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In 1997, he was a janitor in the US; years later, Sharran Srivatsaa built businesses worth billions
Sharran Srivatsaa arrived in America as a freshman working as a janitor. He overcame his accent and financial struggles through self-education and hard work. Srivatsaa later joined Goldman Sachs and built two billion-dollar companies. He then became CEO of Acquisition.com in 2026. His story shows a remarkable career transformation from humble beginnings.
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Bengaluru Airport may soon pick up your luggage from home
Bengaluru Airport is set to enhance the travel experience by introducing a convenient home check-in service. This innovative feature will enable passengers to have their luggage collected right from their homes, ensuring seamless assistance throughout their journey. As part of the existing Care by BLR initiative, which already includes premium chauffeur-driven transfers, the exact launch…
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Indoor Plants In Johnson’s Home: Dakota Johnson’s ‘anchor’ turns jungly-vintage; readers get decor cues
Dakota Johnson’s Los Angeles home is a mid-century retreat filled with plants. Delicate ferns and button ferns adorn her kitchen space. Burgundy rubber trees and mimosa plants add character to her living room. Romantic peonies and Persian buttercups decorate the entrance area. Butterfly ranunculus and anemones are featured in her wood-paneled office.
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Prabhas fans begin pre-birthday celebrations with special ‘Salaar’ screening
Fans are celebrating Prabhas’ upcoming birthday with a special screening of his film. His historical action drama Fauzi is set to begin promotions this month. The film Fauzi is scheduled for a December 2026 worldwide theatrical release. Prabhas also has major projects like Spirit and Kalki 2898 AD Part 2. Salaar Part 2 Shouryaanga Parvam…
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‘Mandaadi’ actor Soori feels Vijay’s EXIT from cinema is ‘disappointment’
While promoting his latest film Mandaadi, actor Soori delved into the intersection of cinema and politics, expressing his discontent at Vijay’s shift from acting to a political career. He highlighted a growing political consciousness among today’s youth. Mandaadi, which focuses on the lives of fishermen, is set to be released on September 10, after which…
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Did you know AR Rahman originally made ‘Masakali’ for ‘Om Shanti Om’, not ‘Delhi 6’?
During a captivating vlog with music director Vishal Dadlani, Farah Khan uncovered a fascinating backstory about the beloved song Masakali. She disclosed that renowned composer AR Rahman initially crafted the track for Om Shanti Om. Eventually, it was featured in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Delhi-6, emphasizing the creativity and collaborative effort involved in the film’s music…
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Sanjay Dutt uses Yerwada jail joke to skip speaking Marathi
During a festive Dahi Handi event, Sanjay Dutt cleverly refrained from speaking Marathi, humorously remarking on his language-learning struggles while in jail. He acknowledged his close friendship with the Maharashtra Transport Minister and expressed thanks for being invited. Dutt hinted at several upcoming film projects, including an eagerly anticipated sequel, adding to the excitement of…
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DIY: Stop throwing away dryer lint; 7 surprising ways to put it to good use at home
Dryer lint poses a fire hazard, making regular trap cleaning essential for safety. Additionally, this natural fiber is versatile and can serve as fire-starting material, or be composted. It can also be effectively used in making draft stoppers, stuffing craft cushions, adding texture to homemade paper, and lining plant pots. Moreover, it can protect tool…
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Meet Suneel Lodhi: The viral voice behind ‘Maine Tere Hi Bharose’ in Hanuman Ansh
Suneel Lodhi, a visually impaired folk singer from Bundelkhand, captured the nation’s heart with his mesmerizing voice. For years, he enchanted audiences with bhajans and folk songs on village streets and local trains. His performance of “Maine Tere Hi Bharose” skyrocketed to fame after appearing in the film Hanuman Ansh, propelling him into a broader…
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Venkat Prabhu gives hilarious answer to Vijay’s ‘GOAT’ possibility
The buzz surrounding a GOAT sequel is alive and well, especially after director Venkat Prabhu’s playful remarks. Fans are buzzing with excitement, further ignited by a second-anniversary video that cleverly links to political themes with visuals of a Parliament building. This engaging dialogue reveals the film’s lasting impact and its resonance within cultural conversations.