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Just hours before UFC Freedom 250 at the White House, unexpected drama unfolded when UFC Middleweight Champion Sean Strickland was seen being escorted away from an Ellipse fan event by police officers and taken to a Park Police van. The incident quickly sparked online speculation, especially after Strickland later shared video footage from the back of what appeared to be a high-security transport vehicle, adding to the buzz surrounding the historic UFC event.

The battle isn't happening at the box office—it's happening on social media. Ever since the Alpha teaser dropped, the internet has been flooded with comparisons to Dhurandhar, with fans debating everything from the tone and action to the now-viral dialogue, "Wolf ki beti wolf hoti hai." Adding to the chaos, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli memes have become the unexpected face of the online debate. While some viewers are excited about Alpha, others believe Dhurandhar has already set a higher benchmark for spy-action films. Hype, backlash, memes, comparisons—this teaser has sparked one of the biggest internet debates of the week.

Before the ₹370 biryani controversy put comedian Pranit More in the spotlight, Salman Khan had already given him a warning on Bigg Boss 19. In a clip that's now going viral again, Salman told Pranit not to "go below the belt" while joking about public figures. As backlash grows over Pranit's recent crowd-work controversy, fans are revisiting that old moment and debating whether Salman was talking about comedy boundaries all along. Was it just advice—or a warning that aged surprisingly well?