Baaghi 3 star Tiger Shroff gives a playful twist to quarantine, shares video playing football in drawing room

Unable to hit the gym owing to the lockdown, Bollywood star Tiger Shroff has taken to playing football at home, besides of course keeping up with his workout regime. The "Baaghi 3" actor shared a video on Instagram where he can be seen laying football in the drawing room and working out on the terrace on a breezy evening. He is barebodied in track pants, giving fans a peek of the fact that his abs are still well-toned.

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EXCLUSIVE: Singer Alka Yagnik reveals how yoga, sudoku and music 'riyaz' are keeping her busy during lockdown

The entire country has been locked down for 21 days due to the coronavirus havoc. Everyone is being appealed to stay at home by the government. In the wake of the same, Bollywood's famous singer Alka Yagnik has appealed to the viewers through the medium of India TV to be patient and follow the rules. Sharing details of her daily routine during the quarantine, the singer said that she is these days rigorously indulging in physical activities, yoga, playing sudoku and watching the news with her daughter.

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COVID-19: Kartik Aaryan, Badshah, Anushka Sharma join list of celebrities donating to PM Cares fund

The pandemic coronavirus has been slowly and steadily spreading its wings in India. As a precautionary measure, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued a 21-day lockdown in the country and has asked everyone to stay at home. This lockdown has severely hit the daily wage workers in the country who are left with now work and no way to head back to their hometowns or villages. The state and the central government is doing its best to ensure that the basic needs of these people are fulfilled. Extending their support, several Bollywood celebrities are doing their bit by donating to the PM-Cares fund. Kartik Aaryan, Anushka Sharma and Badshah are the latest addition to the list of stars. 

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Japanese comedian Ken Shimura, Country singer Joe Diffie die of coronavirus

Veteran Japanese comic Ken Shimura, who tested positive for the novel coronavirus last week, has died at the age of 70. Not just him even, Joe Diffie, a Grammy award-winning country music singer who had several chart-topping hits in the 1990s, died at the age of 61. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor was hospitalized in Tokyo on March 20 after developing a fever and being diagnosed with severe pneumonia. Diffie's death was announced on his Facebook page, which said he died on Sunday "from complications of coronavirus."

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Varun Dhawan pens a poem for his mom

Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan shared a photograph of himself along with his mother and penned a heart-warming poem for her.

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Esha Deol is looking at strength, not length of roles

Admitting that she is part of Bollywood actors who are all for digital, Esha Deol Takhtani, who was last seen in the short film ''Cake Walk'', first premiered on a digital platform, which went on to win several awards at different festivals, says, "I also have a couple of other projects lined up for the future on different OTT platforms. I think digital is the future, and not just due of the lockdown owing to the unfortunate COVID-19 situation we are in. In general too, many now want to see films on the move. I''m happy and proud to be part of this medium."

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COVID-19: Javed Akhtar headed IPRS decides to provide financial help to over 3000 music composers, authors

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced a complete lockdown across the country for 21 days from Tuesday midnight, asserting that this is necessary for a decisive battle against the pandemic. Soon many Bollywood and Television actors started doing their bit by contributing to the PM's relief fund or by announcing help to the daily wage workers in the industry. After Akshay Kumar, Salman Khan and others, the name of popular lyricist Javed Akhtar has also been added to the list. 

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