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Indian Express
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Salman Khan showers love on brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri, says, ‘One day I will be the man you are'
Salman Khan's brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri is celebrating his 61st birthday today. Sharing a photo of Atul with his sister and Atul's wife Alvira Khan Agnihotri, Salman poured his heart out for him. Salman shared that one day he will be the man Atul Agnihotri is. Atul Agnihotri is an actor, director and also producer who has collaborated with Salman for many films. Salman Khan penned a note for the birthday boy that read, 'Happy birthday Atul my bil means brother in law. Thank u for taking care of my sister I love u man. Best husband n father now can u plz be u the man I knew, 1 day I vil be the Man U r. Wake up brother. @atulreellife.' See Salman Khan's post here: A post shared by Salman Khan (@beingsalmankhan) Salman Khan left fans curious about his marriage plans Fans shared their reaction to Salman's post and a few are wondering if the actor wants to get married. A fan wrote, 'Matlab you are ready now for marriage? @beingsalmankhan 👀,' while another user wrote, 'Seems this message was written in full party mode 😂.' Some more fans asked, 'So, one day Salman will also be married.' Another comment read, 'Matlab bhai shadi karna chahte hai.' Who is Atul Agnihotri? Atul Agnihotri is a notable figure in Hindi cinema—first as an actor, then director, and, most successfully, as a producer. As an actor, Atul made his debut in 1993. He rose to fame with Mahesh Bhatt's Sir, co‑starring Naseeruddin Shah and Pooja Bhatt. Other films like Aatish and Krantiveer (both 1994), and the popular Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam (2002) also saw him as an actor. A post shared by Atul Agnihotri (@atulreellife) He made his directorial debut with Dil Ne Jise Apna Kahaa (2004), starring Salman Khan. Later helmed Hello (2008). As a producer, Atul Agnihotri found major success after producing Salman Khan hits such as Bodyguard (2011) and Bharat (2019). Atul Agnihotri is married to Salim Khan's daughter Alvira Khan, which makes him Salman, Arbaaz, and Sohail Khan's brother-in-law. He is the father of two children: Ayaan and Alizeh. A post shared by Atul Agnihotri (@atulreellife) Atul and Alvira's son Ayaan Agnihotri, also known by his stage name Agni, is a multi-talented artist in music. In February this year, he launched an English track blending rap, singing, and composition, and Salman Khan was seen supporting the event. At the Dubai launch event, Salman himself lightheartedly acknowledged nepotism while promoting Ayaan. On the other hand, Salman has also been very supportive for Alizeh. While she made her acting debut as a child, in Hello (2008), directed by her father, she played the lead role in the 2023 film Farrey, for which she won the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut.
Hindustan Times
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
‘Maine kya jhagda kiya?': Raveena Tandon confronts Farah Khan for spreading rumours about her feud with Karisma Kapoor
Did Raveena Tandon and Karisma Kapoor clash on the sets of Andaaz Apna Apna and Aatish? In the latest episode of Farah Khan's YouTube channel, actor Raveena Tandon set things straight as she sat down to chat with Farah about their bond over the years, and how they have been friends for decades. Raveena candidly asked Farah why she was upto spreading all those rumours of fighting on set when nothing of that sort happened. (Also read: Farah Khan recalls telling her kids 'sharam aani chahiye' after seeing 14-year-old Rasha Thadani 'dancing like a dream') During the episode, Farah and Raveena sat down by the poolside area of the actor's luxurious farmhouse, and chatted about the times they worked together on some of her best songs. At one point, Raveena said, "Sab jagah aapne jaa ke bola ki humare jhagde ho rahe the. Humlogo ke konse jhagde ho rahey they? Maine kya jhagda kiya? Mai toh apna kaam kar rahi thi, and meri jo dancer ladkiya jo meri dost hai unke saath ek dusre ko non-veg jokes suna rahe the (You went everywhere and said that fights were happening on set. When did we fight? What did I do? I was sitting with the dancers who were my friends, and they were sharing non-veg jokes)." Farah laughed and said no but Raveena added, 'Hum log bhi bachche the na uss samay? Toh ye school, classroom politics thhe! Thhe aur hum ko face karne pade (We were merely kids that time, and it was just like classroom politics. So I had to face them).' Raveena Tandon and Karisma Kapoor worked in Andaz Apna Apna and Aatish. There were several reports around the time of shooting that the two actors did not get along together on set.
