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    Jasmin Bhasin, one of the popular contestants in Bigg Boss 14, rose to fame with TV shows like Dil Toh Happy Hai Ji, and Dil Se Dil Tak. 
    View this post on InstagramThe #MorningDanceParty in #BBHouse has got to be Jas’ favourite 💃🏻 #GrooveItLikeJas #JBinBB14 #TeamJasmin Watch the #BB14 episodes on @colorstv every day and before TV on @vootselect 📺 #BB14 #JBinBB #AbScenePaltega #BiggBoss14 #BiggBoss #BiggBoss2020 #Colors #JasminBhasin #BBlikeABoss @beingsalmankhanA post shared by (@jasminbhasin2806)
    1. For the uninitiated, Jasmin is an Indian actor and model. She was born in Kota, Rajasthan on June 28. Jasmin did her graduation from a hospitality college in Jaipur. 
    View this post on InstagramIt’s a new day & a new task up Jasmin’s sleeve 🌞 Double tap if you’re rooting for her ♥️ #TeamJasmin Photography: @aashkapatelphotographyy Hair and Makeup: @symone.neilson_mua_hair Concept and Styling: @simrat_bohra Outfit: @zara #BB14 #JBinBB14 #TeamJasmin #JBinBB #AbScenePaltega #BiggBoss14 #BiggBoss #BiggBoss2020 #Colors #JasminBhasinA post shared by (@jasminbhasin2806)
    View this post on InstagramAre your eyes blushing? ☺️ . . Concept and styling: @simrat_bohra Outfit: @zara @zaraindiaofficial Bracelet: @anaqajewels Photography: @aashkapatelphotographyy Hair and makeup: @symone.neilson_mua_hairA post shared by (@jasminbhasin2806)
    2. Not many of you would know that Jasmin forayed into the acting world with a Tamil movie called Vaanam (2011). She then worked in other South Indian films like Karodpathi, Veta, and Ladies & Gentlemen, among others. 
    View this post on InstagramMy cooking skills are limited to looking like fire on the kitchen counter 😉 - Photographer: @aashkapatelphotographyy Makeup & Hair: @symone.neilson_mua_hair Concept & Styling: @simrat_bohra Outfit: @zara @zaraindiaofficialA post shared by (@jasminbhasin2806)
    View this post on InstagramIn a city where anything and everything can change... the sea is constant 🌊 #Mumbai♥️A post shared by (@jasminbhasin2806)
    3. Later in 2015, she got the opportunity to star in Tashan-e-Ishq, and then her journey took off from there starting from Dil Se Dil Tak, Dil To Happy Hai Ji and Naagin: Bhagya Ka Zehreela Khel being the latest one. 
    © Dil Se DIl Tak
    4. Besides, she has also been a part of the hit stunt-based reality TV show Khatron Ke Khiladi not once but twice. However, later, her stint with Naagin did not last very long as she was replaced by Rashami Desai. 
    © Colors
    5. What’s more interesting to know is that, apart from Hindi TV shows, Jasmin has also featured in numerous regional movies like, Beware of Dogs (Malayalam), Ladies & Gentlemen (Telugu), Jil Jung Juk (Tamil) and so on. 

    Recently, there were rumours that Jasmin is dating fellow actor Aly Goni. But both Jasmin and Aly have denied such rumours claiming they are just best friends and nothing more than that.
    The duo had participated together in Khatron Ke Khiladi, and it is since then that the two are rumoured to be in a relationship. 
    View this post on InstagramMy BFF and I will be besties forever because we are both too lazy to find new friends👫 #struckwithmeA post shared by (@jasminbhasin2806)
    Before entering the Bigg Boss 14 house, Jasmin was asked about her strategy to win and how she plans to portray her personality. To which she told ETimes TV that she doesn't want to "fall in love on the reality show as it will make her emotionally weak". 

    Besides, she also admitted that she is "not comfortable doing household chores and that cleaning toilet pots is her biggest nightmare". 

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    There's no denying the fact that Anand Mahindra’s Twitter account is a super hit among his followers. From asking people to caption quirky pictures to sharing inspiring stories, his varied tweets never fail to create a stir among people. 

    Case in point, his latest tweet involving a heart-wrenching story of a bamboo flute seller who is struggling to make ends meet. 
    © Reuters
    The business tycoon took to his Twitter handle on Wednesday and wrote, “Every Sunday, a solitary bamboo flute seller walks by my home trying to attract buyers by playing film music on one of his flutes. Usually, I find that music cheerful. These days, it tears my heart out because I wonder whether anyone would want to buy one & risk infection.” 

