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  9. ADMIN
    Kangana Ranaut is known for voicing her opinions on Twitter without the fear of being judged and at times, her tweets backfire completely. Last night, she tweeted she has been getting secret calls and messages from many big stars praising her work in Thalaivi. She revealed that Akshay Kumar is one of them who called her.
    Replying to a tweet praising her work, she wrote, “Bollywood is so hostile that even to praise me can get people in trouble, I have got many secret calls and messages even from big stars like @akshaykumar they praised @Thalaivithefilm trailer to the sky but unlike Alia and Deepika films, they can’t openly praise it. Movie mafia terror." Scriptwriter Aniruddha Guha had written: "Kangana Ranaut is an exceptional, once-in-a-generation actor."
    Bollywood is so hostile that even to praise me can get people in trouble,I have got many secret calls and messages even from big stars like @akshaykumar they praised @Thalaivithefilm trailer to sky but unlike Alia and Deepika films they can’t openly praise it. Movie mafia terror. https://t.co/MT91TvnbmR
    — Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) April 7, 2021
    She added, “Wish an industry of art can be objective when it comes to art, and not indulge in power play and politics when it comes to cinema, my political views and spirituality should not make me a target of bullying, harassment, and isolation but if they do, then obviously I will win.”
    Wish an industry of art can be objective when it comes to art, and not indulge in power play and politics when it comes to cinema, my political views and spirituality should not make me a target of bullying, harassment and isolation but if they do, then obviously I will win ...️
    — Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) April 7, 2021 After her tweets started getting traction, people bashed her for lying and even called the whole act of revealing the names unfair.
    Queen of Hypocrisy! pic.twitter.com/6InlTlExNc
    — 🇨🇦Ella🇨🇦- Justice for FARMERS OF INDIA (@1Justice4Every1) April 8, 2021Kangana Ranaut is Sick.....
    — CA Sanjay Arora (@casanjayarora1) April 7, 2021But this is really unfair....If he called you in private you should not be disclosing his name like this....This way one looses trust...There has to be some decorum..You could have made ur point w/out naming...
    — amaresh kumar (@amaresh2212) April 7, 2021फेकू काही की.. पागल
    — Ayyaj (@Ayyaj79745647) April 7, 2021Dear Kangana, Not everybody should be on the same way of thinking. Is it ethical to reveal what is meant to be private? Plz be honest, why do u need support & acceptance from them when u continuously insult them left right & center? Isn't it double standards? Leave abt that past.
    — Abu Md. Abdullah (@nostalgiafreak) April 7, 2021So you just put Akshay Kumar in trouble! wow.. ab aage se secret calls bhi ni ayenge
    — Indian Dreams (@jaybrar24) April 7, 2021Thalaivi tells the story of the former Tamil Nadu chief minister through various stages of her life. Right from her struggles in the film world to reaching stardom and then entering politics, Thalaivi traces the entire journey.
    The movie also stars Arvind Swamy as MGR, and the rest of the cast includes Nassar, Bhagyashree, Samuthrakani, and Madhu Bala. The film has been written by Baahubali writer KV Vijayendra Prasad and Madhan Karky.


    Kangana gained almost 20 kilos for her role in the film. In an earlier tweet, she'd written, "I played the first super human girl on Indian screen, thanks to my body a rare combination of dainty yet strong-looking, in my 30's I had to gain 20 kgs for 'Thalaivi' and do Bharatnatyam, it left my back severely damaged but no bigger gratification than to play a role to perfection."
    Excited about the film? Let us know in the comments section below.

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  10. ADMIN
    Summer months are here and unfortunately, it is the time of the year when some people start to experience more breakouts than usual. In fact, these months can sometimes trigger the worst kind of seasonal acne. When it comes to adult acne, finding the root cause behind the problem is important if you want to fix it. But, if it's just the weather that's triggering the acne, we can offer help.

    Here are a few things that could help with seasonal acne:
    1. Get An Anti-Acne FacewashAn anti-acne facewash is usually mild in its formula and helps get rid of stubborn bacteria that is behind that acne. These face washes will also help with acne scars, dehydration, dullness, and sticky skin. You could try Phy In The Clear acne-fighting face wash.
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    2. Don't Do Anything DrasticWhen you're dealing with Summer acne, try not to introduce any drastic changes in your skin routine. Any face mask, exfoliator or paste can do more harm than good. Stick to your basic skincare regime.
    3. Wash Your Face (At Least) Twice A DayOnce after waking up and once before going to bed. Add in another round if you stepped out in the sun for a longer duration or went to the gym. This will get rid of all the free radicals you were exposed to during the day.
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    4. Get Spot Treatment For Your AcneFor pesky acne that won't go away, try spot treatment which focuses on the inflamed portion of the skin. The key is to use a tiny dot over the pimple and let it sit for a while. This will help dry out the area and reduce the scarring. You could try Re'equil's Pitstop Gel For Acne Scars & Pits Removal
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    5. Double Cleanse Your Face Before SleepingYou could use micellar water. It has tiny micelles that gets rid of all the oil and dirt by getting in deep inside of the pores. While some people may confuse it with a toner, unlike a toner, micellar water does not sting on application. Using micellar water is also great for acne as it gets rid of all the impurities instantly.
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  11. ADMIN
    Arjun Rampal has been under the radar lately, but we can't forget the number of times he has stepped out wearing some of the best functional outfits. It's safe to say that he has mastered the art of acing some cool outfits. He will simply throw in a few silhouettes together and somehow, his outfits would still stand out.
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    As far his sneaker game is concerned, he lays low and isn't as big of a sneakerhead as other B-town celebrities. So, this time when he was seen wearing a pair of sneakers, unlike other times, our attention went straight to his shoes.

