Mumbai: SRK is the only actor who has featured in the world top actors list several times and he is enjoying a massive fan following across the globe. Talking about his looks and physical personality, almost every Indian girl dreams of a partner like him. From prominent personalities to common fans, various Indian girls have publicly expressed their will to marry SRK. In the latest development, actress Fatima Sana Shaikh’s video is doing rounds on the social media in which she claims that she used to cry for SRK.
Yes, in the video Aamir Khan’s rumoured girlfriend is seen saying that she used to cry for SRK and she still loves him. It is not clear whether the video is old or new but it is being widely circulated on social media platforms now.
When asked if she ever expressed her love to SRK, the Dangal actress is seen saying, ”Itni dafa interview mein bola hai.. I am sure unko message ponch gaya hoga.”
For the unversed, Aamir Khan and Fatima Sana Shaikh are being linked for several years now, ever since they starred in Dangal together. Though the two rubbished the rumors multiple times, things only got intense after Aamir announced his divorce with his second wife Kiran Rao. So much so that, people went on to blame Fatima for their separation.
Check out the video below.
In November last year, Fatima Sana Shaikh’s cryptic Instagram caption under one of her posts sparked her wedding rumours with Aamir Khan. “To do or Knot to do, That is the question…” she captioned one of her posts. The word ‘knot’ sparked the speculations of her marriage. Soon after her post went viral, netizens flooded the comments section with questions if her Nikah with her rumoured beau Aamir Khan is on cards.
Mumbai: Pooja Hegde, who was last seen in Ranveer Singh’s theatrical dud ‘Cirkus’, is set to share the big screen with Salman Khan in ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’.
The actress will play the romantic interest of Salman’s character and her character serves as a pivot to the film’s story as all the action and drama unfolds when fellow southern star Jagapathi Babu’s villain goes in hot pursuit of her brother, played by Daggubati Venkatesh, the Telugu star who’s garnering eyeballs with the streaming show ‘Rana Naidu’, and Bhumika Chawla.
Pooja’s chemistry with Salman is bound to stir up the audience’s anticipation as the romance between her and Salman’s characters fills the screen with vibrancy.
The actress said: “Working on ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’ was an absolute blast for me. My character is very special to me. She’s super fun and full of life, and I hope people will enjoy my performance.”
She added: “I can’t wait for my fans, friends and family to watch the trailer and get to see for themselves glimpses of the excitement and emotions we’ve poured into this film. What you have seen in the trailer is just a fun glimpse of the entire film.”
Scheduled to hit the big screen on April 21, coinciding with Eid, ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’ is a Hindi action drama directed by Farhad Samji and produced by Salman Khan Films.
It features Salman Khan and Telugu stars Venkatesh, Pooja Hegde and Jagapathi Babu in the lead roles with an ensemble supporting cast, extending from ‘Bigg Boss’ alums Shehnaaz Gill and Abdu Rozik to Salman’s ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’ co-star Bhagyashree.
The film will also see cameos by ‘RRR’ star Ram Charan and rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh.
Guwahati: Assam BJP legislator Rupjyoti Kurmi on Thursday said that the Taj Mahal cannot be a symbol of love.
“Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal in the memory of his 4th wife Mumtaz. However, he married three ladies after the demise of Mumtaz,” Kurmi claimed.
“How could Shah Jahan marry three other women following the death of Mumtaz if he had really loved her?” he wondered.
Earlier, the BJP legislator asserted that the Taj Mahal and Qutub Minar should be demolished.
In the wake of an alteration in the syllabus of History, Civics and Hindi for class 12, Kurmi issued an appeal to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to raze the two Mughal-era built monuments.
He said: “I urge the Prime Minister to immediately demolish the Taj Mahal and Qutub Minar. In place of these two monuments, the world’s most beautiful temples should be built.”
“I also appeal that the architecture of these two temples should be so that no other monuments can come closer to them,” the MLA added.
Kurmi further said that he was ready to donate at least his one and a half year’s salary for the construction of temples.
This led to a huge controversy and the Congress leader filed an FIR against the BJP legislator.
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Hyderabad: ‘Ramzan’ is a month of reflection, spirituality, and, of course, delicious food. And nothing compares to Haleem’s irresistible flavour when it comes to delicious treats. Food lovers from all over the world are eagerly awaiting the arrival of this mouthwatering dish, which has created an all-time high level of excitement.
