In these week's edition, hear about:
- Akshay Kumar and co-star were spotted at the airport as they head to Glasgow for shooting of the upcoming film Bellbottom; their families were accompanying them too.
- The director of 'The Big Bull' praises his leading star Abhishek Bachchan for his continued positivity despite battling COVID-10; he is expected to return to the sets soon.
- Comedian Sunil Grover is making a comeback on the small screen, possibly as an underworld don in the television series Gangs of Filmistan. He said all the proceeds will be donated to the fight against coronavirus. "I don't know how to make a vaccine, but I know how to entertain, and that's what I'll aim to do," he reportedly said.
Hear about this and much more in this week's Bollywood Gupshup.
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