Vivek Oberoi has sparked a fresh round of debate with his recent comments on the impermanence of fame, suggesting that even a superstar as influential as Shah Rukh Khan may not be remembered by future generations. Speaking to Pinkvilla, the actor reflected on the cyclical nature of stardom and how time eventually dims even the brightest legacies.

“Which film, starring who worked in the 1960s, you ask anyone about that today, nobody cares,” Vivek remarked, pointing to how past icons often fade from collective memory. Extending this analogy to contemporary cinema, he added, “2050 mein log bolenge kaun Shah Rukh Khan, shayad,” implying that decades from now, the recognition attached to Shah Rukh’s name may no longer hold the same weight.

To further illustrate his point, Vivek referenced Raj Kapoor — widely regarded as one of the most legendary figures in Indian cinema. He noted that despite Kapoor’s towering status, many young fans today are barely aware of his legacy. “Like people today might ask, ‘Who is Raj Kapoor?’ You and I, we call him the god of cinema, but if you ask any youngster who is a fan of Ranbir Kapoor, they might not even know who Raj Kapoor was. So maybe history relegates you into nothingness,” he said.

Vivek’s comments have stirred conversation across social media, prompting discussions on how cultural memory is shaped and reshaped with each generation. Yet, despite his provocative assertion, Shah Rukh Khan’s current relevance is undeniable. The actor continues to dominate Indian cinema, with 2023 marking one of the biggest years of his career. His three releases — Pathaan, Jawan and Dunki — collectively earned over ₹2,600 crore worldwide, reaffirming his status as Bollywood’s most bankable star.

Looking ahead, Shah Rukh is gearing up for the action thriller King, directed by Siddharth Anand. The film’s teaser, released on the actor’s 60th birthday, has generated massive excitement. King features Suhana Khan in a prominent role, alongside Deepika Padukone, Rani Mukerji, Arshad Warsi, Abhishek Bachchan, Raghav Juyal and others. SRK also recently made a cameo in his son Aryan Khan’s Netflix debut series The Bads of Bollywood, produced by Red Chillies Entertainment and featuring appearances by major industry figures such as SS Rajamouli, Karan Johar, Ranveer Singh, Aamir Khan and Salman Khan.

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Vivek Oberoi’s remarks have reignited conversations about legacy, longevity and the evolution of cultural memory. Whether the world will truly “forget” Shah Rukh Khan decades from now remains uncertain but for now, his influence on Indian cinema is both unmatched and enduring.

The Kapur family dispute has intensified once again as Mandhira Kapur, sister of the late businessman Sunjay Kapur, has spoken out publicly about long-standing allegations and newly emerging tensions. Appearing on the In Controversial Podcast, Mandhira addressed multiple issues from rumours about Sunjay’s personal life to his highly publicized divorce from actor Karisma Kapoor, and the ongoing legal battle surrounding his will.

Mandhira firmly dismissed claims that Sunjay mistreated Karisma during their marriage, calling such narratives unfair and inaccurate. “He didn’t treat Lolo badly. Yes, they had a bad divorce. All divorces are bad,” she said, urging critics to consider the emotional toll such circumstances take on families. She added that people often “malign others” without understanding the complexities involved, stressing the need for empathy, particularly toward the children, the ex-wife, and the extended family.

In a surprising revelation, Mandhira claimed that Karisma and Sunjay grew close during her own honeymoon, suggesting that their relationship began under unusual circumstances. She also expressed regret over encouraging her father to approve Sunjay’s later marriage to Priya Sachdev Kapur. According to her, the version of Priya they knew before the wedding was very different from who she became afterward. “I feel like a fool to have done that,” she admitted.

Her comments come at a time when Sunjay’s children with Karisma Samaira and Kiaan — are legally contesting the will presented by Priya, Sunjay’s third wife. The siblings have approached the Delhi High Court alleging the document is forged and fabricated with the intention of excluding them from their father’s estate. On 17 November, Joint Registrar (Judicial) Gagandeep Jindal issued notices to Priya Kant and Shradha Suri Marwah, the alleged executor of the will, asking them to respond within three weeks. A hearing has been scheduled for 16 December.

Priya’s legal team has previously argued that minor errors in the will do not make it fake and pointed out that Sunjay’s signature had not initially been disputed. However, the children have now filed a fresh petition questioning the authenticity of the signature itself, escalating the courtroom battle.

Sunjay Kapur was married to Karisma Kapoor from 2003 to 2016, with whom he shares two children. In 2017, he married Priya Sachdev, and the couple has one son together. As the legal dispute deepens and public statements continue to emerge, the Kapur family remains at the centre of a sensitive and evolving controversy.

Sunita Ahuja, much like her actor husband Govinda, has carved a special place in the hearts of netizens with her lively personality and unfiltered charm. From her hearty laughter to her candid one-liners, she has quickly become a digital favourite. Earlier this year, Sunita launched her own YouTube channel, and within just three months, she has built an impressive and loyal following. Her vlogs, which offer glimpses into her life, opinions, and humour, continue to delight viewers.

