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  3. ADMIN
    With one of the most challenging years, 2020, coming to a close (finally), the streaming giant Netflix has released a list of the most-watched titles across genres on its platform in India. 
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    According to its data, around 80 per cent of the subscribers watched a film every week this year. 

    It wouldn’t be wrong to say these were definitely keeping us sane and entertained during the tough times that we were dealing with. 
    Some of the most-watched titles on Netflix India include popular movies like the Nawazuddin Siddiqui-Radhika Apte thriller Raat Akeli Hai, Chris Hemsworth’s Extraction, Charlize Theron’s The Old Guard and the Bollywood multi-starrer Malanga among others. 
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    Anurag Basu’s anthology Ludo, which got rave reviews from critics and audiences alike, was the most-watched comedy movie, while regional films like Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo (Telugu), Kannum Kannum Kollaiyadithaal (Tamil), Kappela (Malayalam), and Uma Maheswara Ugra Roopasya (Telugu) also made their presence felt. 
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    To add to that, panned by the Indian Air Force Academy for its alleged biased representation of the air force, Janhvi Kapoor’s Gunjan Saxena was the most-watched drama of 2020, according to Netflix. 

    Meanwhile other popular films and series in the list include Guilty, Masaba Masaba, Bulbbul, She, Miss India, Never Have I Ever and Emily in Paris. 
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    As per Netflix’ report, the viewing for non-fiction series and documentaries saw a jump of 250 per cent in 2020. 

    Indians binged on Too Hot to Handle, Indian Matchmaking and the recently-released Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives. 
    Bad Boy Billionaires, The Social Dilemma and Money Heist: The Phenomenon were the most-watched documentaries. 
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    Interestingly, romance was another category that found many takers in India. 

    Films and series like Love Aaj Kal, Ginny Weds Sunny and Mismatched struck a chord with the audience. 
    To no one’s surprise, Spanish drama Money Heist, German series Dark and the Turkish series The Protector became the most viewed foreign-language content. 
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    Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back-Evolution, Blood of Zeus and One-Punch Man (S2) were some of the most popular anime titles of 2020. 

    We know that the whole world is obsessed with the South Korean entertainment industry and India is no exception to that. 
    Indians showered special attention on K-Dramas like The King: Eternal Monarch, Kingdom (S2), It’s Okay to Not Be Okay and Start-up this year. 
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    Well, what’s more? Not only adults, but Netflix also seems to have won over kids. 

    Did you know this year’s viewership for children’s content increased by 100 per cent? 
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    While the anime film Over the Moon was the most popular choice in the genre, The Willoughbys, Boss Baby: Back in Business (S4) and Mighty Little Bheem won hearts globally. 

    Thanks to streaming giants like Netflix for keeping us sane in 2020, even if for a short term. 

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    The internet is filled with inspirational stories and while most of them are believable, some leave you a little sceptical. 

    While we are still having trouble fulfilling our daily chores, here is a 7-year-old girl named Rory van Ulft, who is making us grown-up adults feel severely useless.
    This little girl recently went viral after she created a buzz by deadlifting a whopping 80 kilos!
    According to Ladbible, the young girl started training just after her fifth birthday. The little girl has also bagged a few awards for the same and is now being called the strongest 7-year-old in the world.
    She has an Instagram account which is managed by her parents where they share extraordinary videos of her rigorous training.
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    Here’s another video of her that’ll leave you stunned-
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    Talking about how she is inspired to continue despite the gruelling training, Rory said in an interview, “I like getting stronger. Being stronger lets me do more and get better at everything I try. I don’t think about what came before, or what will come after. I don’t think about anything. I just clear my mind and do it.”

    Rory’s dad said, “Based on her current Sinclair total, Rory is not only the strongest seven-year-old in the world. She is likely also the strongest seven-year-old girl or boy who has ever lived, for whom there are verifiable competition results.”
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    Goes without saying that Rory is being flooded with messages of positivity and motivation on social media, as people from across the world are rooting for her. 
    After all, how many 7-year-olds have you met who can lift that much? This is nothing short of incredible and Rory deserves nothing but praise!

