Entertainment News Round-Up: Shama Sikander And James Milliron Are Married, Mom-To-Be Debina Bonnerjee Gives Fans A Glimpse Of Her Soon-To-Be-Born Baby's Stroller, Karanvir Bohra REVEALS He Is Under A Lot Of Debt And Cases Are Filed Against Him And More

The ‘Yeh Meri Life Hai’ actress Shama Sikander has tied the knot with her longtime boyfriend James Milliron in Goa. The two exchanged the vows in a white wedding in a cozy affair in the presence of family and friends. Shama and James married as per Christian rituals. The pictures from the wedding are breathtaking and the duo look extremely in love with each other.

One of television’s most adorable and loved couples Debina Bonnerjee and Gurmeet Choudhary are all ready to embrace parenthood. Last month, the couple shared the big news with their fans with a beautiful picture that read, “To Becoming 3. Choudhary junior coming. Seeking your blessings.” Soon-to-be-mommy Debina is enjoying every bit of her pregnancy phase and making the most of it. The actress is prepping up for the baby’s arrival and is collecting all the essential belongings required for the new member in the house.

Kangana Ranaut-hosted show Lock Upp is getting more and more interesting day by day. The contestants are doing all they can to give their best in the tasks. So far, we've seen many contestants getting emotional and making shocking revelations about their personal life. In one of the recent episodes, Karanvir Bohra shared that he has not been doing well in his career for the past couple of years. He also revealed that he is debt-ridden since 2015 and has some cases filed against him.

The world of wrestling is devastated by the sad demise of WWE icon Scott Hall, 63, who passed away on Monday, March 14. The two-time world champion suffered multiple heart attacks over the weekend following complications from hip surgery. Hall, was also known to be the co-founder of the nWo (New World Order).

Vivek Agnihotri’s much-talked film ‘The Kashmir Files’ has taken the internet by storm for several reasons. The film that shows the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in the valley back in the 1990s has become the topic of discussion firstly for the spectacular work delivered by makers and stars in the film, secondly to the ongoing controversy attached to the film. Amidst everything now, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi applauded the film and said, more films like this should be made to bring out the real truth to the people.