Dhadak 2 director Shazia Iqbal goes private after slamming Dhurandhar as “sinister” film promoting hate

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Filmmaker Shazia Iqbal, known for her directorial debut Dhadak 2, has publicly criticised the spy thriller Dhurandhar, calling it “sinister” and asserting that “inciting hate and violence is in its DNA.” Her remarks, shared via Instagram Stories, have sparked debate within Bollywood and among audiences following the film’s successful run and recent Netflix release. Released in December 2025, Dhurandhar, directed by Aditya Dhar and featuring Ranveer Singh in the lead role, has become one of the highest-grossing Hindi films at the domestic box office. The action-oriented espionage narrative centres on an Indian spy embedded deep within a terror network, and includes a supporting cast of well-known actors such as Akshaye Khanna, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt and Sara Arjun. Shazia Iqbal’s comments did not explicitly name the film in her initial post, but she paired her message with Dhurandhar’s title track, making clear the target of her critique. In her Instagram Story, she des...
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Elon Musk accused of sexual harassment. The entrepreneur himself denies the rumors

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Elon Musk accused of sexual harassment. The entrepreneur himself denies the rumors. There was information that in 2016, Elon Musk offered an intimate relationship to a flight attendant. The publication notes that the flight attendant worked on a contract basis in the SpaceX corporate jet fleet. She accused Musk of showing her his penis, touching her leg without her consent, and offering to buy a horse in exchange for a massage. One of the documents in Business Insider's possession claims that after the flight attendant got a job at SpaceX, she was advised to get a massage therapist license so she could massage Musk. When asked to comment on the rumors, the businessman stressed that "if he was prone to harassment, then this would hardly be the first known case in his 30-year career." He did not specify who "they" were referring to but added, "I have a challenge for the liar who claims that his friend saw me 'exposed' - just one thing. Explain anything (stains, tattoos, ...) that the public doesn't know. They won't be able to do that because it never happened. " The South African-born businessman - who has American, Canadian, and South African citizenship - had previously said he was shifting his support from the Democratic Party to Republicans. Musk also made less flattering headlines: Tesla has faced numerous charges of discrimination and harassment against black workers, as well as allegations of sexual harassment.

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