DILJIT x SHAKIRA? Desi Hips Don't Lie Collab Hinted

Did Diljit Dosanjh just confirm a collab with Shakira? At the Billboard Summit 2025, the Punjabi superstar revealed that Shakira invited him to her tour and suggested doing an Indian version of 'Hips Don't Lie' after their iconic Met Gala meetup. Watch this space for what could be the most unexpected global crossover of the year.
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Time of India

28 minutes ago

• Time of India

Indian businessman gifts a custom pink Rolls-Royce to his 1-year-old daughter. Internet says, ‘We are not impressed'

In a world where over-the-top gestures are increasingly the norm on social media, Indian businessman Satish Sanpal may have just redefined extravagance. Celebrating Father's Day in Dubai , Sanpal stunned the internet by gifting his one-year-old daughter, Isabella, a custom-built pink Rolls-Royce—complete with monogrammed interiors, a personalized note, and a 'Congratulations, Isabella' nameplate. The video, originally posted on Instagram , features the founder of ANAX Developments arriving at the luxury showroom with his wife Tabinda and toddler in tow. What follows is a scene straight out of a luxury lifestyle reel: pink balloons, music, dancing, and a glittering car unveiled for a child who, quite literally, can't even drive it for another 17 years. But this wasn't Isabella's first brush with grandeur. In February, her first birthday party was a jaw-dropping spectacle held at Atlantis The Royal, one of Dubai's most opulent hotels. The venue was transformed into a winter wonderland with artificial snow, icy chandeliers, and white trees, all topped off with appearances by Bollywood stars like Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Tamannaah Bhatia, Atif Aslam, and Nora Fatehi. Isabella made her entrance in a princess carriage wearing a ball gown that might've made Cinderella blush. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The UK's Best-Selling Relief Shoe Has Just Been Named The 2025 Test Winner. Daily Buzz Report Undo View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Dubai | لوڤن دبي (@lovindubai) A Dubai dad moment; or a viral misfire? While the Instagram caption praised Sanpal's lavish gesture as the ultimate 'Dubai Dad' moment, not everyone on the internet was swooning. Comments ranged from sarcastic to critical. One user noted, 'Must be a really nice feeling when you get gifted something so special, knowing you cannot use it for the next 17 years.' Another quipped, 'It's a tacky and flashy display of wealth and just proves that money does not buy class.' Others pointed out the absurdity of giving a toddler a high-end car when 'small kids are the happiest with empty containers and boxes.' Given the flashy nature of Instagram post, a commentor wrote, "Another show off, we are not impressed sorry." You Might Also Like: Chennai IT company employees get surprise Creta SUVs as gifts as it marks 10th anniversary Luxury or lunacy? While gifting luxury cars isn't unheard of in the world of billionaires and Instagram influencers, the gesture has sparked broader conversations around parenting, wealth display, and whether such ostentatious acts make meaningful memories or just eye-rolls. In a country like India, where millions of children grow up without basic amenities, such gestures inevitably invite scrutiny—especially when shared online with cinematic flair. While Sanpal might see it as a father's way of showing boundless love, the jury of the internet seems divided between awe and exhaustion. For now, baby Isabella has a Rolls-Royce she can't drive, a designer wardrobe she'll outgrow in months, and a social media footprint most adults would envy. As for the rest of us? We're still debating whether this was a parenting flex or just another tone-deaf showcase in the age of viral opulence. You Might Also Like: Did Zerodha's Nithin Kamath gift 'BMWs, Audis, Mercedes' to top employees as bonuses?

India.com

43 minutes ago

• India.com

Kuberaa Roars Into Theatres: 6 Reasons Why This Film Is A Must-Watch THIS Weekend

