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Dolly Parton Shares Why She Stayed Childfree; Freedom Fueled Her Career

Dolly Parton Shares Why She Stayed Childfree; Freedom Fueled Her Career

Country star Dolly Parton explained that not having children was part of God’s plan and gave her the freedom to focus on her music and philanthropy. She said the independence allowed her to build a legendary career. The singer married Carl Dean in 1966 and remained childless until his death in 2025.

Veteran filmmaker Kuku Kohli dies; heart attack claims 77‑year‑old legend

Veteran filmmaker Kuku Kohli dies; heart attack claims 77‑year‑old legend

Veteran director Kuku Kohli, best known for launching Ajay Devgn with his debut film Phool Aur Kaante, died after a heart attack at Mumbai’s Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital. The 77‑year‑old passed away on Tuesday, leaving behind his wife Aruna Irani and two daughters. His career included hits like Haqeeqat and Zulmi, and his final project was Woh Tera Naam Tha in 2004.

Veteran filmmaker Kuku Kohli dies; heart attack claims legendary director

Veteran filmmaker Kuku Kohli dies; heart attack claims legendary director

Veteran Hindi film director Kuku Kohli passed away on Tuesday in Mumbai after a heart attack. He was best known for directing the 1991 hit *Phool Aur Kaante*, which launched Ajay Devgn’s career. Kohli, 71, was survived by his wife, actress Aruna Irani, and his daughters from his first marriage.

Kriti Sanon’s Raksha Bandhan ad sparks backlash; sister Nupur defends her

Kriti Sanon’s Raksha Bandhan ad sparks backlash; sister Nupur defends her

Kriti Sanon's GIVA jewellery commercial, where she ties a rakhi while wearing a bralette, drew criticism for its outfit choice. She responded that the festival’s meaning lies in emotions, not attire, and even extended the ritual to her dogs. Nupur Sanon backed her sister, calling out trolls for judging women’s fashion choices.

Toxic’s Hindi cut sparks CBFC edits; abusive lines muted and drug scene trimmed

Toxic’s Hindi cut sparks CBFC edits; abusive lines muted and drug scene trimmed

The Hindi version of Toxic received an 'A' certificate after the CBFC required several changes, including muting an abusive line directed at a child and trimming a drug scene. An offensive line was also replaced, and an obscene dialogue in the second half was removed. The film runs 194.12 minutes and stars Yash, Kiara Advani, and Nayanthara.