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    When it comes to fashion trends, some of them often get repeated and one of the ultimate sartorial gaffe, which was sandals worn with socks, made a resurgence in September 2020. The pairing can look daunting, but the timing of the trend, which is making a comeback couldn't have been better, since we are home amidst the pandemic. 
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    And, naturally, after this trend made a massive comeback, celebrities and A-listers followed suit and started experimenting with different combinations. One such celebrity to have taken it up a notch recently is Kunal Kemmu. To tell you the fact, Kunal is actually a massive sneakerhead and he recently grabbed our attention, wearing sneakers with extra-wide sole, inspired by Spider-Man. Although he normally associates himself with OTT sneakers, this time, his recent style trial made us sit up. 
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    Kunal, here, looks on-point. The black, round neck T-shirt teamed with black joggers, is a perfect monochromatic, relaxed ensemble. To make it a bit more striking, we like how he has combined a black and blue sporty watch here. That, with a quirky, floral printed mask subtly finished his look. 
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    But, we aren't applauding him for the outfit he wore, but what he chose to wear as his footwear. While most people would dread to combine their chappals with socks, Kunal here, like a woke fashionista, has dared to couple such a tricky trend and we have to say, he aced it. The sock-sandals or sock-chappals journey has never been an easy one, but when done right, it can look effortlessly cool. Kunal's choice of wearing black velcro chappals with 'Netflix' bright blue socks added a fun twist to his monochromatic look. Brightly coloured socks pop out, when paired with neutral coloured sandals and Kunal here has scored brownie points for that.
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    It's not just Kunal but many other celebrities, including David Beckham, Kanye West etc have turned to this trend and have shown how easy and practical it can look. 
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    In all, while we missed seeing Kunal flaunting his zany pair of sneakers, this new style experiment has certainly struck a chord with us.


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  14. ADMIN
    Over the years, cricket, as a sport, has evolved both in terms of regulations and tactics. 
    In the modern era of the sport, cricketers, amid noticeable changes in the game, have also changed the way they approach cricket. That's probably why we continue to be amazed by the antics in the gentleman's game.
    One such incident occurred recently, where something quite bizarre caught everyone's attention. 
    During the 2nd T20I against South Africa, England's analyst Nathan Leamon was seen hanging a series of letters and numbers from the dressing-room balcony to help captain Eoin Morgan set the field.
    Signals sent from an analyst on a balcony to the captain on the pitch !!!! The world has officially gone nuts !!! #SAvENG #OnOn
    — Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) December 1, 2020
    While the use of England's tactic was cleared by the match referee and the International Cricket Council's (ICC's) anti-corruption unit, the weird move has attracted a fair share of criticism. 

    Former England captain Michael Vaughan took to Twitter and opined: "Signals sent from an analyst on a balcony to the captain on the pitch !!!! The world has officially gone nuts!!!".
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    Echoing similar sentiments, Indian cricketer-turned-commentator Sunil Gavaskar, too, slammed England's tactic.

    "Ideally, as a captain, I would not like this thing to happen. If I was the captain, I would say, look if you want to send a message about any field placing or a bowling change, then send the 12th man across with a bottle of water or anything...a way you can pass the message or the 12th man or the coach can pass the message to the boundary fielder," Gavaskar said on the Cricket Connected Show.
    This isn't the first time when Leamon had used coded messages to help players on the field. 
    Earlier this year, as part of Multan Sultans camp in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), Leamon was seen using hand signals to help in the field settings for the team.

