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  3. ADMIN
    After Glenn Maxwell’s disappointing season in the Indian Premier League 2020, the Kings XI Punjab all-rounder must have known that he was going to face a lot of criticism in the days to come.
    However, one of the most talked-about critics of the game who has made a name for himself in the analytical department by giving his inputs in a not-so-subtle way, Virender Sehwag decided to take criticism to the next level when he called the Australian a “Rs 10-crore cheerleader”.
    On his Facebook series titled Viru Ki Baithak, the former Indian opener said: 
    "Glenn Maxwell. This 10-crore cheerleader proved costly for Punjab. And he has had a bad record of shirking work over the past few seasons. But this season he went to new extremes."
    He even went on to say that Maxwell just had himself "a highly-paid vacation" 
    Nonetheless, Glenn Maxwell once again showed that he is a perfect gentleman when he gave out his response to Sehwag’s brash comments. 
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    The West Australian quoted the cricketer saying:  
    "It's ok. Viru is pretty outspoken with his dislike of me, and that's fine. He's allowed to say whatever he likes. He's in the media for such statements, so that's fine. I deal with that and move on, and take it with a grain of salt with Sehwag."  While an excellent player and a great asset for the Australian cricket team to have by their side, Glenn Maxwell’s greatest individual contribution towards the cricketer fraternity and the sports world as a whole was his courage to come out and talk about having mental health issues.
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    Last year, the righty went on a small break away from cricket in order to work on some mental health troubles and was lauded by the rest of the society to openly address them, instead of trying to suppress them within his mind.

    That break not only allowed him to return to his team with a renewed vigour but also a strong mindset which helps him endure things like Sehwag’s unhelpful comments.
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    Maxwell added:

    "I think I'm better equipped with dealing with those sorts of things now. I think in hindsight it was a pretty good time to go through something like that where I was able to put some groundwork in to deal with adversity. This year has certainly been a massive test of it."As far as the Indian player turned commentator is concerned, while such comments do make for an entertaining and spicy video and the fans with a taste for shade-throwing would have definitely enjoyed the content, Sehwag, who has been at the centre of a lot of useless criticism during his time as a Man in Blue, must understand the difference between what sort of criticism is constructive and what’s not.

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  4. ADMIN
    2020 has been one long year with a lot of not-so-fortunate events. But you know what? It's coming to an end now which means it's time to look back and celebrate the good things that this year gave us. We're just getting started with the annual Game Awards. 
    Last night, we got the full list of nominees for this year's Game Awards. There are some incredible games on the list and we highly suggest you head over to the official website and cast your vote. Check them out -
    Game of the year © ID Software
    · Doom Eternal

    · Final Fantasy VII Remake
    · Ghost of Tsushima
    · Animal Crossing: New Horizons
    · The Last of Us Part II
    . Hades
    Best game direction· Final Fantasy VII Remake
    · Ghost of Tsushima
    · Hades
    · Half Life: Alyx
    · The Last of Us Part II 
    Best narrative· 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim
    · Final Fantasy VII Remake
    · Ghost of Tsushima
    · Hades
    · The Last of Us Part II 
    Best art direction  © Sucker Punch Productions
    · Final Fantasy VII Remake

