From Shehnaaz Gill opening up on being trolled for PDA with Salman Khan at Arpita Khan's Eid bash to Parineeti Chopra describing Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas' daughter Malti Marie in the most adorable way, here's a look at the top trending entertainment news today.
The world of entertainment has been very exciting today and we bring you a wrap of all the trending Bollywood news of the day. From Shehnaaz Gill opening up on being trolled for PDA with Salman Khan at Arpita Khan's Eid bash to Parineeti Chopra describing Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas' daughter Malti Marie in the most adorable way, here's a look at the top trending entertainment news today.
Urfi Javed on the radar of an extremist? Bigg Boss OTT contestant reaches out to Mumbai Police on Instagram after a man tells her that she will not be spared. Check out full story here.
Ever since Shehnaaz Gill got papped with Salman Khan at Arpita Khan Sharma's Eid party, she has been at the receiving end of brutal online trolling. While Shehnaaz remained unaffected, she has now addressed the trolling on social media. Check out full story here.
While Rajkumar Hirani's Dunki has been a golden opportunity for her, Taapsee Pannu said that Shah Rukh Khan's journey felt personal to her since the superstar had a humble beginning just like her. Check out full story here.
After Ranbir Kapoor's dal chawal comment on Alia Bhatt goes viral, fans remember how he referred to Deepika Padukone as the same when he was promoting Tamasha. Check out full story here.
Parineeti Chopra turned Maasi when Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas welcomed a baby girl, Malte Marie Chopra Jonas in January this year. The actress' video describing Malti Marie is going viral and we cannot decide who is cuter, Pari describing the little one or Pari herself! Check out full story here.
Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor are expecting their first child, and the actress' Gangubai Kathiawadi co-star Shantanu Maheshwari has a hilarious reaction when he was asked whether he will become Mama or Chacha. Check out full story here.
