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Big B left Shabana’s birthday bash after seeing Rekha

Politician Amar Singh shared an anecdote about Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha. He recounted an incident where Amitabh left a party upon seeing Rekha. Singh suggested this avoidance indicated a past relationship between the two stars. The story resurfaced years later, fueling ongoing speculation about their connection. Amitabh Bachchan continues his successful career in films and television.

MrBeast’s Selfie With Shah Rukh, Salman, And Aamir Khan Sends Internet Into A Meltdown

The internet went into overdrive after global YouTube sensation MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, dropped what fans are calling “the picture of the year” — a single frame featuring Bollywood’s legendary trio: Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, and Aamir Khan. MrBeast with the Three Khans The photo, clicked at the Joy Forum 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on October 16, was shared by MrBeast on his Instagram story with the teasing caption, “Hey India, should we all do something together?” The cryptic message immediately sparked a wave of excitement, with fans speculating about a potential collaboration between the YouTube star and the three biggest names in Indian cinema. In the viral snap, Shah Rukh and Salman exude sophistication in sharp tailored suits, while Aamir opts for a fusion look — a black kurta paired with white trousers. MrBeast complements the trio in an all-black ensemble, flashing his trademark smile beside the Bollywood icons. Fans can’t keep calm The image has taken social media by storm, with X (formerly Twitter) users flooding timelines with reactions and theories. One fan quipped, “After Ambani, only MrBeast has brought all three Khans together in one frame!” Another wrote, “SRK, Salman, and Aamir with MrBeast. MrBeast’s next collab or what??” The photo holds rare significance for Bollywood followers. Despite ruling Hindi cinema for over three decades, the three Khans — once fierce box-office rivals — are seldom seen together in public. Over the years, Shah Rukh and Salman have rekindled their friendship, while Aamir continues to share a cordial bond with both. Their last known public appearance together was at the screening of Aamir’s Sitaare Zameen Par in Mumbai. The trio also reportedly made cameo appearances in Aryan Khan’s directorial debut web series The Ba**ds of Bollywood*, though they did not share screen space. About the Joy Forum 2025 The Joy Forum 2025 was held under the patronage of His Excellency Turki Alalshikh, Chairman of Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority (GEA). The grand event brought together some of the biggest global names in entertainment, including Dana White, Shaquille O’Neal, Terry Crews, Gary Vaynerchuk, Lee Jung-Jae, and Ryan Seacrest. Leading entertainment brands like Netflix, WWE, DAZN, UFC, Sky Sports, and MBC Studios were also in attendance.

95 kg to 65 kg: How Sonakshi lost 30 kg for Dabangg

Sonakshi Sinha underwent a remarkable 30 kg weight loss before her 'Dabangg' debut. Her fitness journey involved rigorous morning workouts, including Pilates, and a balanced diet emphasizing protein. Despite facing body-shaming post-transformation, Sonakshi remains unfazed, highlighting her dedication. She was last seen in 'Nikita Roy' and is set for the Telugu film 'Jatadhara'.

Who is Niklas Elmehed: The man behind the iconic illustrations of the 2025 Nobel laureates

Stockholm artist Niklas Elmehed crafts the iconic gold-and-black Nobel Prize portraits, a visual spectacle since 2012. Working under strict secrecy, he hand-paints each laureate's image within hours of their announcement. His distinctive style, blending classical and modern elements, adds prestige and a unique identity to the world's most celebrated minds, transforming news into timeless art.

