What all happened in the entertainment world today?

Kannada actor Dhruva Sarja (30) and wife Prerana Shankar have tested positive for coronavirus.

Star of films like Addhuri and Bharjari, Dhruva shared the news on Twitter, saying they both have mild symptoms and have been admitted to a hospital.

He requested those who have been in their proximity to get themselves tested.

"I'm sure we'll be back all fine," the actor said.

Days after veteran actor Rekha's security guard tested positive for COVID-19, four more watchmen close to her bungalow in Mumbai's Bandra have contracted the infection.

Meanwhile, a part of the actor's house has been sealed and she is under home quarantine. However, she is yet to undergo COVID-19 test.

Earlier, staff members of celebrities like Karan Johar, Boney Kapoor, Aamir Khan had tested positive.

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan (77), who is currently admitted to a Mumbai hospital, shared an appreciation note for healthcare workers. Calling them God-like incarnations, the actor wrote, "They fly the flags of humanity."

Both Big B and son Abhishek, who were diagnosed with COVID-19 on Saturday, are said to be stable and doing well.

Notably, Abhishek's wife Aishwarya Rai, daughter Aaradhya also tested COVID-19 positive.

In another news, it has been confirmed that Benjamin Keough, late legendary singer Elvis Presley's only grandson, took his own life. Keough was found dead in Calabasas, California on Sunday.

After an autopsy, it was revealed that he died of a gunshot wound, and the manner of death was listed as suicide.

Presley's daughter Lisa Marie was "heartbroken and beyond devastated," her manager said.

Actor Rajkummar Rao will star in the Hindi remake of recent Telugu investigative thriller HIT: The First Case. The movie tells the story of a troubled cop who is in search of a missing woman.

Director Sailesh Kolanu, who received praise for the thriller, will helm the Hindi version as well.

"It's an engaging story, relevant in today's environment," Rajkummar said about the project.

Moving on, a US federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a proposed $19 million settlement for women who accused former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual abuse and harassment. The judge termed the fund "obnoxious" and called it unfair to victims.

Meanwhile, an exciting trailer of Vidya Balan-starrer Shakuntala Devi was released today. The film will be out on Amazon Prime Video on July 31.