In the 60s, 70s, and 80s, Dharmendra ruled the big screens. He was called one of the most handsome actors of Bollywood. Even now, in a year or two, he features a film and treats his fans with his amazing acting talent.
Well, one of the reasons people loved Dharmendra was because of his dialogue delivery. So, today on his 85th birthday, let’s look at the list of some of the iconic dialogues of the veteran actor…
Basanti in kutto ke samne mat nachna…
When I dead, police coming; police coming, budiya going jai. In jail budiya chakki peesing, and peesing, and peesing, and peesing, and peesing…
Is story mein emotion hai, drama hai, tragedy hai…
Kutte, kamine, main tera khoon pee jaoonga…
Ek ek ko chun chun ke maaronga, chun chun ke maaronga…
Oye illaka kutton ka hota hai, behen ke takke; sher ka nahi…
Kuch aur paane ki chaah, kuch aur behtar ki talaash, iss hie chakkar mein insaan apna sab kuch kho bhaithta hai joh uske paas hota hai. Talaash kabhi khatam nahi hoti, waqt khatam ho jaata hai…
Brooklyn Beckham spotted on £85m (₹903 crore) superyacht Project X in Saint-Tropez with Nicola Peltz and her billionaire parents.
His parents David and Victoria Beckham arrived two days later on their £16m (₹170 crore) yacht Seven.
The rift between Brooklyn and his family has deepened, reportedly over money and Nicola.
Sir Elton John is said to have attempted to mediate between the Beckhams and Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Beckham’s tense relationship with his famous parents has taken a fresh turn, this time on the waters of the French Riviera. The 26-year-old was recently seen holidaying on an £85m (₹903 crore) superyacht with his in-laws, while David and Victoria Beckham arrived separately just two days later on a significantly smaller vessel.
The yacht, named Project X, was rented by Nicola Peltz’s billionaire parents, Nelson and Claudia Peltz, for a reported £1.2m (₹12.7 crore) a week. The move has been described by insiders as a “financial flex,” especially given the scale of the yacht compared to David’s £16m (₹170 crore) boat Seven, which is less than half the size.
Brooklyn spotted on luxury yacht as Beckham family tensions grow Instagram @nicolapeltzbeckham
What is Brooklyn Beckham’s relationship like with his parents?
Brooklyn's once-close bond with David and Victoria has reportedly soured over time, with tensions escalating after he and Nicola skipped David’s 50th birthday celebrations earlier this year. The couple also failed to publicly acknowledge David’s long-awaited knighthood and Father’s Day, further fuelling speculation about the family fallout.
Insiders suggest that Brooklyn feels estranged from the Beckham household and has grown particularly close to his wife’s family in the US. "He just doesn’t feel like he fits into the Beckham family anymore," a source told The Mirror. "He believes Nicola was never fully accepted, and that’s driven a wedge."
Brooklyn Beckham’s emotional post deepens rift with parents David and Victoria Getty Images
How does the Peltz family’s yacht compare to the Beckhams’ vessel?
The contrast between the two yachts has raised eyebrows. Project X, at 260 feet, dwarfs Seven both in size and cost. It features a glass-sided pool, a spa, a 360-degree sun deck, and luxurious suites accommodating multiple guests with a crew of 28.
Meanwhile, David’s yacht, bought in 2022 and named Seven in honour of his shirt number and daughter Harper’s middle name, is a 130-foot vessel with five cabins, a spa bath, and water toys stored in a 65-foot garage. Despite being far from modest, the comparison shows the growing financial gap between Brooklyn’s current lifestyle and that of his birth family.
David and Victoria in their own yachtInstagram/victoriabeckham
Is there hope for a reconciliation with the Beckhams?
The feud appears to be widening. Brooklyn’s younger brothers, Romeo and Cruz, have reportedly unfollowed him and Nicola on social media, suggesting the fallout extends beyond just his parents.
However, there may be some hope. Brooklyn was recently seen dining with his godfather, Sir Elton John, in Cannes. Elton, a long-time family friend of the Beckhams, is believed to have attempted to mediate between the two parties. “He’s completely neutral and just wants everyone to be happy,” said a source. “He told them life is too short for such bitterness.”
Still, those close to Brooklyn suggest a reunion isn’t likely any time soon. “There’s too much water under the bridge,” one source noted. “Brooklyn sees the Peltz family as his own now.”
David Beckham, Victoria Beckham and Brooklyn Beckham attend the Louis Vuitton Menswear Fall/Winter 2018-2019 show Getty Images
What’s next for Brooklyn and Nicola?
