West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed concern for Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who allegedly faced muscle injuries, filming her upcoming project ‘King’. In a hearty post, Banerjee referred to the actor as his “brother” and wished him a quick recovery.

Banerjee tagged the actor and wrote, “Reports about maintaining muscular injuries about my brother Shah Rukh Khan during the shooting.

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Sources told India Today that the injury is not serious and the actor is recovering well. However, this incident has affected the production program, now it is expected to resume in September with filming.

After the injury, SRK traveled to the United States and has since moved to the UK, where he has been recurring with his family. A planned journey to Sri Lanka has been postponed to prioritize their recovery and welfare.

This is not the first time West Bengal CM has shown public affection for SRK. The actor has served as the brand ambassador of West Bengal and is a consecutive guest at the state’s annual Kolkata International Film Festival. His cameradari often makes headlines, with love with Banerjee to refer to Khan as his “brother”.

Fans across the country have flooded social media working well for the recovery of the actor. Meanwhile, no official statement has been released by Khan or his team about its impact on the border of injury or its impact on the film’s program.

SRK was last seen in ‘Dunki’ and has a pack slate, including ‘King’, one of the most awaited films of the year.

Global icon Priyanka Chopra celebrated her 43rd birthday on 18 July with a cool beach holiday with her husband Nick Jonas and her daughter Malty Mary. While the desires were poured from near and dear people, Nick recently shared a belt touching a touching birthday to his wife.

The singer posted a beautiful picture from his tropical migration and captioned it, “Nothing brings me more happiness in this life, which is @Priyankachopra Happy Birthday My Love (SIC) than to celebrate you.”

In the image, Priyanka looked radiant in a striking purple dress, while Nick fully complemented her in a green co-ord set. The couple posed romantically, hugged Priyanka with Nick around the waist and put a soft kiss on her cheek.

Priyanka also shared glimpses from her beach holiday through a collection of photos and videos. He captioned his post, “Win in life.

For those, the couple’s love story began in 2017 when Nick slipped into Priyka’s DMS on X, known as Twitter in the east, he suggested that he meets for a date. Sparks immediately flew, which got engaged in July 2018 and a wedding in December the same year. The pair became a parents in January 2022, in which daughter Malty was welcomed through surrogacy.

Veteran filmmaker Chandra Barot, who strengthened his legacy with the 1978 creed classic ‘Don’, starring Amitabh Bachchan, died in Mumbai on Sunday. He was 86 years old.

His wife, Deepa Barot, confirmed that the director was suffering from pulmonary fibrosis for the last seven years. He was undergoing treatment at Guru Nanak Hospital and was earlier admitted to Jaslok Hospital, where doctors tried several remedies to manage his condition. Age -related complications worsened his health.

Although ‘Don’ was his first feature, it left an external mark on Hindi cinema. While there was a modest run on release in the film, it soon snowed in a cultural event – to define the stylized crime -thriller style in Bollywood and set up a platform for future adaptation. The film not only contributed to the myth of Amitabh Bachchan’s stardom, but also gave birth to a successful franchise, in which Shah Rukh Khan now worked two remakes and one third part under the direction of Farhan Akhtar.

Tributes have started with the film industry, which includes Farhan Akhtar and filmmaker Kunal Kohli. Farhan appreciated Barot as “OG Don” and a true legend, expressing condolences to her family in an emotional note. His post read, “It is sad to know that OG is not a director of Dawn.

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Before the director stepped on the chair, Barot served as an assistant director in several Manoj Kumar films, including ‘Purba and Pachim’, ‘Shor’ and ‘Roti Capaah Aur Maken’. Although his subsequent direction attempts, such as ‘Ashrita’ (1989) and ‘Pyaar Bhara Dil’ (1991) reiterated the success of ‘Don’, the film alone secured its place in the history of cinema.

The passing of Barot marks the end of an era, but his cinematic heritage, especially ‘don’, inspires generations.