Top TV News: Divyanka Tripathi Mourns Pradeep Sarkar’s Demise, Kapil Sharma On People Taking An Offence Easily

It has been a busy day and while the day is coming to an end and the weekend is around the corner, keeping a tab on the news wouldn't have been easy. But we have come up with the big news for here to keep you updated with what happened in the telly world during the day. From Divyanka Tripathi Dahiya mourning the demise of legendary filmmaker Pradeep Sarkar, comedian Kapil Sharma talking about people taking offence easily these days and more.

Divyanka Tripathi Dahiya Mourns Pradeep Sarkar's Demise

As legendary filmmaker Pradeep Sarkar passed away today, Divyanka Tripathi Dahiya penned a heartfelt note for him and shared some throwback pics with him. She wrote, "You are gone too soon dada. I had to meet you...wanted to spend time with you and bhabhi. It's too sudden. All memories of you are gushing in. Your beaming smile, your positivity and your extreme dedication towards your craft. I won't be ready for this news for a long time".

Chhavi Mittal Suffers A Burn On Face; Seeks Remedy For A Quick Heal

Chhavi Mittal left her fans worried after she shared a video of herself giving a glimpse of a burn on her face. In the caption, Chhavi revealed that she accidentally burnt her face while tonging her hair and it has happened for the second time in her life. While the actress assured that she will be fine soon, she also sought suggestions for a quick heal.

Lataa Saberwal Diagnosed With Early Nodules In Voice Box; Says 'Loss Of Voice Is Feared'

Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai actress Lataa Saberwal left everyone shocked after she revealed that she has been diagnosed with early nodules in her voice box which, if not taken care of, can lead to her losing her voice. Lataa, in a post, wrote, Just visited the ENT for my throat. I have developed early nodules on my voice box hence I have been suggested complete voice rest for at least a week. I have been put on steroids as that is the only way it can heal. It is a serious issue if I don't take care, it can lead to permanent voice alteration or loss of voice is also feared."

Kapil Sharma Opens Up On People Taking An Offense Easily; Says, 'It Happens A Lot'

Comedian Kapil Sharma, in his recent interaction with Kareena Kapoor Khan's show What Women Want, opened up about people taking an offence very easily these days. He stated that it happens a lot these days. He even recalled how he was asked not to use the word 'paagal' as it might offend the people who are actually termed with the name.