    Every Sunday, a solitary bamboo flute seller walks by my home trying to attract buyers by playing film music on one of his flutes. Usually, I find that music cheerful. These days, it tears my heart out because I wonder whether anyone would want to buy one & risk infection (1/4)
    — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) October 14, 2020
    This was followed by a series of tweets calling on the nation to save small businesses in the wake of the current tumultuous situation. 
    He further wrote, “So every Sunday I buy one of those flutes & discard it immediately. Just a way of soothing my own conscience.But it’s clear that Covid has made his economic model collapse with no sight of early recovery. There must be millions more like him in every community in this land (2/4)” 
    So every Sunday I buy one of those flutes & discard it immediately. Just a way of soothing my own conscience.But it’s clear that Covid has made his economic model collapse with no sight of early recovery. There must be millions more like him in every community in this land (2/4)
    — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) October 14, 2020 Adding to that, the Mahindra Group Chief wrote, “So many more like him who eked out a living, dependent upon a community that was social & interactive. We in large businesses are already speaking of a strong recovery in demand. But will the flute-sellers rise with us? What is our duty to their Eco-system & their survival? (3/4)” 
    So many more like him who eked out a living, dependent upon a community that was social & interactive. We in large businesses are already speaking of a strong recovery in demand. But will the flute-sellers rise with us? What is our duty to their Eco-system & their survival? (3/4)
    — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) October 14, 2020 Besides, he also put out some of the really important questions on the micro-blogging site that warrant a discussion. 
    He wrote, “So what is ‘Good Business’?  A good product? Good service? Good governance…or something else?  The role of business in society & its duty to communities is the most important discussion of the decade. We need to start a conversation. What does ‘Good Business’ mean to you? (4/4) 
    So what is ‘Good Business’? A good product? Good service? Good governance…or something else? The role of business in society & its duty to communities is the most important discussion of the decade. We need to start a conversation. What does ‘Good Business’ mean to you? (4/4)
    — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) October 14, 2020
    Mahindra’s extremely relevant posts have garnered huge responses on Twitter and have prompted people to respond to them. 
    Check out some of the people’s reactions here:
    'Good' will always be relative to stakeholders and dependent on situations. And so would any product / service associated with it. While we may be able to control most of the meaurable constraints, there will always be situations (read unprecedented) that will govern the outcome
    — Kanishk Prasad (@colateraltech) October 14, 2020'Giving Back' to the society or community is anyways covered as part of CSR. However, to uplift small businesses ( typically the unstructured ones) to avoid situations like these, they should be made part of a bigger supply chain of Bigger Businesses for sustainability.
    — Kanishk Prasad (@colateraltech) October 14, 2020I stay at Thane. There is one flute vendor who comes every 15 days (Sundays), and he is a SUPER flute player. His tunes gives goosebumps. The only way we help him is make him play 2 songs of our liking and reward him for his ART.
    Well that must be the case everywhere.
    — amit jain (@amitjainsr) October 14, 2020Difficulty time for everyone, no matter where we are in chain !
    — Gaurav Sharma (@GauravSharmaGGN) October 14, 2020Well, he has a point. As a society, we surely need to have more of such conversations. But most importantly, as fellow Indians, it is our job to protect the small businesses of our country, now more than ever.

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    The pandemic has been one of the worst things people have had to survive through. The lockdown resulted in a massive number of people left with no jobs, no way of earning and a bleak future.
    In the toughest of times, a lot of people resorted to selling something from home just to survive and mostly, that included cooking and selling food to earn money. One such new business venture was started by Sajana Shaji, a transwoman from Kochi, Kerala. 
    Starting her own biryani business, she took out loans from grocery stores and meat shops to cook and sell the dish. Even though she was struggling herself, she managed to offer employment to four other transwomen, two women, and a few youths who had lost their jobs due to COVID-19. A wholesome endeavour, right? People coming together and working hard during a pandemic.
    © Facebook
    But nope, how can we forget where we live. Her thriving business started going downhill after a few local shopkeepers started harassing her and the entire group, turning away potential customers by lying about the food quality. If that wasn't awful enough, a group of people even beat up and abused Sanjana.

    A teary-eyed Sanjana shared a video on Facebook talking about all the harassment and abuse she had faced in the last month and how the loss of business resulted in a lot of wasted food and not enough profits.

