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  1. ADMIN
    The brother trio of Boney Kapoor, Anil Kapoor and Sanjay Kapoor is quite a Bollywood phenomenon that does not get talked of enough.

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    While there are many sibling combos that are in the spotlight quite often, but one cannot say the same for the Kapoor brothers.

    Of course, it might also be due to the fact that while all of them ply their respective trades in Bollywood or the Indian film industry, the fact remains that while Boney remains a renowned producer, Anil one of the most successful actors, Sanjay remains a bit low-key as compared to the two.
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    However, despite many suggesting that Sanjay, the youngest in the family lives under the shadow of older brother Anil, Sanjay feels that the dynamics of success are clearly different.

    Recalling a time when his producer father Surinder Kapoor once sat him down for a piece of his mind, Sanjay said, “My father used to say, ‘Don’t look at the four-five people ahead of you. Instead, think of the many people who are behind you, who probably are more deserving but did not get the right opportunity."
    "You should be happy that you are doing something you love for so many years and be grateful to your well-wishers, your family, and your fans because they have stood by you,” he added.
    Sanjay, part of Bollywood for almost 26 years, clearly hasn't had the smoothest ride in the industry and has clearly seen the struggle that has probably evaded the path of brother Anil.
    The 55-year-old actor, however, says that he knew what he was signing up for when he decided to take up acting.
    “I was mature enough to understand that it’s not going to be a smooth ride,” added Sanjay.
    “Everyone just sees the actor and whether he is from the industry or outside, but you don’t get to see the years of hard work before they face the camera for the first time. Bahot papad belne padhte hain and I had to go through it as well. It was my choice,” said Sanjay.
    However, the actor has turned things around in recent times and has been a part of quite a number of interesting content-driven projects like Lust Stories (2018) and his latest web series The Last Hour.
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    Speaking about the comparisons that are often made with his career and that of his older brother, Anil, Sanjay feels that while he and his entire family are proud of Anil's achievements, he also feels that he is successful as well.

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    “There is no barometer for success. Yes, Anil is very successful and as a family, we are very proud of his achievements — it is exceptional — but if I have lasted for 26 years, I feel I am successful too."

    "His success may be more than mine, but you can’t take away the journey that I have had. When you run a race, somebody has to come first but that doesn’t mean ki jo second aaya, woh bhaaga hi nahi,” Sanjay signed off.
    Do you agree with Sanjay's point of view? Let us know in the comment section below.

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  2. ADMIN
    With social media fast evolving, the BCCI and its content creation team have also changed its approach of sharing information with the fans. The BCCI which was often criticised for its reluctance, unlike other cricket boards, to post the videos on its social media channels clearly seems to have taken note of high demand of its followers.
    With the Indian team currently playing an intra-squad match ahead of the World Test Championship final, the fans, in the absence of live telecast, are relying on the Indian board to provide them with the updates of how their favourite cricketers are performing in the build-up to the summit clash against New Zealand.
    A good Day 1 at office for #TeamIndia at the intra-squad match simulation ahead of #WTC21 Final pic.twitter.com/TFb06126fr
    — BCCI (@BCCI) June 12, 2021
    The BCCI has been posting the highlights of proceedings from the intra-squad game on a daily basis but fans being fans are demanding for more and we can’t blame them either as they have no other choice.
    How many of you guessed it right?#TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/7uXkaYaZ3g
    — BCCI (@BCCI) June 12, 2021
    However, not every supporter was unhappy with the board, there were some who praised the hands behind BCCI’s Twitter handle and demanded his/her salary be hiked for doing such a tremendous job but soon he soon got an earful from other people who thought the BCCI still needed to do a lot, only then it could be worthy of such high praise.
    First let him get access to the YT channel too!
    — Jatin.Vats (@vats68) June 13, 2021 Poori highlights daalne me kaunsi maut aa rahi hai bcci ko
    — Khushi (@khushhay) June 12, 2021 Yaar BCCI itna content daal diya scorecard bhi daal do na please
    — Megha✯ (@_megha12_) June 12, 2021 Talking about the intra-squad game, Rishabh Pant blasted an unbeaten hundred, 121* off just 94 deliveries, and Shubhman Gill scored 85 off 135 balls on the opening day, while veteran pacer Ishant Sharma led the charge for Virat Kohli XI picking up three wickets for 36 runs.
    It's Day 2 of the intra-squad match simulation.