Brooklyn continues to build his public persona as a culinary enthusiast and content creator, while Nicola remains close to her family in the US. The couple have been documenting their summer getaway through social media, including a photo of Brooklyn enjoying a beer with Nelson Peltz, and one of Nicola in a bath aboard the yacht.
They’ve also been spotted shopping at designer boutiques in Saint-Tropez, showing no signs of slowing down their luxury lifestyle, even if it comes with strained family ties.
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Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice features Emma Corrin and Olivia Colman in lead roles
• Netflix shares first image and complete cast list for Pride and Prejudice series • Emma Corrin stars as Elizabeth Bennet, with Olivia Colman as Mrs Bennet • The diverse ensemble includes newcomers and veteran actors • Series written by Dolly Alderton, directed by Heartstopper’s Euros Lyn
Netflix has officially kicked off production on its six-part limited series Pride and Prejudice, offering fans a first glimpse at its fresh interpretation of the Jane Austen classic. The first-look image features the Bennet sisters and their mother in full period costume, combining veteran star power with a rising, diverse cast. With Emma Corrin leading as Elizabeth Bennet and Olivia Colman as Mrs Bennet, the series is set to reintroduce Austen’s story to a new generation with a contemporary lens.
Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice features Emma Corrin and Olivia Colman in lead roles X/Netflix
Who stars in Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice adaptation?
The confirmed cast boasts a mix of celebrated names and new talent. Emma Corrin takes on the lead role of Elizabeth Bennet, joined by Jack Lowden as Mr Darcy, though notably absent from the first released photo. Olivia Colman plays the eccentric Mrs Bennet, while Rufus Sewell joins as Mr Bennet.
Freya Mavor appears as Jane Bennet, Rhea Norwood (from Heartstopper) as Lydia, and newcomers Hopey Parish and Hollie Avery step into their debut roles as Mary and Kitty. Additional cast includes Jamie Demetriou (Stath Lets Flats) as Mr Collins, Daryl McCormack (Knives Out 3) as Mr Bingley, Louis Partridge as Mr Wickham, and Siena Kelly as Caroline Bingley.
Supporting roles are filled by a richly diverse lineup including Anjana Vasan (We Are Lady Parts), Sebastian Armesto (Gangs of London), and Saffron Coomber (Three Little Birds).
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What makes this adaptation different from past versions?
This new Pride and Prejudice series promises to be a faithful retelling of Austen’s novel but filtered through a modern production approach. The inclusion of actors from varied backgrounds, such as South Asian actress Anjana Vasan and Black British actors like Saffron Coomber, adds a refreshing layer of representation not often seen in period dramas.
Writer Dolly Alderton, best known for Everything I Know About Love, aims to balance authenticity with accessibility. Speaking about her vision, she said, “Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is the blueprint for romantic comedy. It’s been a joy to find both familiar and fresh ways of bringing this beloved book to life.”
Director Euros Lyn, who helmed Heartstopper, brings a nuanced understanding of character-driven storytelling that resonates with younger audiences. The creative team also includes executive producers Laura Lankester, Will Johnston, and Louise Mutter, with Corrin herself taking on a co-executive producer role.
How are fans reacting to the new cast and first look?
The first image, posted by Netflix on X, features the Bennet women in a pastoral setting, draped in Regency fashion. Reactions have poured in, with many applauding the casting of Corrin and Colman. While some long-time Austen fans expressed nostalgia for earlier versions, especially the 1995 BBC adaptation, most expressed curiosity and excitement about the show’s direction.
A popular sentiment on social media was summed up by a fan post: “Where’s Mr Darcy? But in Olivia we trust!” Others welcomed the broader representation, hoping the series includes inclusive storylines that reflect today's social realities.
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When will Pride and Prejudice premiere on Netflix?
While no official release date has been announced yet, production has started in the UK as of July 2025. With its six-episode format, the series is expected to wrap filming later this year, likely setting the stage for a 2026 global premiere on Netflix.
Until then, fans of Austen and period dramas alike will be keeping a close eye on every update. With its fresh cast, ambitious vision, and loyal base of Janeites worldwide, Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice may well become one of the most talked-about adaptations yet.
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Mahavatar Narsimha is India’s top-grossing animated film of 2025
• Mahavatar Narsimha, India’s highest-grossing animated film of 2025, is set for a global release on 31 July. • Directed by Ashwin Kumar and presented by Hombale Films, the film earned over £2.08 million (₹21.95 crore) in its first four days. • It will open in the UK, Australia, Europe, Singapore, and Malaysia this week. • The movie is the first part of a decade-long animated cinematic universe on Lord Vishnu’s avatars.
