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    Arjan Singh Bhullar has become the first Indian-origin Mixed Martial Arts World Champion by defeating Brandon Vera to become the world heavyweight champion at One Championship, Singapore.
    Arjan Bhullar 🇮🇳 becomes the FIRST Indian Mixed Martial Arts World Champion, stopping Brandon Vera with second-round strikes! @TheOneASB #ONEDangal #WeAreONE #ONEChampionship pic.twitter.com/e6gblkjshC
    — ONE Championship (@ONEChampionship) May 15, 2021
    Bhullar ended Vera's five-year championship-winning streak by completely dominating in the second round of the fight. "It's the first time in my entire career that I felt gassed in the first round. I'm in shape, we've been training, we've been working with the best people in the world. This is new for me," Vera said in the post match interview.
    Bhullar's approach was rather cautious in the first round, but eventually he managed to take Vera down towards the end of the opening frame. In the second round, Bhullar was far more aggressive and left Vera gasping for air with a body shot. It was beginning to look like game over for Vera the moment Bhullar closed him into a body lock, eventually pounding him out for a technical knockout victory.
    Following his victory, Arjan Singh Bhullar took to Instagram to celebrate the occasion and let his fans know what it meant for him. He wrote, "I am humbled by the outpouring of love and support from across the (globe) As my inner circle knows this camp we were tested more than in any other, yet the faith and belief held firm. Life has taught me time and again that when something is meant to be nobody and nothing can stop it from happening. I love you all. God has been great. I will carry this belt with pride. I will represent the company @onechampionship proudly. I will represent the🇮🇳community respectfully. I will represent my family honorably. Big things coming."
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    Prior to this feat, Bhullar had also won the Commonwealth games gold medal in New Delhi in 2010 and in London in 2012. He was also the first Indian-origin freestlye wrestler to represent Canada at the Olympics. He was also the first Indian-origin fighter to win a UFC fight. Here's how people reacted to his victory on social media:
    But no news channel will cover this or even on their youtube channel because it is not trp material
    — Nihal Santosh 🇮🇳 (@Nihaalsantosh25) May 15, 2021We want to see him in UFC. @danawhite keep your eyes at him.
    — FARAZ KHAN (@roman78618) May 16, 2021I love how he embrases his roots#gadha
    — Vish (@vishh_is_here) May 15, 2021Wow what a proud moment for every Indian..Salute
    — Farookh Mohammad (@Farookh21Md) May 15, 2021Proud moment for India
    — Sanju Sharma (@SanjuSharma777) May 15, 2021Congratulations
    — ashim debbarma (@ashimdebbarma6) May 16, 2021Congratulations 🥳
    — Dr Jai Bhagwan Singh Hooda 🇮🇳 (@DrJaiBhagwanSi1) May 15, 2021
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    Salman Khan's latest film Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai released on ZEE5 on May 13. Ever since the film's been setting records - some remarkable and some forgettable. On Friday, Salman Khan took to Instagram to thank his fans as the film had garnered 4.2 million views on its first day of release itself. 
    However, Salman had to take to his social media yesterday again, but not for a celebratory reason. He wrote, "We offered you to watch our film Radhe at a reasonable price of INR 249 Per View. In spite of that, pirated sites are streaming Radhe illegally which is a serious crime. Cyber Cell is taking action against all these illegal pirated sites. Please don’t participate in piracy or the Cyber Cell will take action against you as well. Please understand you will get into a lot of trouble with the Cyber cell.”
    pic.twitter.com/bPob7gFKMj
    — Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) May 15, 2021
    The post quickly went viral on social media platforms and people were quick to troll Salman. Here's how they reacted
    Sorry bhai I watched your movie through pirate websites but trust me it wasn't me who downloaded it. It was my driver. Who can understand it better than you bhai? Please don't send cyber cell after me.
    — THE SKIN DOCTOR (@theskindoctor13) May 15, 2021Look who is talking about crime 🤣🤣🤣
    — desi mojito (@desimojito) May 15, 2021Link?
    — Rahul Roushan (@rahulroushan) May 15, 2021Jaisi Movie banayi hai usse dekhne ke baad to ulta aapko 249 dena banta hai public ko..
    — Keval 🇮🇳 (@kev_thakkar) May 16, 2021Bhai log pirated site se bhi nahi dekhna chahate, rs 249 bohot zyada hogaya 1 month ka mobile recharge plan aajata hai with 2gb data daily. Koi naya offer nikalo you give people rs 249 for wasting their time by watching this movie, may be it will workout
    — kartik bochageri (@KartikBochageri) May 16, 2021Dm me for free streaming & downloading link
    — Mai toh thak chuka bhaisaab (@bbcriticpak) May 15, 2021Sir mujhe Radhe dekhkar motiyabind ho gayi, ilaaj ke paise kon dega?
    — Priyansh Raghuwanshi (@PriyanshRaghu1C) May 15, 2021Why would a sensible person pay to watch this masterpiece ?! #Radhe
    — Arjun (@iam_arjunk) May 16, 2021Thinking about this. pic.twitter.com/S2aG1kmILw
    — Ujala Arora (@WhereIsMy_Food) May 15, 2021Sir Please Crime ki baat mat karo aap khud jamant par ho Or wo movie dekhne ke liye aap 2 lakh bhi doge to ham nahi dekh payenge hame apni aankhe pyaari hai
    — Dr. Richa Rajpoot (@doctorrichabjp) May 15, 2021China released Covid in India/World.we should release Radhe in China.
    Eient ka jawaab...patthar.
    Thank you bhaijaan for giving us solid Headache
    — Nilay Tijare (@nilay_tijare) May 15, 2021Earlier, speaking about the hybrid model that the filmmakers had experimented with for the Radhe's release, Randeep Hooda had said, “It will be a good experiment for the industry to have this hybrid kind of platform release where people who are unable to get to theatres can watch it. It is also a cheaper option since instead of buying one ticket per person, the entire family can watch it. What better film to test the whole system with than a Salman Khan film. I’m hoping it will do well.” 
    Salman had earlier apologised to theatre owners for not being able to release the film on the big screen. He had also asked fans to watch the film legally. In a recorded message, he'd said, "It takes the hard work of several people to make one film and it hurts a lot when some take the route of piracy to watch the final product. I want a commitment from all of you that you will enjoy films on the right platform. So this Eid we want a commitment from the audience- no piracy in entertainment."
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    Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai has been directed by Prabhu Deva and stars Disha Patani, Jackie Shroff and Randeep Hooda in pivotal roles. Have you watched the film yet? Let us know how you liked it in the comments below.

