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    It looks like Ranveer Singh is back in action. With upcoming movies which include '83 and films like Takht, Cirkus, and Jayeshbhai Jordar that are still in the production stage, the actor has definitely gone back to work. Amid the pandemic, the last 6-7 months were a kind of sabbatical for most of the actors as well.
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    However, now that Bollywood is back to work again, most celebrities have resumed going to the gym. This is a necessary step that helps them prepare for their upcoming roles. Whether it's losing the inches or gaining muscle, it really depends on the kind of role that they get. In Ranveer Singh's case, he gained muscle for his role in Simmba and also lost that weight for his role in Gully Boy as both were filmed simultaneously. Now that he has multiple films coming up, we wonder which body type he will be working towards.  
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    But this is just workout wear, we can't wait to see Ranveer Singh's outfits for the promotion of his film '83. We know for a fact that he went all out with Gully Boy promotions, one can only imagine, which aesthetic he chooses with '83.


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    It has just been a day since we shared the depressing news about Johnny Depp’s decision to exit the Fantastic Beasts film franchise following a request from Warner Bros to resign from the role of Grindelwald. The sad development came after Depp lost a libel case over a newspaper article which called him 'a wife beater'.
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    Now, while we simply can’t bring ourselves to think of anybody else pulling off the role of Grindelwald as convincingly and effortlessly as Depp did in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald, we’re trying to bring some solace to our shattered hopes by trying to reimagine OG Potterverse villains from the Harry Potter movies take over as Grindelwald following Depp’s exist.

    Here are 5 Harry Potter actors who we feel can play Grindelwald, given their glorious history playing infamous Potterverse villains.
    1. Ralph Fiennes © Warner Bros.
    Obviously we’d start off with the bad ol’ Lord Voldemort aka Ralph Fiennes who put our gut in a twist every time he appeared on the screen. Fiennes did an impeccable job at bringing He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named to life and we strongly feel he can pull off Gellert Grindelwald’s deviousness perfectly.

    2. Jason Isaacs © Warner Bros.
    Did you really think we’d give Lucius Malfoy a miss? Never. If there was one character we’ve all loathed since the very beginning, it has to be him. But had it not been for Jason Isaacs’ rather flawless depiction of the opportunist supremacist Lucius Malfoy, this character wouldn’t have become as memorable as it did.

    3. Tom Felton © Warner Bros.
    Of course Harry’s archrival had to be on the list too and no, there’s no denying that Tom Felton did a splendid job at portraying Draco Malfoy. We have hated him, written him off as a nuisance at one point and every sympathised with him by the end of it, but never did we doubt his act as a baddie in Harry’s life.

    4. Christian Coulson © Warner Bros.
    In all honesty, Christian Coulson was mighty fine as the young and charming Tom Marvolo Riddle. Despite his innocent looks and limited screen time, he managed to inspire much hate and repulsion with his smooth moves as Riddle, and we honestly wouldn’t mind seeing more of him as Grindelwald.

    5. David Tennant © Warner Bros.
    Well, what can we say...we just had to put Barty Crouch Jr on the list. Goes without saying, Tennant pulled off the role of a maddened follower of Lord Voldemort rather convincingly and although we see him for a very short time on-screen, that doesn’t stop us from detesting him any less.

    Can you think of any other actor who could be on the list? Let us know in the comments.

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    As long as someone’s ordering 2-3 varieties of fries for the table, we’re all good. After two beers, nobody would even question if you ordered a couple of burgers or even better, a pizza. 

    Nobody but your stomach and your body when you’ll experience acid reflux, bloating and the worst hangover of your lifetime, the next morning. Simply because you paired your drinks with all the wrong kinds of food. To avoid feeling sick at a party or a small gathering, skip these food and alcohol combinations.    
    Fried Food With Too Much Salt & Alcohol We know salty fries are dear to many and there’s no denying its taste but fried food with excessive salt contains a high amount of sodium. It can be bad for your digestive system when you’re consuming alcohol. 
    Alcohol is highly diuretic. It increases the excretion of water from your body. But combining it with fried and salty food can further dehydrate you, which is why you may end up drinking more than you planned to. 
    What To Eat Instead: Vacuum fried sweet potato or taro chips, baked carrot and sweet potato fries with a minimal amount of salt.  
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    Bread & BeerBread after the beer is one of the most common cravings (all thanks to easy-to-eat, super-addictive burgers and pizzas). But this combination is trouble for your stomach. Alcohol makes it hard for your body to absorb nutrients. And both bread and alcohol contain yeast. Your stomach cannot digest such a high amount of yeast at the same time. Hence, you feel bloated and you may also experience digestive issues.    
    What To Eat Instead: Chickpea kebab or roasted chickpeas. Basically, protein-packed chakna. 
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    Chocolate & AlcoholMuch like super salty food, sweet snacks can also make you want to drink more. And in this case, you’re more likely to reach for alcohol than water. Pairing chocolate with alcohol will not make you feel full either. 
    Both caffeine and cocoa in chocolate can aggravate gastro issues, which is why it’s recommended that you avoid consuming any of these, while and after drinking. 
    What To Eat Instead: Granola bars, nuts and seeds bar, etc.
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    Beans & Red WinePouring a glass of red wine to accompany your meal after a long hard day seems like a great way to cease the night. But if yours has anything made of beans or lentils, you might want to reconsider drinking wine. Wine contains a compound called tannins, which creates a hindrance in the absorption of a high amount of iron present in beans or lentils.
    What To Eat Instead: Roasted nuts, salads and flatbreads, red meat and roasted chicken.
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    Marinara Pizza, Citrus Fruits & AlcoholAlcohol doesn’t pair well with spicy food. It delays the stomach emptying process and causes acid reflux. This situation gets even more intense after you eat pizza with marinara sauce or citrus fruits. The acidic nature of both tomatoes and citrus fruits like oranges and grapefruit can result in heartburn issues and acid reflux. 
    If you really want a pizza, eat one that doesn’t contain tomato. Reaching for fruit after a drink is also a good idea as it contains lots of water to help you hydrate and fibre to keep you full. But banana might be a better option as it’s high in potassium and can control alcohol’s dehydrating effect to some extent. 
    What To Eat Instead: Banana chips or banana fruit. 
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    The BottomlineWhile drinking, you should also stay away from dairy and high-calorie foods. Alcohol reduces your body’s ability to burn fat. In fact, once alcohol fills up your body’s daily energy needs, your body starts storing everything you eat as fat. 
    So, be mindful of your after-alcohol meal and drink lots of water to avoid a hangover.  
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