Entertainment Highlights: Poonam Pandey Reveals She's Alive In VIDEO; Shahid On Deepfake Videos

Directed by Siddharth Anand, Hrithik Roshan-Deepika Padukone's latest aerial actioner titled 'Fighter' is continuing to mint money even in the second weekend as well. As per the reports, the movie made Rs 262 Crore worldwide. Audiences from overseas are loving the first-of-its-kind aerial action sequences made in Bollywood featuring the stellar cast including Anil Kapoor. The movie Fighter is expected to surpass Rs 300 Crore shortly.

Bollywood celebrities Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani have opted for an intimate two-day wedding celebration, scheduled to conclude on February 21st in Goa. It appears that their wedding festivities have commenced. The actress recently took to her Instagram account and shared a selfie, mentioning her participation in an Akhand Paath. According to reports, the wedding celebrations have begun. Rakul Preet looked stunning, draped in a purple shawl, and wrote, “#AkhandPaath #Waheguru.” She sported a subtle smokey-eye look and complemented it with a pink blush. Her selfie has garnered significant attention on the internet.

In Akshay Kumar's distinguished filmography, "Welcome" holds a prominent place as one of the most iconic films. Within its many memorable moments, the lively song "Uncha Lamba Kad" stands out, becoming synonymous with any joyous celebration. Recently, while shooting for his upcoming film "Bade Miyan Chote Miyan" in Jordan, Akshay Kumar delighted his fans by revisiting the iconic hookstep of the song. Joined by renowned choreographer Bosco Martis over the weekend, Akshay Kumar recreated the infectious energy of "Uncha Lamba Kad." Bosco Martis, sharing his excitement, posted a video of the duo grooving to the upbeat track.

Taking to social media, Uorfi Javed took a dig at Poonam Pandey for her fake death stunt. She wrote, "Hi guys I’m not dead, just spreading awareness about hangovers. When you’re drinking, you feel so alive, the next day, you feel dead 💀 but you don’t really die. Sorry the dead ain’t deading."

Chhavi Mittal has voiced her disappointment with Poonam Pandey for staging her own death. Pandey initially announced her demise on social media on Friday, only to surprise everyone on Saturday afternoon with the declaration, "I am alive." While the Lock Upp game star asserted that she simulated her death to raise awareness about cervical cancer, Chhavi Mittal has criticized the stunt as "highly insensitive." Chhavi Mittal, who is also a cancer survivor, told News18, “I think it was in bad taste for me, being a cancer survivor. I think it is not a joke to lose your life to a disease like that. A lot of people are trying their best to create awareness regarding cervical cancer, and so am I. I have done my bit and will continue to do my bit regarding cervical cancer. I think it could have been done a little more aesthetically."

Today, Poonam personally confronted the speculation on Instagram, affirming her well-being and disclosing the news as part of an awareness initiative. Nonetheless, the stunt has drawn criticism from her followers and potential legal ramifications, including purported fines of 10 lakh rupees and a five-year imprisonment, as reported by certain media sources.

Model-actor Poonam Pandey refutes death rumors, stating 'I'm here, alive' amid reports of her demise from cervical cancer. She used Instagram to announce her well-being and clarified that her intention was to raise awareness for cervical cancer, a cause that has claimed numerous lives.

Engaged in promoting their upcoming film "Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya," Shahid Kapoor and Kriti Sanon shared insights in a recent interview with India Today. They discussed the film's exploration of an 'impossible love story' within the realms of artificial intelligence (AI). Addressing the rise of deepfake videos, Shahid attributed the misuse of AI to human error, emphasizing the distinction between creations of man and those of a higher power.

During a conversation with a paparazzo in Mumbai on Friday, Munawar Faruqui expressed shock at the news of Poonam Pandey's death and raised suspicions of foul play. The Bigg Boss 17 winner called for a thorough investigation into the matter, describing Pandey as a "good human" whom he knew well. "I heard about Poonam and am unable to process this. She was a very good human, a great human indeed. Her heart was in the right place. I knew her well. I felt very strange hearing this. Since morning, I have been behaving differently, unable to process it. This can't be true," Munawar said.