Shekhar Suman takes a dig at Aamir Khan’s third marriage: ‘He’s running a triple engine now’ Shekhar Suman, host of the satirical talk show Shekhar Tonite, recently delivered a monologue on Aamir Khan’s third marriage to Gauri Spratt, which took place earlier this month. The segment, which blended humor with sharp commentary, framed Aamir’s personal life as a metaphor for political strategy and personal ambition. Suman described the actor’s marriages as a series of “alliances,” drawing parallels between Aamir’s relationships and the dynamics of political coalitions. Suman began by praising Aamir Khan’s influence, stating, “This man has given a unique vision to several generations yet to come. And that vision is to chase something till you don’t achieve it.” He emphasized that Aamir’s approach to life—persisting until perfection is reached—was a lesson for politicians, who, he argued, should study the actor’s ability to form “alliances.” Suman quipped, “Politicians, especially, should learn a lot from him. It’s often said that politicians know how to form alliances. But they should learn the art of forming alliances with this man.” The host then referenced Aamir’s previous marriages, calling his first two unions—his 1986 wedding to Reena Dutta and his 2005 marriage to Kiran Rao—“alliances” that ultimately dissolved. Suman likened his third marriage to Gauri Spratt as a “mahagathbandhan” (grand alliance), suggesting that Aamir’s ability to maintain multiple relationships was akin to governing a complex political entity. “Our government can’t run a double engine smoothly, and he’s running a triple engine now,” he remarked, using the metaphor of an engine driver who shunts train carriages to form a functional train.#aamir_khan #kirian_rao #shekhar_suman #gauri_spratt #reena_dutta
Actor Rajshri Deshpande Shares Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Recovery Journey Rajshri Deshpande, the 43-year-old actor known for her roles in films like Manto, The Sky is Pink, and Joram, revealed on Wednesday that she has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer. She shared that she is currently recovering well after undergoing a successful surgery, expressing gratitude for the support she has received throughout her journey. Deshpande disclosed that the diagnosis came during a routine checkup, which allowed her to catch the condition at an early stage. She described the experience of undergoing tests and surgery as a “rollercoaster ride,” but emphasized that the love and warmth from her family and friends helped her through the process. She wrote, “Seeing my Aai and papa’s faces after surgery melted my fears into unbreakable strength. With everyone’s support, I feel I’m ready to take on the world.” The actor also praised the medical team at Kokilaben Hospital for their expert care, which she said made her recovery journey “gentler.” She added that she is recovering “beautifully” and expects to return home soon, reaffirming that her plans remain on track despite the diagnosis. Beyond her acting career, Deshpande is a social worker who has adopted several drought-prone villages in Maharashtra. Through her Nabhangan Foundation, she has focused on restoring water supplies, building toilets, providing education for girls, and empowering women. She highlighted that her diagnosis has not slowed her efforts, stating, “2026 began with ambitious goals for building more schools, river revival, and that my diagnosis hasn’t stopped me.” Deshpande expressed her commitment to continuing her work, emphasizing that her role as a survivor, social worker, and advocate has become even more significant.#maharashtra #rajshri_deshpande #kokilaben_hospital #nabhangan_foundation #kirian_rao