Haleem’s arrival has sparked excitement among more people than just us commoners, though. All of our favourite Tollywood stars, including Jr NTR, Prabhas, Ram Charan, Rana Daggubati, Nani, Nikhil, Ravi Teja, and Samantha, adore this dish and eagerly anticipate indulging in its hearty, spicy flavours throughout Ramzan.
Since both NTR and Ravi Teja turn out to be fitness enthusiasts, haleem is their go-to cheat meal. The treat Haleem, on the other hand, is something that Prabhas and Samantha simply cannot resist because they are both foodies.
Haleem has a special place in Ram and Rana’s hearts because it makes them think back to happier times when they enjoyed this meal with their families. And Nani eagerly anticipates each year’s opportunity to try new Haleem varieties as a kind of culinary adventure.
Haleem has a way of bringing people together, whether it’s the irresistible aroma or the mouthwatering flavours. And during the holy month of Ramzan, this delectable dish serves as a reminder that food has the capacity to bring people together regardless of who they are, where they are from, or what their beliefs are.
So, let’s celebrate the love for Haleem this Ramzan with our favourite Tollywood stars and savour the savoury, hot flavours that have made this dish a classic.
Gwalior: A man and two women, including his first wife, have decided to live peacefully in two separate houses by dividing three days each of a week between them and also with the liberty to the man to spend the seventh day with the woman of his choice, said a lawyer associated with the family court in Gwalior city.
However, counsellor and advocate Harish Diwan termed the “agreement” between them illegal as per Hindu law.
The story of the two women and a man, who is an engineer, came to light when the man again entered into wedlock with a female colleague in Gurugram after he left his wife in Gwalior during the COVID-19 pandemic, Diwan said.
His first marriage took place in 2018 to a Gwalior-based woman and they lived together for two years. During COVID, he sent his wife to her parents’ home and went back to Gurugram, he said.
When he did not return till 2020 to take her legally wedded wife, she grew suspicious and went to his Gurugram office. She learnt that he had married a colleague and a girl was also born during the period, Diwan said.
The woman fought with the man publicly and protested in the office over his second marriage. She then approached a family court in Gwalior for justice, he said.
Later, her husband was summoned to Gwalior. Despite attempts to counsel him, the man refused to leave the second woman, Diwan said.
His wife as well as the second woman were counselled but they were not ready to understand, he said.
Later, the trio entered into an agreement according to which the man will spend three days of a week with his wife and another three with the woman he allegedly married, with the liberty to live with the woman of his choice on Sunday, Diwan said.
He provided a flat each to his wife as well as the other woman in Gurugram and also agreed to share his salary equally with them as per their agreement, Diwan said.
When asked whether this agreement has any legal sanctity, Diwan said, “This agreement was done between three of them with mutual consent. Neither the family court nor the councillor has any role in it.”
“In fact, the three were categorically told that they are Hindu and as per Hindu law, this agreement between them is illegal. As per the law, a Hindu man cannot marry another woman until he divorced his first wife in a legal manner, but they decided to go ahead with their pact,” Diwan added.
Gwalior: A man and two women, including his first wife, have decided to live peacefully in two separate houses by dividing three days each of a week between them and also with the liberty to the man to spend the seventh day with the woman of his choice, said a lawyer associated with the family court in Gwalior city.
However, counsellor and advocate Harish Diwan termed the “agreement” between them illegal as per Hindu law.
The story of the two women and a man, who is an engineer, came to light when the man again entered into wedlock with a female colleague in Gurugram after he left his wife in Gwalior during the COVID-19 pandemic, Diwan said.
His first marriage took place in 2018 to a Gwalior-based woman and they lived together for two years. During COVID, he sent his wife to her parents’ home and went back to Gurugram, he said.
When he did not return till 2020 to take her legally wedded wife, she grew suspicious and went to his Gurugram office. She learnt that he had married a colleague and a girl was also born during the period, Diwan said.
The woman fought with the man publicly and protested in the office over his second marriage. She then approached a family court in Gwalior for justice, he said.
Later, her husband was summoned to Gwalior. Despite attempts to counsel him, the man refused to leave the second woman, Diwan said.
His wife as well as the second woman were counselled but they were not ready to understand, he said.
