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Actor Ram Charan’s popular song “Naatu Naatu” is on an award-winning spree. While fans around the world are seen aping the hook-step of the track, the actor’s mother-in-law Shobana Kamineni is also not oblivious to the song’s infectious energy. Ram’s wife Upasana shared a fun video of Shobana dancing on “Naatu Naatu” on her social media.

Birju Maharaj lived as he died. He grew up with the ghungroo, tabla and harmonium striking rhythms of harmony and as took his last breath in the early hours of Monday his home was quite fittingly alive with the sound of music — this time old songs he so loved.

A Los Angeles judge privately told lawyers he would renege on a promise and imprison Roman Polanski for sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl in 1977, a former prosecutor testified, setting the stage for the renowned director to flee the US as a fugitive.

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Shahid Kapoor looked absolutely dapper at the airport. He wore a basic white tee, matching trousers and a black denim jacket. To round off his look, he opted for a pair of black shoes and carried a black backpack.

This was revealed on the show, Who Do You Think You Are. What is interesting is that at the beginning of the show, Olivia is certain that her people have never lived anywhere out of Norfolk. But as the show progresses, we see Colman excitedly discovering her Indian connections with unabashed joy. First, the acclaimed actor travels to the English countryside and realises how widely her family is spread out. The first connections to India springs from there, through her maternal great great great great grandfather Richard Campbell Bazett. Bazett had worked for the East Indian Company and operated mainly out of London and Kolkata during those times. On closer examination, the actor gets to know of Richard’s personal life, and yes, adultery and children born out of wedlock were involved.

Among many other things, Fahadh’s performance in a never-before-seen avatar, as the pompous and boastful gangster named Rangan, is the biggest draw of Aavesham, and his performance, as expected from Fahadh, has captivated audiences.