Kareena Kapoor visits Sanjay Leela Bhansali's house decades after fallout. Video

UPDATED: Sep 8, 2026 16:50 ISTSanjay Leela Bhansali and Kareena Kapoor Khan may finally be putting their past behind them. On Tuesday, the Jab We Met star was seen arriving at Bhansali's house. Dressed in a pastel blue suit, Kareena looked elegant as she stepped out. According to reports, the filmmaker has approached the actor for the female lead in his upcoming film, which stars Tamil superstar Dhanush. If the project comes together, it will mark their first collaboration and could potentially bring an end to their reported 25-year professional rift. Bhansali and Kareena famously fell out in the early 2000s after the actor screen-tested for the role of Paro in Devdas. The part eventually went to Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who starred opposite Shah Rukh Khan in the 2002 film. Read MoreOTHER VIDEOS FROM CelebritiesSatya Niketan Collapse: Student Protests, Past Civic Failures And FIR Against OwnersA building collapse in South Delhi's Satya Niketan has led to widespread student protests and intensified scrutiny over civic negligence. Ahead of the DUSU elections, students demonstrated seeking accountability, compensation, an audit of South Campus PGs, and adequate university hostel facilities. Following the incident that claimed seven lives, police registered an FIR naming owner Hariram Gupta, his wife, and son under BNS sections for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, rash acts endangering lives, and negligent construction. Investigations revealed illegal floor additions on a 40-to-50-year-old weak foundation for extra rental income. Ground reports also highlighted that no action had been taken since a similar under-construction building collapsed in the area four years earlier.Sangrur Suicide Case: NHRC Seeks Report; Opposition Demands Action in Drug Harassment TragedyThe National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognizance of the alleged suicide of a Sangrur resident linked to harassment over the unchecked sale of synthetic drugs. Notices have been issued to the Punjab Chief Secretary, DGP, District Magistrate, and SSP Sangrur, demanding an action taken report within two weeks along with copies of the dying declaration, inquest report, and postmortem records. The incident has triggered a political showdown between the opposition and the ruling Aam Aadmi Party government. Opposition parties, including the BJP and Bikram Majithia, have raised questions about drug menace in Punjab and demanded a CBI probe along with the arrest of Harpal Cheema, while AAP stated it would support justice for the victim's family.Delhi Satyaniketan Collapse: DU Students Protest Hostel Shortage, Demand Safety AuditA building collapse in South Delhi's Satyaniketan has highlighted the severe shortage of hostel accommodations and the unsafe living conditions in student paying guest facilities across Delhi University. Following the incident, rescue operations concluded and the affected area was evacuated due to safety hazards in adjacent buildings. DU students voiced concerns over being forced into cramped and hazardous private accommodations due to insufficient college hostel seats. Students pointed out that despite hundreds of thousands studying at the university, available hostel capacity remains limited to a few thousand, with private PG rents often exceeding annual college fees. In response, student groups have demanded accountability, compensation for victims, and a time-bound safety audit of all student accommodations in Delhi.Dhirendra Shastri's 'Pakhandi' Remark on Bengalis Eating Meat Sparks Massive Political RowA major controversy has erupted in West Bengal after Bageshwar Dham's Dhirendra Shastri labelled Bengali people 'pakhandi' for consuming meat and fish during Durga Puja and Navratri at a sabha in Howrah. Shastri's remarks have drawn sharp criticism, as offering fish and meat to deities is an age-old ritual at prominent temples like Kalighat, Dakshineshwar, and Tarapith. The Congress has lodged a police complaint against Shastri for hurting the sentiments of Bengalis, with the Trinamool Congress and CPIM also condemning his statement. Meanwhile, BJP leaders including Dilip Ghosh, Agnimitra Paul, and Shamik Bhattacharya defended Bengali traditions, affirming that people have no food restrictions during Durga Puja and Kali Puja.