From Salman Khan filing a petition at Delhi HC for personality protection rights to Hema Malini opening up about Dharmendra‘s unfinished dream, December 11, 2025, witnessed a lot of happenings in the entertainment world. Let’s take a look at the top buzzworthy stories of the day.
Salman Khan moves Delhi HC for protection of personality rights
Superstar Salman Khan has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court seeking legal protection for his personality and publicity rights. The petition is aimed at stopping unauthorized use of his name, image, and likeness in promotions and commercial ventures illegally. The move reflects a rising trend of celebs legally safeguarding their image in the digital age. The legal action follows similar steps taken recently by other major Indian entertainers.
Kamal Haasan : ‘Regional cinema becoming the new national’
Veteran actor Kamal Haasan commented on the rising influence of regional films across India. The cinema icon highlighted how Tamil and other regional cinema industries are now reshaping national box-office trends. His remarks underscore the growing pan-India appeal of South films.
‘Supergirl’ trailer debuts
The full official trailer for Warner Bros’ Supergirl starring Milly Alcock dropped on December 11. It gives a first look at Alcock as Kara Zor-El in a high-stakes, intergalactic DC adventure. Fans are reacting to the action sequences and fresh take on the iconic character. The trailer builds anticipation ahead of the superhero’s theatrical rollout.
Alia Bhatt on daughter and paparazzi
A viral clip from the Red Sea International Film Festival showcased Alia Bhatt talking about her daughter Raha’s “own relationship with paparazzi.” She said, “Now Raha has her own relationship with the paparazzi and is old enough to ask me where I am going and when I will be back. The actor also revealed that Raha had even built her own bond with the paparazzi.”Her reaction sparked social media buzz, and fans applauded her protective parenting stance.
Hema Malini opens up about Dharmendra’s unfinished dreams
At a prayer meet held in New Delhi to honor the late Hindi cinema legend Dharmendra, Hema Malini delivered a deeply emotional tribute reflecting on both his life and their decades-long bond. The veteran actress revealed that besides his celebrated film career, Dharmendra had developed a love for writing Urdu poetry and had been planning to publish his work. She poignantly noted that this literary dream of his remained unfulfilled—”woh kaam adhura reh gaya.”
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