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A month after Kedarnath pilgrimage, Jahnavi prays at Tirumala
Jahnavi, who had visited Kedarnath shrine last month with her buddy Sara Ali Khan, was among the VIPs who availed of the 'break darshan'. Clad in a half-sari and jewellery traditionally worn by South Indian girls, the young actress, with her face covered by a mask, was the cynosure of all eyes.
Season's Cheer: Despite Covid spike, Spidey homing in on $1-bn mark
Trade analysts were confident that the finale of the Tom Holland-led trilogy would establish this milestone on Sunday (Monday morning, IST) after the film added another $19.6 million from 4,336 theatres across North America on Friday, putting the film well within grasping distance of picking up $92 million to $100 million over the traditional weekend.
'Bigg Boss 15': Salman's 'shayari' for Nora Fatehi; Shamita gives 'Loser No. 1' jersey to Rakhi
The jersey in this task is named 'Loser No. 1' and contestants have to give one loser jersey to the housemate who they think is a loser. Shamita Shetty gives the jersey to Rakhi Sawant and said: "I want to give this jersey to Rakhi. She has made mockery of my injury. There is also some limitation in the entertainment industry and she has crossed that."
Despite double vax, two more BTS members test Covid-positive
"RM and Jin were confirmed virus-positive," the agency said, adding that RM is not showing any symptoms in particular, but Jin has a slight fever. They are undergoing treatment at home in compliance with instructions from health authorities, the agency said.
'Akhanda' team celebrates as film completes 25 days in theatres
Source say that the film is still continuing to do solid business at the box-office and that it is registering massive collections in its fourth week as well.A delighted team decided to celebrate the success of the film. A grand celebration was organised on Saturday night which was attended by the entire team, including actor Balakrishna, director Boyapati Sreenu and producer Miryala Ravinder Reddy of Dwaraka Creations.
How an idea became a film: The five-year journey of '83'
It all started with members of the legendary squad meeting at a suburban hotel in Mumbai to mark the anniversary of the celebrated win.The 1983 team's skipper, Kapil Dev, along with several other members of the squad, handed over the film after signing an MoU with Phantom Films, co-owned by Anurag Kashyap, Vikramaditya Motwane, Vikas Bahl and Madhu Mantena.
Ban sought on Sunny Leone's latest track 'Madhuban...'
The parties to the complaint are the music company Saregama, actress Sunny Leone, lyricist Manoj Yadav and singers Shaarib and Toshi, Kanika Kapoor, and Arindam Chakraborty. "The lyrics, the theme and the seductive moves of Sunny Leone and her flamboyant performance on the song depicting Hindu goddess Radha -- also known as Radhika -- are highly condemnable and derogatory for the Hindu belief and their community's sentiments"
Off the mark through long on! '83' weekend pickings tipped at Rs 60 cr
It registered a good opening in multiplexes and in major Indian cities, Sumit Kadel, another independent analyst, said. "'83' has seen a good opening In big cities such as Mumbai, Pune, Delhi-NCR, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Bangalore. The morning and afternoon shows were running at 35-40 per cent capacity on Day One, but the evening or night shows were house full," he added.
On b'day-eve, Salman Khan bitten by non-poisonous snake; is fine
The snake was reported to be non-poisonous. On Saturday, Salman Khan was seen having a pre-birthday bash on 'Bigg Boss 15' with Alia Bhatt and other cast members of the multilingual S.S. Rajamouli film, 'RRR'. The incident happened early on Sunday (December 26) at his sprawling farmhouse in Panvel, which is close to Navi Mumbai in th Raigad district. The farmhouse is located in a green, thickly forested area.
Tom Holland defends Marvel movies as 'real art' after Scorsese criticism
The 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' actor shared that Marvel films are "real art" when firing back at Scorsese's claims in which the celebrated director had said that they're "not cinema", reports aceshowbiz.com. In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the 25-year-old English actor sarcastically said: "You can ask Martin, 'Would you want to make a Marvel movie?' But he doesn't know what it's like because he's never made one."
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