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In 1983, Shekhar Kapur’s ‘Masoom’ opened to an empty theatre
Shekhar Kapur revealed the unforeseen journey of his first film, Masoom. Initially, theaters were nearly empty, and distributors contemplated pulling out. Yet, through powerful word of mouth, the film experienced a remarkable turnaround, becoming a cherished cult classic. Now, Kapur is eagerly working on a sequel to the iconic 1983 film, reigniting interest in its…
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5 dating app habits that can quietly sabotage a promising relationship
Engaging with multiple dating apps while trying to build emotional ties can cloud judgment in budding relationships. Keeping options open may breed feelings of resentment and distraction. Valuing new matches over those with potential can hinder real connections. Overthinking text interactions leads to unnecessary pressure rather than authentic bonding. Remaining emotionally tied to other prospects…
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Rajesh Kumar was in Rs 2 crore debt as left acting for farming on Sadhguru’s advice
Actor Rajesh Kumar left acting for farming in Gaya, Bihar, driven by spiritual beliefs. He faced significant debt and setbacks over five years of horticulture. Despite financial struggles, Kumar maintained a positive outlook and learned valuable lessons. His debt has now significantly reduced, with only a small portion remaining. This experience marked a period of…
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Kamal Amrohi charged Rs 10,000 per scene as a writer for ‘Mughal-E-Azam’
Tajdar Amrohi insists that his father was instrumental in crafting the dialogues for the timeless classic Mughal-E-Azam. He highlights that Kamal Amrohi received a fee of ten thousand rupees for each scene, which significantly raised the stature of screenwriters within the Indian cinema landscape. In total, he earned two lakh rupees for his contributions, yet…
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Meet 117-year-old Ethel Caterham: World’s oldest living person
True connection reveals itself in the subtle understanding shared between kindred spirits. This intimate resonance fosters an environment where one can express freely without fear of rejection or misunderstanding. It’s less about common hobbies and more about a shared wavelength of thought. These meaningful connections provide solace from incessant self-justification and societal judgment, fulfilling the…
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10 famous foods that became popular when people had very little money
They turned into regional identities, street-food favourites and dishes people now happily order at restaurants. From Bihar’s litti chokha to Italy’s pizza, here are 10 famous foods that show how necessity can create unforgettable food.
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Govinda SPOTTED outside hospital amid Sunita’s 2nd marriage claims
Recently, Govinda was spotted departing a Mumbai hospital amidst ongoing marital difficulties. His manager has refuted speculations regarding a supposed second marriage. Sunita Ahuja mentioned that she withdrew her divorce petition due to these rumored plans. However, Govinda’s team has expressed disbelief, labeling Sunita’s assertions as baseless. The couple’s relationship woes remain a hot topic…
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After calling Gen Z ‘Gutter Generation’, Kangana now says she’s ‘Gen Alpha’
Kangana Ranaut, after calling Gen Z protesters “gutter generation,” now declares she “identifies as Gen Alpha” in a new Instagram post. She had earlier softened her stance, calling Gen Z “assets of the country.” Kangana was last seen in ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’ and will soon debut in Hollywood with ‘Blessed Be the Evil’.
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Singer Shaan, his wife buy Rs 48 cr, 6,300 sq ft Bandra apartment
Singer Shaan and wife Radhika Mukherjee bought a Rs 48 crore luxury home in Mumbai. This sprawling residence merges three apartments across one and a half floors. The purchase maintains Shaan’s family connection to the Bandra neighborhood. Shaan also reunited with Saif Ali Khan for a new song after twenty years. The song is for…
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Puneet Vashisht reveals his scenes were CUT from SRK’s ‘Josh’
Puneet Vashisht revealed that his vibrant performance in ‘Josh’ unintentionally led to reduced screen time, overshadowing Shah Rukh Khan. He trained the Bollywood icon in dance, a twist that inadvertently attracted attention towards him. Reflecting on the industry’s challenges, Vashisht candidly discussed the rise of nepotism and his battles with depression and alcoholism, emphasizing his…