Diljit Dosanjh starrer Detective Sherdil to premiere on June 20 on ZEE5

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AAZ Films and Offside Entertainment present, a Maurya Entertainment Production, directed by Ravi Chhabriya with a powerhouse ensemble cast, Diljit Dosanjh playing a quirky detective. An entertainer for the whole family. Twists that keep you guessing all the way! Looks like audiences are about to get the best of three worlds in Detective Sherdil, releasing on ZEE5 on 20th June 2025. Detective Sherdil tells the tale of a unique detective tasked with solving a case that is far from ordinary. Shot in exotic Budapest, what sets the film apart is an entertaining blend of suspense and mystery with wit and humor. Detective Sherdili marks Ravi Chhabriya’s first directorial venture after assisting Ali Abbas Zafar on projects like Sultan, Bharat and Tiger Zinda Hai. Featuring Diana Penty, Boman Irani, Chunky Panday, Ratna Pathak Shah, Banita Sandhu and Sumeet Vyas, the Diljit Dosanjh starrer is packed with an array of talented actors. Written by Ali Abbas Zafar, Sagar Bajaj and Ravi Chhabr...
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Rihanna Dresses Revealingly For A Date With A$AP Rocky In A Leather Miniskirt

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Three months after the pop star's son was born, Rihanna and her boyfriend A$AP Rocky took to the New York City streets on Wednesday night. They were seen at Richie Akiva's newest members-only hangout, The Ned, where a spy reported that they "looked mellow and certainly happy." She was gorgeous. The 34-year-old singer dazzled in a mint green leather miniskirt and matching silk shirt, which she opened low enough to view her black lace bra. Dark sunglasses, a pair of strappy black heels, and heavy gold jewelry were the finishing touches for Rihanna's ensemble. In a black tank top, coordinating black pants, and a diamond necklace, Rocky, 33, kept things casual. The couple was welcomed by Akiva when they came, and after Ned's Club closed, they reportedly ended up on the roof there. Afterward, the couple headed home with their infant son while walking hand in hand. As they were seen out on the town the previous night, the couple appears to be managing their social lives and parental responsibilities with ease. In contrast to A$AP, who wore an enormous T-shirt and blue Gucci pants ($1,300), the "Love on the Brain" singer went for a more tomboyish look for her date-night ensemble on Tuesday. She wore an oversized football jersey with checkered Marni pants ($1,190) and Adidas x Gucci clogs ($1,250). When it comes to her maternity fashion, Rihanna never skipped a beat—not even while she was expecting. The inventor of Fenty Beauty, who just debuted a makeup line inspired by ketchup, redefined pregnancy fashion with her striking appearances. "When I learned, I was expecting, and I told myself there was no way I was going to shop in the maternity section. Sorry, but dressing up is too much fun. Because my body is changing, I'm not going to let that portion go away," the "Umbrella" singer said in an April interview with Vogue about her pregnancy fashion choices.

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