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Bollywood’s Top Stories: Dia Mirza shares rare photo, Sara Ali Khan stirs up coffee mood

Updated On: 17 January, 2023 09:44 PM IST |

Bollywood’s Top Stories: Dia Mirza shares rare sighting of Himalayan Marmot during film shoot, This is how Sara Ali Khan stirred up the ‘coffee mood’ on social media, Amrita Rao and her husband RJ Anmol become 'co-authors’ with this book, Ananth Mahadevan: The stories of war veterans didn’t deserve to be forgotten, Shweta Tripathi Sharma reveals why she uses 'battatawada' as social media handle.

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Official Instagram Accounts Of Stars
Official Instagram Accounts Of Stars
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Shweta Tripathi Sharma reveals why she uses 'battatawada' as social media handle. Full Story Read Here

Shweta Tripathi Sharma reveals why she uses 'battatawada' as social media handle. Full Story Read Here

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This is how Sara Ali Khan stirred up the ‘coffee mood’ on social media. Full Story Read Here

This is how Sara Ali Khan stirred up the ‘coffee mood’ on social media. Full Story Read Here

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Dia Mirza shares rare sighting of Himalayan Marmot during film shoot. Full Story Read Here

Dia Mirza shares rare sighting of Himalayan Marmot during film shoot. Full Story Read Here

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Ananth Mahadevan: The stories of war veterans didn’t deserve to be forgotten. Full Story Read Here

Ananth Mahadevan: The stories of war veterans didn’t deserve to be forgotten. Full Story Read Here

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Amrita Rao and her husband RJ Anmol become 'co-authors’ with this book. Full Story Read Here

Amrita Rao and her husband RJ Anmol become 'co-authors’ with this book. Full Story Read Here

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