    In her Live video, she said, "Look at the amount of food that has gone to waste. People keep asking us to work and live a decent life, instead of begging on trains and roaming the streets at night. But if the society does not allow us to work respectfully, then what are we supposed to do."
    Her venture went from selling 300 packets of biryani a day to just 20 and it's heartbreaking to see a group of hardworking people not being able to earn their well-deserved money.
    © Facebook
    Talking about how the police didn't help much, she said, "We asked the police to come to the place and intervene. They said they cannot come now and that they would come in the evening. When we asked what we were to do with the wasted biriyani, the Sub Inspector of the station callously told us to do whatever we wanted with it."

    Recalling the harrowing harassment she and one of her coworkers faced, she said, "We used up all our savings including the money I had set aside for my surgery to start this biriyani business. I kept thinking that earning a living was more important and that surgery came later. But now I have no means to continue the business. My associate Theertha, a transwoman who had just undergone surgery was touched inappropriately. He used a lot of sexist slurs against us when we confronted him."
    They have not done a single thing wrong - worked to earn money, started selling something people seemed to be enjoying, just trying to make ends meet - and yet, there are people out there who feel entitled to go and cause disruptions for them.
    © Facebook
    Thankfully, the video went viral and support started pouring in from everywhere. With her tough situation getting a better platform, the police have been active and taking the case seriously.

    © Facebook
    You don't need to understand the language to feel the pain.


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  14. ADMIN
    For those who have seen Sudhir Mishra’s Serious Men, you know Nawazuddin Siddiqui has left no stone unturned to entertain us with the character of Mani. Based on Manu Joseph’s book by the same name, the film is about a devious Dalit man who cons the country into believing his 10-year-old son is a genius. He, later on, realizes that the only victim of his thought process is his own son.
    I got a chance to talk to Nawazuddin about the film and also about issues like depression in teenagers, parents pressurizing their kids, and cinema’s impact on society.
    Here are the excerpts from my interview:
    On His Character Of ManiAs you said, Mani is a very atrangi character. He is also someone who’s very street smart and at the same time, he is also very innocent. I would like to thanks Sudhir Mishra who made Mani’s character this way and it stood out.
    Prepping For The RoleMy preparation for any role totally depends on the director and his thought process about the character that I have to play on the screen. If you look at it this way, you can say I am a very obedient actor. You can also say that if I don’t get a good director, it can also impact my performance. 
    View this post on InstagramSeriously bata raha hoon. #SeriousMen premieres 2nd Oct, only on @neflix_in @sejtherage #SudhirMishra @srishtibehlarya @manujosephsan @indiratiwariofficial @shwetabasuprasad11 @mersalakshath #BombayFables #BhaveshMandaliaA post shared by (@nawazuddin._siddiqui)
    Dream Of Working With Sudhir MishraWhen in the 2000s, many actors came from NSD including me, everyone somewhere had in their minds that they wanted to work with Sudhir Mishra as his films spoke volumes of him as a skilled director. It always felt like that he is approachable but it did take me 20 years to fulfill the dream of working with him. Sudhir sir is very humble and his way of looking at life is very honest. The best quality about him is that he isn’t judgmental at all and I got to know this after talking to him. In his movies, there’s no hero per se as he tells you stories about common people like you and me.
    On The Movie Addressing Casteism, Minorities And The Lack Of HumanityWe need to keep fighting for humanity. People need to understand that we all are human beings first. In the movie, Mani doesn’t represent a single community. He is a common man who’s a father who’s not educated and is not well-to-do and hence, he has a lot of angst. It’s the case with many parents who end up forcing their kids to achieve something because they couldn’t fulfill their own dreams. You will see how Mani forgets that his kid can have his own aspirations and ends up being cruel because he is actually chasing his own dreams. We have people like this in every community and religion. 
    View this post on Instagram‘Serious Men’ banne ki training shuru. #SeriousMen trailer out tomorrow. @sejtherage @manujosephsan @indiraaaa369 @shwetabasuprasad11 @mersalakshath #BombayFables #BhaveshMandalia #SudhirMishra @netflix_inA post shared by (@nawazuddin._siddiqui)
    If Nawazuddin’s Father Was Like ManiNo, he wasn’t like that. He never forced me to do anything. He was a farmer and he made it a point to not intervene in my career choices. Main Woh Kiya Jo Mujhe Sahi Laga.
    On Finally Putting A Full Stop On Pressurizing KidsYes, I completely agree with it. You must have seen how parents tell their kids to do Namastey in front of guests and they even force the kid to do so even after he or she doesn’t feel like. You need to understand that he or she is a kid. Let children live and give them their space.
    On The Movie’s End Being Open To InterpretationLife doesn’t follow a perfect ending like a typical Bollywood movie. Mani has reached a tipping point in his life but his life still moves on. It totally depends on the audience on how they want to interpret the ending. Mani hasn’t changed completely - fitrat toh fitrat hai. 
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naXf8R1aOik
    On Nawazuddin Being A Brand And Aspiring Actors Taking Inspiration From HimI am happy that they take inspiration from me, but you also need to understand what all it took for me to become who I am right now. I did take professional training for acting and I believe more than taking inspiration from me, they should focus on harnessing their skills and taking proper education. You need to know the field you are planning to join. I also think you don’t have to be like me or someone else. I believe that everyone has that one special quality and only that will attract the audience to your work. People forget that actually it’s all about polishing your talent. 
    View this post on InstagramA post shared by (@nawazuddin._siddiqui)
    On Depression In TeenagersI think depression is somewhere because of the kind of content we’re consuming. You need to understand that life is beautiful. The problem is that if you keep on consuming filthy content for a good six hours on the Internet, it will impact your mindset. You have to be selective.
    On Movies Promoting StalkingThere were movies that people used to love to watch wherein a hero used to tease the leading lady and those movies became hits. Back then, people didn’t react to it. When we started to see the repercussions of it on the society, then we started reacting but by then, the damage was done. I am glad that things are changing from the past few years - with filmmakers starting to focus on the stories of women and how they have their own identities. Earlier, women were just reduced to being objects and the heroines used to get married to the same guy who used to stalk them. 
    The cinema that didn’t give any space to women and their dreams did create a bad impact. I feel Anurag Kashyap and his movies did show women as strong characters as they are decision-makers. You see by yourself that if a woman who’s talking sense on social media won’t get that viewership but if the same woman shows her skin, you will see how people go mad and give her lakh of views. This is so so wrong. You aren’t appreciating her for her intellect but her outer beauty. This surely needs to change. I have worked with almost six female directors and I did see cinema through their eyes and it’s beautiful. This is our fault that we didn’t let women speak. I am happy that women are now finally speaking up and showing everyone that they are no less than men.

