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Hindustan Times
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Shah Rukh Khan flirts with wife Gauri Khan after she celebrates his National Award win: ‘Please brag about me…'
Actor Shah Rukh Khan has been in high spirits and a playful mood after winning his first National Award in 33 years, and his social media interactions reflect his jubilation. Recently, he got flirtatious with his wife, Gauri Khan, as she celebrated his win, cheekily asking her to brag about him at the dinner table. Shah Rukh Khan with Gauri Khan during a recent photoshoot. Shah Rukh Khan gets flirty After the winners for the National Film Awards were announced, his wife, Gauri Khan, took to social media to express her joy. Apart from Shah Rukh, Gauri's close friend and filmmaker Karan Johar's Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani has been named as the Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment, and Rani Mukerji won in the Best Actress category for her work in Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway. Gauri dedicated the post to her husband and her friends, saying she is ready to proudly brag about Shah Rukh, Rani, and Karan Johar forever. Later, Shah Rukh responded to Gauri's post with some humour and thanked her for producing Jawan. Gauri wrote, 'Three of my absolute favourites just WON big…and so did our hearts (red heart emoji). When talent meets goodness, magic happens - So proud, and so ready to brag about them forever!' Responding to the same, Shah Rukh shared, 'Please brag about me to me when we sit for dinner tonight… thanks for producing the film.' Meanwhile, Suhana Khan congratulated her father. Sharing a throwback picture with him, she wrote, 'From bedtime stories to stories that leave a mark, no one tells them like you. Congratulations. Love you the most." Reacting to his daughter's post, Shah Rukh wrote, 'Thank you, baby. Hope I can continue to entertain you with the bedtime stories… they don't seem to be working like they used to. Guess I'll just have to make do with my movies working then… ha ha." Shah Rukh Khan wins National Film Award The winners of the 71st National Film Awards were announced on August 1. Several Bollywood stars won big. Shah Rukh was named the Best Actor for his role in Jawan. An elated Shah Rukh Khan put out a video message expressing his gratitude after receiving the National Award for his performance in Jawan. In a video shared on Instagram, he said, 'Thank you for honouring me with the National Award. Thanks to the jury, the I&B Ministry. Iss samman ke liye Bharat Sarkar ka dhanyavaad. Overwhelmed with the love showered upon me. Half a hug to everyone today...' Jawan is an action thriller co-written and directed by Atlee. The film was praised for its storyline and SRK's performance. Shah Rukh played a dual role in the film, which also starred Nayanthara, Deepika Padukone, and Vijay Sethupathi. The film grossed ₹1160 crore worldwide, emerging as both a critical and commercial success.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Shah Rukh Khan has an adorable request for wife Gauri Khan after his National Award win: "Please brag about me..."
The celebrations for 's first-ever National Award win are just getting started. In true King Khan style, he got together his closest friends to join him in celebrating the big win, photos of which, wife shared on her hand. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Today, still reeling with the surprise win, the actor took to his Twitter handle and put out an endearing and cute message to his wife. Responding to Gauri's heartfelt post, SRK had the cutest request. 'Please brag about me to me when we sit for dinner tonight… thanks for producing the film,' he commented, referring to Gauri's role as producer on 'Jawan'. Dinner Date Gauri had shared pictures from the celebratory evening with SRK and fellow National Award winners and , and wrote, 'Three of my absolute favourites just WON big… and so did our hearts. When talent meets goodness, magic happens — so proud, and so ready to brag about them forever!' The National Award Winners While Shah Rukh was honoured with the Best Actor award for his performance in 'Jawan', directed by Atlee. Rani Mukerji received the Best Actress award for her powerful role in 'Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway', while Karan Johar's 'Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani' won the National Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment. SRK's Statement On His Win Expressing his gratitude, Shah Rukh posted a video on social media saying, 'I'm overwhelmed with gratitude, pride and humility. To be honoured with the National Award is a moment that I will cherish for a lifetime. Thank you so much to the jury, the chairman and to the INB ministry and to everyone who thought I was worthy of this honour.' He added a special mention to the filmmakers who shaped his remarkable 2023, saying, '...especially thanks to Atlee sir and his team for giving me the opportunity in Jawan and trusting me to deliver and be worthy of this award.'