    After @RealShubmanGill got a steady start with 85 off 135 deliveries, @RishabhPant17 found his groove with a 121* off 94 deliveries.@ImIshant leads the pack with 3/36 #TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/YRNsVjweDt
    — BCCI (@BCCI) June 12, 2021
    After Pant and Gill dominated the bowlers on Day 1, players like KL Rahul, Wriddhiman Saha, Mayank Agarwal and others got a chance to spend some time in the middle and make a case for themselves for the WTC final.
    The video began with Rahul, who is making a comeback after an injury, dancing down the track and hitting Ravindra Jadeja for a maximum, which ended with Saha pulling Shardul Thakur for a six.
    Highlights from Day 2 of the intra-squad match simulation here in Southampton #TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/Tm6RrQ4nnd
    — BCCI (@BCCI) June 13, 2021
    With the final approaching, the team management is confused about what combination to go with against the Kiwis and if reports are to be believed, the tide is slightly tilted in favour of Mohammed Siraj, meaning star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja could end up warming the bench.
    The Jadeja supporters weren’t too happy about such reports and they even warned that it would be a disaster in waiting if Team India did indeed decide to drop the all-rounder out for the mega clash.

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    In what is a truly heartbreaking scene, renowned YouTuber Bhuvan Bam, known for making people crack up with laughter with his 'BB Ki Vines' channel, expressed his grief of losing both his parents to Covid-19 in a space of one month.

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    As per a statement issued by Bhuvan's team, his father Avnindra Bam passed away on May 11 while his mother Padma Bam lost her battle with life on June 10.

    The heartbroken entertainer took to Instagram to share the horrible news with his fans and said that he will have to learn to live again.
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    "Lost both my lifelines to covid. Aai aur Baba ke bina kuch bhi pehle jaisa nahi rahega. Ek mahine mein sab bikhar chuka hai. Ghar, sapne, sab kuch."
    "Meri aai mere pass nahi hai, baba mere saath nahi hain. Ab shuru se jeena seekhna padega. Mann nahi kar raha."
    "Was I a good son? Did I do enough to save them? I’ll have to live with these questions forever. Can’t wait to see them again. I wish the day comes soon," wrote Bhuvan in his Instagram post.
    The emotional Instagram post saw a huge response from his loving fans, with actor Rajkummar Rao also being one of them.
    "I’m so sorry for your loss bhai. You’ve done a lot. I’ve seen it first hand. We did whatever we could but nobody can change what’s written in the destiny."
    "Being someone who has lost both his parents, I can tell you they will never leave you, their blessing will always be with you. May god give you strength bhai. I’m always there," said Rajkummar.
    Soon, Twitter was flooded with tributes and messages of support from fans of the 27-year-old YouTuber.
    So Sad to hear this, Stay strong Bhuvan Bham. Om Shanti , My condolences. Stay strong #bhuvanbam pic.twitter.com/o65u3WUsng
    — Pavan Kumar Gour (@PavanKumarGour9) June 12, 2021Oh god May God give him strength to fight with time !!! This is a really heartbreaking news 🏻🏻🏻🏻
    — Incognito🇮🇳 (@1996Edition) June 12, 2021It's extremely important for the fans & his you-tube family like u to support him & five him as much strength as possible.
    Feeling really sad for his loss.
    — himaan sanghai (@himaan1993) June 13, 2021I can feel you Bhuvan Bhaiya ️
    But you need to stay strong , that's what your parents want from above the skies ️, they are always with you ️. Stay strong and conquer what you always wanted to .
    We all are with you BB ️#StayStrongBB
    — STARKSTER 🇮🇳 (@starkst_ar) June 12, 2021Oh god May God give him strength to fight with time !!! This is a really heartbreaking news 🏻🏻🏻🏻
    — Divya Gandotra Tandon (@divya_gandotra) June 12, 2021Bohot galat hua bhuvan bhaiya ke saathOm Shanti
    — Shivam Pawar (@ShivamP83044252) June 12, 2021Just read that Bhuvan Bham lost both his parents coz of Covid-19. @Bhuvan_Bam we are so sorry for your loss, they will always be in our prayers. Be strong BB
    — Amin Khan (@iamkhanAmin) June 13, 2021My brother lost both his lifelines
    Bhuvan is going through the worst phase of his life
    He needs your prayers and your love
    Nobody can ever understand the pain he is suffering from
    He needs you all
    Shocking and extremely devastating
    Om shanti pic.twitter.com/SPbVhEz6hH
    — Ashish Chanchlani (@ashchanchlani) June 12, 2021Hope God gives Bhuvan bham a strength to bear this loss
    — harsh Wadhwa (@harshWa38253023) June 13, 2021We can't really feel what bhuvan bham sir is going through right now but its very sad to know that both of his mom and dad are no longer with him but sir don't worry time will heal everything i pray to god to give u immense strength to get out of this tough time ( R.I.P)
    — Anirudh (@Anirudh91267007) June 12, 2021Bhuvan Bham 🥺
    — Ammu🖤 (@Ammu22_11) June 12, 2021We are with u bhuvan bham bhaiyya.Time will heal https://t.co/ZWMfdCbOyg Shanti
    — Anil Hilli (@AnilHilli5) June 13, 2021Unfortunately, this wasn't the only piece of tragic news around the corner as it was also revealed that popular social media influencer Mallika Dua's mother, Chinna Dua, also passed away after a long fight with Covid-19.
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    The fiesty, gregarious, Dr Padmavati ‘Chinna’ Dua, wife of veteran journalist Vinod Dua passed away of Covid 19 after battling it for weeks. Prayers with the family.. words are just not enough in these heart breaking times. RIP @VinodDua7 pic.twitter.com/8rUqkfGQPN
    — Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) June 11, 2021
    Mallika, in an emotional tribute to her mother, wrote on Instagram,
    "She left us last night. My whole heart. My whole life. The only god I know. My Amma I'm sorry I couldn't save you. You fought so hard my mama. My precious. My heart. You're my whole life,"
    "It's not about my loss and grief. It's about a life cut short. I always knew I didn't deserve her. But she deserved to live. I don't know if I will ever be able to pray again."
    This has been such a tragic year for everyone, with so many people losing their loved ones to Covid-19.
    We really pray for Bhuvan and Mallika and hope that fans really stand with them in these testing times. Please stay strong, Bhuvan and Mallika! 