After a powerful domestic debut on 25 July 2025, Mahavatar Narsimha is now heading for a wide international release. The mythological animated film, directed by Ashwin Kumar, will begin screening across the UK, Australia, Europe, Singapore, and Malaysia starting 31 July. With strong box office figures and growing global interest in Indian mythological storytelling, the movie is set to break new ground for Indian animation overseas.
Theatrical release of Mahavatar Narsimha expands globally from July 31 Instagram/hombalefilms
Where is Mahavatar Narsimha releasing internationally?
Following its blockbuster success in India, where it grossed over £2.08 million (₹21.95 crore) in just four days, Mahavatar Narsimha is now confirmed to release in key international territories. Audiences in the UK, Australia, Europe, Singapore, and Malaysia can watch the film in theatres from Wednesday, 31 July.
The announcement was made by Hombale Films via social media, using the tagline: “The roar goes global.”
Distributors such as Tolly Movies and DMY Creation are handling the international rollout in Australia and Malaysia respectively, while Europe’s release will be managed by 4SeasonCreation.
The film is a retelling of the mythological story of Narsimha, the fourth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Set during the Satya Yuga, it follows the tale of demon king Hiranyakashyap, who seeks revenge against Vishnu for his brother’s death. Blessed with immense power, Hiranyakashyap becomes a tyrant, until his son Prahlad’s devotion to Lord Vishnu leads to divine intervention. When the king attempts to harm his own child, Vishnu takes the form of Narsimha, half-man, half-lion, to restore cosmic order.
Indian mythological film Mahavatar Narsimha heads to international cinemasInstagram/hombalefilms
Who made Mahavatar Narsimha and what’s next?
The film is directed by Ashwin Kumar and produced by Kleem Productions’ Shilpaa Dhawan, Kushal Desai, and Chaitanya Desai. Music is composed by Sam CS, known for his intense background scores. While the voice cast has been kept under wraps, the film has been praised for its high production values and immersive sound design.
Hombale Films, which previously delivered hits like KGF Chapter 2 and Kantara, has announced that Mahavatar Narsimha is the first in a seven-part mythological animated franchise exploring the avatars of Lord Vishnu. The upcoming titles include:
Critics have noted the film’s ambition and emotional depth. Many praised it for its sincerity and called it a bold step forward for Indian animated mythological cinema. Audiences, particularly families, have responded positively to the film’s visuals, storyline, and messaging. With a steady rise in ticket sales and strong word of mouth, Mahavatar Narsimha is being viewed as a turning point for original Indian animated features.
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Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour breaks country music records
She now holds the title of highest-grossing Black artist and R&B artist of all time.
The tour featured 32 sold-out shows across the US, UK, and Europe.
The final show in Las Vegas included guest appearances by Jay-Z, Destiny’s Child, and Shaboozey.
Beyoncé has officially rewritten the rulebook on country music touring. Her Cowboy Carter world tour has become the highest-grossing country tour in history, pulling in over £300 million (₹31,680 crore), according to concert promoter Live Nation.
The tour also cemented Beyoncé’s place in music history as the highest-grossing Black artist and the top-earning R&B artist ever. In a further milestone, she becomes the first woman and American act to headline two separate tours that each grossed more than £300 million (₹31,680 crore), following her Renaissance world tour in 2023.
Cowboy Carter becomes Beyoncé’s biggest tour yetInstagram/beyonce
How many shows did Beyoncé perform on the Cowboy Carter tour?
The Cowboy Carter tour spanned 32 stadium dates across North America and Europe, including stops in the UK and France. Kicking off in Los Angeles in April, the tour included a mix of Beyoncé’s country chart-toppers like Texas Hold ’Em and 16 Carriages.
The final performance took place in Las Vegas on 26 July, ending with surprise appearances from her husband Jay-Z, Destiny’s Child bandmates, and country star Shaboozey.
The tour was more than just a commercial triumph; it was a carefully curated celebration of Black artistry in country music, with Beyoncé using her platform to spotlight long-overlooked Black country artists, several of whom appear on her Cowboy Carter album.
Why is Beyoncé’s shift to country music so significant?
Beyoncé’s move into country music was met with resistance from certain industry circles and audiences. In 2016, her Country Music Awards performance triggered backlash, with critics questioning whether her music fit the genre. The response included racist remarks on social media, revealing the genre's historical exclusion of Black artists.
Fast forward to 2025, Beyoncé not only released a country-focused album but became the first Black woman to win Best Country Album at the Grammy Awards.
Beyoncé earns over £300 million from country world tourInstagram/beyonce
How does Cowboy Carter compare to Taylor Swift’s Eras tour?
While Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour set a record for country music, Taylor Swift’s Eras tour remains the highest-grossing tour overall, crossing the £1.54 billion (₹1.63 lakh crore) mark globally.
Still, Beyoncé’s achievement is notable not only for its commercial scale but for its cultural impact, bringing diversity and inclusion to a genre that has often lacked both.
In terms of total reach and revenue, Cowboy Carter may not have topped Swift's numbers, but it opened new doors for genre crossover success and certainly challenged the traditional boundaries of country music.
With Cowboy Carter, Beyoncé has expanded her artistic identity and cultural impact. From pop and R&B to now country, she continues to push boundaries, both creatively and commercially.
Beyoncé makes history with top-grossing country tourGetty Images
As her tour numbers climb and award wins stack up, Beyoncé is not just breaking records but reshaping the landscape of American music.
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Bonnie Blue says she had sex with 1000 men in a day in new Channel 4 doc
Bonnie Blue, real name Tia Billinger, claims she had sex with 1,057 men in 12 hours for a stunt filmed for her now-banned OnlyFans.
New Channel 4 documentary 1,000 Men and Me offers unfiltered access to her life, family, and motivations.
Despite her £1.5 million (₹17.4 crore) monthly earnings, the film exposes loneliness, backlash, and ethical concerns around her viral rise.
The documentary airs on Channel 4 on Tuesday, 29 July at 10pm.
British adult performer Bonnie Blue, who stunned the internet earlier this year with her claim of sleeping with over 1,000 men in a single day, is the subject of a new Channel 4 documentary that explores her rise to online infamy and the unsettling reality behind the scenes. The film, 1,000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, charts the life of the 26-year-old OnlyFans star (real name Tia Billinger), revealing a complex portrait of a woman who’s made millions monetising outrage.
Once an office worker from Derbyshire, Bonnie now earns up to £1.5 million (₹17.4 crore) per month from explicit content, much of it shared on Fansly, after OnlyFans banned her following the viral "1,000-men" challenge. But behind the shock value, the documentary raises deeper questions about consent, exploitation, and the mainstreaming of extreme pornographic content.
Adult star Bonnie Blue breaks silence on shocking 1000 men world recordInstagram/bonnie_blue_xox
Why did Bonnie Blue sleep with 1,000 men?
The headline-grabbing stunt, which saw Bonnie invite 1,057 men to have sex with her over 12 hours, is presented in the documentary with all its surreal logistics: 1,600 condoms, 20 tubes of lube, dozens of balaclavas, and 41 seconds per participant. Filmed with consent and security in place, Bonnie maintains it was both a personal choice and a business decision.
But as the footage plays out, the spectacle is far less glamorous than its online reputation suggests. Male participants line up like customers at a theme park, while Bonnie chews a doughnut between rounds. No STI checks, no emotional safeguards, just a camera and an audience.
What does the documentary reveal about Bonnie’s personal life?
Despite her brash persona and inflammatory quotes ("I like ‘barely legal or barely breathing’ men"), the film peels back the layers of a guarded and often isolated young woman. Bonnie lives with her videographer and employs most of her family, including her mother, who proudly supports her daughter’s career despite initial shock.
The doc captures moments of eerie calm: Bonnie doing puzzles, discussing death threats, and reflecting on a friendship circle reduced to her staff. She hasn’t left home alone in six months due to constant abuse online. “Someone will eventually throw acid at me,” she says matter-of-factly.
Bonnie Blue reveals dark truth behind 1000 men sex marathonInstagram/bonnie_blue_xox
What impact is Bonnie Blue having on online sex culture?
Bonnie’s actions have divided public opinion and stirred fierce debate within the sex work community. Critics, including fellow OnlyFans star Sophie Rain, argue that Bonnie’s stunts are degrading and harmful, particularly for younger audiences who now encounter her clips across TikTok and Instagram.
Her support for controversial figures like Andrew Tate further muddies her image. When challenged on his misogynistic views, Bonnie shrugs off the concerns, saying women “should look in the mirror and take responsibility.” Her repeated attacks on “lazy wives” and “fat women” only deepen the sense that her content is crafted more for provocation than empowerment.
Bonnie Blue’s 1000 men claim resurfaces as Channel 4 airs new documentaryInstagram/bonnie_blue_xox
Is Bonnie Blue a victim, villain or just a marketer?
Filmmaker Victoria Silver struggles to pin down her subject. Bonnie refuses to discuss trauma, denies being exploited, and insists she simply enjoys sex and money. Yet beneath the bravado, the film captures fleeting moments of vulnerability, including a revealing scene where her face, just off camera, slips into an expression of fatigue and boredom.