Former Indian badminton player Jwala Gutta has denied rumours that she may be seen as a participant in the third season of the Telugu version of the controversial reality TV show "Bigg Boss".
"No 'Bigg Boss' for me... All false rumours," Gutta tweeted in context to reports that she has been approached for the show, which may be hosted by Nagarjuna.
After finding her feet in the sports arena, Gutta tried her luck in Telugu films with "Gunde Jaari Gallanthayyinde".
The makers made the announcement about the espionage thriller on Wednesday, reported Variety.com.
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi readied for a second term, Twitterati used memes and references from the "Game Of Thrones" to hail his win.
Before his official tour in India, comedian Aziz Ansari was happy to spread cheer and laughter with his surprise gig, in which he touched upon issues like US politics, racism and the #MeToo movement, at a restaurant here.
Actor Ayushmann Khurrana says he is known for middle-of-the-road cinema, where there is a collaboration of critical and commercial success.
Gursimran Khamba, a former member of comedy collective AIB who was accused of sexual misconduct by a woman, has announced the launch of his new venture Light@27.
Comedian Tanmay Bhat, who has been removed from the post of comedy collective AIB's CEO, on Thursday wrote a message of apology for his inaction on sexual harassment complaints against a colleague.