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Sunita Ahuja On SRK Choice: Govinda’s wife calls him her first priority
Sunita Ahuja expressed admiration for Shah Rukh Khan during a recent interview. She also discussed her views on love and possessiveness in marriage. Ahuja explained her decision to prioritize family over an acting career. Her mother’s influence played a significant role in this choice. Sunita Ahuja has gained public attention through various appearances.
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Psychology says people who always order the same food may have this reason behind the habit
Psychology does not suggest that always ordering the same food points to one particular personality type. Instead, research into food choice suggests that familiarity, habit, enjoyment and the desire to reduce the effort involved in making a decision can all influence what people order.
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When is the right time to add salt while cooking? Chefs share tips that elevate the taste of a dish
The timing can influence how ingredients cook, how much moisture they retain and how the final dish comes together. Chefs and experienced home cooks often rely on this simple technique to get more balanced flavours without necessarily adding more salt.
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Suchika Tariyal wins historic bronze in MMA debut at Asian Games: comeback follows injury and personal hardships
Suchika Tariyal made history by clinching a bronze medal in mixed martial arts at the 2026 Asian Games. Overcoming a knee injury and personal challenges, she was encouraged by fellow fighters Pooja Tomar and Himanshu Kaushik to pursue this new sport. Her remarkable comeback was particularly inspiring, given her earlier setback with a dropped jiu-jitsu…
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National Film Awards 2026: ceremony shifts to Kevadia
The 72nd National Film Awards ceremony, held in Gujarat’s Ekta Nagar for the first time instead of Delhi, saw President Droupadi Murmu present honours on September 22. Article 370 won Best Feature Film, Yami Gautam Best Actress, while Mammootty and Kartik Aaryan shared Best Actor. Anant Nag received the Dadasaheb Phalke Award for 2024.
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5 Nani classics to watch before ‘The Paradise’
Natural Star Nani returns to the big screen with his upcoming film ‘The Paradise’. The actor’s performance in the sports drama ‘Jersey’ remains widely celebrated by audiences. In the fantasy film ‘Eega’, Nani’s character is reincarnated as a housefly for revenge. The romantic comedy ‘Bhale Bhale Magadivoy’ showcases Nani’s character with short-term memory loss. Nani’s…
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Moushumi Chatterjee on marriage advice to daughter
Veteran actor Moushumi Chatterjee discussed relationships and changing social expectations. She advised her daughter Megha Mukherjee to prioritize personal choices and be self-centered. Chatterjee emphasized that women should not feel pressured to marry a boyfriend. She noted societal changes have altered traditional gender roles within families. The actor encouraged young people to live life without…
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How to buy sweet apples: 5 simple tips to pick the sweetest and freshest ones
There’s nothing quite as disappointing as biting into an apple you picked out carefully at the store, only to find it mealy, bland, or worse, weirdly sour when you were expecting something crisp and sweet. Most of us just grab whatever looks shiny and red without really knowing what we’re actually looking for, and honestly,…
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‘Dhurandhar’ actor Gaurav Gera reunites with Ravi Kishan
Actor Gaurav Gera recently posted delightful pictures from a reunion with the lively Ravi Kishan. Gera humorously described their encounter as one dhurandhar meeting another dhurandhar. Kishan, who is known for his captivating dance moves and viral social media moments, garnered fame for his unforgettable role as Babban Babua Yadav in the hit series Mirzapur.…
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Kuch Kuch Hota Hai: Sameer recalls Dhawan’s ‘bad song’ jibe
Lyricist Sameer Anjaan recalled how David Dhawan reacted to Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’s title song, calling it “bada ganda gaana” on Komal Nahta’s podcast. The 1998 film clashed with Dhawan’s Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. Sameer, with over 3,500 songs, was named Bollywood’s most prolific lyricist by Guinness World Records in 2015.