03012026-LSTL-01.qxd 1/3/2026 12:47 AM Page 1 c m y b EMOTIONAL DAY FOR SONU NIGAM Singer Sonu Nigam and the lead cast of the upcoming film Border 2 arrived in Jaisalmer for the launch of the song Ghar Kab Aaoge in the presence of Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers. Nigam called it an “emotional day,” as he also performed the song ‘Ghar Kab Aaoge’ in tribute to the soldiers. KIARA ADVANI TRIBUNE Win some, lose some Life TRIPTI DIMRI Gwyneth Paltrow opened up about the controversy surrounding Shakespeare in Love winning Best Picture over Saving Private Ryan at the 71st Academy Awards. We never know why one thing wins over the next,” she said. LUDHIANA | SATURDAY | 3 JANUARY 2026 ISHITA RAJ SHARVARI WAGH Janhvi Kapoor, Kiara Advani, Ishita Raj, Tripti Dimri & Sharvari serve ultimate vacation style inspiration W HEN Bollywood actresses step out on vacation, their style statements demand attention. From ocean-soaked silhouettes to breezy dresses and effortless glam, holiday wardrobes are where personal style truly shines. From Janhvi Kapoor and Kiara Advani to Ishita Raj, here are vacation fashion goals served by our Bollywood divas… JANHVI KAPOOR Janhvi keeps things relaxed in a black strapless top paired with olive cargo pants, definition of comfort in flair. The outfit feels ideal for walking around a gorgeous city, stopping to take photos, and soaking in the moment. Finished with a shoulder bag and minimal styling, it’s effortless vacation fashion done right. ISHITA RAJ No one does effortless and confident clothing as our beloved actress Ishita Raj. Pairing an oversized white sweatshirt with a mini skirt with furry boots, she brings her cool-girl energy to winter vacation. The look plays with proportions while keeping things cozy, making it perfect for snowy escapes and picture-perfect moments. The chic jetsetters Fun, playful, and unapologetically bold, Ishita’s outfit serves as the perfect inspiration for a cool winter getaway. ANANYA PANDAY One of our favourite GenZ stars, Ananya Panday, slays in her sleek black strapless top paired with a fitted, embellished mini skirt. This outfit, with the backdrop of the ocean, makes the perfect inspiration for a beach night-out or a breezy sundowner. This outfit proves that a minimal outfit can also be chic, with a tinge of sparkle, and still look like a million bucks. TRIPTI DIMRI One of the most inspiring icons, Tripti Dimri has made the world stop and admire her. Her soft bralette paired with a high-waisted mini skirt serves calm tranquility. Bathed in the golden light, the outfit plays up clean lines and easy movement, making it perfect for slow beach walks and unplanned stops. This outfit with minimal makeup and free wavy hair, is giving a sea princess that couldn’t get more gorgeous. KIARA ADVANI Kiara Advani serves in a metallic puffer jacket teamed with snow boots, gloves and glasses. The structured outerwear adds edge while still keeping things functional, making it a masterclass in winter vacation dressing. Against the snow-clad mountains, she is ready for postcardperfect moments. This serves as perfect inspira- JLo reflects on life, growth, Ben Affleck Singer and actor Jennifer Lopez reflected on her personal journey and past relationships, including her divorce from actor Ben Affleck, during the opening night of her Las Vegas residency, Up All Night at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Lopez spoke candidly to the audience about how her life has changed since her last Las Vegas residency nearly a decade ago at Planet Hollywood’s Zappos Theater. “It’s such a huge honour to be asked back. Do you know that it’s been 10 years, 10 years since my last residency here. Almost 10 years to the day. It was in January. That went by in a blink, didn’t it?” she told the crowd. Reflecting humorously on her personal life, Lopez joked, “And in that time, I’ve only been married twice,” prompting laughter from the audience. She quickly added, “That’s not true. It was only once. It felt like twice.” — ANI tion for your next winter getaway! SHARVARI WAGH Sharvari leans into quiet vacation romance in a soft brown co-ord featuring a puff-sleeved crop top and matching flowy skirt. The earthy tone paired with the relaxed fit makes the look feel intimate and