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Veteran actress Neena Gupta recently interacted with Kareena Kapoor Khan on social media and spoke about loneliness and relationships. The veteran actress made a revelation that once, she was about to get married to a man but got dumped at the last moment. Neena, while refraining from revealing the name of the man, recalled that while she was shopping for her marriage with that man, he cancelled at the 'last minute and till today I don't know, what exactly happened'. She further said, 'That happened. But what can I do? I moved on. I would have loved to get married to him. I had a lot of respect for his father, mother. 

A year and several significant efforts later, no charge sheet has been filed yet.

June 14 marks a year since 34-year-old Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput died at his Bandra apartment, which saw political parties trying to gain mileage from the incident, and in turn led to three national agencies in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) begin a probe. But none of the agencies have brought out a concrete report on Rajput’s death.

The Mumbai Police registered an accidental death report and said that the actor had died by suicide. After his death, then Mumbai Police spokesperson and Deputy Commissioner of Police Pranay Ashok had said, “He died by suicide. Mumbai Police is investigating. The police have not found any (suicide) note yet.”

Netflix has released the first trailer of the upcoming mystery thriller `Haseen Dillruba`, which stars Taapsee Pannu, Vikrant Massey and Harshvardhan Rane. Just like its teaser, the trailer looks promising, giving viewers a deeper look at the intriguing love triangle murder mystery. `Haseen Dillruba` trailer is sure to leave fans excited.

The trailer of `Haseen Dillruba`, which features the actors indulge in a game of love, lust, deceit and murder, introduces the audience to Rani Kashyap (played by Taapsee Pannu) who is newly married to Rishu (played Vikrant Massey).

A woman whose heart longs to live like words captured in a novel, finds herself entangled in the murder of her own husband. Will she get lost in the chaos of her real-life-novel or find her innocence? 

The Delhi High Court has refused to stay the release of a movie - 'Nyay: The Justice', due to release tomorrow - based on the life of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, who died by suicide in June last year.

The court dismissed a petition by the actor's father, Krishna Kishore Singh, who claimed the movie had been shot without the family's consent and launched in an "orchestrated manner" by confidantes of persons accused of a role in the suicide.

The bench led by Justice Sanjeev Narula also asked the movie producers to maintain accounts.

In April the Delhi High Court had asked the producers of various movies - proposed and being filmed at the time - to respond to Sushant Rajput's father's plea; he had sought to restrain anyone from using his son's name or likeness on the silver screen.

Boman Irani's mother, Jerbanoo Irani, breathed her last today (June 9) morning due to age-related illness. She was 94 years old. Boman shared a post on social media and paid tribute to his mother.

Sharing Jerbanoo Irani's picture, Boman wrote, "Mother Irani passed away peacefully in her sleep early this morning. Jer was 94. She played the role of both mother and father to me,since she was 32. What a spirit she was. Filled with funny stories that only she could tell. The longest arm that always dug deep into her pockets,even when there wasn't much there. When she sent me to the movies, she made sure all the compound kids came with me. 'Don't forget the popcorn' she would say (sic)."