Later, the trio entered into an agreement according to which the man will spend three days of a week with his wife and another three with the woman he allegedly married, with the liberty to live with the woman of his choice on Sunday, Diwan said.
He provided a flat each to his wife as well as the other woman in Gurugram and also agreed to share his salary equally with them as per their agreement, Diwan said.
When asked whether this agreement has any legal sanctity, Diwan said, “This agreement was done between three of them with mutual consent. Neither the family court nor the councillor has any role in it.”
“In fact, the three were categorically told that they are Hindu and as per Hindu law, this agreement between them is illegal. As per the law, a Hindu man cannot marry another woman until he divorced his first wife in a legal manner, but they decided to go ahead with their pact,” Diwan added.
Mumbai: Superstar Shah Rukh Khan is currently basking in the grand success of his recently released action thriller film ‘Pathaan’.
On Wednesday, the actor took to his Twitter account and thanked everyone to for showering love on the film.
“”ITS NOT THE BUSINESS….ITS STRICTLY PERSONAL”. Making ppl smile & entertaining them is our business & if we don’t take it personally….it will never fly. Thanks to all who gave Pathaan love & all who worked on the film & proved ki mehnat lagan aur bharosa abhi Zinda Hai.Jai Hind,” he tweeted.
“ITS NOT THE BUSINESS….ITS STRICTLY PERSONAL”. Making ppl smile & entertaining them is our business & if we don’t take it personally….it will never fly. Thanks to all who gave Pathaan love & all who worked on the film & proved ki mehnat lagan aur bharosa abhi Zinda Hai.Jai Hind
The Hindi lifetime collection of Baahubali 2 stood at a staggering Rs 510.99 crore.
Soon after SRK tweeted, fans flooded the comment section and shared their happy reactions.
“Thank you for so much for Pathaan, it has been a festival for SRKians and it’s a personal victory for all of us. Aapke liye pyaar and mohabbat hamesha ZINDA HAI,” a fan commented.
Another fan wrote, “ZINDA HAI , JAI HIND MERE HERO SHAH RUKH SIR.”
Released on January 25, ‘Pathaan’ also stars John Abraham, Deepika Padukone, Dimple Kapadia and Ashutosh Rana among others. Produced by Yash Raj Films, the film is written by Shridhar Raghavan.
Meanwhile, SRK will be next seen in director Atlee’s upcoming action thriller film ‘Jawan’ which is all set to hit the theatres on June 2, 2023.
Apart from this, he also has director Rajkumar Hirani’s next ‘Dunki’ opposite Taapsee Pannu in his kitty.
Mathura: Twenty quintals of ‘tesu’ flowers and 50 quintals of ‘gulal’ of varied hues are stocked at Dauji temple in Baldeo region of Uttar Pradesh to celebrate a unique Holi played by ‘bhabhis’ and ‘devars’ — sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law.
In the celebration, womenfolk representing ‘bhabhis’ and “brothers-in-law” play what is locally called “Huranga”. The women lash the men with wet cotton cloth.
“This unique Holi will be played inside the Dauji temple on Thursday. Lord Krishna used to play this Holi with Revati (wife of Krishna’s brother Baldeo),” temple priest Govind Pandey told PTI.
“The men drench the women with tesu colour, while the women try to save their new clothes from getting spoiled. In the spirit of the festival, the women also tear the clothes of the men and use them as whips,” he said.
A man dressed up as Lord Krishna and another as his elder brother sit on a raised platform in the temple, and watch the celebrations unfold as the folk song ‘Aaj Biraj Me Holi Re Rasiya’ plays in the background.
Before ‘Huranga’ begins, devotional music is played before the deity for an hour to seek permission to carry on with the festival, the priest said.
“Twenty quintals of ‘tesu’ flowers, 50 quintals of ‘gulal’ (colour powder) of different hues, five quintals of alum, 10 quintals of lime and five quintals of saffron colour have been purchased,” Pandey said..
Twenty quintals of rose and marigold petals were also ordered.
District Magistrate Pulkit Khare said all security arrangements have been made for the day.
Police personnel will be posted in plainclothes to check hooliganism and any misbehaviour with women, he said.
SRINAGAR: The curtains rose to the sound of water gushing and birds chirping, offering an idea of a serene spot lacking noise and visibility. Melodious background music added to the sensory appeal.