    · Ghost of Tsushima
    · Hades
    · Ori and the Will of the Wisps
    · The Last of Us Part II
    Best score and music· Final Fantasy VII Remake
    · Hades
    · Ori and the Will of the Wisps
    · The Last of Us Part II
    · Doom Eternal 
    Best audio design· Doom Eternal
    · Ghost of Tsushima
    · Resident Evil 3
    · The Last of Us Part II
    · Half Life: Alyx 
    Best performance· Ashley Johnson as Ellie
    · Laura Bailey as Abbie
    · Daisuke Tsuki as Jin Sakai
    · Logan Cunningham as Hades
    · Nadji Jeter as Miles Morales 
    © Sony
    Games for impact· If Found…
    · Kentucky Road Zero: TV Edition
    · Spiritfarer
    · Tell Me Why
    · Through The Darkest of Times 
    Best ongoing· Apex Legends
    · Call Of Duty: Warzone
    · Destiny 2
    · Fortnite
    · No Man’s Sky 
    Best Indie· Carrion
    · Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockdown
    · Hades
    · Spelunky 2
    · Spiritfarer 
    Best Mobile game· Among Us
    · Call of Duty Mobile
    · Genshin Impact
    · Legends of Runuterra
    · Pokemon Café Mix 
    Best community support· Apex Legends
    · Destiny 2
    · Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockdown
    · Fortnite
    · No Man’s Sky
    · Valorant
    Best VR/AR· Dreams
    · Half Life: Alyx
    · Marvel’s Iron Man VR
    · Star Wars: Squadrons
    · The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners 
    Innovation in accessibility· Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
    · Grounded
    · Hyperdot
    · The Last of Us Part II
    · Watch Dogs Legion 
    Best action· Doom Eternal
    · Hades    
    · Half Life: Alyx
    · Nioh 2
    · Streets of Rage 4 
    Best Action/Adventure· Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
    · Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales
    · Ghost of Tsushima
    · Ori and the Will of the Wisps
    · Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
    · The Last of Us Part II 
    Best role-playing· Final Fantasy VII Remake
    · Persona 5 Royal
    · Genshin Impact
    · Wasteland 3
    · Yakuza: Like a Dragon 
    Best fighting· Granblue Fantasy: Versus
    · Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate
    · Street Fighter V: Champion Edition
    · One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows
    · UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe: Late[cl-r]
    Best family · Animal Crossing: New Horizons
    · Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time
    · Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockdown
    · Mario Kart Live Home: Circuit
    · Minecraft Dungeons
    · Paper Mario: The Origami King 
    Best sim/strategy· Crusader Kings III
    · Desperado III
    · Gears Tactics
    · Microsoft Flight Simulator
    · XCOM: Chimera Squad 
    Best sports/racing· Dirt 5
    · F1 2020
    · FIFA 21
    · NBA 2K21
    · Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater: 1+2 
    Best multiplayer · Animal Crossing: New Horizons
    · Among Us
    · Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockdown
    · Call of Duty: Warzone
    · Valorant 
    Content creator of the year· Alanah Pearce
    · Nickmercs
    · Jay Ann Lopez
    · TimTheTatman
    · Valkyrae 
    Best debut game· Carrion
    · Mortal Shell
    · Raji: An Ancient Epic
    · Röki
    · Phasmphobia 
    Best eSports athlete· Ian “Cromsix” Porter
    · Hio “Showmaker” Su
    · Kim “Canyon” Geon-Bu
    · Anthony “Shotzzy” Cuevas-Castro
    · Mattheiu “Zawoo” Herbaut
    Best eSports coach· Danny “Zonic” Sorenson
    · Dae-Hee “Crusty” Park
    · Fabian “Grabbz” Lohmann
    · Lee “Zefa” Jae-Min
    · Raymond “Rambo” Lussier 
    Best eSports event· Blast Premier: Spring 2020 European Finals
    · Call of Duty League Championship 2020
    · IEM Katowice 2020
    · League of Legends World Championship 2020
    · Overwatch League Grand Finals 2020 
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    Best eSports game· Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
    · Counter Strike: Global Offensive
    . Fortnite
    · League of Legends
    · Valorant
    Best eSports host· Alex “Goldenboy” Mendez
    · Alex “Machine” Richardson
    · Eefje “Sjokz” Depoortere
    · James “Dash” Patterson
    · Jorien “Sheever” Van Der Heijden 
    Best eSports team· Damwon gaming
    · Dallas Empire
    · G2 Esports
    · San Francisco Shock
    · Team Secret 
    You can head over to the official website and vote for your favorite games.