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    TVF’s new series Aspirants has been garnering positive response from all corners of the country as people are finding it realistic and relatable. The dialogues of the show are a massive hit among the masses now and they have been appreciating the actors for their perfect portrayal of the characters. One of the characters that audiences have been rooting for is Sandeep Bhaiya.
    View this post on InstagramWell, Sandeep Bhaiya’s character is played by Sunny Hinduja who is an engineer-turned-actor. The actor was born in 1990 and has completed his engineering degree from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani. With many roles that he has played on screen, he has made a name for himself. But it was in 2010, the actor started his cinematic journey with the movie Shaapit: The Cursed starring Aditya Narayan and Shweta Agarwal. 
    View this post on InstagramIn an interview with the Tribune, he was asked to sum up his cinematic journey. To which he responded, “I am from Indore and I have studied in FTII. My batchmates were Raj Kumar Rao, Vijay Verma, and Jaydeep Ahlawat. And I was the first one to get a film in 2006 which was Subhash Ghai’s Cycle Kick. The film was released later. After that, I did a couple of international projects. In between, I did change my focus and started taking good character roles. For me being an actor first is important.” 
    View this post on InstagramPost Shaapit, he played minor roles in several Bollywood movies and television shows like Mardaani 2, Brij Mohan Amar Rahe, Cycle Kick, Kill the Rapist, Pinky Memsaab among others. It was his parents who kept supporting him all this while. In the same interview, he said, “When I was in my seventh standard, I thought of becoming an actor, but never shared this with my parents. After completing my degree in engineering, I told them about my passion for acting. Interestingly my father wanted to join the FTII too, but he couldn’t due to his family commitments. So, their support was always there.” 
    The actor received his big breakthrough in 2018 with the Alt Balaji web series Home. From there, he started getting more roles in the digital space. He has played a lot of roles in the digital space for series like Bhaukaal, Chacha Vidhayak Hai Hamare season 2, Ras Bhari, and Mum Bhai.
    View this post on InstagramInterestingly, he was also seen in The Family Man that starred Manoj Bajpayee. He will be reprising his role as Milind in The Family Man 2 as well. 
    View this post on InstagramOn the personal front, he walked the aisle with Shinjini Raval in July 2015. 
    View this post on InstagramHe has been trying to carve his niche in the industry and it’s time that we support such genuine talent more than those with just famous surnames attached to them.

