‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’ premiere: Emotional Farah Khan hugs Aryan Khan; Salman and Aamir’s absence raises questions

Aryan Khan made his directorial debut with ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood,’ a satirical series exposing Bollywood’s chaos. The Mumbai premiere dazzled with stars like Farah Khan and Karan Johar, though Salman and Aamir Khan were absent. The Netflix series, streaming September 18, features cameos from Bobby Deol and others.

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IND vs SA: South Africa ‘quietly confident’ their spin trio can challenge India in Test series

South Africa’s coach Shukri Conrad is confident his spin attack can challenge India, drawing parallels to their WTC final win. He believes their spinners, Keshav Maharaj, Senuran Muthusamy, and Simon Harmer, are a stronger unit than before. Conrad anticipates an evenly fought, historic series, acknowledging India’s formidable home advantage and the IPL experience of his…

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Kyrie Irving is ahead of plan in ACL rehab and could return stronger than anyone expects this season

Kyrie Irving’s recovery from a torn ACL is progressing remarkably well, potentially allowing him to return to the Dallas Mavericks sooner than anticipated for the 2025-26 season. Team officials and Irving himself have expressed optimism about his progress. While Irving is sidelined, D’Angelo Russell will start as point guard, with Cooper Flagg also expected to…

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FIDC to oversee NBFCs as ‘self-regulatory body’

The Reserve Bank of India has officially designated the Finance Industry Development Council (FIDC) as the self-regulatory organisation (SRO) for Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs). This pivotal move aims to significantly enhance compliance, stimulate innovation, and drive overall sector growth. The decision follows a rigorous application process, with FIDC being the sole successful applicant.

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Original owners of Sanjan bungalow oppose sale

Original owners of a Sanjan bungalow are vehemently opposing its sale by the World Zoroastrian Organisation Trust Funds. The Davierwalla family sold the property at a below-market rate in 1997, stipulating it be used solely for Parsi-Irani community welfare. Concerns are raised about commercial exploitation, with a community group offering to buy it to keep…

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