08012026-LSTC-01.qxd 1/7/2026 7:58 PM Page 1 c m y b BABIL REMEMBERS IRRFAN KHAN On Irrfan Khan’s 59th birth anniversary, his son Babil Khan shared an emotional tribute recalling cherished memories. Posting rare childhood photos, Babil reflected on their deep bond with love. TRIBUNE Sweeney returns Life CHAT UP DHURANDHAR TRIUMPHS Ranveer Singh expressed pride in his ‘alma mater’ Yash Raj Films as Dhurandhar became the highestgrossing Hindi film ever, surpassing Pushpa 2. The Aditya Dhar–directed blockbuster crossed Rs 831 crore, setting new benchmarks for Indian cinema and marking a historic box office achievement. BIRTHDAY LOVE Sydney Sweeney is expected to return and executive produce The Housemaid’s sequel. Called The Housemaid’s Secret, the sequel will also be directed by Paul Feig. CHANDIGARH | THURSDAY | 8 JANUARY 2026 Stars make bold fashion statements on stage From sparkling glam to streetwear swagger, these artistes make every concert a style spectacle Actor Karan Singh Grover penned a heartfelt birthday wish for wife Bipasha Basu, calling her his “whole world” and expressing deep love and admiration. He shared an adorable photo of Bipasha with their daughter Devi, wishing her continued happiness and success as fans joined in celebrating her special day. C ONCERTS today are no longer just about the music — they are immersive visual experiences. Artistes now command the stage with a strong fashion identity, confident presence, and an unmistakable vibe that fans not only admire but actively emulate. From statement silhouettes to effortless confidence, these performers understand how to transform every live show into a defining style moment. Beyond vocals, they create lasting visual impressions, making each performance feel elevated, impactful, and memorable. Here are five artistes whose fashion choices and aura turn the stage into a powerful style statement. MODERN MAHARAJA: Diljit Dosanjh Diljit Dosanjh’s stage look here is a powerful expression of modern Punjabi royalty. Dressed in an all-black embellished kurta layered with flowing silhouettes, he commands attention with effortless authority. The black turban and dark sunglasses amplify his mystique, while leather gloves, a statement watch, and strapped accessories introduce a bold, almost futuristic edge. Every element feels intentional — rooted in tradition yet styled for a global stage. This look isn’t just fashion; it’s confidence, culture, and charisma fused together, embodying Diljit’s unmatched ability to turn heritage into high-impact performance style. PYAAR YA PAISA? MTV Splitsvilla returns with Season 16, Pyaar Ya Paisa, blending love and money with high drama. Hosted by Sunny Leone and Karan Kundrra, with Nia Sharma and Uorfi as mischief-makers, the show premieres January 9 on MTV India and JioHotstar. MINIMAL IMPACT: AP Dhillon AP Dhillon keeps his stage style clean, minimal, and sharply defined. He opts for an all-white ensemble featuring a fitted shirt or Tshirt paired with relaxed, baggy trousers — an aesthetic VICKAT NAME SON VIHAAN Bollywood couple Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal have now revealed the name of their newborn son, calling him their “ray of light”. The two, on Wednesday, took to their Instagram account to share a joint post announcing it. They also posted an adorable picture showing Katrina’s hand, Vicky’s hand, and their son’s tiny hand placed together. Alongside the photo, the duo added a caption announcing their son’s name as ‘Vihaan Kaushal.’ that stands out strikingly against darker stage settings. Minimal accessories, including a chain and subtle earrings, complement his signature fade haircut. His look reflects a calm, global, and premium sensibility, making it one of the most emulated styles among fans drawn to understated yet impactful streetwear. CHIC ELEGANCE: Dhvani Bhanushali Dhvani Bhanushali strikes the perfect balance between chic and edgy with her stage style in one of her recent concert in Kolkata. She opts for a black sleeveless mini dress featuring a square neckline and all-over sequin detailing, lending the look a high-shine appeal. Subtle silver and white floral embroidery near the hem adds a refined, luxe touch. Keeping accessories minimal with a black wristband and a metallic bracelet or watch, she lets the outfit take center stage. Her soft, open curls lend a relaxed concert-ready vibe. BOLD ROCKSTAR: Sunidhi Chauhan Sunidhi Chauhan’s stage presence is as powerful as her fashion choices. She embraces an allblack ensemble featuring a gold and black top paired with high-waisted shorts for her recent concert. The glossy fabric reflects the stage lights, amplifying the drama of her performance. Knee-high black leather boots complete the look, adding a bold rockstar edge. AP DHILLON STREET ELITE: Karan Aujla Karan Aujla’s look here embodies refined street luxury with an unmistakable edge. He steps into a sleek, quilted black puffer jacket that adds structure and dominance to his silhouette, balancing warmth with high-fashion appeal. The monochrome palette keeps the focus sharp, while layered diamond jewellery with initials KA and a bold watch inject unapologetic opulence. His tattoos, neatly groomed beard, and sharp fade amplify the raw confidence he carries effortlessly. This look feels controlled, powerful, and aspirational — perfectly capturing Aujla’s evolution into a global style icon rooted in street culture. DHVANI BHANUSHALI Sonu Sood advocates for stray dogs’ welfare Sonu Sood, widely celebrated as a real-life hero for his tireless humanitarian work, has once again used his voice to champion a cause rooted in empathy and responsibility but this time, for India’s stray animals. In a heartfelt message supporting animal welfare organisation Jeev Sabha, Sood spoke about the urgent need for humane and sustainable solutions to address the growing stray dog population and rabies-related concerns. “Namaskar, me hu Sonu Sood aur jaise me Indian hu, yaha pe paida aur rehne wale har stray dog bhi Indian hai, isliye unhe Indy bulaya jaata hai. Me sabse darkhast karta hu, ki jaise humne Covid jaisi bimari ka saamna kiya, waise hi vaccination aur sterilisation se jo stray dogs hai aur rabies jaisi jo bimari hai, unpe kaabu paaya jaa sakta hai,” he added. By advocating vaccination and sterilisation as long-term measures, Sonu Sood highlighted the importance of science-backed, humane approaches. His message strongly reinforces the idea that coexistence is possible when guided by awareness, empathy, and collective responsibility. “Let’s choose kindness, let’s choose solutions. I support Jeev Sabha. God bless you all. Take care,” he concluded. DILJIT DOSANJH SUNIDHI CHAUHAN KARAN AUJLA Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban finalise their divorce Hollywood actor Nicole Kidman has officially finalised her divorce with singer Keith Urban, ending their 19-year marriage. The Perfect Couple actor filed for divorce in September last year, citing “irreconcilable differences”, following which the former couple entered into an agreement in court on Tuesday. Reportedly, Kidman and Urban have agreed to waive all child and spousal support c m y b rights, with each being responsible for their own legal fees and expenses. “They are required to “behave with each other and each child so as to provide a loving, stable, consistent and nurturing relationship with the child, even though they are divorced. They will not speak badly of each other or the members of the family of the other parent. They will encourage each child to con- tinue to love the other parent and be comfortable in both families,” the court documents read. While the girls will be staying with their mother for 306 days of the year, Urban has been allotted to spend “every other weekend” with them. Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban tied the knot in 2006 and share two daughters — Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14. — ANI
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