‘Aankhon mein sapne liye ghar se hum chal to diye… jaane ye raahein ab le jaayengi kahaan…’ These lyrics touch the hearts of those who embark on journeys away from home, leaving behind their familiar surroundings. The song is ‘Tanha Dil,’ which was released 25 years ago and continues to be a beloved anthem.

Shaan shared the story behind the song during an interview with TV9 Bharatvarsh. He mentioned his musical heritage, stemming from his father, Manas Mukherji, who was a prominent figure in Bengali cinema. This upbringing fostered his passion for music. Shaan began singing jingles for advertisements during his childhood and, at the age of 15-16, decided to pursue music professionally.

‘Tanha Dil’ is a special song for Shaan. He revealed that the song was created after the tune was composed by Ram Sampath. Shaan dedicated the song to his friends who had moved away, emphasizing the song’s significance in reminding him of them. The song is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.

When asked if she views Pawan Singh in a certain way and whether she is afraid of him, Aamrapali Dubey responded humorously, “He calls me Pandit ji, and why would he scare me? He is afraid of me. He says that you are my female version.”

Rana revealed he was actively involved in politics during his college years. He recalled a time when his friends were beaten by police officers, prompting him to confront the officers. Rana explained that growing up in the Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh, he was raised with a specific definition of a ‘man’, someone who stands up and fights for what is right. He also shared his definition of a ‘woman’ as someone who possesses the ‘key’ to fight for justice.

Rana spoke about how, during his formative years, he engaged in actions that might not align with the norms of a civilized society. He noted the police are often deployed to manage situations, and sometimes, unintended events occur. Interestingly, during his college political days, Rana, who once confronted the police officer, later protested against him. He clarified that his actions were driven by his belief in truth and justice.

Rana’s involvement in college activism worried his family, who feared he might fail his exams. However, he proudly recounted how he achieved a first-division pass, celebrating with a procession with drums and his mark sheet to share the good news with his family.

Priyanka Chopra and Annu Kapoor had worked together in the film ‘Saat Khoon Maaf,’ which was released in 2011. Annu was questioned about a controversy related to the film. Notably, Priyanka had refused to do a kissing scene with Annu in the movie, where they played a married couple. Now, Annu revealed on the TV9 stage why Priyanka Chopra did not do the kissing scene with him in ‘Saat Khoon Maaf’.

Drinking alcohol is common at Bollywood parties. However, Akshay Kumar prefers to stay away from these glamorous parties. He usually goes to bed between 8 and 9 p.m., making it difficult for him to attend parties. Moreover, the actor keeps himself away from alcohol as he pays special attention to his fitness.

Akshay Kumar once shared with Salman Khan what he does after drinking some wine. A video of Akshay with Salman Khan is going viral on social media. This video is from Salman’s show ‘Dus Ka Dum’, where Akshay Kumar had come to promote his film. The video is quite old.

Akshay stated, “There is an occasion… a wife’s birthday… or mine, so I drink a little wine. I drink so much wine that I get drunk.” At this, Salman said he also gets drunk. Akshay then continued, “Let me tell you… people dance, sing, get angry, and fall when drunk. But it’s weird with me… I start cooking. I come to my senses.” The audience burst out laughing after hearing Akshay’s statement. Akshay has mentioned many times that he avoids drinking and late-night parties because he needs to wake up early and work on his fitness. At the age of 57, the actor is very fit and an inspiration to other stars. Even today, he prefers to perform his film stunts himself.

The actress believes this teaches her daughter the value of money. She tries to explain how difficult it is to earn money, which is why she has her daughter do chores. She doesn’t let Palak overspend. She has established rules for everything, which both her children follow.