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    Earlier this year when the country found its favourite ‘hero’ in Bollywood’s fittest villain Sonu Sood, many claimed that the starry affair would die down in no time. But Sonu Sood paid no heed to the naysayers and stepped up to offer aid to anyone and everyone who needed a helping hand amid the coronavirus crisis.
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    Be it frontline workers, the poor and helpless or the migrant workers’ plight, Sonu Sood has stood by the people in need like a ray of hope. And it seems the entire world is taking note of his goodwill. Now, Sonu Sood has been declared as the world’s top South Asian celebrity for his philanthropic works amid the pandemic outbreak.
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    Sonu Sood reportedly beat popular names to top the ‘50 Asian Celebrities in The World’ list, which was published by UK’s weekly newspaper Eastern Eye. The aim was to recognise and celebrate artists who made a positive impact with their actions or became an inspiration for others.
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    Sharing his happiness over the honour bestowed on him Sonu said, “As the pandemic broke, I realised it was my duty to help my countrymen; it was an instinct that came from within...Eventually, this was something I came to Mumbai for. It was my responsibility as an Indian, which I did. I think all the love of the people which I received was simply their wishes and prayers. Once again, I won’t stop till my last breath.”

    People also shared their gratitude and wishes for Sonu Sood on social media.
    We should have Return gift to such a personality by having road or any monument of city, village in the name of Sonu Sood Sir at list this much we may have Return gift for him
    — Vivek Kashyap (@VivekKa79094828) December 10, 2020Your are real hero sir
    — Deep Dharamsot (@DeepDharamsot) December 10, 2020Thank goodness there are true charitable and kind hearted folks like @SonuSood still out there. Quite rare though. Kudos
    — DXing (@justDSingh) December 10, 2020@SonuSood has proved that he is a patriotic Indian & loves his country irrespective of religion cast & creed & he is far much above all these awards
    He is a real life hero & has devoted his life for the welfare of his own country https://t.co/wGeGseEAPv
    — Sandeep Mishra (@Sandeep71486457) December 10, 2020You deserve it More power to you. Congratulations!
    — Raminder J Sarangal (@jassalraminder1) December 10, 2020Among top 50 Asian Celebrities, 2020, you really deserve this. Congratulations, @SonuSood has won the hearts of the millions. We all wish you good luck and sound health. Congrats again. https://t.co/N7zXfO8AxD
    — Anand Tripathi (@anand1501821) December 10, 2020Congratulations @SonuSood
    you are amongst rarest of the species who are still trying to make this world a better place to live.#SonuSoodRealHero #SonuSood #SonuSoodNo1 https://t.co/yYvOxezC0N
    — Sandeep Mishra (@Sandeep71486457) December 10, 2020Many congratulations to Sonu Sood for the honour and we sincerely appreciate the invaluable services he has provided to the nation.

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  16. ADMIN
    We haven't heard about Cyrus Broacha in a while but he's come back with a bang. The 'bakra guy' has always been the chubby, funny man, but not anymore.
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    His recent transformation has stunned everyone as he looks absolutely unrecognizable. But, there's no fat-shaming here, as he is only getting healthier and fitter and his journey is still ongoing. 
    He shared a picture of himself a few days ago which ended up with people calling him Johnny Bravo, and to be honest, I can see that.
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    But, getting more in-depth about his fitness journey, how he hates losing weight, and what he thinks about cardio, he had an inspiring interview with Hindustan Times.
    Talking about his day-to-day routine, he said, "I was a morning person for a long time and wake up at 4.45 am. I walk my dogs at 5 am. I have that time to myself and it’s very therapeutic. I come back and take my proteins. I go up at 6 am, workout for an hour, and walk them again. Then I have my eggs and I am ready to leave by quarter to eight. I hit the bed by 10 pm."
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    Coming to his hate for any type of cardio, he has some strong feelings about it. He said, "I hate yoga; I don’t like callisthenics. I hate people who come to gyms to just hang around. I hate cardio people, especially men who do cardio. Indian men have skinny arms and skinny legs. Cardio se kya hota hai [what will happen with cardio?], they lose more weight in arms and legs. They end up looking like four noodles and one big pizza in the middle." 
    Anyone who hates cardio feeling a little validated? 
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    While he's very much into lifting weights, a person's diet also plays an important role in fitness and that's where he gets even more related.  
    He said, "My diet is more in than out. I just keep eating. I take 18-20 eggs and three protein shakes a day. I have given up alcohol; I was a heavy drinker till 2015. I try different diets but I can’t sacrifice the taste of food. I don’t have a cheat day, but I can’t resist potato chips and those rangeen drinks that kids have. I have a six-year-old’s palate. I can resist cake and all, but I love shrikhand — any malai-based stuff." 
    Now, that's a realistic way of showing your fitness journey.  
    Of course, people snack, of course, people can't resist some of their favourite unhealthy foods, but it's great to see that you don't have to completely sacrifice everything to be fit. 
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    He's not lost a lot of weight, he's gone from 96.4kg to 91kg, but you can still see the difference because any number on the scale doesn't define how healthy or fit a person is. 
    Good for him, and hopefully, he doesn't skip leg day anymore. 

