Have you heard? Shahid Kapoor reveals new look for Cocktail 2

Cocktail Sundays

Since Shahid Kapoor unveiled his new look for Cocktail 2, fans and film buffs have been buzzing with anticipation. On Saturday, the actor dropped a selfie on Instagram captioned, “New Beginnings! Cocktail 2,” signalling the start of filming. Co-stars Kriti Sanon and Rashmika Mandanna are also in the mix, with Kriti posting, “Lets go,” as she joined the shoot. Earlier, Homi Adajania’s wife and stylist Anaita Shroff Adajania teased progress by sharing a peek at the script, captioned, “Work in progress.” Promising a cocktail of romance, comedy, and drama served against scenic Indian and European backdrops, the film is slated to wrap by January 2026. An ensemble supporting cast is also expected to join this much-anticipated sequel.

Shootout in Bareilly

Two unidentified men on a motorbike opened fire outside the Bareilly residence of Bollywood actor Disha Patani early on Friday morning, police confirmed to PTI. According to the report, the attackers fired two rounds before fleeing, with the Rohit Godara–Goldy Brar gang later claiming responsibility, citing alleged disrespect towards “spiritual figures.” At the time, Disha’s parents — retired DSP Jagdish Patani and Padma Patani — and her sister Khushboo, a former army officer, were at home. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, as Disha herself was in Mumbai. Bareilly SSP Anurag Arya said the case has been handed to the crime branch. “CCTV footage is being examined, five teams have been formed, and the family is under full protection,” he noted, adding that alerts have been issued against Goldy’s network.

Mere desh ki dharti

Guru Randhawa, Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan

Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa has pledged more support to farmers affected by the recent floods in Punjab. After celebrities like Diljit Dosanjh, Shah Rukh Khan, and Salman Khan stepped in with aid, Guru announced plans to distribute wheat seeds once the floodwaters recede. The artiste, who earlier promised to rebuild the home of a woman who lost her shelter in the devastation, said, “Once the flood ends and the water level goes down, I will distribute wheat seeds to the affected villages so the next crop can be sown, and people can make a fresh start.” His move is aimed at helping farmers restart cultivation and bounce back from their losses. Guru also shared glimpses of the flood-hit areas, urging everyone to keep praying for brighter days.