Twinkle Khanna

On this Special Report, we look at the news of Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar’s convoy meeting with an accident in Mumbai’s Juhu area. The incident occurred around 9 p.m. when a Mercedes car reportedly accelerated and hit an auto rickshaw, which then collided with an Innova in the actor's convoy. Speaking on the development, Sana stated, 'Akshay Kumar's fans have been absolutely worried for his safety, but thankfully, he and his wife, who were in another car just ahead of the Innova that was impacted in this accident, they are absolutely safe.' While the actor, his wife Twinkle Khanna, and their children are unharmed, the auto driver and a passenger sustained injuries and were rushed for medical aid. Local police have arrived at the spot and initiated an investigation into the collision, which was reportedly exacerbated by traffic and double parking issues on the Juhu roads. No official statement has been released by the actor's team yet.

On this Special Report, Maria Shakil covers the ongoing civic body elections in Mumbai, highlighting the participation of high-profile citizens. Legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, accompanied by his wife Anjali and daughter Sara, was among the early voters. Tendulkar emphasized the importance of the democratic process, stating, 'I think everyone's opinion, everyone's vote matters. That's why I'm here. That's why I'm requesting everyone to come and vote.' The programme discusses the Election Commission's efforts to increase voter turnout, including setting up booths near high-rise societies. Other prominent figures like Akshay Kumar, Twinkle Khanna, and Union Minister Piyush Goyal also exercised their franchise. Journalists Daniel Francis and Sana join the broadcast to analyze the shift in voter engagement compared to the 2017 elections. The discussion focuses on key urban issues such as infrastructure, traffic, and governance that are driving Mumbaikars to the polling stations after a nearly decade-long wait for local body polls.

Akshay Kumar arrived with wife Twinkle Khanna to cast their votes in the Maharashtra civic polls. He also urged everyone to exercise their duty as a citizen of India.

Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna have returned to Mumbai after a leisurely trip to Jaipur. The family rang in New Year in the Pink City.

Akshay Kumar, along with his entire family - wife Twinkle Khanna, son Aarav and daughter Nitara - was spotted at a restaurant in Mumbai on Tuesday night. Kumar, who is known for following a very disciplined lifestyle, made a rare appearance. The actor's children tried to avoid the gaze of the paparazzi, while he and Twinkle posed together.

Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna were clicked at the MAMI Film Festival on October 23. The couple attended the screening of Go Noni Go, which stars Twinkle's mother, Dimple Kapadia, in lead role. The film also stars Manav Kaul, Ayesha Raza and Athiya Shetty.

There’s no ‘appropriate’ age for learning and Twinkle Khanna just proved that. The actress is officially a postgraduate at 50.

Twinkle Khanna, over the years, has carved her identity as an outspoken, independent woman who is her own person, not attached to the influence or image of her star husband Akshay Kumar. She is also known as a voracious reader plus writer, and her book of short stories The Legend Of Lakshmi Prasad has been a big hit with critics and readers alike. Speaking on feminism, she spoke about a male character in her latest book The Legend Of Lakshmi Prasad who is as feminist as people would like to think of a woman as one. "When women talk about feminism, people nod. In my latest book, there's a male character who goes on to make cheap sanitary pads and a machine for manufacturing them," she said. Twinkle also criticised the idea that negative stigma is attached to basic bodily functions like menstruating. Twinkle said that the idea that feminists are aggresive misandrists is not true and that anybody thinking so "would be bit of an idiot."