Singapore Police Find No Suspicion of Foul Play In Zubeen Garg’s Death, Investigation Ongoing

Nearly a month after the sudden passing of singer Zubeen Garg, Singapore Police have clarified that there is currently no evidence of foul play in the case, though an investigation remains underway. Authorities also addressed the “speculation” and “false information” circulating online regarding the 52-year-old ‘Ya Ali’ singer’s untimely death. Garg’s death, which occurred during a yacht outing while he was in Singapore for the North East India Festival, sent shockwaves across India, particularly in his home state of Assam. So far, five individuals have been arrested in connection with the incident, including event organiser Shyamkanu Mahanta, Garg’s manager Siddharth Sharma, his cousin and suspended APS officer Sandipan Garg, and two PSOs, including Nandeswar Bora. The Singapore Police stated that the case is being handled under Singapore’s Coroners Act. Preliminary investigations have not indicated any foul play. “The SPF is committed to conducting a thorough and professional investigation into the case, and this takes time. We seek the patience and understanding of the parties involved. Meanwhile, we urge the public not to speculate and spread unverified information,” the statement read. The authorities noted that the investigation could take up to three months. Once concluded, the findings will be submitted to the state coroner, who will determine whether a coroner’s inquiry—a review of the police findings, is necessary. The final results will be made public after the process is complete.

Focus on growth investing and emerging businesses helped our funds outperform the market: Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund MD & CEO

Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund's success stems from a sharp focus on growth investing, identifying companies with sustained high-growth potential, believes Prateek Agrawal, Managing Director and CEO of Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund. Their QGLP philosophy guides them to build concentrated portfolios, deliberately deviating from benchmarks to capture superior earnings growth.

What the Myanmar earthquake taught us: Why sonic boom quakes are no longer science fiction

Myanmar's 2025 magnitude-7.7 earthquake revealed 'sonic boom' or supershear quakes, where ruptures travel faster than seismic waves. This phenomenon amplifies ground motion and damage in specific directions, challenging existing seismic risk assessments and building codes worldwide. Experts now urge a reassessment of hazard maps and infrastructure to prepare for these powerful, directional seismic events.

Global economic turmoil: IMF wants world leaders, central banks to 'buckle up'; here's the 4-pronged strategy it recommends

Amidst global economic turmoil, the IMF urges world leaders to 'buckle up' with a four-pronged strategy. This involves building fiscal buffers, strengthening trusted institutions, deepening trade ties, and fostering private sector innovation through technology adoption and infrastructure investment. The IMF also revised growth forecasts upwards, noting less severe impacts from trade tensions than initially feared.

Diwali Muhurat Trading 2025: How To Kickstart Your Portfolio For Samvat 2082

By Amit Suri As diyas light up homes and joy fills the air, the stock markets prepare for their annual celebration, Muhurat Trading. This special one hour session held on Diwali evening marks the beginning of the new Hindu calendar year Samvat 2082. For many investors, it is not just a trading window but a ritual of hope and renewal, a moment to invite prosperity for the year ahead. Over the years, benchmark indices such as the Sensex and Nifty have often closed the session on a positive note. But while the optimism is heartening, it is worth remembering that real wealth is not built in an hour; it is built patiently over time through discipline and consistency. Muhurat as a Mindset Utilise Muhurat Trading to establish your intention of not chasing quick returns. You could buy a share in a strong company or add to an existing mutual fund as a symbolic start. The act itself is a reminder of what matters most in investing- optimism, patience, and discipline. Think Systematic, Not Sporadic When the lamps fade and the festivities end, carry the spirit of Samvat forward through systematic investing. Regular SIPs in equity or balanced mutual funds can help you benefit from the power of compounding. Even small monthly investments, when done consistently, can grow into substantial wealth over time. Diversify for Stability While equities often grab attention during bullish times, relying only on them can be risky. Build a balanced portfolio by including debt funds for stability, gold for diversification and perhaps a small portion in global or thematic funds for growth opportunities. Within equities, too, spread your investments across various sectors, such as finance, consumer goods, infrastructure, and technology, to reduce concentration risk. Review and Rebalance Markets move quickly, and your portfolio’s balance can shift without notice. Review it every few months and rebalance when needed. Trim areas that have grown too large and add to those that are lagging. This keeps your investments aligned with your goals and comfort level. Stay Invested and Ignore the Noise Every year brings new uncertainties, elections, policy changes, and global events. It is easy to be swayed by headlines, but investors who stay invested through volatility tend to do better than those who try to time every move. In the long run, time in the market always beats timing the market. Link Investments to Goals Money becomes meaningful when it is tied to a purpose. Map your investments to life goals, your child’s education, a home, or retirement. A goal-based approach helps you stay focused and prevents emotional reactions during market ups and downs. As we step into Samvat 2082, let Muhurat Trading be the spark, not the entire fire. That symbolic purchase on Diwali is like planting a seed of prosperity. What helps it grow is regular care, consistent investing, mindful review, and patience. The markets may glitter on Diwali night, but true wealth shines for those who keep their financial light glowing all year long. (The author is a mutual fund distributor & founder of AUM Wealth) [Disclaimer: The opinions, beliefs, and views expressed by the various authors and forum participants on this website are personal and do not reflect the opinions, beliefs, and views of ABP News Network Pvt Ltd.]