Hindustan Times
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Karan Johar congratulates Rani Mukerji, Shah Rukh for National Awards, calls it 'full circle moment'
New Delhi, Filmmaker Karan Johar congratulated his friends and Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji for getting the National Awards in the best leading actors categories and called it a full circle moment. Karan Johar congratulates Rani Mukerji, Shah Rukh for National Awards, calls it 'full circle moment' Shah Rukh was named the Best Actor for his role in "Jawan", and Rani won in the Best Actress category for her work in "Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway" at the 71st National Awards, which took place on Friday. Karan shared the poster of both films on his Instagram handle on Saturday and added a throwback picture alongside the actors. The 53-year-old filmmaker penned a lengthy note as he congratulated the actors. "Taking a pause in our celebrations to celebrate my friends for their cinema!!! @iamsrk has been 33 years in the making and I can't help but beam with pride. Redefining Indian cinema with every role you take on...'Jawan' and all your other films are only testament to what an exceptional actor you are, to light every screen you walk in with your swag, charm and "Me and the entire world is rooting for you, celebrating you & supporting you for everything you do. There is no one like you, congratulations deserve this and more. And like you abhi baaki hai mere dost," the post began. He added, "My dearest the queen of every screen she is in. Your performance hit everyone like a punch in the gut, making everyone feel every last feeling with you. Very less can do that, but have always been the best at it. Congratulations and I speak on behalf of everyone - we can't wait to see what you do next!!!! Biggest shoutout to @emmayentertainment for backing such a powerful story and congratulations! @madhubhojwani @onlyemmay @nikkhiladvani." Karan made his directorial debut with "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai" in 1998, which starred Shah Rukh, Kajol and Rani in the lead roles. He won his first National Award for the film in Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment for it. In the latest edition of the National Awards, the filmmaker was also named the winner in the same category for his film "Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani". "P.s - fun fact!! I won my first national award with these two & Kajol by my side for 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai'. If this is not full circle, what is," he concluded the post. "Jawan" was directed by Atlee Kumar and featured Vijay Sethupathi and Nayanthara alongside Shah Rukh. The film went on to earn over ₹1000 crore at the worldwide box office. It had Shah Rukh in the dual role of Army officer Vikram Rathore and his jailor son Azad. Rani's "Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway" also starred Jim Sarbh and revolved around Debika Chatterjee , an Indian woman staying in Norway with her family, who fights to regain custody of her children after she is separated from them by the Norwegian authorities. Directed by Ashima Chibber, the film was released in March 2023. Karan's "Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani" starred Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh in the lead roles. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.