effortless. It is the kind of look you wear while lounging in nature, doing absolutely nothing and looking incredible while at it. It’s understated, warm and the perfect inspiration for when you want to unwind and spend some time with yourself. These actresses remind us that vacation fashion is all about the balance in comfort, confidence, and a touch of personal flair. ANANYA PANDAY JANHVI KAPOOR Dhurandhar4 crosses milestone for week Showing no signs of slowing down, the Ranveer Singh-starrer Dhurandhar has added another milestone by becoming the “first Hindi film ever” to cross the Rs 100 crore mark in its fourth week. The film has not only maintained a strong theatrical run but has also emerged as one of the biggest Indian hits of the year, signalling renewed audience interest Dharmendra, Asrani reunited one final time! Veteran actor Asrani delivered one of his last performances in Sriram Raghavan’s war biopic Ikkis, sharing screen space with Bollywood legend Dharmendra, who, like Asrani, passed away before the film’s release. The scene, which features Asrani in a brief guest appearance alongside Dharmendra, has stirred heartfelt nostalgia and emotion among fans for witnessing the icons together for one final time. Fan reactions have been going viral on social media platforms, with many sharing their thoughts on the moment and recalling cinematic mem- ories for both actors. One wrote, “Legends like Dharam ji and Asrani ji being part of this true story adds so much heart.” Prior to the film’s release, director Sriram Raghavan spoke about Asrani’s role in the film and shared, “We have Asrani in the film. He’s got a small guest appearance, and Asrani and Dharam ji have a scene together. When we began this movie, we had no idea. But a lot of things sort of came together.” While Ikkis marks one of the late Asrani’s final performances, it is also the legendary Dharmendra’s last appearance on the big screen. Comedy legend Govardhan Asrani passed away on October 20, 2025, at the age of 84, leaving an irreplaceable legacy of laughter. — ANI c m y b in large-scale, content-driven cinema. Taking to X, trade analyst Taran Adarsh wrote, “‘Dhurandhar - The first film to hit a century in Week 4... #Dhurandhar shows no signs of slowing down, adding yet another historic milestone to its extraordinary run... It becomes the FIRST #Hindi film ever to cross the Rs 100 cr mark in its fourth week.” The film recorded a mas- sive Rs 115.70 crore in Week 4, making it the highest fourth-week grosser ever for a Hindi release. In comparison, Pushpa 2 (Hindi) had collected Rs 57.95 crore in its fourth week, while Chhaava and Stree 2 earned Rs 43.98 crore and Rs 37.75 crore, respectively, during the same period. The numbers underline Dhurandhar’s unprecedented hold at the box office well beyond its opening weeks. Adding to its growing list of milestones, Dhurandhar has also become the only Hindi film to register double-digit collections for 28 consecutive days. “Wait, there’s more... #Dhurandhar creates yet another historic milestone it’s the ONLY #Hindi film to post ‘double-digit’ collections for ‘28 consecutive days,” the post added. — ANI Mangalon global stage “Shooting in sub-zero temperatures was challenging yet thrilling,” says Deepika Singh on Mangal Lakshmi’s Georgia track. When fate decides to test Mangal, it does not do so quietly. Colors’ Mangal Lakshmi is all set to take viewers far beyond familiar lanes and into an international chapter that promises danger, courage, and emotional reckoning. For the first time, Mangal’s (Deepika Singh) journey unfolds on foreign soil as she wins a prestigious Pehla Swaad competition that takes her to Georgia. What begins as a celebratory milestone soon spirals into a tense turn of events that no one sees coming. On shooting abroad, Deepika Singh says, “Mangal Lakshmi has been a journey built on love, patience, and resilience, and the audience has stood by us through every phase. We have cried together, healed together, and celebrated every small victory. Shooting in Georgia feels like a reward for that shared journey. Very few shows get the opportunity to go international, and I feel incredibly grateful that our story has earned that trust and scale.”
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