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  4. ADMIN
    The Euro 2020, after a one-year delay due to the coronavirus pandemic, began amid much fanfare on Friday. A day later, however, what transpired on the field left players, fans and millions watching on Television in tears as Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen all of a sudden collapsed on the pitch and was stretchered off after being administered CPR by the medical staff.
    The horrific incident happened with just a few minutes left in the first-half whistle. Walking towards the touchline to receive a throw-in from his teammate, Erisken staggered and collapsed dramatically on the field, sparking immediate concerns.
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    The Danish players, the match referee Anthony Taylor, and even the opposition players acted on their feet and showed awareness to signal towards the bench for immediate medical help. Eriksen’s treatment on the ground went for a good 15-20 minutes or even more and his teammates formed a protective wall around him to prevent him from being clicked.

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    Sport has the power to turn the enemies into friends and a true example of this was visible when the Finland supporters gave their flags to shield Eriksen while he was being stretchered off the pitch, all the way into the tunnel.

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    With everyone in distress, the fans from both sides came together and chanted the player's name. While the Finnish supporters chanted “Christian”, the Danish fans completed by shouting “Eriksen”, lifting up the entire atmosphere.

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    When the match finally resumed after a long break, Finland emerged victorious thanks to Joel Pohjanpalo’s solitary goal in the second half but the Finnish player, despite scoring arguably the biggest goal in his country’s history, didn't celebrate as a sign of respect for Eriksen.

    Start a chant of Eriksen after he's been taken off the pitch.

    Gift Finnish flags for cover when he gets taken off.

    Score Finland's first goal in a major tournament against a far superior opponent but choose not to celebrate out of respect.

    Class from fans and players today. pic.twitter.com/6F9NJ75ezB
    — Antti Korpela (@Antti_K_QPR) June 12, 2021 The unfortunate incident involving the Inter Milan midfielder brought the entire sporting community together, with everyone praying and wishing for his speedy recovery. As it turned out the initial medical help that he received on the ground along with the prayers of millions of fans across the globe would work wonders and Eriksen would be stabilised at the hospital and he would even tell his teammates to go and resume the game.
    Parken hyllar Christian Eriksen. Finska fansen ropar ”Christian”, danska svarar ”Eriksen”. pic.twitter.com/mOFLq3gAqg
    — Michael Wagner (@MicGWagner) June 12, 2021
    All in all, the players from both sides, the match referee and the fans all played their part to perfection in re-establishing how beautiful the game of football and in times of crisis, things like rivalry go for a toss.
    Prayers for Christian Eriksen

