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SRK shared four photos on the social media platform, giving fans a peek at his enviable holiday. In one image, a shirtless man, seemingly older son Aryan, is seen doing a handstand, followed by a photo of AbRam and SRK trying their hand at water snorkelling. The third photo captures SRK’s daughter Suhana’s over-her-shoulder glance back at the camera, against a picturesque beach backdrop. Finally, the superstar and his wife Gauri pose for a selfie.

“Perfect handstand. Perfect Harmony. Perfect Sunset. And Perfect wife,” Shah Rukh captioned the images that he posted on the social media platform.

SRK’s wife and interior designer Gauri Khan had started the holiday photochronicling earlier, when she shared an adorable photograph of their three children relaxing on their family vacation.

The Kings To Star In Independence Day Music Video

Mumbai’s champion hip - hop dance crew, The Kings, who were crowned winners of the American reality television show World of Dance, will feature in a patriotic music video, to be released before a film inspired by them hits the screens.

About two months after producer Shailendra Singh announced that he had acquired rights to the group’s inspiring story for a film, he’s all set to feature The Kings in a special dance video.

The troupe will feature in the video of a song titled ‘Ek Bharat. Mera Bharat (Anthem4Good)’, sung by singercomposer Mithoon, Sukhwinder Singh, Jubin Nautiyal and Godswill.

“The Kings have made India proud by becoming world dance champions. It is hugely exciting that they have come together to make this video in celebration of the anthem. They have shared an incredibly emotional story that I think many people can relate to,” Shailendra said.

The song was created and produced by Shailendra and Mithoon.

What’s the chitchat between Kangana Ranaut and Rajkummar Rao?

What’s the chitchat between Akshay Kumar and wife Twinkle?

Akshay: I am stuck with you now. Actresses hook up with younger actors these days.

Twinkle: Sau choohe kha ke billi Hajj ko chali.

Raj Saneja

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DEAR AUNTYJI

I’m a medical professional in my early 50s and my husband works in finance. On Thursdays, I work shifts, so I come home late while my husband catches up with his friends. Last Thursday, my shift ended early. I got home to see my husband in the bath, surrounded by candles, wearing one of my face masks, his hair oiled as he gently buffed his fingernails, while Mohammad Rafi’s soothing voice serenaded him on the stereo. My husband is a very conservative man, and main pareshaan hoon about this roop of his. I always wondered why my beauty products ran out so quickly - now I know. I was so surprised that I snuck out of the bedroom and went out grocery shopping. When I returned two hours later, Navin was watching TV. We didn’t discuss what I had seen. When I asked him about his evening, he said he worked late and had been watching TV while waiting for me. Auntyji, main kuch boloon ya rahene doon? I’m so surprised by all this and am wondering what else my hubby does when I’m not home. What’s your rai on this?

AUNTYJI SAYS

Arre meri na akal, nasamaj gulabo - when I started reading your problem, I thought you’d come home early to find your husband in the bath with titli from next door, or that after the bath, Navin tried on your clothes, including the gold and red sari you bought for Jamila's wedding. Instead, you write to me about a man's private ablutions, as if it’s a crime. Arre jahil aurat, your poor husband was minding his own business at home, relaxing. Instead of viewing this as something sweet, you’re corroding its innocence into something sinister. Don't you watch enough Bollywood movies to know that your real problems would have started had you come home to find titli in the bath with Navin, feeding each other gulab jamuns and listening to songs from Mere Mehboob? Navin should be allowed his “me time” without having to explain things to you. He has every right to a scented milk bath filled with rose petals, donning a Chanel face mask while eating besan ladoos and listening to Kishore Kumar songs. In fact, you should try it too. As long as neither of you ask titli to join you in the bath, everything here is halal. Live and let live.

Dear Auntyji

I’m a 34-year old Australia-born man (of Indian descent). I have been on many dates, but I find many of the girls to be....not my type. They’re all on social media, and I’m not. They take photos with their tongues hanging out, and come across as superficial. My best friend Neena, a brilliant scientist who I went to university with, says she wants me to be happy and is always trying to play match-maker by setting me up on dates. I go on these dates, mostly to please her and find an amusing story for us to share afterwards. Neena is my confidant. Like me, she has never been on social media. When she speaks, she says insightful things. I feel like she understands me really well - yet, she sets me up with women who are clearly not right for me. I have tried to set Neena up with some of my friends, but she is picky and refuses to go on dates with them. I’m interested in marriagebut am at a loss about finding the right girl. What options are there for me, auntyji - I am getting older by the day!

AUNTYJI SAYS

Arre my nadaan Romeo, my nasamaj chickna aankhen hain ya aloo ki tumhe nahin dikhta what is right in front of you. You’ve been searching high and low for this anmol pari, that beautiful, elusive girl who is intelligent, attractive, has a brilliant mind, is not on social media and most importantly, does not take pictures with her tongue hanging out like Kaali maa in one of her murderous rages. While Neena, with whom you’ve been friends for over a decade, is right before you. Are you really that blind? Do you still not see her being your wife? Neena’s setting you up for failure with girls who are the exact opposite of her, in the hope that you’ll see her attributes - and you’re being completely oblivious. Tum mard log bhi nah, kitne nadaan aur nasamaj ho. Neena is obviously the right girl for you. It's time to turn that dosti into mohabbat. Ask her out. You can just start off with something casual. But mere raja, tumhari mehbooba tumhare aakhon ke samne hain. Now go, and don't forget to invite me to your wedding shedding.