All posts tagged: shouted

‘Shut up’: When Sanjay Leela Bhansali shouted at Aditya Pancholi on Bajirao Mastani set | Bollywood News

‘Shut up’: When Sanjay Leela Bhansali shouted at Aditya Pancholi on Bajirao Mastani set | Bollywood News

Published by Parlour News

2 min readNew DelhiJul 2, 2026 07:32 PM IST Sanjay Leela Bhansali is known to be a taskmaster on set. Many actors have previously spoken about the filmmaker’s temperament and his desire to achieve exactly what he envisions. In a recent interview, veteran actor Yatin Karyekar, who worked with Bhansali on Bajirao Mastani (2015), recalled how the director once yelled at Aditya Pancholi. He also opened up about the fun he had with Ranveer Singh on the sets of the film. During a chat with Siddharth Kannan, Karyekar shared, “Me and Ranveer were like buddies. We hit it off really well. We were having a dhamaal on set. Sanjay ji is very strict, so not in front of him. But when we used to sit alone, it was pure fun. He (Sanjay Leela Bhansali) is a bit too much strict. The director is God for me.” The actor further recalled an incident when Sanjay Leela Bhansali shouted at Aditya Pancholi in front of everyone, which left him in shock. “I once saw him yelling at …

Harsh Chhaya opens up on divorce with Shefali Shah: ‘I regretted, shouted… went on rebound dates’ | Bollywood News

Harsh Chhaya opens up on divorce with Shefali Shah: ‘I regretted, shouted… went on rebound dates’ | Bollywood News

Published by Webster

Actress Shefali Shah has been married to director Vipul Shah for over two decades now. But before Vipul, the actress was married to actor Harsh Chhaya. The two worked together in Zee TV’s show Hasratein. They got married in 1994 and parted ways in 2000. While both Harsh and Shefali have referred to their separation as a difficult phase in their lives, recently, during a conversation with Lallantop, Harsh Chhaya opened up about his divorce from Shefali once again. The actor discussed his views on separation and how to deal with it when he revealed going on several rebound dates after parting ways with Shefali. Harsh Chhaya on his divorce with Shefali Shah In a recent interview, actor Harsh Chhaya shared his views on divorce and said how the term is seen as taboo, leading to many staying stuck in a marriage for years. Sharing his views on divorce, Harsh also added how one can deal with separation and said, “It is a very personal case-to-case kind of thing, our case was very clear, I …

‘Salman Khan shouted outside girlfriend’s building, beat up people’: Childhood friend says ‘kind-hearted’ superstar follows heart | Bollywood News

‘Salman Khan shouted outside girlfriend’s building, beat up people’: Childhood friend says ‘kind-hearted’ superstar follows heart | Bollywood News

Published by Webster

It is rare to find a Bollywood friendship that stands the test of time. The bond between Master Raju (Raju Shreshtha) and superstar Salman Khan is one such where they grew up together in Mumbai’s Bandra and spent their formative years together. In a recent interaction, actor Raju Shrestha, also known as Master Raju, spoke about spending his childhood with the actor and said that Salman has always been non-calculative and open-hearted, unlike what many would like to believe. He also spoke about many instances of Salman Khan’s hot-headedness in the past, saying the actor follows his heart, not his head. Salman Khan’s childhood friend Raju Shreshtha on growing up together Speaking to Siddharth Kannan, Raju admitted that he knew Salman much before he starred with him in the 1972 film Baaghi. He said, “I know Salman Khan much before Baaghi. We come from the same area. We both come from Bandra. We used to cycle together, when he was doing Patthar Ke Phool, before shooting, he used to practice skating at Bandstand. I used …

‘I cried in front of 100 people’: Vikrant Massey recalls being shouted at by director, says he felt humiliated | Bollywood News

‘I cried in front of 100 people’: Vikrant Massey recalls being shouted at by director, says he felt humiliated | Bollywood News

Published by Webster

Vikrant Massey’s journey as an actor started quite early, and it was not out of choice. He was a 16-year-old, working as a barista at a Mumbai restaurant, trying to pay for his education when a TV producer spotted him and offered him the lead role in a show. Vikrant who was pulled 16-hour days as he juggled two jobs besides studies jumped at the offer. The show never telecast at the time but Vikrant, the actor, was born. “I always wanted to be an actor, but obviously no 16 year old wants to be an actor. I thought I’ll finish my graduation, and then I will go to NSD or FTII and then maybe, when I am 24-25, I’ll act professionally,” Vikrant recalled about his journey in an interview to Republic. The actor said he was raw and untrained when he faced the camera, simply attracted by the promise of the fee that could help him pay for education. “I still remember the date, it was December 19, 2024. Prior to that, I was …

Shefali Shah on separation from Harsh Chhaya: `He shouted, screamed`

Shefali Shah on separation from Harsh Chhaya: `He shouted, screamed`

Published by Webster

Shefali Shah has consistently championed women empowerment through her path-breaking roles, portraying strong, nuanced female characters. However, Shefali became strong in real life after a series of heartbreaking events. Opening up about one of the most defining chapters of her life, she candidly reflected on her decision to walk away from an unhappy marriage. Shefali Shah on separation from Harsh Chhaya Shefali Shah married Harsh Chhaya in 1994, and the couple separated in 2000. Later that same year, she married Vipul Amrutlal Shah. Reflecting on that time, she revealed that she initially struggled to believe that she was enough to live a joyful life on her own terms. In an interview with Zoom, she recalled, “Nobody told me that you are enough. If you have great relationships, fantastic. But if you don’t, that’s not going to determine your value. Nobody told me that. And obviously, you go through things and you realise it yourself. It comes to a point where it’s make or break for you.” The actress shared how an honest conversation with a …

