Everyone has been wondering this since Salman Khan's old X post, which hinted at a potential partnership, was discovered by Aamir's production company. A 1994 movie called Andaaz Apna Apna featured them together previously.

Salim disclosed in the series that Javed contacted him to let him know he was terminating the partnership. While both of them had maintained that they drifted apart, Javed has now disclosed that he sensed a "fatigue" in their work and determined it was time for them to move away.

Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar dedicated an enormous amount of focus on "the mother factor" in their highly regarded films, Trishul, Shanti, and Deewar. This may have been triggered by the fact that Salim and Javed both lost their mothers when they were very young, as mentioned in their Prime Video documentary Angry Young Men.

According to recent sources, Zinta has asked the Chandigarh High Court to stop Burman from selling a portion of his stake to a distinct business.According to the article, Zinta has twenty-three percent of PBKS, Burman owns forty-eight percent, Wadia has twenty-three percent, and Karan Paul owns the remaining shares. A hearing on this matter is scheduled for August 20, 2024.

In the story, Laapataa Ladies, two recently wed women are accidentally switched on a train journey to their husbands' houses. The movie did okay at the box office, but it was much more successful on Netflix, where it shattered multiple records for viewers.

Javed Akhtar was questioned in an interview with Be A Man, Yaar, if he turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism for his repressed feelings.

Shabana Azmi shares a healthy equation with her husband Javed Akhtar's children from first wife Honey Irani – Farhan Akhtar and Zoya Akhtar. Shabana was on the chat show The Invincibles Series Season 2 with Arbaaz Khan when she shared how Honey felt ‘rejected’ initially when she came to know about her relationship with Javed and that ‘there were fights and ugly scenes.'

SquareYards examined the records and found that the transaction, which was completed on July 2, had a registration charge of Rs 30,000 and a stamp duty of Rs 46.02 lakh.