Actor Aaliyah Qureishi, who is a part of the film’s young and vibrant cast, opens up about her experience on set and shares exclusive insights about the lead duo, Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi ...

Again, the character is unnecessary to the plot and not fleshed out. Ibrahim Ali and Khushi Kapoor- both extremely one-dimensional actors- lack any kind of energy and share zero chemistry. The ...

Nadaaniyan starring Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor has started streaming on Netflix today. The film is directed by Shauna Gautam and produced by Karan Johar. The trailer of Nadaaniyan had ...

THERE'S exciting news from Khushi's with confirmation that they're set to open a new Indian restaurant in Dunfermline this summer. Planning permission was granted for their new venture on Bruce Street ...

Nadaaniyan belongs to the same universe as Zoya Akhtar’s overproduced The Archies . But here, Khushi Kapoor plays not Betty but an iteration of Veronica. She is Pia Jaisingh, a pretty princess whose ...

Ibrahim Ali Khan made his on-screen debut in the upcoming movie Nadaaniyan, which also stars Khushi Kapoor. Last night, the duo recently attended a star-studded premiere of the film in Mumbai.

Accompanied by Khushi Kapoor, Suhana channelled her father's ultra-luxurious style by wearing a statement watch, which obviously comes with a hefty price! But, before we delve into the details of ...

Ibrahim Ali Khan’s debut film with Khushi Kapoor, Nadaaniyan, is finally out on Netflix. Besides Ibrahim and Khushi, internet users were also excited to see influencers Agasthya Shah and Apoorva ...

Helmed by the debutant Shauna Gautam, the lighthearted Gen-Z romantic-comedy features Khushi Kapoor as Iggy's (Ibrahim) leading lady. From songs to promotional videos, the film generated quite a ...

Nadaaniyan review: There’s nothing wrong with star kids entering the film industry. From Ranbir Kapoor to Sanjay Dutt and Kareena Kapoor to Alia Bhatt, many have carved their own path. The term ...

Starring Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor, this film makes one thing clear - audiences are done with these unrelatable, ultra-rich tales. If Bollywood still doesn’t get the memo, then maybe it’s ...