‘No Place For Labs Of Hate’: JNU Students Who Shouted Controversial Slogans Face Expulsion | India News

‘No Place For Labs Of Hate’: JNU Students Who Shouted Controversial Slogans Face Expulsion | India News

Published by Webster

Last Updated:January 06, 2026, 21:12 IST Jawaharlal Nehru University said that any form of violence, unlawful conduct or anti-national activity will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Students protest outside a dhaba inside the JNU campus. (FILE IMAGE) The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) administration on Tuesday said that it would take strictest action against students found raising objectionable slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah during a protest on campus on Monday, warning that those involved could face immediate suspension, expulsion and permanent debarment from the university. In a series of posts on X, the University said that an FIR has been lodged in the matter and disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against students identified in connection with the incident. “The Jawaharlal Nehru University administration has vowed the strictest action against students found raising objectionable slogans against Hon’ble Prime Minister and Hon’ble Home Minister. Students involved in this incident will also face disciplinary measures including immediate suspension, expulsion and permanent debarment from the University,” it said. The Jawaharlal Nehru University administration …

Anupam Kher stood on a coffee shop table and shouted to demand fair pay for a film: ‘The producer had just made 100 million’ | Bollywood News

Anupam Kher stood on a coffee shop table and shouted to demand fair pay for a film: ‘The producer had just made 100 million’ | Bollywood News

Published by Webster

Veteran Bollywood actor Anupam Kher participated in a session titled Giving Up Is Not a Choice at the 56th International Film Festival of India in Goa on Sunday. During the session, he inspired the audience with stories from his personal and professional journey, highlighting how he turned failures into successes. Anupam recalled that even after his 2002 sports comedy Bend It Like Beckham became a commercial hit, the film’s producer Deepak Nayar offered him the same fee for their next project. The actor, however, refused to settle for the proposed salary and persuaded the producer in his own style. Recalling the moment at a five-star hotel’s coffee shop, Anupam shared, “I did Bend It Like Beckham for 5000 pounds. Its producer was going to make another film. He came to meet me at a hotel’s coffee shop and asked how much money I wanted for the role. He said he will offer the same amount I got for the previous one. I questioned him, ‘You made 100 million from that film, why will you give …

Furious Raj Kapoor shouted at Rishi Kapoor for not acting like Dilip Kumar: ‘Chintu, I need you to look like Yusuf’ | Bollywood News

Furious Raj Kapoor shouted at Rishi Kapoor for not acting like Dilip Kumar: ‘Chintu, I need you to look like Yusuf’ | Bollywood News

Published by Webster

Dining With The Kapoors, a Netflix special that brings together the Kapoor family, premiered on Netflix today. In the special, Ranbir Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor, Neetu Singh, Saif Ali Khan, Karisma Kapoor and other family members gather for a lunch hosted by Armaan Jain to celebrate the 100th birth anniversary of the late auteur Raj Kapoor. One absence, of course, was felt most deeply, that of Rishi Kapoor, the actor who often spoke of his legendary father with equal parts fear, awe, and affection. In an old interview with Film Companion, Rishi Kapoor had recalled what it was like to be directed by Raj Kapoor, especially during the making of Prem Rog. Raj, he said, expected a very specific kind of performance, one inspired by none other than Dilip Kumar. Rishi remembered an instance when his father lost his temper during a shot: “Chintu (Rishi) mujhe Yusuf chahiye. Look as Dilip Kumar looks in a shot. I want you to do that.” Rishi went on to admire his father’s confidence and generosity, saying, “I mean no …

Marathahalli, Ecoworld: Stopped People, Shouted For Help, Didn’t Get Any: Woman Molested In Bengaluru

Marathahalli, Ecoworld: Stopped People, Shouted For Help, Didn’t Get Any: Woman Molested In Bengaluru

Published by Webster

Bengaluru: The woman who was molested by a man on a two-wheeler in a crowded IT park in Bengaluru has said respect for people’s boundaries is “still a big loophole” in society. Talking to NDTV on Friday, the woman said she came forward to speak about what had happened to her because she wanted to ensure that women, and people in general, raise their voice against such crimes so that criminals do not get a free pass.  Recalling the attack, the survivor said she was walking in Ecoworld in the Marathahalli area around 11.30 pm on Wednesday when she felt a “huge hit” on her back.  “I was perplexed. I thought maybe someone was riding a vehicle recklessly. The same thing happened again, though, and with greater intensity. Then I was sure someone was doing this deliberately,” she said.  The woman said she shouted for help, but got none.  “The third time… I could see the guy taking a U-turn and coming for me. I shouted for help, there were so many people, it is …

Zipline operator shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ before firing began, says tourist caught in Pahalgam terror attack

Zipline operator shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ before firing began, says tourist caught in Pahalgam terror attack

Published by Webster

A Gujarat tourist, Rishi Bhatt, who survived the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam’s Baisaran meadow, has alleged that a zipline operator shouted “Allahu Akbar” three times before gunfire erupted. Bhatt, who recorded a video during the incident, claimed the operator’s behaviour was suspicious. Ahmedabad : The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has questioned the zipline operator at the centre of a survivor’s account of the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, where 26 tourists were gunned down at Baisaran meadow in Jammu and Kashmir. Rishi Bhatt, a tourist from Gujarat who survived the attack, alleged that the operator shouted “Allahu Akbar” three times moments before the firing began, raising suspicions about his role. Bhatt, who captured a video of his ziplining experience, said he heard gunfire shortly after the operator’s chants. In the video, Bhatt is seen ziplining as the sound of gunshots rings out in the background. The clip has since gone viral. Speaking to mediapersons in Ahmedabad, Bhatt recounted his suspicion about the zipline operator’s behaviour. “Nine people zipped before me and the operator …