As soon as the stage lit up, a beautiful set-up of the village could be seen. Heemal, played by Zareena Ali, came to wash dishes as any normal village girl. Shahi Mumtaz gave voice to the character in the play. As Heemal was seen dancing, her friend played by Jameela Akhter asked for the reason. The whole conversation took place in a rhythmic manner exhibiting the poetic capacity of the two Kashmir women. Heemal expressed her happiness over her marriage tie-up that had taken place a day before.
It was the play surrounding the life of Arinmal, a Kashmiri poetess, who has left behind a lot of poetry and lived an interesting life. The next scene showed up two men explaining the life of Heemal. She was born in a Hindu family in Palhalan (Baramulla). Born in 1718, when Kashmir was misruled by Afghans. Intelligent and beautiful, the conversation suggested that she wanted to study, but women’s education was not in vogue.
The cast line of theatre play Arinmaal that was staged in Tagore Hall Srinagar on March 3, 2023. KL Image: Bilal Bahadur
Her parents, however, provided her with all the possible education, they could afford within the confines of their Palhalan home. She was fond of poetry and literature.
At a very young age, she was married to Bhawani Das Kachroo, a resident of Rainawari in Srinagar, who worked on a very high post in administration. Besides, he was also a good Persian poet and wrote under the name Naikoo. Heemal nodded for the marriage for the common love of literature among both of them. This was the point from where she was known as Arnimaal.
The play was presented by Saath Theatre Group, directed, written and designed by Manzoor Ahmed Mir. The music direction was done by Raja Bilal. The songs in the play were sung by Shahi Mumtaz and recorded at Folk Studio Srinagar.
Palhalan’s Arinmaal
The couple loved each other immensely until the day Bhavani Das returned home drunk. He was furious at Arnimaal and accused her of causing him humiliation. Unaware of the cause that frustrated the Afghan coutier, she insisted but failed to elicit a response. Following days Bhavani Das became alcoholic and frequented Srinagar’s dance bars.
When Arnimaal came to know about her husband’s new found refuge in dancing, she made efforts to get him out of bars. In an attempt to make her husband fall in love again, she practiced singing and dancing. Even though she struggled hard but he did not give up.
In fact, when Bhavani Das learned about it, he raised her hand against her and defended himself by saying that the religion, culture and society gives man the freedom to do whatever he wants. She refuted him politely which worsened the situation between them. He asked her to leave his home. However, she stayed back. Bhavani Das spent most of the time outside. Nobody talked to her.
Meanwhile, she planned to go back to her parents many times, but her intellect did not allow her. Eventually, one day, an angry Bhavani Das succeeded in throwing her out of his home.
Arnimaal went back to Palhalan where she waited for him for several years without any change in her love towards her estranged husband. On the other hand, Bhavani’s hate also remained unchanged.
Eventually she lost her sane self and turned old and dull. She died on the same place where the play started. Bhavani’s servant was provoking him against Arnimaal. When the news of Bhavani’s behaviour reached the governor, he was upset. After facing humiliation, Bhavani Das went to Palhalan but it was late already as she was no more. He arrived when the funeral of Arnimaal was going on. He regretted his actions. The darkness that would follow was shown by the lights that turned off marking the end of the play.
Throughout the play, Arnimaal sang songs that explained and detailed the situation she was in. The dresses chosen for Arnimaal in the play also added to the character that shifted from modest when she was unmarried to bright and glittery during her marriage, then simple but colourful during the conflict and completely dull towards the end.
The Arnimaal cast line included Zareena Ali, her friend by Jameela Akhter, Bhavani Das Kachroo by Ashraf Nagoo. The narrators in the play were Mehrajuddin Bhat, Reyaz Ahmed Mir, Haseena Sofi, Farid Ahmed Sheikh. The dancer was played by Midhat. Other artists were Shagufta Rehman, Ghulam Mohammed Bhagat, Manzoor ul Islam Bhagat, M Iqbal Bhagat, Irfan Ahmad Bhagat, Manzoor Ahmad Bhat and Bilal Ahmad Bhat. The properties were provided by Gulzar Ahmad Dar, costumes by Shaheen Masarat, Set by Mir Adil, Make-up by Aijaz Ahmad. The lights were operated by Tariq Hajini.