    Before we talk about his sneakers, let's take a look at his outfit.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Arjun's fashion sense is clean and minimal and to keep up with that, he wore a basic blue T-shirt over a pair of grey cargo trousers. This is indicative that he is more into keeping things simple and not factor in trends all the time. The ensemble is spot on and the shoes here added a bit of a contrast to his basic look.

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    As far as the sneakers are concerned, Arjun is seen wearing Adidas Futurecraft 4D. These are an instantly recognisable pair. These shoes feature a round toe, lace-up front fastening, and three stripe detail along with a logo patch at the tongue. The cutting-edge 4D midsole design is based on the running experience and then engineered with comfortable materials.

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    Coming to the price, these sneakers cost almost Rs 21,999. Considering the silhouette, we think these are a bit overpriced and are not as worth as the other pairs we have seen.

    © Viral Bhayani
    After seeing his latest appearance, one thing is for sure is that Arjun can make anything work in his favour. These sneakers, despite not being as zany, he still managed to stand out wearing the 4D sneakers. Keep it up, Arjun! 


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  15. ADMIN
    If you have even been a fan of Sourav Ganguly, you’d know how competitive the man could get. From showing up for toss later than his opponents to taking off his t-shirt and swinging it in the air just to make a point, Dada is a true fighter, and the followers of the Men in Blue love and respect him for everything that he has done for the team and the country.
    However, it seems as if Ganguly’s competitive nature got the better of him when he spoke about the mental health of international cricketers who belonged to other countries in a virtual press conference on Tuesday.
    India great Sourav Ganguly lights fuse to mental health debate, claims Aussies ‘just give up’

    STORY >>> https://t.co/BYcR69d2Jh pic.twitter.com/5uB596zVoJ
    — Fox Cricket (@FoxCricket) April 7, 2021
    “I feel we Indians are a bit more tolerant than overseas (cricketers). I’ve played with a lot of Englishmen, Australians, West Indians, they just give up on mental health,” he said. “In the last six-seven months, with so much cricket being going on in the bio-bubble it’s so tough. Just going from the hotel room to the ground, handle the pressure and come back to the room and then get back to the ground again, it’s an absolutely different life.”
    “Look at the Australian team, they were supposed to go to South Africa for a Test series after India played there. They refused to go there.”
    Virat Kohli on Glenn Maxwell, who is on a break from cricket for mental health reasons. pic.twitter.com/0YbJEmcUKV
    — ICC (@ICC) November 13, 2019
    “And always there’s this scare of Covid-19 – ‘hope it’s not me the next time’. You have to stay positive, you have to train yourself mentally. All of us have to train ourselves mentally so that good will happen. It boils down to training,” Ganguly said.
    “You just have to deal with it. It’s the mindset that you get into. Life has no guarantees, be it in sport, business or whatever. You go through ups and downs. You just have to bite the bullet. Pressure is a huge thing in everybody’s life. All of us go through different pressures.
    Virat Kohli strongly feels that professional help on the mental-health front should be a part of team set-ups ⤵
    — ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) February 19, 2021
    “When you play your first Test, it’s the pressure of making yourself established and making the world know that you belong at this level.
    “And when you go to that level after playing many matches, it’s about keeping up the performances. A little bit of a blip and it doesn’t stop people from scrutinising you and that adds to athletes in a long way,” he added.
    However, Ganguly’s comments were not taken lightly by those who have been through severe mental health issues or those who take it a bit too seriously than Ganguly does:
    The guy is the board president. By saying this, he has made it harder for Indian players to come out and talk about struggling with their mental health. Discussing mental health within the Indian society is tough, Ganguly has made it harder for Indian players. https://t.co/uyKf4RHBN8
    — Clive (@_vanillawallah) April 7, 2021Sourav Ganguly needs to be spoken to for his comment on mental health. Has he not read about the suicides? It’s irresponsible coming from a board that needs to lead by example, especially when cricketers are now constantly battling mental fatigue in between several bio bubbles.
    — Arjun (@ArjunNamboo) April 7, 2021One of my pet peeves is loose talk about mental health. This from Sourav Ganguly is as unnecessary as it is insensitive. With mental health, each case is unique, the same case is different each day. If you've been there you would, or should, know better. https://t.co/qe4YC56XUW
    — Anand Vasu (@anandvasu) April 7, 2021Coming from a country where anything to do with mind=being mental, Ganguly giving gyan on mental health to players from nations with far greater empathy & facilities for mind issues is definitely rich. But then, our top guys take pride in shooting off their mouths!
    — Uthra 🇮🇳 (@Bakwasbaaji) April 7, 2021What Ganguly said reflects a generational divide in India on how issues of mental health are perceived and nothing to do with caste divide or hierarchical oppression.
    — Krish Bharki (@KrishKiPhD) April 7, 2021
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