    Finland fans gave their flags after Christian Eriksen collapsed during the match 🇫🇮

    Wishing him speedy recovery. pic.twitter.com/48HUmAOI1r
    — Reymi (@ReymiSekhhon) June 12, 2021The two pieces of clothes that were being used to give privacy to #Eriksen while he was being stretchered off were actually flags of Finland given by fans from the stand.️ Respect! pic.twitter.com/UG8EAd6ej1
    — Jarno Saari (@SaariJarno) June 12, 2021If you ever need to explain TEAM, you can see it here. #Eriksen pic.twitter.com/sfivB39N8i
    — Sarcastic_ Haryanavi (@Chaudharyamit40) June 13, 2021FOOTBALL IS MORE THAN JUST A GAME

    Speedy recovery, Eriksen. pic.twitter.com/zuHdiDpM1a
    — R (@reiinharrt) June 13, 2021Romelu Lukaku cried before the game because he was worried about his teammate Christian Eriksen.

    Took the knee before the game.

    Then went on to score two goals.

    Dedicated the first to Eriksen. The second was pure class.

    One of the best strikers in the world pic.twitter.com/Tc68IVKxaP
    — Siavoush Fallahi (@SiavoushF) June 13, 2021
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  5. ADMIN
    One of the greatest joys in life for most men is becoming a father. 

    Our society says there's always a 'right' age to settle down, get married and have a kid. But turns out, these celebrity dads defied the stereotype and became a parent in their 40s and 50s. 
    This proves that there's never a suitable age to embrace fatherhood and these 8 celebrities are setting an example for that:
    1. Saif Ali Khan © Instagram/Kareena Kapoor Khan
    Saif Ali Khan, besides being an impeccable actor, is also a great father to his four kids. 

    Saif married Amirta Singh at a young age and they had Sara and Ibrahim. 
    After marrying Kareena, he had his first kid with her at the age of 46 and his second child at the age of 50.
    2. Prakash Raj © Instagram/Prakash Raj
    Prakash Raj is one of the most notable actors down South  and is a well-known villain of Bollywood. 

    The South Indian actor became a proud parent at the age of 50 and welcomed his first child with Pony Verma, Vedanth Raj in 2015.
    He wrote on Twitter "Hi .. Me and pony are happy share with you this moment of joy in our life.. We had a lovely baby boy.. Today .. Bless him. Cheers.”
    3. Shah Rukh Khan © Instagram/SRK
    Shah Rukh Khan is father to Suhana and Aryan Khan and he embraced fatherhood once again with AbRam at the age of 47. 

    AbRam was conceived through IVF surrogacy and he is now 8-years-old. SRK is often seen posting pictures with the little one.
    4. Sanjay Dutt © Instagram/SanjayDutt_FC
    Sanjay Dutt had his first child in 1988 in his previous marriage. 

    But, he was in his early 50s, when he had Shahraan and Iqra with Manyata Dutta. Manyata was in her 30s at the time and the couple was blessed with twins.
    5. Nawazuddin Siddiqui © Instagram/Nawazuddin Siddiqui_FC
    Nawazuddin Siddiqui is known for his brilliant acting skills and he isn't just popular on the big screen but he became an OTT star as well, in no time. 

    Even Nawazuddin embraced fatherhood late in his life. He had his son, Yaani Siddiqui on his 41st birthday. 
    6. Sohail Khan © Instagram/Sohail Khan
    Sohail and Seema Khan's marriage has been the talk of the town, ever since Seema participated in the Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives show Netflix. 

    The couple had their first kid Nirvaan. The second child though was conceived via IVF surrogacy, after almost ten years. 
    Yohan was born in 2011 and Sohail was 42 years old at the time.
    7. Manoj Bajpayee © Instagram/Manoj Bajpayee
    Manoj Bajpayee has left no stone unturned in the acting arena. His show The Family Man is getting all the attention. 

    On his real family front though, the actor had his daughter, Ava with Neha Bajpayee in 2011. Manoj was 42 years old at the time.
    8. Ronit Roy © Instagram/Ronit Roy
    Ronit Roy started his journey as an Indian TV actor with Kasautii Zindagii Kay and later ventured into Bollywood. 

    Speaking of fatherhood, Ronit became a proud parent at the age of 42, to his son Agasthya with his wife Neelam.

