The Good, Bad And Ugly Of Last Week: Deepika Padukone, Janhvi Kapoor, Tinaa Dattaa, Taapsee Pannu, Kriti Sanon

Situation is precarious. The Daayan actress has gone on record to say that her co-actor Mohit Malhotra has been touching her inappropriately on the sets.

Mohit Malhotra (UGLY):

 Strong words of condemnation if you are being so silly on the sets. And what do you mean by saying, "Your role demands you to touch Tinaa here and there"- that's exactly what she told us in her exclusive interview, yesterday. 

Janhvi Kapoor (UGLY): 

Doesn't get more stupid than this. Sridevi's daughter was trolled for 'looking pregnant'. Why are we so dumb and aggressive on social media?

Taapsee Pannu (GOOD):

Caught up with this talented actress for an interview over the weekend, and like always she oozed confidence. Badla should be a good film, at least that's what the trailer loudly depicts.

Deepika Padukone (GOOD):

 Nice to see her doing a commercial with her ex Ranbir Kapoor, after getting married to Ranveer. The Simmba star was right on the India Conclave: "I am not insecure". 

Kartik Aaryan (GOOD):

Happy-go-lucky guy. Quite endearing. It's a nice feeling if you have two consecutive successes- Sonu Ke Titu Ki sweety and now, Luka Chuppi.

Zoya Akhtar (GOOD):

Met her last week in a Juhu 5-star and discussed Gully Boy. This woman is a lava of not just talent but intelligence as well. Gully Boy was Made In Heaven, ironically the name of her upcoming Amazon show.

Bhumi Pednekar (BAD):

 Felt bad for her. Despite her great performance in Sonchiriya, the film tanked on Day 1. Moral of the story: Filmmakers should not make films in regional language (Bundelkhandi in this case) and sell them as if they're in Hindi. 

Kriti Sanon (GOOD): 

Happy for her that Luka Chuppi has clicked. She has done well, no two opinions about that.

Shilpa Shetty (UGLY):