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Hanuman Ansh producer Anupriya Nagar confirms sequel
At 21, Anupriya Nagar invested her savings into Hanuman Ansh despite no filmmaking experience, aiming to introduce Neem Karoli Baba’s teachings to Gen Z. The film became a surprise hit, crossing Rs 100 crore. She has now confirmed a sequel, promising to retain the original’s low-budget simplicity and rawness.
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Gautam Ghattamaneni adds cheeky bio after his film ratings go viral
Gautam Ghattamaneni recently embraced the playful buzz surrounding his film ratings on social media, adding a witty twist to his Letterboxd profile after they gained widespread attention. Fans have been keenly observing his independent ratings, even for his father Mahesh Babu’s films. Recently, he celebrated his milestone twentieth birthday, receiving a heartfelt note from Mahesh…
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Ameesha claps back at rumours: Actor shuts down Hardik link-up talk
A video of Ameesha Patel and Hardik Pandya at Mumbai’s Taj Hotel went viral, sparking dating rumours after an X user pointed to her hand on his shoulder. Ameesha sarcastically clapped back, mocking the assumption. Pandya is currently dating Mahieka Sharma, while Ameesha is set to return for Gadar 3.
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Quote Of the day by Hannah Waddingham
In ‘Ted Lasso’, Hannah Waddingham’s character Rebecca Welton engages in a unique ritual to boost her confidence. By standing on tiptoes and raising her arms, she taps into her inner strength, preparing herself for challenging moments. Waddingham’s own experiences emphasize the significance of self-assurance, illustrating that the journey to self-discovery is as vital as the…
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Rajasthani artist slams Mirzapur makers over Shoorveer song
Rajasthani singer Rapperiya Baalam has accused Mirzapur: The Movie makers of using his song, dedicated to Maharana Pratap, in a gangster scene without permission or credit. He called it an insult to Rajasthan’s history. Social media users backed him, demanding accountability and urging him to file a copyright claim.
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In 2004, Johnny Depp bought a private island in the Bahamas; named beaches after people close to him
In a whimsical move, Johnny Depp acquired his own private island in the Bahamas for a cool USD 3.6 million, reflecting his affection for friends and family by naming its beaches after them. To complement his island lifestyle, he also owns an extravagant steam-powered yacht named Vajoliroja, which set him back an impressive USD 8…
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Family thought she was dead: 64-year-old woman found alive on Day 11 after Nepal floods
In a remarkable turn of events, Chandrika Shrestha was discovered alive after being trapped for eleven days in flood debris. Her faint cries led rescuers to her underneath a collapsed house, just as her family was preparing for her funeral. A dedicated Armed Police Force team successfully rescued her, and she is currently receiving necessary…
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Poonam Pandey slams Swara Bhasker’s ‘Padmaavat’ jauhar criticism
Poonam Pandey voiced her strong dissent regarding Swara Bhasker’s recent remarks on ‘Padmaavat.’ She argued that the film illustrates real historical events rather than fictional narratives. Pandey was taken aback by Bhasker’s comments, labeling them as nonsensical. Bhasker’s concerns revolved around the film’s depiction of jauhar and its implications for survivors. This exchange underscores the…
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Why Nike stock has fallen and what it means for fashion
Nike’s recent stock decline signals a troubling trend of stagnant revenue and growing product challenges. The brand’s direct sales approach is faltering, while wholesale avenues are gaining traction. Emerging competitors like On and Hoka are encroaching on its performance footwear market. China’s struggles impact overall growth, yet India offers a promising long-term prospect. To recapture…
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Anubhav hails Mirzapur and Hanuman Ansh as ‘not freak hits’
Filmmaker Anubhav Sinha praised the box office success of Mirzapur – The Movie and Hanuman Ansh, calling them “not freak hits.” While Mirzapur opened at Rs 25.75 crore, low-budget Hanuman Ansh earned Rs 99.38 crore despite a modest start. Sinha believes the numbers reflect what audiences genuinely want to watch.