Raksha Bandhan 2025 was celebrated on Saturday 9 August with love in the film industry, as many Bollywood stars wish their brothers and siblings on the social media handle. From adorable throbac paintings to emotional promises, famous celebrities including Ibrahim Ali Khan, Parineeti Chopra, Priyanka Chopra, Ananya Pandey, Karan Johar and Kangana Ranaut marked the occasion in their special way.

Ibrahim Ali Khan shared pictures with Sara Ali Khan in Instagram and wrote, “Dear sister @Saralkhan 95, I always promise to take care of you in this lifetime, always stand for you, always support you. I promise to love you.

Parineeti Chopra shared a rare old pictures with brothers and wrote, “Happy Rakhi to my first children!”

Priyanka Chopra also shared a picture of Mannara Chopra and Siddharth Chopra and wrote, “Happy Rakshabandhan @Siddharthchopra 89 Thanks for trying Rakhi on my behalf @Memannara.

Ananya Pandey posted pictures with Ahaan Pandey and wrote, “Happy Rakhi Ahaan! Love you @ahaanpandayy”

Karan Johar shared a video of his twin children, in which he sang the song, “Phoolan Ka Taran’s Saba Kehna and twins asking him if Taylor Swift sang the song.

Kangana Ranaut also shared a video tied to her brother to Rakhi and wrote, “Everyone’s Raksha Bandhan’s Hardik Shubhakamnen @aksht_ranaut”

Take a look at their positions:

59 -year -old actor and fitness icon Milind Soman is known for his incredible stamina, long distance runs and partnership in extreme marathon. But in her latest Instagram post, it was her 86 -year -old mother Usha Soman, who stole the show. The actor shared a video of himself leaving the rope with his mother. And wife Ankita Konwar In a picturesque hill place, he left fans in the fear of Usha’s agility.

“Family skipping time Aai is now 86 years old, and skipping is something that he does every day, in addition to yoga and other movements. Long -term life, health and happiness for all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” Milind wrote in his caption.

Take a look at the video:

A video shot on a valley scene on a valley or a valley on the roof, leaves the mother and son together and leaves together. Praising Usha’s fitness levels, fans flooded the commentary section. A fan wrote, “Ai skipping rope in 86 is really incredible.” Another said, “This is incredible. We can all learn something from him.” Many people hoped to be “half as fit” at their age, while others called her “final fitness goals”.

Milind, who launched his career as one of the first male supermodels in India in the 80s, has always been a lawyer for an active lifestyle, before acting with music videos such as ‘Made in India’ and ’16 December’.

In recent years, He has returned to his athletic rootsParticipating in horrific events like Berlin Marathon and Ironman Triathlon.

Actor John Abraham recently shared his views on censorship and these are challenges for filmmakers. In a special interview with Rajdeep Sardasai of India Today, the 52 -year -old addressed the obstacles in achieving his film, ‘Tehran’, approved for public screening, highlighting those complications, filmmakers faced political condolences during their creative vision.

Talking to Sardesai, Abraham expressed gratitude to the Ministry of External Affairs for allowing ‘Tehran’ to show ‘Tehran’, stating, “I don’t think it would have been passed to be shown in the film (Tehran) theaters, for being very honest. I am grateful for the external live ministry.” Their comments highlight bureaucracy processes that can affect the distribution of the film.

When the counseling editor asked if he would not like any censor board or the minimum censorship, the actor emphasized his need, but questioned its current implementation. He said, “I think you need censorship, but the way it is being overseen, you know, a big question mark can be a large question mark, a balance between creative expression and regulatory inspection.

He said, “So far, they have been good and kind with us, and I am responsible for the way I made and talk in my films. For records, I am not a right-wing, I am not left-wing-I am an apologue, but politically aware. And it is important for me to make an honest statement.”

Addressing the tendency of politically charged films, Abraham commented, “What are I worried when right -wing films get a huge audience. When you ask yourself, as a filmmaker, as a filmmaker, in which line I am going, I am going to take a commercial route to make more money, or it is true that what I want to do: ‘India has left me:’ India has left me.”

Watch the full interview here:

Asked whether the ‘diplomat’ actor will ever take a commercial route with a right-thime film, “When films are made with the intention of making people in the hyper-political atmosphere with the intention of making people excuses-and they find a viewer-it is scary.”

He said, “I have never been wooed, and I am never going to make those types of films. Just as I cannot make an adult comedy, it is difficult for me to produce or act. It is an option.”

Considering the conversation with the censor board, John Abraham admitted, “We have been pulled many times, but there are people in the censor board who listen. It is important to find the right voice and the right audience to get their point, and I believe what they are doing, what are you doing, you will receive.”

Finally, Abraham concluded by recognizing the risks involved in his work. “I know what I am doing with my eyes. Even with ‘Tehran’, I was fully aware of the risks. In management, there is a saying: high risk, greater profit.

Directed by Arun Gopalan, ‘Tehran’ will start streaming Zee5 from August 14.