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‘Mirzapur Movie’ BO Day 2 LIVE: Film set to cross Rs 45 cr
Mirzapur: The Movie has seen remarkable success, grossing Rs 6.67 crore on its second day, bringing its total India net collection to Rs 32.42 crore. Following a strong opening day, the film is currently in competition with other fresh releases at the box office. Notably, many actors from the acclaimed web series reprise their iconic…
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DYK Kangana was first choice to play Silk in ‘Dirty Picture’?
Initially, Kangana Ranaut was offered the role of the legendary Silk Smitha but later remarked that she feels no remorse for not accepting it. Vidya Balan stepped in and delivered an extraordinary performance that became a hallmark of her career. Released in 2011, this film struck a chord with audiences and emerged as one of…
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Bipasha slams post-pregnancy trolling: Actor recalls major trolling
Bipasha Basu opened up about “massively brutal” trolling and body-shaming after daughter Devi’s birth in 2022, calling out unrealistic expectations for new mothers to “bounce back” instantly. She also recalled insensitive paparazzi taking “bizarre pictures” of her. Bipasha married Karan Singh Grover in 2016 after meeting on ‘Alone’s sets.
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Meet Ruby McNally, the 100-year-old woman who skydived to celebrate her 100th birthday, she lives alone, drives herself around: What are some lifestyle secrets that keep her going
Living a long life has fascinated humanity for generations, and turning 100 years old is rare enough on its own, but doing it while living independently, driving yourself to the grocery store, and jumping out of an airplane for fun is a blessing in itself.It is easy to assume that a long, active life comes…
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Venkat Prabhu’s ‘GOAT’ anniversary video has fans talking about Vijay
Director Venkat Prabhu marked the second anniversary of his acclaimed film ‘GOAT’ by releasing a special video. This montage cleverly intertwined various scenes from the film with Vijay’s evolving political career. With Vijay’s recent political engagement, the film’s notable ‘TN 07 CM 2026’ reference has gained a fresh layer of relevance, igniting passionate discussions among…
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Nani completes 18 years in cinema; calls himself an ‘adult’
Celebrating eighteen remarkable years in the film industry, Tollywood actor Nani extended his heartfelt gratitude to his loyal fans. He playfully announced his cinematic adulthood, pledging to continue honing his craft. His forthcoming film, ‘The Paradise’, promises a riveting action-packed narrative. The gripping teaser introduces a thrilling entry, teasing a valiant battle against injustice. Audiences…
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Rashmika Mandanna calls brother-in-law Anand Deverakonda a ‘green forest’
During the film trailer launch for Anand Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna showered admiration on her brother-in-law, calling him a ‘green forest’ as a nod to his vibrant nature. The bond was clear as Anand lovingly called her ‘vadinamma’, expressing pride in her achievements. Additionally, Rashmika provided a glimpse into her ongoing projects with Vijay Deverakonda, showcasing…
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What you can and cannot take from your hotel room: The rules every traveller should know
When staying at a hotel, many guests find themselves curious about which amenities they can take home. Complimentary items, like small toiletries and slippers, are fine to keep. Notepads and pens are often included as well. However, it’s important to remember that towels, bed linens, and bathrobes are meant to stay with the hotel. Appliances…
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“Dilli se aaye ho na tum?” Before calling a ₹70 water bottle a loot, know what it takes to bring it to the remote mountains; Kedarnath seller explains traveller in heated exchange
A trending video showcases the stark disparity in bottled water prices in isolated mountain areas. Local shop owners discuss how challenging landscapes and labor-intensive logistics significantly elevate supply chain expenses. Delivering goods to these elevated communities requires arduous journeys and increased handling costs. As a result, water prices soar compared to those in urban environments.…
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First Recorded Name Revealed: humble Uruk accountant signs barley tablet; writing begins with bookkeeping
Kushim, an ancient Mesopotamian accountant, holds the distinction of having the earliest recorded name in history. Working around 3200 BC in Uruk, he meticulously managed barley transactions, leaving behind multiple clay tablets that illustrate his administrative responsibilities. This finding sheds light on the original function of writing – practical record-keeping, rather than the exaltation of…