photoDetails english 2919725 With a stellar cast, daring direction, and cinematic finesse, Kuberaa is not just another big-ticket release; it's a cinematic event. Updated:Jun 21, 2025, 08:41 PM IST Kuberaa 1 / 8 Directed by the ever-inventive Sekhar Kammula and starring powerhouses like Nagarjuna, Dhanush, and Rashmika Mandanna, the film has been making serious waves for all the right reasons. If you're still on the fence about watching it, here are 7 compelling reasons to experience Kuberaa this weekend: Nagarjuna in a Bold, Career-Defining Role 2 / 8 Stepping far outside his comfort zone, Nagarjuna delivers a powerful, brooding performance that could redefine his career. His portrayal of a morally ambiguous character is nuanced, layered, and magnetic, proving once again that age is no barrier to reinvention. Dhanush's Career-Best Performance 3 / 8 Dhanush brings depth, ferocity, and remarkable subtlety to a role that plays perfectly to his strengths. It's a performance that lingers, one that critics and fans are already calling his best yet. Rashmika Mandanna in a Fierce, Author-Backed Role 4 / 8 In a role that's fierce, unglamorous, and emotionally demanding, Rashmika proves her mettle with a performance that is both grounded and gut-punching. She holds her own with grace and grit alongside two titans of Indian cinema. Sekhar Kammula's Bold New Cinematic Language 5 / 8 Known for his slice-of-life storytelling, Kammula reinvents himself with a gritty, genre-defying film. His blend of non-linear narrative, visual poetry, and political undertones makes Kuberaa a fresh and compelling watch. Haunting Visuals & Unforgettable Soundtrack 6 / 8 DSP's music adds texture and emotion, while Niketh Bommireddy's cinematography transforms each frame into visual poetry. The technical finesse enhances the immersive storytelling without ever overwhelming it. Pan-India Appeal 7 / 8 Releasing in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi, Kuberaa connects across cultures with its emotionally rich storytelling. The themes of power, justice, and redemption hit home universally, making it resonate with diverse audiences. Kuberaa Release 8 / 8 Kuberaa is now playing in cinemas worldwide, offering audiences an unforgettable cinematic experience across languages and regions.

Hindustan Times

an hour ago

• Hindustan Times

Detective Sherdil review: Who killed the billionaire in this wannabe Knives Out feat. Diljit Dosanjh? Not suspense, that

Detective Sherdil movie review Director: Ravi Chhabriya Cast: Diljit Dosanjh, Diana Penty, Boman Irani, Ratna Pathak Shah, Chunky Panday, and Banita Sandhu Star Rating: ★★.5 The bigger mystery than the one explored in Detective Sherdil is why the lead star hasn't promoted the film. There isn't a post on Diljit Dosanjh's Instagram profile in recent times about it, but posts galore about his next theatrical release, Sardaarji 3. Detective Sherdil movie review: Diljit Dosanjh plays the titular investigator in the film. Anyway, coming back to Detective Sherdil, it's a story revolving around a detective who gets involved in a case involving a billionaire's (Boman Irani) murder in broad daylight. Suspects are his family, comprising a wife, brother-in-law, daughter and many more. Detective Sherdil appears to be more intelligent than it really is. A multitude of characters form the cast- Banita Sandhu as Pankaj Bhatti's daughter Shanti, Diana Penty as Natasha, Chunky Panday as Bodhi Mama, Sumeet Vyas and more give it a proper Knives Out setting, and that's also my pet peeve with a host of thriller films- they all inevitably end up looking and feeling the same. Housefull 5- a group of people are investigated for a billionaire's murder aboard a cruise, Vidya Balan's Neeyat in 2023, which was again about- you guessed it right- a billionaire's murder. So then, the only real innovation can happen in the big reveal. The performances Diljit's Detective Sherdil spouts one-liners, comes close to breaking the fourth wall, but there is nothing concrete, really, that he comes up with. If anything, he's an average detective. He comes up with an analysis of what could have happened at the crime scene and with the different suspects, but none of it is convincing enough. And the done-to-death storyline doesn't help either. Sagar Bajaj, Ravi Zafar and Ali Abbas Zafar have been credited for the writing. The runtime is under two hours, so thankfully, it doesn't get stretched. But the plot development is linear, with a lack of shocking twists. Diljit's cool dude energy comes off a bit pretentious at times. Diana, as a no-nonsense detective working with Sherdil, is passable. Boman Irani, as the patriarch, infuses some life into this film. Ratna Pathak Shah, as his cunning wife, is also good. The rest of the cast does their job. Chunky, as Boman's mysterious brother-in-law, makes his presence felt. Overall, Detective Sherdil is a glossy but underwhelming murder mystery that tries to wear a smart hat but forgets to fill it with real wit or suspense.