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    A couple of years ago, one incident completely tarnished the reputations of two of the most well-known Australian cricketers in modern era cricket and the dreams of an aspiring cricketer to make it at the international level.
    The infamous ‘sandpaper gate’ took place back in 2018 during Australia’s tour of South Africa. Since then, the three main culprits whose names were brought forward at the time of the enquiry, namely, David Warner, Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft have been humiliated, suspended, and allowed to play cricket once again.
    Product placement 101! #SAvAus #SandpaperGate pic.twitter.com/7Ap6HU7KFn
    — amey (@_muse_bot) March 25, 2018
    However, a new interview in The Guardian with the man who was caught red handed by the cameramen, Bancroft has revealed some new information that even has experienced cricket analysts scratching their heads.
    "Yeah, look, all I wanted to do was to be responsible and accountable for my own actions and part. Yeah, obviously what I did benefits bowlers and the awareness around that, probably, is self-explanatory," Bancroft told The Guardian when asked whether some of the bowlers knew about the tactics at play. 

    When asked again whether the bowlers knew, Bancroft said: "Uh ... yeah, look, I think, yeah, I think it's pretty probably self-explanatory."
    Bancroft pretty clearly implied how there might be more than just these three players who knew about the potential ball-tampering going on within the roster and how none of the teammates were willing to stop them or act as whistleblowers.
    "I invested too much to the point where I lost control of my values. What had become important to me was being liked, being well valued, feeling really important to my teammates, like I was contributing something by using sandpaper on a cricket ball," he said. 
    Such revelations even left the ‘Voice of Indian Cricket’ Harsha Bhogle struggling to make sense of what was going on on the ground back in 2018.
    Cam Bancroft might have revealed a little bit more than before, something talked about informally on the circuit, about SandpaperGate. "Were the bowlers aware?" It is "self-explanatory" he says. That can't mean a no, surely.
    — Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) May 15, 2021
    Although, England veteran Andrew Flingtoff had spoken about this exact problem (of whether or not the bowlers knew about the plan) around the time when the incident was fresh.
    Bringing this gem from Freddie back.. Starc bit always cracks me up. pic.twitter.com/3F4nFDrzoe
    — Sandy (@ThatWickedGuy_) May 15, 2021
    "That's something I don't think I even understood until that mistake happened. But it's part of the journey and a hard lesson I needed to learn." 
    Back when the incident had just taken place, Smith had talked about how a toxic environment was created within the Australia dressing room and how the then Cricket Australia executives James Sutherland and Pat Howard had instilled a “win at all cost” feeling within the players, even if it meant going against the spirit of the game.

    "I think back to Hobart when we lost there against South Africa (November 2016) and it was our fifth straight loss in Test cricket I think after three Tests in Sri Lanka. And I remember James Sutherland and Pat Howard coming into the rooms there and actually saying 'We don't pay you to play, we pay you to win'," Smith had confessed to Adam Gilchrist back in 2018.

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