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  5. ADMIN
    Bollywood is obsessed with good on-screen chemistry and if there isn’t good chemistry between the lead actors, then the films usually don’t do well at the box-office. Many films in the history of Bollywood have been a blockbuster due to a good script and extraordinary on-screen chemistry between the actors. 
    Just like Kajol and SRK were a hit in DDLJ and the film wouldn’t have worked so well if it weren’t for their great acting and how great they looked together. However, we haven’t seen fresh Bollywood jodis in a long time now and we are eagerly waiting for it. So, here is a list of new on-screen couples that’ll definitely set the screens on fire with their chemistry- 
    Diljit Dosanjh & Fatima Sana Shaikh

    Diljit Dosanjh & Fatima Sana Shaikh will be next seen in Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari, and their jodi in the trailer looks extremely promising. The family entertainer will make everyone laugh and the unlikely pairing has also made us all excited and eager.
    Varun Dhawan & Sara Ali Khan
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    Coolie No. 1 became unforgettable, thanks to Govinda and Karisma Kapoor's stellar act together. In the reboot, Varun Dhawan and Sara Ali Khan are set to give the audience a taste of a new age pairing that will hopefully carry the baton forward.

    Govinda and Karisma Kapoor’s on-screen chemistry made it extremely difficult to forget Coolie No. 1. And now after years Varun Dhawan and Sara Ali Khan will step into the shoes of the iconic on-screen jodi. Also, this is one of the most awaited pairings that should hit the theatres very soon. 
    Rajkummar Rao & Nushrratt Bharuccha

    The film Chhalaang which has recently released stars the National Award-winning actor Rajkummar Rao and Nushrratt Bharuccha. Rajkummar Rao is a PT teacher who is fighting to win the love of his sweetheart. Also, the quirky chemistry of the couple is what we needed to look at.
    Alia Bhatt & Ranbir Kapoor
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    The good thing about this on-screen couple is that they are a real-life couple too. Audience is already excited to see them share screen space for the first time in the film Brahmastra. Also, the film has been making the headlines for such a long time that fans can’t wait any longer for the movie to release on December 4, 2020. 
    Vaani Kapoor & Ayushmann Khurrana
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    Ayushmann is playing the role of a cross functional athlete in his upcoming film. It is a love story and Vaani Kapoor is going to play the role of his love interest in the film and their on-screen chemistry is what got director Abhishek Kapoor excited the most about this project.

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    As 90s kid, we hardly had the internet to keep us occupied. It was the movies that we watched in single theatres or on TV which heavily influenced our socio-cultural perspectives. From dressing up like them to uttering popular dialogues, we wanted to look and sound cool
    More than a decade later, some of these dialogues have trickled into popular memes and continue to stay fresh in our memories. We have curated a list of five such popular dialogues from the ’90s that you must have used in real life.
    1. “Dosti ka ek usool hai madam – no sorry, no thank you.”

    This dialogue from the 1989 movie Maine Pyaar Kiya penetrated our social circles as we couldn't wait for someone to say thank you. Well, Salman Khan made this dialogue popular and we just wanted to be associated with the movie so desperately that we would use this dialogue at every opportunity we got.
    2. “Bade bade deshon mein aisi choti-choti baatein hoti rehti hai, Senorita”
    We can not believe it if you say that you haven’t used this dialogue from DDLJ ever in your life. Forget the 90s, this dialogue is still pretty popular among millennials. In fact, it is so popular that even the former US President Barack Obama couldn’t escape from its charm.

    3. “Rishtey mein toh hum tumhare baap lagte hai, naam hai Shahenshaah!”
    Amitabh Bachchan was a cult figure in the 80s and 90s and this popular dialogue from his movie Shahenshah didn’t take much time to catch on. In no time, it was a part of the pop culture wherein we saw people using it whenever they got into any quarrels.
    4. “Haar kar jeetne wale ko baazigar kehte hai”
    If you are a fan of Shah Rukh Khan, you would definitely know which movie this dialogue is from. This dialogue also became a part of the cool culture of the 90s. It surely is one of the evergreen dialogues that has been carried over to the current generations too.
    5. “Mere Karan Arjun aayenge”
    We saved this dialogue for the end because this wins the race hands down. Forget the 90’s era, this dialogue from the 1995 film Karan Arjun still has a separate fan base in 2020. From meme culture to using it just to poke fun in certain situations, this dialogue has earned its spot on this list.
     you’ve used these dialogues at one point or the other in your lives but which one have you used the most? Let us know in the comments section below.

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