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs, speaking out in support of his freedom of expression. Ms Bachchan questioned the restrictions placed on speech in the country, while Mr Sawant defended Mr Kamra's comedy special, Naya Bharat as accurate and called for action against those who vandalised the venue where his show was filmed. The controversy has sparked conversations and debates about the limits of freedom of speech and the role of criticism in democracy.
Shiv Sena leader Uddhav Thackeray came to the defense of comedian Kunal Kamra and his recent remarks against Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. Thackeray stated that there was nothing wrong in calling someone a 'gaddar' (traitor) if it is true. Additionally, Aditya Thackeray questioned the violence at the Mumbai studio where Kamra's show was shot and called for an end to such actions. The controversy has sparked a heated debate on the issue of freedom of speech and criticism towards political leaders.
In a recent interview, Chancellor Rachel Reeves discussed her decision to accept complimentary tickets to a Sabrina Carpenter concert and clarified that she would declare their estimated value accordingly. The discussion comes in the wake of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer introducing stricter rules on ministerial gifts and hospitality after facing backlash over donations received by himself and other cabinet members. The debate over ministerial gifts has also extended to other politicians, including shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith.
Comedian Kunal Kamra's stand-up act at a show in Mumbai's Khar area has caused a stir as he took a dig at the state's political scenario, specifically targeting Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde. Kamra's parody song and use of the term 'gaddar' (traitor) in his act sparked controversy and drew criticism from members of Shiv Sena. However, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray has defended Kamra's right to express his opinion and pointed out that the attack on him was not carried out by Shiv Sena workers.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses concerns that he avoids criticism and instead advocates for embracing it in a recent podcast discussion. He stresses the importance of genuine criticism in improving quickly and working democratically, but notes that many often look for shortcuts and avoid proper research. Modi also acknowledges the role media plays in sensationalizing headlines, and clarifies the difference between genuine criticism and baseless allegations. Despite facing false accusations, he remains focused on serving his country with dedication.
Exclusively speaking with Fox News Digital, 20-year-old model Sophie Rain shares how her faith in God has helped her reach massive success on OnlyFans, earning $43 million just two years out of high school. Despite receiving criticism for her content, Rain remains unshaken, citing her strong Christian values as her guiding light. The model believes that God is "happy" with her success and that she will be forgiven for "anything."
Samajwadi Party leader and Rajya Sabha member Ramji Lal Suman's remarks about Rana Sanga, a 16th-century Rajput king, in a Parliament session have drawn sharp reactions. Suman referred to Sanga as a "traitor" while addressing the BJP's claims about the historical lineage of Indian Muslims. This has led to intense criticism from former BJP MP Sanjeev Balyan, who called the statement an insult to the Rajput community and demanded an apology from the Samajwadi Party. Rana Sanga, known for uniting Rajput clans to resist the Delhi Sultanate, continues to hold high reverence among the Rajputs.
A viral video of former Australia cricketer Brad Hogg making fun of Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan's English proficiency has sparked widespread criticism. The video, in which an impersonator of Rizwan can be seen comparing himself to India's Virat Kohli, has been labeled as "shameful" by Pakistan all-rounder Aamer Jamal, who called out Hogg for his insensitive behavior. Rizwan, who is known for his hard work and determination, has often been the target of jokes regarding his English-speaking abilities, but his impressive performances on the field have silenced his critics time and again.