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Inside Madhuri Dixit’s 5,500 sq ft Mumbai home with M.F. Husain art
On the 53rd floor of her Mumbai apartment, Madhuri Dixit moves with the same composed grace that has defined decades of her on-screen persona. From Mohini in ‘Tezaab’ to Nisha in ‘Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!,’ audiences have seen her in countless memorable avatars, but her home offers a glimpse into a quieter, more personal side…
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Why are hotel shampoo, soap, and lotion bottles always so tiny? Here’s the real reason
They can make you wonder why hotels do not simply provide regular-sized products. The answer is a mix of practicality, cost, packaging, and the changing way hotels manage bathroom amenities.
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Chunky Pandey reveals Govinda inspired him to become an actor
Chunky Pandey recently talked about how Govinda became a key influence in shaping his dance and acting career. He fondly remembered the breakout success of the movie Aankhen, particularly its catchy song, which left a lasting impression on audiences. Chunky’s mother was there to witness fans’ excitement during a sneak peek of the trailer before…
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Psychology says the people who check their phones constantly not actually be bored but….
Smartphones bring us immediate engagement, filling the gaps of silence and curtailing our tendency to reflect. This urge to stay connected often arises from our discomfort with unplanned time and our inner dialogues. Studies indicate this behavior correlates with a heightened susceptibility to boredom and a yearning for connections. The feeling of loneliness and learned…
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Rashmika Mandanna says she is proud of ‘Epic’ director Aditya Haasan
At the pre-release event for her brother-in-law’s film, Rashmika Mandanna shared her enthusiasm for director Aditya Haasan’s debut project. She praised the romantic-comedy trailer, which echoed the charm of beloved Korean dramas. Additionally, she lauded the well-crafted character of Vaishnavi Chaitanya. ‘Epic – First Semester’ is scheduled to hit theaters on September 11.
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A 600-year-old temple in Rajasthan has a Muslim priest: The story of Bagoria Mataji Mandir
For fourteen generations, a Muslim family has upheld a remarkable tradition by serving at the Bagoria Mata temple. This custom originated when their ancestors sought divine assistance during a treacherous journey. Despite their Islamic faith, they continue to honor Hindu rituals, a practice embraced by local villagers as an integral part of the temple’s heritage.…
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‘The Gentlemen Season 2’: Meet the New characters added in Eddie’s criminal world
In the gripping second season, Theo James’ Eddie Horniman delves further into the treacherous criminal underworld. Audiences will encounter new aristocrats and gangsters, each adding complexity to the criminal empire’s story. Kaya Scodelario’s Susie Glass is in a precarious position, navigating a landscape filled with fresh threats and potential allies. The cast also introduces several…
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When ‘Dharman’ star Rajinikanth called his fans ‘gods’
Rajinikanth has captivated audiences for over fifty years, thanks to his dedicated fanbase that fuels his illustrious career. This unwavering loyalty is a key factor in his enduring success. As anticipation builds for his upcoming films ‘Jailer 2’ and ‘Dharman,’ fans eagerly await the next chapters in his remarkable journey as a cinematic icon.
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Arun Matheswaran reveals his surprising take on violence in ‘DC’
Filmmaker Arun Matheswaran explained his choice for a straightforward narrative in ‘DC’, attributing it to his wife’s insightful guidance. He emphasized the importance of swift transitions and reducing prolonged silences in the storytelling process. This creative decision led to the film’s impressive box office performance and subsequent availability on OTT platforms. Additionally, Matheswaran candidly expressed…
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Padmaavat Jauhar debate: Shriya urges cultural context
Shriya Pilgaonkar defended understanding historical context after Swara Bhaskar reiterated her criticism of Padmaavat’s jauhar scene, saying it made her feel “reduced to her vagina.” Pilgaonkar argued it’s unfair to judge past eras by today’s values. Co-writer Prakash Kapadia said the film reflected historical reality based on research.