Kajol says DDLJ’s Raj and Simran won’t exist today; feels they would make sure to have ‘four other options’

Due to advancements in societal norms concerning relationships over time, it is reasonable to assume that iconic couples from ’90s movies like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’s Raj and Simran might be significantly different today. For instance, Kajol, who played the memorable character of Simran, has suggested that if these characters existed in the present, they would communicate via WhatsApp and each have several other romantic interests besides each other.

Elon Musk Is Wrapped Up In A Lawsuit, And Blade Runner 2049 Is Involved

Elon Musk, head of Tesla, has been caught up in various instances related to pop culture, such as his disagreements with Disney and claims that the show Friends isn’t amusing. He frequently expresses his opinions about contemporary movies and TV shows on social media. However, a recent situation has arisen for Musk concerning a renowned science fiction film, Blade Runner 2049. The producers of this movie have filed a lawsuit against his company, accusing them of using the film’s images for promotional purposes without permission.

Georgie And Mandy’s First Marriage EP Explains Why The Young Sheldon Spinoff’s Series Premiere Addresses Its Switch To A Live Audience Format

As a dedicated gamer, I’ve got to say, the spin-off show “Young Sheldon” brought about a significant technical shift from its parent series, “The Big Bang Theory,” by transitioning from a multi-camera setup to a single-camera approach. Now, the freshly debuted “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” is taking us back to the familiar territory of multi-camera sitcoms. In an exclusive reveal following the series premiere of this 2024 TV schedule entry, Executive Producer Steve Holland explained why the opening scene made it a point to acknowledge this return to a live-audience format.

Mayim Bialik And Melissa Rauch Are Getting A Big Bang Theory Reunion On Night Court, And This Storyline Sounds Hilariously Wild

Even though not every TV revival can make it past the crucial first season, Melissa Rauch’s NBC sitcom “Night Court” is poised for its third season when it airs on the 2024 TV lineup in November. Apart from the delightful reunions and appearances of actors from the ’90s favorite, it also offers a promising opportunity for another big reunion from “The Big Bang Theory,” as Mayim Bialik is expected to appear as a guest star.