India Today
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Raveena Tandon on alleged feud with Karisma Kapoor: It was classroom politics
Raveena Tandon and Karisma Kapoor's alleged catfight on the sets of 'Andaaz Apna Apna' and 'Aatish' is a story often brought up by Bollywood celebrities on talk shows. In her recent vlog with Farah Khan, Raveena addressed the rumours, referring to the incident as 'classroom politics,' explaining that both she and Karisma were 'kids at that time.'Raveena, who appeared on Farah's YouTube channel, confronted the filmmaker for speaking publicly about her fights with Karisma. She said, "You went everywhere and said that fights were happening on set. When did we fight? What did I do? I was sitting with dancers who were my friends, and they were sharing non-veg jokes."advertisementFarah responded and stated, "Now everyone's kids are going to the same school, and we keep meeting on annual days." The actor replied, "We were also kids at that time. We were 20-21 years old. It was classroom politics, and we had to face that." Farah had previously spoken about the incident during an episode of Koffee With Karan in 2007. When Karan Johar asked, "Which is the worst fight you have seen between two actresses?" Farah recalled, "I was once doing a song with Karisma Kapoor and Raveena Tandon, long ago, in a film called 'Aatish.' They were both having some kind of teenage spat. They were hitting each other with their wigs. They were wearing these wigs with plaits and beads in it. One was hitting, the other was stamping her foot with her heel. It was quite childish. I am sure they will laugh about it now."advertisementIn a recent interview with India Today, Aamir said, "We had a lovely time. Also, I have to say it was also a tough time because I was the only actor who used to come on time. Karisma aati thi toh Raveena chali jati thi. Bahut mushkil se woh film bani thi (Karisma used to come to shoot and leave, and then Raveena would come. It was a challenge to shoot it)."In one of her previous interviews with Lehren Retro, Raveena spoke about being replaced by Karisma in 'Sajan Chale Sasural.' She stated that, "I have always believed in healthy competition because that brings out the best in you. But I am not a cutthroat person, nobody can say Raveena got me removed from a project or Raveena refused to work with a newcomer. I have never done that kind of politics and groupism but others have blatantly done politics against me. I was supposed to do 'Saajan Chale Sasural' with David Dhawan and Govinda and they told me this later. I had even signed 'Vijaypath', I lost the film."Raveen and Karisma worked together in movies like 'Andaz Apna Apna' and 'Aatish.'Raveena was last seen in the show 'Karmma Calling', streaming on Watch IN THIS STORY#Raveena Tandon#Karisma Kapoor#Farah Khan
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Raveena Tandon confronts Farah Khan for her comment on fight with Karisma Kapoor: 'We were kids at that time, classroom politics the..'
Raveena Tandon and Karisma Kapoor were reported to always have cat fights with each other. Once Farah Khan had said on ' Koffee With Karan ', "I was once doing a song with Karisma Kapoor and Raveena Tandon, long ago, in a film called Aatish. They were both having some kind of teenage spat. They were hitting each other with their wigs. One was hitting, the other was stamping her foot with her heel. It was quite childish. I am sure they will laugh about it now." Now as Raveena appeared on Farah's Youtube channel for her cooking show, the actress jokingly confronted the choreographer-director about her comment. Raveena asked Farah, "Sab jagah aapne jaake bola ke jhagde ho rahe the. Hum logon ke kaunse jhagde ho rahe the? (You went everywhere and said that fights were happening on set. When did we fight?)' She added, "I didn't do anything. What did I do? was sitting with dancers who were my friends and they were sharing non-veg jokes.' Farah still stood by her words and said it was true, and further added, "Now everyone's kids are going in the same school and we keep meeting on annual days.' Raveena agreed, saying, 'Hum log bhi bacche the na aur tab yeh school classroom politics the aur humko face karne pade (We were also kids at that time. We were 20-21 years old. It was classroom politics and we had to face that.' Raveena and Farah spoke about the situation today as Farah said, "These days they are all sterile.' Raveena disagreed, saying, 'No, these things still happen, not that frequently, but they do happen.' Farah added that probably it's less today as there is constant media attention, paparazzi and social media. However, Raveena said that even earlier, things were blown out of proportion. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
Indian Express
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Raveena Tandon confronts Farah Khan for talking about her fight with Karisma Kapoor, denies involvement: ‘It was classroom politics'
In her latest vlog, Farah Khan visited Raveena Tandon's farmhouse along with her cook, Dilip. During an interaction between the two, Raveena confronted Farah for talking about her infamous fight with Karisma Kapoor. Raveena and Karisma reportedly had a spat during the shooting of the 1994 films Andaz Apna Apna and Aatish. Raveena questioned Farah and said, 'You went everywhere and said that fights were happening on set. When did we fight?' Farah maintained her stance and responded that it was 'true.' When Raveena asked about her own involvement in the fight, Farah clarified that the actor 'didn't do anything' to anyone. Raveena further added, 'What did I do? I was sitting with dancers who were my friends and they were sharing non-veg jokes.' Farah quickly changed the subject and said, 'Now everyone's kids are going in the same school and we keep meeting on annual days.' Raveena agreed, saying, 'We were also kids at that time. We were 20-21 years old. It was classroom politics and we had to face that.' They then talked about the current generation of actors and whether they have conflicts among themselves, Farah refused the notion and said, 'These days they are all sterile.' Raveena disagreed, saying, 'No, these things still happen, not that frequently, but they do happen.' She also pointed out that like today's actors are constantly surrounded by paparazzi and need to maintain a good public image, actors from the previous generation also faced intense media scrutiny that often led to sensational headlines. She also noted that since actors back then didn't have social media, they lacked the platform to share their side of the story directly with fans, a benefit that today's actors have. Earlier, during her appearance on Koffee with Karan in 2007, Farah had addressed the fight between Karisma and Raveena and said, 'I was once doing a song with Karisma Kapoor and Raveena Tandon, long ago, in a film called Aatish. They were both having some kind of teenage spat. They were hitting each other with their wigs.' She continued, 'They were wearing these wigs with plaits and beads in them. One was hitting, the other was stamping her foot with her heel. It was quite childish. I am sure they will laugh about it now.' In a 2012 interview, Raveena had shared that things between her and Karisma eventually normalised, especially since their daughters — Rasha Thadani and Samaira Kapoor — attended the same school. 'Since our girls go to the same school, we end up bumping into each other and have bonded well. It's easier to hang out and discuss our kids,' she had said.
