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Pakistani singer Aima Baig has addressed growing speculation surrounding a recent video in which she appeared with a visible injury near her eye. The clip quickly attracted attention on social media, prompting fans to express concern about her wellbeing and leading to widespread rumours that the singer may have been a victim of domestic violence. The speculation gained momentum after viewers noticed a bruise on her face. With little information available about how the injury occurred, some social media users began suggesting that there could be a more serious story behind it. However, Baig has now personally responded to the rumours and made it clear that there was no such incident. Taking to her Instagram Stories, the singer thanked her fans for their concern while reassuring them that she was completely fine. She directly rejected claims of domestic violence and said there was no hidden situation behind the injury. Baig explained that the bruise was the result of an accidental incident that happened early in the morning after she returned home from dance rehearsals. According to the singer, she was extremely exhausted at the time and accidentally slammed her face into a door at around 5 a.m. The incident left her with a bruise, which subsequently became the subject of intense online speculation. Baig appeared keen to put the matter to rest, stressing that there was nothing more serious behind the injury. She also revealed that she was already unwell when the accident happened. The singer said she was suffering from fever and flu at the time, making the situation even more uncomfortable. Despite feeling unwell and dealing with the injury, she assured her followers that her overall health has been improving. Baig further shared that she remains busy with her professional commitments. She said she has continued working, dancing and attending rehearsals, while describing herself as healthier and happier than she has been in a long time. Her response appeared aimed at calming concerned fans and stopping further speculation about her personal life. Rather than allowing the rumours to grow, she chose to explain the circumstances herself and clarify that the injury was simply the result of an unfortunate accident. The singer also maintained a lighthearted tone while addressing the situation. She acknowledged that she appreciated the love and concern shown by her followers but urged them not to turn an accidental moment into something more dramatic. Baig’s clarification comes as social media users continue to closely follow the personal lives of celebrities, with even minor details often sparking speculation. In this case, the visible bruise led to assumptions before the singer had an opportunity to explain what had actually happened. By speaking out, Baig has made her position clear: the injury was accidental, there was no domestic violence involved, and there is no hidden story behind the incident. She has also reassured fans that she is recovering well and continuing with her work. For now, the singer appears ready to move past the incident and focus on her music, performances and upcoming professional activities. Her message was ultimately a reminder to fans that appearances on social media do not always tell the complete story, and that speculation can quickly grow when facts are not immediately available.

The makers of Bokshi have unveiled a striking new poster for the upcoming folk-horror film, offering audiences another glimpse into the mysterious and unsettling world created by filmmaker Bhargav Saikia. The film, which has already attracted attention on the international festival circuit, is now preparing for its theatrical release in India on October 9, 2026. Produced independently by Lorien Motion Pictures, Bokshi marks Saikia’s debut as a feature-film director. The project combines elements of folklore, mythology, psychological horror and coming-of-age drama, creating an atmosphere that explores the blurred boundaries between ancient beliefs and reality. Before heading to Indian cinemas, Bokshi travelled through several prestigious international film festivals. The film premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam in 2025, marking an important first step in its global festival journey. It was later screened at a number of genre-focused events, gaining further recognition for its distinctive approach to horror and storytelling. The film also achieved the distinction of being the only Indian feature selected forther 2025 editions of the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival in Spain, the Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival in Switzerland and SXSW Sydney in Australia. Its presence at these internationally recognised festivals helped build anticipation among audiences interested in Indian genre cinema. Speaking about the film’s upcoming release, director and producer Bhargav Saikia expressed his excitement about finally presenting Bokshi to Indian viewers. He said the team was delighted to bring the film home after an eventful festival run that included appearances at major international festivals such as Rotterdam and Sitges. Saikia also described Bokshi as a horror film created with young audiences in mind and said it was designed to be experienced on the big screen. The theatrical setting is expected to complement the film’s atmospheric visuals, unsettling themes and supernatural elements. The story centres on Anahita, a troubled teenager who joins a school trek to a remote prehistoric site. What initially appears to be an ordinary educational journey soon takes a frightening turn when Anahita discovers a connection between the mysterious location and an ancient legend. As the story progresses, Anahita finds herself caught between folklore and reality. The experience forces her to question what is real and what may be connected to the myths surrounding the site, setting the stage for a psychological and supernatural mystery. Written by debutant Harsh Vaibhav, the film features Prasanna Bisht, Mansi Multani and Siddharth Shaw in key roles. Veteran actress Shernaz Patel lends her voice to the titular character, adding another layer to the film’s mysterious narrative. Adding to its distinctive identity, Bokshi is a multilingual production featuring Hindi, English and Nepali. It also introduces Boksirit, a fictional language developed specifically for the film’s world. With its festival journey now behind it, Bokshi is gearing up to meet Indian audiences on October 9, 2026. The new poster further heightens curiosity around a film that promises to combine traditional folklore with psychological tension and contemporary horror.

Chris Brown has responded to Lionel Richie after the legendary singer made a light-hearted joke about Brown and Usher’s ongoing R&B tour. Richie recently addressed the pair’s “The R&B Tour” while performing with Earth, Wind & Fire. During a break between songs at the Mortgage Matchup Center, the 77-year-old singer pointed out that Usher and Brown were attempting to bring something new to the R&B touring scene. “Usher, Chris Brown… see, they trying to do something new,” Richie told the crowd. However, he quickly reminded fans that artists from his generation had already created similar large-scale R&B performances decades ago. Referring to his time with the Commodores and Earth, Wind & Fire, Richie said they had been doing the same thing around 40 years earlier. He then added a cheeky remark that quickly caught the attention of social media users. “Only difference is, between then and now, we didn’t go to jail!” Richie joked. The comment drew laughter from the audience, while Richie appeared to realise that the joke could be taken seriously. He immediately softened his remarks, saying that they were “fine Christian men.” The clip of Richie’s comments soon went viral online, prompting Brown to respond directly. Rather than appearing offended by the veteran singer’s joke, Brown joined in on the humour. Commenting on a video of the incident, the singer wrote, “damn unk. We love ya paw paw,” accompanied by laughing emojis. His response suggested that he understood Richie’s comments as playful banter rather than a serious criticism. Richie’s joke comes at a time when Brown has faced renewed legal attention. The singer is reportedly seeking a retrial in a dog attack case in which he was ordered to pay millions of dollars in damages to a former housekeeper following an alleged incident involving his dog. Brown also recently pleaded guilty to affray over a 2023 nightclub incident in London involving music producer Abraham Diaw. Brown and his vocal coach, Omololu Akinlolu, who was also charged in connection with the case, are expected to be sentenced in October 2026. Meanwhile, Brown and Usher continue their major “The R&B Tour,” which features 33 stadium dates across North America. The tour began in June and has brought together two of R&B’s biggest modern stars for a series of highly anticipated performances. Usher has previously framed the tour as a celebration of R&B and its ability to fill major stadiums, rather than a competition between the two headliners. Richie’s comments therefore appear to have been more of a playful reminder of R&B’s long history than a serious criticism of Brown and Usher. Brown’s relaxed response also showed that he was willing to take the joke in good spirits.