Bollywood star Abhishek Bachchan, marking 25 years in the industry, opened up about his thick skin when it comes to social media noise—he simply tunes it out. While he brushes off online chatter, he admits his nephew, newcomer Agastya Nanda, might take it harder. Fresh off hits like Housefull 5 and a ZEE5 premiere, Abhishek’s focus stays on work, not whispers.

Editor’s Note: It’s a peek into how veterans vs. newbies handle the relentless scrutiny of fame. Abhishek’s shrug at trolls contrasts with the Gen-Z struggle Agastya might face—showing how social media’s weight shifts with experience. For fans, it’s a reminder that even stars curate what they let in.

Before Amitabh Bachchan became the legendary "Big B," his career was on shaky ground—he’d been replaced in the film Duniya Ka Mela after a string of 16 flops. But fate had other plans. Veteran actor Raza Murad spilled that top stars initially turned down Zanjeer, the gritty action flick that would redefine Hindi cinema. Thanks to a nudge from Jaya Bhaduri (later Bachchan), the role landed in Amitabh’s lap, catapulting him to stardom and birthing his iconic "Angry Young Man" persona. Talk about a comeback!

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan just dropped the first look for his new film Battle of Galwan, and fans are losing it. The intense motion poster has gone viral, with many calling it a comeback after his last movie Sikandar didn’t quite hit the mark.