IRCTC tatkal tickets: Planning a last-minute trip this festive season? Check top points on train ticket booking

Indian Railways braces for a surge in passengers during Diwali and Chhath, especially in Northern India. Securing Tatkal tickets remains a challenge due to high demand. Advance preparation, utilizing IRCTC's master list, quick payment options, and exploring alternative trains are key strategies for travelers. The article outlines a step-by-step booking process for Tatkal tickets.

US Singer Mary Millben Criticises Rahul Gandhi On X: 'Return To Your I Hate India Tour'

US singer and cultural ambassador Mary Millben on Friday took aim at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, responding sharply to his recent criticisms of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Millben, known for her public praise of PM Modi, told Gandhi to “return to your ‘I hate India tour’” and questioned his suitability to lead the country. “You are wrong, @RahulGandhi. PM @narendramodi is not afraid of President Trump. PM Modi understands the long game, and his diplomacy with the US is strategic. Just as @POTUS will always put America's interests first, so will PM Modi do what is best for India. And I applaud that. That's what Heads of State do,” Millben said. She further added, “I don't expect you to understand this type of leadership because you don't possess the acumen to be the PM of India. Best to return to your ‘I hate India’ tour that has an audience of one – you.” Triggered By Gandhi’s Post On Trump Millben’s comments came a day after Gandhi alleged on X that PM Modi is “frightened of Trump.” He claimed the Prime Minister “allows” Trump to decide and announce India’s stance on Russian oil, continues sending congratulatory messages despite repeated snubs, and “does not contradict” the US President on Operation Sindoor. Millben’s Connection With PM Modi Mary Millben first met PM Modi in June 2023 during his US state visit. She performed the Indian national anthem at the Ronald Reagan Building and later touched PM Modi’s feet to seek his blessings, a moment widely covered in international media. Trump’s Russian Oil Claim And India’s Response Earlier this week, US President Donald Trump asserted that PM Modi had assured him India would stop buying oil from Russia, justifying the US tariff measures against New Delhi. “He's assured me there will be no oil purchases from Russia. He can't do it immediately. It's a little bit of a process, but the process is going to be over soon,” Trump claimed. India has not confirmed any such commitment. Responding to Trump’s statement, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, “India is a significant importer of oil and gas. It has been our consistent priority to safeguard the interests of the Indian consumer in a volatile energy scenario. Our import policies are guided entirely by this objective. Ensuring stable energy prices and secured supplies have been the twin goals of our energy policy. This includes broad-basing our energy sourcing and diversifying as appropriate to meet market conditions.” Jaiswal added, “Where the US is concerned, we have for many years sought to expand our energy procurement. This has steadily progressed in the last decade. The current Administration has shown interest in deepening energy cooperation with India. Discussions are ongoing.”

'Kantara: Chapter 1' box office collection day 16 (LIVE)

Rishab Shetty's 'Kantara: Chapter 1' has achieved historic box office success, becoming the highest-grossing film ever in Karnataka and nearing ₹200 crore in the state alone. The film's nationwide reach and a significant boost from a higher average ticket price have propelled its impressive performance, with domestic totals now exceeding ₹485 crore and heading towards ₹500 crore.

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