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  6. ADMIN
    The team of The Family Man is on cloud nine, and for good reasons. 
    The show has been massively successful and has been received in an overwhelmingly positive manner.
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    Darshan Kumar, who plays Major Sameer in the series, is ecstatic as well. After all, his character is the mastermind behind all the plans and missions that have kept audiences glued to their seat. 

    His joy, though, comes from the fact that his friends and family members, want his character to die, or want something bad to happen to him. Seems strange, doesn’t it? Well, not to Darshan.
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    We sat down with the self-confessed method actor, who comes to us from the tutelage of Naseeruddin Shah, and had a chat about his process, some of his best roles so far, and of course, season 2 of The Family Man. 

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    What has been the craziest phone call or message that you have received since the release of The Family Man Season 2?

    I play a negative character, and basically am the mastermind of the plot. So, my friends and family are calling me up or messaging me and saying, “We hope you die in the next season, or something bad happens to Sameer.” 
    I ask if that happens, what will happen in season 4? They, of course, say this out of love and mean it as a compliment because they really loved my performance. 
    I think that is the mark of a good villain when the audience and even your friends and family hate your character.
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    The Family Man 2 has been really well received by most people, with some of them even saying that this is the first time that a second season has been better than the first one. Did the team anticipate this sort of response?

    I actually did. While reading the script for the second season I told DK and Raj sir (Krishna D.K.& Raj Nidimoru) that this was going to be special, that this is going to go strike it out of the park. 
    The concepts that we were dealing with and how we were dealing with them was the key. DK & Raj always find ways to extract something unique, whether you are talking about the stories, the actors or the cinematography. They are always on the lookout for something magical. 
    And, of course, it goes without saying we had a phenomenal cast starting from Manoj sir, to Samantha. Everyone was putting their best foot forward for the show. Everything was spot on, so we were pretty confident that with the audience as well, it would click. 
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    You have a knack for playing villains. Satbir in NH10 remains to be one of the most underrated, but terrifying villains we have had. Then, you again play a negative character in the show. How do you approach such roles?

    In order to play a villain, you have to give him a story, you have to make him a character of your own. Everyone has a dark side and a more pious side. You have to consciously look into the dark side. You have to go deep into it. 
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    I usually go into isolation, and just work on the character, his body language and mannerisms. When I am at a set, I should not be there as Darshan, I should be there as Satbir or Major Sameer. 

    Every character, especially a negative character, has a journey, why they are the way they are. It has to look real. 
    When I play a negative character, I believe that my character is in the right, I never think that what he is doing is wrong, otherwise, I wouldn't be able to do justice to the character.
    You consider Naseeruddin Shah to be your guru. Does he watch your performances in shows and movies?
    He usually does watch my performances, but I don't think he has seen The Family Man. I remember he gave me some really insightful feedback for my work in Mary Kom. 
    He has always supported me and has been a constant guide. He has always appreciated me. He says to me that I am a good actor, that I will do good, so that helps a lot. 
    He also tells me how important it is to choose the right script and how to approach something when I get stuck.
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    He has a very varied body of work. What advice has he given you about selecting a script?

    He always tells me to go with my gut, but to also consider what the story is, who's directing who's my co-star, and who's producing. These are the main four pillars he says. 
    After this, it is all about giving your best. These are the only things that matter. 
    What is the medium, what is the platform, whether it is a film or a web series, all of these things are irrelevant.
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    You’re working on Toofan, right? 

    Yes, I am. We have completed the principal photography, we need to take care of a few things in the post-production now.
    First Mary Kom, and then Toofan. You seem to have an affinity for boxing, don’t you?
    I was actually a national champion as a boxer and have actually won a number of medals. 
    I grew up in a village near New Delhi's Vasant Kunj, and was a part of the local gymkhana, as a wrestler. I remember we had to dig our own akhadas. 
    I eventually joined boxing and then moved on to kickboxing, 10 years ago. I have always had a soft spot for sports.
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    Coming back to The Family Man, have fans already started calling you up for season 3?

    Oh yes, the team is already writing the next season. My fans have already started asking about it, and my friends are wishing that something bad happens to my character.
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    What other projects can we see you in once things go back to normal?

    We plan to start shooting the next season for Aashram. 
    I also have a project with T-Series where I am working with R Madhavan as the parallel lead, and then there's another project with Zee Studios where I am the lead. 
    Once we resume work, I will be jumping into things headfirst.

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    Bollywood films are heavily promoted and it is almost impossible to escape looking at them. We are accustomed to having high expectations from Bollywood films amid pandemic as films are the only source of entertainment.

