Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Birthday Special: Top 5 songs of Disha Patani

Birthday Special: Top 5 songs of Disha Patani

Disha Patani started her Bollywood journey with the 2016 release M.S.Dhoni: The Untold Story. In these five years, Disha has featured in a few successful films and has grabbed the attention of the audience.

Today, Disha celebrates her 29th birthday, so let’s look at the list of top five songs of the actress…


Kaun Tujhe (M.S.Dhoni: The Untold Story)

We have to start the list with Kaun Tujhe from M.S.Dhoni: The Untold Story. It’s a romantic track and had become the love anthem when the film had released. Disha looked beautiful in the song, and her chemistry with Sushant Singh Rajput was amazing in the track.

Mundiyan (Baaghi 2)

The first time we saw Disha Patani dancing in a Bollywood film was in the track Mundiyan from Baaghi 2. The song also featured Tiger Shroff, but Disha too grabbed everyone’s attention. She looked stunning in the song, and her moves impressed the audience.

Slow Motion (Bharat)

The list would have been incomplete without the track Slow Motion from Bharat. The song was a chartbuster when it released, and Disha’s thumkas were excellent in it. She proved that she can carry a perfect Bollywood desi track effortlessly.

Hui Malang (Malang)

We have to say that with every song Disha has surprised the audiences. While Slow Motion was a perfect Bollywood dance number, Disha tried something different in the track Hui Malang from the movie Malang. The actress looked super hot in it.

Do You Love Me (Baaghi 3)

Last on the list we have Do You Love Me from Baaghi 3. Disha only featured in the film just for one song, and well, she stole the show with her amazing dance moves. She showcased some of the belly dancing moves in the track.

More For You

Billie Piper

Billie Piper reflects on filming an awkward sex scene with animal noises for Secret Diary of a Call Girl

Getty Images

Billie Piper says filming sex scene with animal noises in Netflix drama made her feel ‘wrong’

Billie Piper has opened up about a particularly uncomfortable moment from her time filming Secret Diary of a Call Girl, the ITV drama that stirred headlines when it first aired and is currently available to stream on Netflix until 29 May.

Long before she took on more mature roles, Piper was widely recognised as the beloved companion Rose Tyler in Doctor Who. But in 2007, she took a sharp turn, starring as Hannah Baxter, a London escort who goes by the alias Belle de Jour in a show based on a popular anonymous blog-turned-book.

Keep ReadingShow less
Vijay Deverakonda

Vijay Deverakonda transitions from romantic roles to action star with his upcoming film Kingdom

Instagram/thedeverakonda

Vijay Deverakonda’s romantic image takes a turn as 'Kingdom' kicks off a power-packed May

May is shaping up to be a milestone month for Vijay Deverakonda, with a new film, fresh music, and a spotlight on the romantic roles that made him a star.

Deverakonda, who shot to national fame with Arjun Reddy, has long been associated with intense, emotionally complex romantic leads. Whether as the self-destructive surgeon in Arjun Reddy or the soft-spoken charmer in Geetha Govindam, he carved a space for himself as the unconventional ‘loverboy’, sometimes unpredictable, many times flawed, but undeniably magnetic.

Keep ReadingShow less
Maaran

Abhishek Jain's Maaran explores the dark realities of patriarchy through the gripping survival stories of two women

Abhishek Jain's 'Maaran' is a gripping Gujarati survival thriller that exposes the dark side of patriarchy and power

In Maaran, director Abhishek Jain trades urban comfort for unsettling discomfort, presenting a grim world where women’s bodies are battlegrounds and silence is often enforced by fear. Set in an isolated village, the film drags the viewer into a reality that is as disturbing as it is familiar.

At the heart of the film are two women: Birwa and Tara. Strangers at first, they are bound by the same invisible chains that pull countless women into cycles of exploitation. Birwa is a victim of human trafficking; Tara is on the brink of becoming one. Their stories run parallel, then collide, in ways that shake them and us to the core. The film’s narrative doesn’t offer dramatic rescues or grand revenge. Instead, it focuses on the internal shifts that happen when survival becomes a woman’s only compass.

Keep ReadingShow less
Deepika Padukone  opens up about the physical toll of pregnancy

Their story offers a glimpse into the joys and challenges of modern parenthood

Getty

"There are days my back gives up" – Deepika Padukone opens up about the physical toll of pregnancy

Ranveer Singh has opened up about wife Deepika Padukone’s challenging journey into motherhood, revealing that since the birth of their daughter Dua, Deepika has often neglected her own health, battling mood swings, back pain and emotional strain—as she devotes herself entirely to their newborn.

In a candid joint interview with Marie Claire, the couple discussed the life-changing transition into parenthood. Deepika shared that the experience has brought immense joy, but also physical and emotional challenges she hadn’t fully anticipated. “There are days when my back gives up, and the body feels like it’s not mine,” she admitted. “It’s a constant adjustment—not just physically, but emotionally as well.”

Keep ReadingShow less