08102025-LSTL-01.qxd 10/7/2025 7:47 PM Page 1 c m y b IT’S A WRAP FOR THE INDIA STORRY The India Storry, a gripping drama starring Kajal Aggarwal, Shreyas Talpade, Murali Sharma and Trisha Sarda, has officially wrapped filming. The film promises a hardhitting narrative. TRIBUNE Good show Life Saiyami Kher has become the face for Ironman India. The recognition comes after Saiyami successfully completed the grueling Ironman 70.3 triathlon twice within a year. LUDHIANA | WEDNESDAY | 8 OCTOBER 2025 REUTERS CHAT UP BHARTI EXPECTING SECOND CHILD Comedian Bharti Singh and her husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa are all set to welcome their second child together. The couple, who were blessed with their son Lakshya in 2022, took to Instagram on Monday and informed fans about Bharti’s second pregnancy. “We are pregnant again #blessed #ganpatibappamorya #thankyougod #babycomingsoon,” the couple captioned the post. Ananya Chanelises her inner diva at PFW B OLLYWOOD actress Ananya Panday made a striking appearance at the Chanel Spring/Summer 2026 Women’s Ready-toWear collection showcase during Paris Fashion Week. Dressed in an elegant black Chanel ensemble with signature detailing and a classic quilted bag, Ananya exuded effortless sophistication as she posed for a photo call ahead of the show in Paris on October 6. Her presence at one of the world’s most prestigious fashion events marks another step in her growing international style journey. Other celebs who attended the show are Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie, Vanessa Paradis, Penelope Cruz. — TNS ALL IS WELL... Hours after his car met with an accident in Hyderabad, actor Vijay Deverakonda took to Instagram and reassured his fans that he is safe. “All is well. Car took a hit, but we are all fine,” he posted, requesting his fans not to worry. “Went and did a strength workout as well and just got back home. My head hurts but nothing a biryani and sleep will not fix. So, biggest hugs and my love to all of you. Don’t let the news stress you,” Vijay added. JANHVI KAPOOR TOO TURNS HEADS TARA, VEER SOAK UP ITALIAN SUN Tara Sutaria seems to be going all public with her rumoured relationship with Veer Pahariya. The diva recently took to Instagram to offer fans a sneak peek into their romantic Italian vacation. Tara shared a string of pictures, showing her soaking in the scenic beauty of Italy while also indulging in the local food, boat rides, music, and much more. Among them, Veer Pahariya made sure to make an entrance, and with style! NICOLE KIDMAN & MARGOT ROBBIE Janhvi Kapoor made quite a statement at the Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2026 show during Paris Fashion Week. Looking absolutely gorgeous, she wore a crisp polo shirt paired with a checkprint pleated mini skirt. Adding a touch of elegance, she layered the outfit with a buttery brown leather jacket. To bring contrast and focus to her ensemble, Janhvi accessorised her skirt with a thin brown belt cinched at the waist. Completing her chic look, she carried a delicate handbag, teamed it with kitten heels and midhigh socks. Her accessories included black slim sunglasses, diamond ear cuffs, and a Chopard watch. Her hair was styled in a sleek bun/pulled-back look, while her makeup featured glowing skin, brushed-up brows, nude lips, and a neutral-toned glam finish. Bindi & barefoot The model-turned actress-turned politician-turned-actress returns to the ramp after decades for Gaurang Shah at Bombay Fashion Week Smriti Irani makes fashion statement Mona Smriti Irani, the renowned television actress and politician, made a striking return to the world of fashion after more than two decades, at Bombay Fashion Week, walking for Kishandas & Co by Gaurang Shah. Her walk down the ramp, barefoot and poised, was more than just a fashion statement; it was a moment that symbolised her journey through various realms — acting, politics, and now, once again, the glamorous world of television, followed by fashion. This marked her first appearance on the runway since the 1990s, when she began her career as a model, and her return was widely celebrated. Captured in a video that quickly circulated across social media, Irani wore a printed purple saree with flo- ral border, paired with a statement necklace, oversized sunglasses, and minimalist makeup. The ensemble was the perfect balance of elegance and simplicity, underscoring her sophisticated yet approachable persona, with her signature red bindi and sindoor in place. However, it was her decision to walk barefoot that truly sparked a conversation. While fashion events typically demand towering heels, Irani’s barefoot stroll was seen by many as a powerful, symbolic gesture. It stood as a defiance of the conventional norms of glamour, reflecting a deeper message about authenticity and comfort in an industry often defined by superficiality and glam. The video captured her swaying confident walk, which garnered praise not only from fans but also from fellow celebrities. The act of c m y b walking barefoot was widely interpreted as a statement of self-assurance, an act of breaking free from the pressures that often dominate fashion events. There are others who couldn’t keep calm, commenting on her walk as that of an invigilator in an examination hall. Irani’s return to the ramp was more than just a nostalgic moment; it was a reminder of her versatility. From her beginnings as a model in the 1990s to becoming a household name as Tulsi Virani in the iconic TV show Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, she had already established herself as a multifaceted talent. Her transition into politics was marked by determination and resilience. Smriti Irani as Tulsi Virani, recently opened the doors of her home on in a reboot of Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, this July, 25 years after it became a household name. VANESSA PARADIS & PENELOPE CRUZ Divya Dutta on the importance of connecting with people ‘Give importance to mental health’ Bollywood actress Divya Dutta emphasised the importance of mental health and human connection in this everchanging, tech-savvy world. Known for her roles in films like Chhaava, Blackmail, and Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Divya delivered a session on mental health at Billabong High International School in Mumbai on Monday. Divya talked about the importance of finding the right “balance” in life while living in a tech-savvy world. “I think we are living in a tech-savvy world where mobiles, chatGPTs, AI, and social media are so popular among people. Therefore, it is essential to maintain your composure and strike a balance in life,” Divya said. — ANI
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