11102026-LSTL-01.qxd 10/10/2026 10:25 PM Page 1 c m y b TRIBUNE THE EXORCIST IS COMING Scarlett Johansson is set to enter the world of supernatural horror with The Exorcist: Martyrs, a new film that will bring the popular horror franchise back to theatres. It will release on March 12. No concert Life Country singer Ella Langley cancelled her scheduled concert in Tulsa, Oklahoma, hours before she was set to perform, citing a serious security threat to fans, venue staff and her team. She announced the decision on Oct 9. LUDHIANA | SUNDAY | 11 OCTOBER 2026 Jackie Shroff to Rajinikanth, Suniel Shetty & Mohanlal: Pan-Indian actors from the 90s, who’re still ruling hearts! T HE 1990s of Indian cinema is an evergreen era, and there are no two ways about it! More than just delivering iconic films and songs, it also brought up some of the most remarkable stars to the forefront, who not only aced their acting game back then but are also going strong today! Here’s taking a look at pan-Indian actors of the golden era who are ruling hearts even today! JACKIE SHROFF: Jackie Shroff has built himself an illustrious career spanning decades. His Rajinikanth & Jackie Shroff Old-school charm, evergreen stardom filmography boasts iconic movies of all time. In recent times too, Jackie essayed pivotal roles and re-established his stature as a power-packed performer. After leaving the audience stunned with his role in Singham Again, the actor enthralled them with Baby John, Housefull 5, Welcome To The Jungle and more. RAJINIKANTH: When it comes to Rajinikanth, there is no one definition that could do justice to the legendary star. After dominating an entire era, the actor continues to rule the industry with the same charm he carried back then. From Darbar, Jailer and Coolie to the upcoming Jailer 2 and Dharman, Rajinikanth is continually fueling his legacy. SUNIEL SHETTY: Suniel Shetty is a versatile actor, who does not fail to etch a mark among the audience with his remarkable films. Even today, Shetty grabs the limelight for his magnetic screen presence and unmissable aura! KAMAL HAASAN: Ever since Kamal Haasan stepped into Indian cinema, there has been no stopping this legend. After ruling decades of cinema, the actor continues to keep the ball rolling with Kalki 2898 AD, Leo, Indian 2, Vikram and several others. AJAY DEVGN: Throughout decades of powerful filmography, Ajay Devgn has truly emerged as the Singham of Bollywood. From showcasing his action-hero avatar to ruling the box office, Ajay Devgn has proven to be one of the most impactful actors of all time! MOHANLAL: Mohanlal is one of the most outstanding actors that Indian cinema has ever witnessed. With several releases coming up even today, the actor keeps his legacy alive with titles like Khalifa, Drishyam 3, Patriot, Vrusshaba and several others. ANIL KAPOOR: Ever since Anil Kapoor stepped into Bollywood, he has become synonymous with versatility. With the unmatchable ability to ace any role with impeccable charm, wit, and everything in between, Kapoor continues to sway the audience. SUNNY DEOL: Back in the 90s, Sunny Deol had won the hearts of the audience as Tara Singh, and even in 2023, the actor did it all over again with Gadar 2! He continues to rule hearts with his action roles. SANJAY DUTT: Sanjay Dutt has had an impressive Bollywood journey that makes it one for the books. His iconic films such as Munna Bhai MBBS, Khal Nayak, Vaastav: The Reality, and more have stood the test of time, only to be hailed as evergreen classics. REUTERS Clooneys’ night of glamour & purpose George and Amal Clooney hosted their fifth annual Albies gala at London’s Natural History Museum, drawing a headline-worthy crowd — Brad Pitt, Charlotte Tilbury, Isla Fisher, Hannah Waddingham, Emma Thompson and Donatella Versace among them, but the evening’s focus stayed firmly on its honorees: journalists, activists and human rights defenders from Kyrgyzstan, Malawi, Congo and beyond. Amal arrived in a gilded Gucci sequin gown, while the room itself was transformed into a Baroque palazzo of emerald velvet, crystal chandeliers and gold. (Clockwise from left) George and Amal Clooney, Charlotte Tilbury, Isla Fisher, Hannah Waddingham, Donatella Versace c m y b (Clockwise from left): Anil Kapoor, Suniel Shetty, Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgn, Kamal Haasan, Sunny Deol & Mohanlal
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