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    In 2017, when Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) shelled out a staggering Rs 3 crore to secure the services of Thangarasu Natarajan. the life of a daily wage labourer's son, who was earlier taking up odd jobs to deliver newspaper and milk, had changed in a day. 
    But, rather than getting complacent with newly-found fame, Natarajan knew it was only the beginning of what could very well be an inspirational journey.
    On the back of his unrelenting hard work and dedication towards the sport, Natarajan, in a matter of three years, has not only become one of the most influential bowlers in the shortest format, but also cricket-obsessed India's new hero.
    Thank you brother https://t.co/rljZUvMKGY
    — Natarajan (@Natarajan_91) December 8, 2020
    As noticed in the limited-overs series against Australia, Natarajan got off to a brilliant start in his international career which has bolstered his chances of making the cut for India's squad for the T20 World Cup next year. 
    While his ability to bowled a disciplined line, needless to mention the toe-crushing yorkers and cunning variations have earned him plaudits form cricket pundits and fans alike, it appears that, after acing the test on the field, Natarajan has visibly upped his style game off it. 
    First series win for my country
    Meorable and special ️ #TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/18YBdW43cd
    — Natarajan (@Natarajan_91) December 7, 2020During India's ongoing tour of Australia, the left-arm seamer has been as active on social media as he has been on the field.  
    From sharing thoughts on his debut, donning the national colours for the first time to revelling in the success of India's series win, Natarajan has shown many emotions in the recent past on social media. 
    "Sydney"fied 🇦🇺 pic.twitter.com/qw4zQcfyMj
    — Natarajan (@Natarajan_91) December 10, 2020
    But, his latest post is all about taking a backseat from the drama on the playing field and going sightseeing with an easy-going look.  
    Taking to Twitter, the Tamil Nadu speedster shared a couple of photos where he was seen enjoying his time exploring the beautiful city of Sydney.  
    Sporting the classic 'white-tee-blue-denims' combo, Natarajan looked super comfortable, yet classy, in a visibly raised style game. 
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    Following a brilliant performance in the recently-concluded limited-overs series, Natarajan drew praise from captain Kohli who feels he can be an asset for Team India in the 2021 T20 World Cup.  

    "Natarajan - special mention to him because in the absence of [Mohammed] Shami and Bumrah, he's been the guy who has stood up and really delivered under pressure which is outstanding for the fact that he's playing his first few games at the international level," Kohli said after the 3rd T20I. 
    "He's very composed, very sure of what he wants to do. He's a very hardworking guy, very humble guy, and you feel happy for guys who are committed and working hard for the team when they get the results and make the team win. So, I wish him all the best and I hope that he continues to work hard on his game and continues to get better because a left-arm bowler is always an asset for any team. So, if he can bowl that well consistently it will be a great thing for us heading into the (T20) World Cup next year," the Indian skipper added.

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