    Many times audience looks at the first look of the film and then creates high expectations from certain films. However, they later turn out crappy and disappoint us.
    Also, these days mainstream Hindi films cannot be trusted at all. You see a snippet and you think, this film will be good and later you are left with nothing but dismay.
    So, here are 5 recent films that audience had high expectations from but turned out to be a waste of time-
    The Girl On The Train 
    Parineeti Chopra played the lead in remake of Paula Hawkins’ book The Girl On The Train.
    Parineeti chose to get rid of her bubbly image for the psychological thriller directed by Ribhu Dasgupta. However, the film’s storyline and direction weren’t convincing enough for the audience and turned out to be a total waste of time.
    Sardar Ka Grandson 
    Sardar Ka Grandson starring Arjun Kapoor, Rakul Preet, and Neena Gupta released on OTT on May 18. The film is directed by Kaashvi Nair and revolves around the story of a guy named Amreek played by Arjun Kapoor, who decides to uproot his grandmother's ancestral home from Lahore to Amritsar.
    Yes, you read that right! Now, this happens as part of his grandmother’s dying wish. No, she didn’t want him to uproot the house but she wanted to visit it.
    The role of the grandmother aka Sardar is played by Neena Gupta. In the film, Sardar has to leave her home during the India-Pakistan partition when her husband died in communal clashes.
    She then migrates to Amritsar and starts her life and now she is in her final days and her grandson Amreek vows to fulfill her wish. Didn't make sense, but ohhkay!
    Radhe 
    Bollywood actor Salman Khan recently said that his flop movies only make him want to work harder.
    The actor’s latest release Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai was released and opened to poor reviews. However, the film was streamed millions of times on ZeePlex. 
    Roohi
    The film is a comedy horror which revolves around a story of a witch, Roohi who abducts brides on their honeymoon. Veer and Raj then make it their life’s mission to save her from their village. However, the film was extremely boring and made it difficult for the audience to watch.
    Saina 
    Saina starring Parineeti Chopra released in the theatres. People were eagerly waiting for this biopic for a long time.
    The film is based on the life of Indian Badminton player Saina Nehwal, who has won many awards including India’s third highest civilian award ‘Padma Bhushan’.
    However, apart from Parineeti Chopra’s acting, the film didn’t live up to the audience’s expectations.

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    Thanks to the pandemic, the chances of you bumping into the love of your life at a library or on the train are zero to none. Because do gaz ki doori, mask hai zaroori! Thankfully, online dating apps make it so much easier to meet someone. 

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    All it takes is a simple swipe followed by flirty texts and pick up lines to score a date while sitting at home. While it’s convenient and fun, you can’t deny that it’s no Bollywood romance, you know with violins playing in the back (if that happens IRL).  

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    Plus, OLD is hard. You go through the same set of rapid fire questions, your pace doesn't match and the chances of being ghosted and catfished is much higher than when you meet someone organically. 

    I mean, don’t you miss the school and college romance? Or meeting someone by chance? Twitter misses it too and started a trend where people are discussing how they would want to meet ‘the one’ the old fashioned way. 
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    People are tweeting “deleting my dating apps because i want to meet someone the old fashioned way” followed by their wildest and filmy fantasies of how they would want to find love ‘offline’. Here are some of the best stories we came across.  

    deleting my dating apps because i want to meet someone the old fashioned way (both our flights get canceled Christmas Day and we are forced to spend it together in an airport)
    — Xtina (@stuggletrain) June 9, 2021deleting all dating apps because i want to meet someone the old-fashioned way (i’m bollywood’s dreamy girl and he’s a fan who is in love with me and tries to save me from a tragic fire. we both die but he is reincarnated as a movie star years later with a plan to avenge my death)
    — inej ghafa’s gf (@padukonez) June 10, 2021deleting my dating apps because i want to meet someone the old fashioned way (bumping into each other at the library)
    — adithi (@subanholla) June 9, 2021deleting my dating apps because i want to meet someone the old fashioned way (I get my dupatta stuck on his sherwani at a wedding)
    — sai (@Saisailu97) June 10, 2021deleting my dating apps because i want to meet someone the old fashioned way (at a club, where i propose to her with flowery poetry and get punched by her fiance)
    — gollum ali (@floydimus) June 10, 2021Whether we can find someone special traditionally or not, it’s clear from these love fantasies that Bollywood really messed us up. Is that why we can’t find matches on dating apps? 

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