IG signals are Bollywood's new tea leaves. Lakshya and Sahher not following each other on Instagram has sparked fan chatter about PR stunts and ego clashes, with Anya Singh named in the mix. This vibe shows how tiny moves become headlines in 2025 cinema [1].
- Not-follow drama fuels PR chatter: fans speculate it's a calculated move or an ego clash, and Anya Singh is repeatedly named in the threads. The debate digs into whether silence on IG is genuine distance or a strategic promo hook used to keep the couple in the spotlight [1].
- Malaika Arora's like on a post bashing Salman sparks debates about who wields influence and how much a star's support can steer a narrative. The talk turns to whether this signals a power move or a subtle campaign to shape project conversations [2].
- Misattributed quotes about SRK show how coverage can hinge on a misquote, shaping how audiences perceive who said what and why. In fast social chatter, a quote out of context can tilt headlines and the story arc [3].
Tiny social-media cues are the new gossip engines in Bollywood—watch for which stars and outlets try to spin the next snippet into a larger story. The line between PR and real sentiment feels blurrier than ever.
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Is it common for main leads to not follow each other on IG ?
Fans speculate Lakshya and Sahher not following on Instagram, discuss possible PR stunt, ego, and possible relationships, mention Anya Singh.
View sourceMalaika Arora likes Salman bashing post 🤓
Post asserts Malaika Arora liked a Salman bashing post, prompting debate about Salman Khan's influence and ties to Ranbir Kapoor
View sourceLakshya - I think all of us have that somewhere, but society is such that if I say all that, people will say you are arrogant. Do you think younger actors can be themselves if they want to ?
Discussion critiques how younger actors would express themselves; SRK quotes misattributed; comparisons of arrogance, fame, and media portrayal in Bollywood.
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