In a recent interview with Pinkvilla, Sunita opened up about a trending online debate: what hurts more — emotional cheating or physical cheating? Her answer was clear and heartfelt. She firmly believes emotional cheating is far more painful. “Emotional. Aap emotionally ek insaan ko pyaar karte ho phir baad mein aap usko cheat karte ho. That’s not right,” she said. Sunita emphasized that she is an extremely emotional person and deeply devoted to her husband Govinda. “I love Govinda to my death… Emotionally mujhe koi bhi dhokha de, chahe mere bacche ho, mera pati ho, I get very hurt. Emotionally kisi ko mat karo, it’s not good yaar.”

When asked if physical cheating is somehow lesser or more acceptable, Sunita immediately dismissed the idea. “Woh bhi nahi karna chahiye! Yeh dono hi kyun karna hai aapko? It’s not right,” she stated, adding that such behaviour goes against the values and “sanskaar” passed down by parents. She lamented how cheating — in both forms — seems increasingly normalised today, calling it a sign of “ghor kalyug,” a moral decline that she believes has gripped society.

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The conversation around emotional versus physical cheating has been circulating for years, but it gained renewed momentum after appearing on the celebrity chat show Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle. During a rapid-fire “Yes or No” segment, hosts Kajol and Twinkle Khanna, along with guest Karan Johar, unanimously agreed that emotional cheating is worse. However, actor Janhvi Kapoor disagreed, saying both forms of betrayal are equally hurtful and “bad.” Their differing views sparked a fresh wave of debate across social media platforms.

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Sunita’s honest and relatable perspective has now added a new dimension to this ongoing conversation. As discussions about modern relationships and boundaries continue to evolve, her clarity and conviction have struck a chord with many. The question, however, remains open to interpretation and personal experience: which do you believe is worse — emotional cheating or physical cheating?

A Beautiful Breakup is a romantic supernatural English feature film produced by 5 Natures Movies International (London, UK) and directed by Ajithvasan Uggina. Featuring an original symphonic score composed by the legendary Maestro Ilaiyaraaja, the film beautifully blends love, mystery, and music — exploring how destiny intertwines two souls across realms of life and beyond. Starring Thaksh and Matylda in the lead roles, A Beautiful Breakup is inspired by true events and will be released worldwide on Valentine’s Day 2026.

The official teaser of A Beautiful Breakup has been unveiled. Featuring an enchanting score by Maestro Ilaiyaraaja, the film marks the cinematic debut of Thaksh, a passionate London-based artist with a strong background in theatre and storytelling.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest music composers in the world, Maestro Ilaiyaraaja brings his timeless brilliance to A Beautiful Breakup. His original symphonic composition for the film was recorded with the Bow Tie Orchestra, adding a profound emotional layer that elevates the romantic and supernatural essence of the story. His music — both haunting and soul-stirring — serves as the heartbeat of the film and promises to leave a lasting impression on global audiences.

Featuring top technicians from around the world, A Beautiful Breakup stands as a global cinematic collaboration that blends world-class visuals, sound, and storytelling.

Actor Thaksh, based in London, has honed his craft in acting, scriptwriting, and storytelling. He is currently involved in multiple upcoming feature films as an actor and one as a producer — marking him as one of the most exciting emerging talents in international cinema.

Actress Matylda, a UK-based model, beautifully blends European elegance with the vibrant spirit of Indian and global cinema. Her recent film Aghathiyaa, in which she stars alongside Arjun Sarja and Jiiva, showcased her strong on-screen presence and acting range, earning praise for her compelling performance.

The story, based on true mysterious events, follows a couple who take one last holiday together at a quiet old estate, hoping to end their relationship and celebrate their breakup on peaceful terms — unaware that the place holds souls long trapped in silence, waiting to be set free. As they spend time there, hidden secrets and long-buried emotions begin to surface. What starts as a journey of heartbreak slowly turns into a haunting tale of love, forgiveness, and fate — showing that true love never really ends, even when life does.

According to the production house, 5 Natures Movies International (London, UK), “We wanted to create a story that connects emotionally with audiences across cultures — something that feels both real and surreal, where love becomes an eternal force, even beyond life and death.”

The teaser — already gaining strong traction online — highlights stunning visuals, heartfelt performances, and Ilaiyaraaja’s lush orchestral score recorded by the renowned Bow Tie Orchestra.

The producers are also preparing to unveil a special behind-the-scenes series capturing the making of the original soundtracks — offering audiences an inside look at the symphony orchestra sessions and the creative process behind Maestro Ilaiyaraaja’s hauntingly beautiful score.

A Beautiful Breakup, produced by 5 Natures Movies International (London, UK) and directed by Ajithvasan Uggina, featuring music by Maestro Ilaiyaraaja and starring Thaksh and Matylda Bajer, will be released worldwide on Valentine’s Day 2026.