09082025-LSTL-01.qxd 8/8/2025 10:44 PM Page 1 c m y b TRAILER LAUNCH Prime Video has released the trailer for its action-drama series, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. Following the global success of the 2022 hit, this new chapter takes audiences deeper into the world of The Terminal List. TRIBUNE Bhai’s hug Life Salman Khan's bodyguard Shera's father, Sunder Singh Jolly, passed away recently. Salman arrived at Shera's house to pay his last respects. He hugged Shera to console him. LUDHIANA | SATURDAY | 9 AUGUST 2025 On Raksha Bandhan, we take a look at Bollywood celebs who share adorable bond with their siblings R AKSHA BANDHAN, also known as Rakhi, commemorates the connection of love and friendship between siblings. No matter how much you fight with your sibling, the purest bond you’ll ever have with someone, without any filters, is with your sibling. Things are no different in Bollywood, where B-town superstars often set major sibling goals as they celebrate the special day in all its glory. As the country celebrates this beautiful bond between brothers and sisters today, let us take a look at some of our favourite Bollywood siblings. Sibling revelry major sibling goals. Whether it’s their heartwarming social media photos or appearances at star-studded parties, the brother-sister duo never fails to steal the limelight with their strong camaraderie. Sara has always supported her brother and stood by his side amid the criticism surrounding his film Nadaaniyan. Janhvi & Khushi Born to actress Sridevi and producer Boney Kapoor, the Kapoor sisters are setting major sibling goals. From their photoshoots to hanging out together, they have time and again proved that they have got each other’s backs. Suhana & Aryan Shah Rukh Khan’s children, Suhana Khan and Aryan Khan, share a special bond. They both have an unshakeable bond marked by intense love, understanding and support. Their friendship exemplifies the actual essence of siblinghood, from sharing happy memories to providing unwavering support during difficult times. They also have a very loving and caring bond with little brother AbRam. Abhishek Bachchan and Shweta Nanda Abhishek & Shweta Sara & Ibrahim Kareena & Karisma Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan are among the most popular siblings of Bollywood. They share a close bond and are often seen setting Even though for many years Raksha Bandhan was about celebrating the love between brothers and sisters, the bond between sisters can be equally special and full of warmth, as in the case of Kareena Kapoor Khan and Karisma Kapoor. They both stand for each other like strong pillars. Born to legendary actors Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan and Shweta Nanda share an adorable bond that often delights their followers. Another adorable brother-sister bond is between Soha Ali Khan and Saif Ali Khan, who share many similarities in addition Suhana & Aryan Sara & Ibrahim Ali Khan; Kareena Kapoor Khan & Karisma Kapoor ROHIT PUROHIT WITH WIFE AND SISTER Janhvi & Khushi Kapoor Timeless love MAZEL VYAS WITH BROTHERS & yearly bonding Celebs share their Raksha Bandhan stories SAMRIDHII SHUKLA WITH SISTER Raksha Bandhan isn’t just a festival of rituals and rakhis — it’s a celebration of deep-rooted bonds, unspoken support and lifelong companionship. Television and film personalities open up about the siblings who anchor them, the memories that linger, and the small gestures that mean everything. Whether it’s tying a rakhi to a cousin, a co-star, or cherishing a sister’s steady presence — these heartfelt reflections prove that sibling love goes beyond tradition. LAUGHTER & LEG-PULLING Mazel Vyas Being a single child, Rakhi has always been a little extra special for me. I tie rakhis to my cousin brothers and also to my two mamas because they’ve protected, loved, and pampered me like big brothers too. This year, just like every year, I’m looking forward to that little celebration with them, full of love, legpulling, laughter and of course, mithai! Over the years, the bond has grown deeper. SISTER, COUSINS AND CO-STAR Samridhii Shukla Rakhi is here, and one of my plans is to send rakhis to all my brothers via courier. My bond with my cousins is super strong, and I love each one of them. I have a younger sister. She’s my best friend and my confidant. Despite the age gap, she’s the wiser one, and I really value her advice. I’m also going to tie a rakhi to Mohit, my co-star. OUR YEARLY CONNECT Sheena Bajaj I will tie a rakhi to my brother, as always. I usually prefer to gift him something healthy like a box of dry c m y b fruits and berries, and sometimes a nice Tshirt too. My brother lives far away because of his work commitments, so we don’t get to meet often. But no matter how far apart we are, Rakhi is that one occasion that brings us emotionally closer again. LOVE BETWEEN US HASN’T CHANGED Saanand Verma My sister has always stood by me. On Rakhi, I usually give her money instead of a gift. It is more practical. Earlier, I used to give her Rs 10 or 20, but now I try to give more. That’s the only difference. The love between us hasn’t changed one bit. Today, I’ll be getting the Rakhi tied by her. Earlier, she used to live in another city, but now she’s moved to the same city as me — and that makes me really happy. MY SUPPORT SYSTEM Kapil Nirmal Even if I’m busy, Rakhi is always special. I don’t have a sister, so my bond is mainly with my brother. He has always been my constant support system. I usually give him money as a gift. I feel practical gifts work best. BEING THERE FOR EACH OTHER Rohit Purohit This year, I am shooting on Rakhi, but no matter where I am, I connect with my sister. Even if we can’t celebrate in person, a video call, laughter and a heartfelt Rakhi moment is a must. SHEENA BAJAJ WITH BROTHER