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First Post
02-08-2025
- Entertainment
- First Post
Sagarika Chakraborty, who inspired Rani Mukerji's Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway, reacts to actress' National Award win: ‘Not just a personal triumph for her, it's a moment of validation for eve
Sagarika Chakraborty, the Indian mother who inspired this hard-hitting movie, shared her thoughts on Rani's win in an exclusive interview with Firstpost and said 'This recognition is not just a personal triumph for her—it is a moment of validation for every mother who has ever fought against unimaginable odds for her children'. read more Yesterday, (1st August), the 71st National Awards were announced and Rani Mukerji bagged the Best Actress win for her impactful portrayal in Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway. Now, Sagarika Chakraborty, the Indian mother who inspired this hard-hitting movie, shared her thoughts on Rani's win in an exclusive interview with Firstpost and said 'This recognition is not just a personal triumph for her—it is a moment of validation for every mother who has ever fought against unimaginable odds for her children.' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD 'As the real-life inspiration behind _Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway_ and the author of The Journey of a Mother, I am overwhelmed with emotion to see Rani Mukerji honored with the National Award for her performance in the film. This recognition is not just a personal triumph for her—it is a moment of validation for every mother who has ever fought against unimaginable odds for her children,' said Chakraborty. Talking about her book and praising Rani Mukerji's layered and extraordinary portrayal, she added, 'My book chronicles the raw, often painful truth of what I endured. The circumstances I was forced to navigate were far more complex and heartbreaking than what could be portrayed in a two-hour film. Yet within that limitation, Rani Mukerji nailed it. Her portrayal was deeply moving, layered, and extraordinarily powerful. She brought not just authenticity but soul to my story—her performance was nothing short of outstanding.' Sharing that reality was more painful compared to shown in the film, Chakraborty shared, 'Of course, cinema has its own constraints. It's impossible to encapsulate every detail and emotional turn of events in just over two hours. That's why I've carefully documented the many twists, legal battles, and emotional breakdowns in my book. The reality was even more painful and demanding than what the audience witnessed on screen. Every page of The Journey of a Mother is a testament to the strength and endurance a mother must summon when her children are at stake.' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Sagarika also shared that she has already started work on the second part of her book, which will lead to a possible sequel. 'Given the overwhelming response and the global relevance of this issue, I have already begun working on the second part of my book. There is so much more yet to be said—more layers to this journey that the world needs to understand. Once the writing is complete, I plan to engage in discussions with the director and producers about a potential sequel. There are still many truths to be told,' the author said. 'Above all, I am immensely happy and proud that Rani Mukerji's incredible performance has received the recognition it truly deserves. I believe stories like mine must reach people—not only to raise awareness, but to inspire courage, hope, and change in society. If this film and my book can empower even one struggling parent, then all the pain was not in vain,' she concluded. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD
The Hindu
01-08-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Dedicate my win to incredible mothers of this world, says Rani Mukerji
Rani Mukerji, who bagged her first-ever National Film Award nearly 30 years after entering the film industry, says she feels "overwhelmed" to have received the honour. The award, for the Best Actress, was announced for her performance role in Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway, where she played a mother fighting to bring her children back home. Calling it a big moment in her long journey in cinema, the Mardaani actress shared her feelings in her statement, reflecting on the "incredible films" she has done and thanked the jury for recognising her work. Rani also shared the joy of the win with the team behind the film, calling it a 'truly special project.' 'I'm overwhelmed to have won the National Award for my performance in Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway. Incidentally, this is the first-ever National Award in my 30-year career. As an actor, I have been fortunate to have some incredible films in my body of work and have received so much love for them. 'I thank the National Award jury for honouring my work in Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway. I share this moment with the entire team of the film--my producers Nikkhil Advani, Monisha, and Madhu, my director Ashima Chibber, and everyone who worked on this truly special project that celebrated the resilience of motherhood,' she said. Rani also added that for her, this award means more than just recognition for a single film and shared that the honour is very 'emotional and personal' for her, as the film's message is close to her heart. 'I dedicate my National Award to all the incredible mothers of this world. There is nothing like a mother's love and her ferocity to protect her own. The story of this Indian immigrant mother, who went all out for her child and took on a nation, shook me deeply... a mother's love for her child is unconditional,' she said. 'I realised this when I had my own. So, this win, this film, feels deeply emotional and personal. A mother can move mountains for her children and also make the world a better place. This film tried to show this,' Rani added. Rani's role in Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway is based on the real-life case of Sagarika Chakraborty, whose children were taken by the Norwegian government in 2011. Rani plays Debika, the mother who fights the foreign legal system to bring her kids back. Since her debut in Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat in 1996, Rani has built a solid career. From winning hearts with Kuch Kuch Hota Hai in 1998 to playing bold and fearless women in many films, she has chosen many roles that show strength and emotion.
