At the prestigious IFFI, the legendary Superstar Rajinikanth was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award, celebrating his incredible 50-year journey in cinema. Meanwhile, Aamir Khan has announced his much-anticipated return to the silver screen after a well-deserved hiatus. In exciting news for film enthusiasts, Farhan Akhtar’s film ‘120 Bahadur’ has been deemed tax-free in Delhi.

It was a packed day in the world of entertainment on November 28, 2025. From Rajinikanth being honored with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at IFFI to Aamir Khan sharing the exciting news of his return to acting, here’s a quick roundup of the stories that had everyone talking today.

Rajinikanth receives Lifetime Achievement Award at IFFI

Rajinikanth has completed 50 years in cinema. And the superstar of Indian cinema met with an emotional moment at the International Film Festival of India, which is being held in Goa. The Tamil icon received a lifetime-achievement award at the 56th IFFI, reflecting on a five-decade-long career that “felt like 10–15 years.”

Aamir Khan is set to resume acting

Aamir Khan, who took a break from acting and decided to focus on his family life and production, will be making his return as an actor. Khan shared that he is finishing his producing phase and will resume acting soon. With that, he signaled. a new phase in his long and storied career.

Farhan Akhtar’s ‘120 Bahadur’ becomes tax-free in Delhi

Farhan Akhtar starrer ‘120 Bahadur’ has been made tax-free in Delhi on November 28, 2025. Due to this, the war drama’s producers received an extra boost in the capital city of India. This will also reflect in the box office number of the movie.

Producer rubbishes claims of ‘Apne 2’ being shelved

Producer Deepak Mukut lashed out at filmmaker Anil Sharma after he claimed that the sequel ‘Apne 2’ was “called off” following the death of Dharmendra. Mukut stated that Sharma was “not authorized to make such a rash statement.” He denied the claims that the project has been shelved. Mukut added that the film is still on track. Calling it a “heartfelt tribute” to Dharmendra, he said they would go ahead “with full conviction.”

Palash Muchhal’s mother addresses the uncertainty around her son and Smriti Mandhana’s wedding

Palash Muchhal’s mother, Amita Muchhal, decided to address the uncertainty surrounding her son and cricketer Smriti Mandhana’s wedding. The singer’s mother clarified that the wedding has not been cancelled but postponed because both families faced sudden health emergencies. Amita Muchhal expressed that both Palash and Smriti are “going through pain (dono takleef mein hain)” due to the sudden medical crisis. Hoping that everything “will fall into place,” she added that the wedding will happen “very soon.”