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    There are many shows and movies we watch where we feel that they should have never ended. This is what most of us felt after watching Bad Boy Billionaires: India that released on Netflix and showcased the traces of the rise and fall of three Billionaires. The mini-series focused on what went wrong in the lives of Kingfisher’s Vijay Mallya, famous jeweler Nirav Modi, and Sahara’s Subrata Roy.

    So, if you liked watching this investigative documentary series, there is a chance that you will love the below mentioned few recommendations.
    The Imposter 
    This documentary is made by filmmaker Bart Layton chronicles the tale of Frederic Bourdin, who was a con artist and tricked a Texas family to believe that he was a relative who disappeared years earlier.

    The Inventor: Out For Blood In Silicon Valley
    The documentary is about America’s youngest billionaire Elizabeth Holmes who claimed to have invented the diagnostic machine that needed a only few drops of blood to run 200 tests on a person. The documentary unravels the lies and deception of someone who pulled off a scam with a blank face.

    Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened
    Fyre Festival was a fraudulent luxury music festival that was organized by Billy McFarland and rapper Ja Rule. It was initially built to promote the company’s Fyre app to book music talent. But, people who attended posted pictures of badly made sandwiches which were passed off as dinner and unsafe tents which would blow off with the wind.

    The documentary revolves around how the festival journey from 2017 ‘luxury music festival’ promoted by online influencers and models turned into a catastrophe in the Bahamas.
    Love Fraud 
    The four part mini-series revolves around the story of Richard Scott Smith who used the internet and his charms to make women prey and then finding love. The story showcases how Smith’s victims get-together to seek sweet revenge.
    McMillions
    The series is about McDonald's and how it started giving its customers monopoly coupons which could be exchanged for cash prizes. The head of the security, Jerome Jacobson, took home more than $24 million in illegal winnings. So, the mini-documentary series showcases the FBI investigations and how Jacobson pulled off an audacious fraud.

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    Dr C V Raman would have been 132-years-old today, and although it’s been almost half a century since the celebrated Indian physicist passed away, he has left behind a legacy that is remembered and valued by Science-lovers all across the world.
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    Today, on the occasion of his birth anniversary, the Nobel Prize foundation took to its Twitter account to share a rare footage of Dr Raman visiting the Swedish capital of Stockholm to receive the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1930.

    On the eve of Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman's birthday, take a look at this clip from 1930 when Sir Raman had just arrived to Stockholm, Sweden to receive his Nobel Prize at the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony on 10 December. #NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/KgU1rTAO1Q
    — The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) November 6, 2020
    The vintage video clip has since gone viral on social media where Dr Raman can be seen interacting with someone ahead of being awarded the prestigious prize for his discovery of scattering of light due to an interaction between photons and gas molecules that are of a smaller wavelength. He had been the first Asian to receive a Nobel Prize in the field of science.
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    Physics enthusiasts on Twitter have taken this opportunity to hail the mastermind behind the ‘Raman Effect’, a discovery which has been vital to characterise the chemical composition and structure of various materials such as solid, liquid, gas, gel, slurry and even powder.

    Greatest Scientist of India and world, thanks Sir for your Raman Effect invention.
    — Sourav@Ganguly2018 (@SouravG20181) November 6, 2020Perhaps the only Indian citizen to won Nobel prize in Physics!! All other winners that we can consider were practically India born foreign nationals.
    — Nikhil Nayak (@nayaknikhil007) November 7, 2020When Sarabhai came to India during WWII his guide told him he must work under CV Raman at IISc then only he will consider his work worthy.

    And very few knows Raman was doctoral advisor of Vikram Sarabhai.

    It was time when Bhabha, Raman & Sarabhai walked the corridors of IISc.
    — Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) November 7, 2020Behind him, in that photo, is a snapshot of his mind. A truly brilliant mind.
    — Hema (@unnst) November 7, 2020Remembering Sir CV Raman, born this day in 1888. Known for discovering the eponymous Raman Effect, his genius was reflected in diverse fields. He had the child's eye.

