Mumbai: Bollywood star couple Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt recently had an eventful evening following Soni Razdan’s birthday dinner. The evening, however, took an unexpected turn as the paparazzi surrounded the couple, leading to a tense moment where Ranbir had to intervene to protect Alia from the crowd.
Ranbir Kapoor's latest look has sent the Internet into a frenzy. The actor's new appearance, featuring black shades, a stylish black shirt, and a fresh haircut, was revealed by celebrity hair stylist Aalim Hakim in a series of photos shared on Instagram. The post immediately caught the attention of fans, who filled the comments section with admiration for the star's makeover.
Alia Bhatt’s action-adventure film Jigra continues to experience a drop in its box office performance. On Day 5 (October 15), the film collected ₹1.60 crore, bringing its total domestic earnings to ₹19.85 crore, according to industry tracker Sacnilk. The movie, directed by Vasan Bala, had a Hindi occupancy rate of 10.68% on its first Tuesday.
Alia Bhatt's latest film, Jigra, has crossed the ₹15 crore mark at the box office, although it saw a slight dip in earnings on its third day. The film, which features Bhatt alongside Vedang Raina, recorded ₹5.65 crore in the domestic market on Sunday, according to Sacnilk. This brings the total collection to ₹16.75 crore.
Alia Bhatt's latest crime thriller Jigra has crossed the ₹10 crore milestone at the box office. According to industry tracker Sacnilk, the film earned ₹6.5 crore on its second day, bringing the total collection to ₹11.05 crore in the domestic market. Directed by Vasan Bala, Jigra features Alia Bhatt as Satya Anand and Vedang Raina as Ankur Anand, portraying a brother-sister duo at the heart of the story.
Vasan Bala's Jigra, starring Alia Bhatt, is an ambitious jailbreak thriller that rides on the shoulders of the talented actress. In this film, Bhatt takes on the role of Satyabhama Anand, a determined woman on a daring mission to rescue her younger brother from a high-security prison in a foreign land. Although the film follows familiar rescue-drama conventions, Jigra distinguishes itself by placing a woman at the center of the action and exploring the bond between a sister and her brother.