A look at the top tweets from your favourite Bollywood celebrities:
Several celebrities took to Twitter to wish their fans on Diwali and share their plans.
Raveena Tandon asked her fans to do charity: ‘Wishing you all, friends a happy Diwali and a prosperous new year! This year think of those who aren't that fortunate. Your Diwali will only be more blessed! Parts of our country faced floods, calamities, can also donate in those funds. My kids love only the more demure firecrackers, phuljari, anar, chakli, besides that they donate the rest of their firecracker money.’
Dhanush wrote: ’Happy Diwali tweeps :) Anegan teaser 2 lacs views in 15 hours ! Thank u 4 dis amazin love nd support. And I hear kaththi is rocking.cant wait.’
Farhan Akhtar tweeted: ‘Morning. Delhi sched on #Do complete. Now, back to Mumbai to celebrate Diwali and some precious family & friends time.'
R Madhavan wished his fans: ‘Wish you a very very happy Diwali and a prosperous year ahead. Big year for me so thank you for all your wishes. Muchhhhhhh love.’
Shruti Haasan (in the picture) tweeted: ‘Deepavali wishes to you and your family! May it be blessed bright and prosperous!!’
Happy birthday, Parineeti Chopra!
Parineeti Chopra celebrated her birthday on October 22 and Shraddha Kapoor took to Twitter to wish her.
‘Sweetaaaa today is the day to have lots of meethaaa!!! Happy happy birthday to youuu @ParineetiChopra Have a KILLer one!!! :)’ she tweeted.
Riteish Deshmukh also wished Parineeti: 'Happy birthday @ParineetiChopra - have great one- much love.'
Parineeti will be next seen in Kill Dil, which releases on November 14.
Happy New Year team reaches Dubai
The Happy New Year team has landed in Dubai for the film's premiere.
Director Farah Khan tweeted: ‘Almost to the last lap of the journey of #HNY ..back to where v had started.. DUBAI !!’
Shah Rukh Khan added: ‘And HNY team is back to release the film where it all started, Dubai….“And we all end up where we started…” Kismet.’
Gone Girl is a must watch
Shabana Azmi, who is currently in the UK, recently saw David Fincher’s much-awaited film Gone Girl.
‘Gone Girl is twisted and brutal but riveting. Rosamund Pike is superb. Must watch,’ Azmi wrote.
Shobhaa De has also praised the film and wrote: ‘' Gone Girl ' - the brutality of marriage. What a savage and powerful portrait of 'Wedded bliss' . Must watch movie of the decade.’
The film, which is based on the Gillian Flynn’s bestselling novel by the same name, will release in India on October 31.
What moved Anushka Sharma at MAMI
Anushka Sharma, who attended the closing ceremony of the 16th Mumbai Film Festival, was moved by everyone's passion for cinema at the fest.
‘Just attended the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival award ceremony. I'm deeply inspired & moved by seeing the pure passion 4 cinema everyone shared,’ the actress tweeted.