    Here he is explaining sand patterns on a mridangam to the legend Palakkad Mani Iyer: https://t.co/oZ8gfx08YU pic.twitter.com/KQoRERtWog
    — Anand Ranganathan (@ARanganathan72) November 7, 2020#CVRaman One of India's greatest scientist . Nobel or No Nobel his knowledge and expertise was second to none. Anyway Nobel is a white mans European , American award.
    — CA Deepak Agrawal (@CADeepakAgrawa3) November 7, 2020Did you Know that Prof C V Raman was the first non-white scientist to win Nobel prize?

    We celebrate National Science Day to honour discovery of Raman Effect that he discovered.

    Today is birth anniversary of the legendary scientist. pic.twitter.com/5TEhCh4whR
    — Nitin Sangwan, IAS (@nitinsangwan) November 7, 2020Tributes to one of the most prominent physicists, Bharat Ratna & Nobel Laureate Sir #CVRaman on his birth anniversary. His groundbreaking work in the field of light scattering, which came to be known as the Raman effect remains one of his major contributions.
    — Ashok Gehlot (@ashokgehlot51) November 7, 2020It's the 132nd birth anniversary of the first Asian to win a Nobel Prize in science, Dr. C V Raman. Raman was not just a great scientist, he was so confident in his abilities that he booked his passage to Sweden even before they told him that he had won a Nobel Prize. pic.twitter.com/kcyrsKUSV1
    — Joy Bhattacharjya (@joybhattacharj) November 7, 2020
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    Indian batsman KL Rahul is known for impeccable batting skills, what's more, is that people admire him for his style aesthetic as well. Recently, he collaborated with Gully to launch his very own collection called the Gully Evolve. We caught up with him recently to know more about his personal style statement and the thought process behind his collection.
    What is your personal style statement like?
    My style aesthetic can be best defined as eclectic and understated but the kind that still makes a statement. I've had the privilege of traveling the world over the past few years so I've picked up a few things from the different places I've visited and I believe that it's helped mold my overall sense of style. I love streetwear because it's what I end up wearing when I'm not playing cricket or training for it. I think my streetwear aesthetic has been an inspiration for creating my clothing line. 
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    A style icon that you take inspiration from?
    It has to be the iconic David Beckham. 
    What’s your go-to date night outfit?
    It really depends on the setting of course, but I don't turn down any opportunity to suit up.  
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    One wardrobe staple that you can't go without?

    A basic oversized tee would do it for me. 
    What’s the one fashion trend you don't understand?
    I think trends are subjective. I believe that the trends that I may end up loving might be the ones that others don't understand.  
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    Boots or Sneakers

    Definitely sneakers. 
    Minimalism or Maximalism
    I would go with minimalism always.  
    View this post on Instagram A fashion trend that you can get behind.

    I love the trend of oversized fits. I think we're past the era of tight-fitted clothes. I've put that thought while designing my collection as well. Gully Evolve. Another interesting aspect is the fact that my collection is that they're body neutral and we believe in catering to all body types.   
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    Which products count as your must-haves in your grooming routine?

    I think an essential stash of face cream, moisturiser, hair oil, beard oil, and a nice cologne would do the job. 

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    Labelled as under-achievers over the years, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) did their reputation no favour after yet another heartbreaking exit from the Indian Premier League (IPL). Despite an improved showing in the league stage that allowed them to finish in the top four, Virat Kohli-led RCB just couldn't manage to break their trophy drought this season.
    With 14 points for their showing, the Bangalore franchise had given their fans hope that this year might be different, only it wasn't. Taking on Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the all-important Eliminator, RCB were handed a crushing six-wicket loss on a forgettable night in Abu Dhabi.
    Asked to bat, RCB's star-studded batting line-up failed miserably against a rampant Hyderabad brigade. Barring AB de Villiers (56) and Aaron Finch (32), none of the RCB batsmen could get going including captain Kohli (6). And, the fact that only three batsmen got past 10 runs further shows how disappointing RCB's batting unit was in a game that mattered the most.


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