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    For a chubby cricketer who found himself at the crossroads early in his career, Virat Kohli has arguably come a long way to become one of the best in the business. His batting masterclass has earned him plaudits from some of the best in the business, while his leadership skills as the Indian captain has allowed his team to scale new heights in the modern era of the game.
    © Reuters
    The world of cricket is not alienated to cricketers rising through the ranks and taking their place amongst the greats of the game. But, there is something about the Delhi cricketer. It's not just the batting prowess of the Indian captain, but also his work ethic and discipline towards fitness that has allowed him to reach the pinnacle of the sport.

    View this post on InstagramPutting in some daily work to prepare for this heat 🔥. Btw pls tag and ask @tipo_morris why he's making those sounds in the background 😂.A post shared by (@virat.kohli)
    One of the fittest players around in international cricket, Kohli is an absolute livewire in the field. From converting ones into twos, batting for long hours to saving crucial runs in the field, Kohli has not only managed to reach his full potential, but has also sparked a fitness revolution in Team India.

    Currently leading the charge for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Kohli continues to capture the imagination of fans on the back of his exploits on the field. The cricketer is adorned by fans for the hard work he puts in the gym, but little is known as to how he manages to achieve the optimum output in every game. Well, not anymore.
    View this post on InstagramA timeline for optimum output game after game. Play ➡️ recover➡️ priming(prep) ➡️ play. Never under estimate the importance of a routine.A post shared by (@virat.kohli)
    Whether it's cricket, football or any other sport, every player adheres to a routine and Kohli is no different. Sharing a timeline of his routine, the RCB captain posted a picture of himself where he was seen working out with a dumbbell alongside a caption that read: "A timeline for optimum output game after game. Play - recover - priming(prep) - play. Never underestimate the importance of a routine".

    While adhering to a strict routine is working wonders for Kohli, the RCB, with the Delhi lad at the helm of affairs, is also making a merry in the thirteenth edition of the IPL. 
    For a team that had finished last in the last two seasons, Kohli-led RCB is currently finding themselves on the third spot in the points table with five wins in seven matches so far. They'll be eager to extend their two-match winning streak when they take on Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) at Sharjah on 15th October.

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  16. ADMIN
    Michelin Chef Vikas Khanna is very active on Twitter and always has something to say. But this time he raised a very valid point. He tweeted that he cannot fathom how people moving to the US suddenly forget their mother tongue. And we think he made a valid point!

    Getting ready to speak to one of my fav people @andersoncooper “Full Circle”
    As we celebrate 200 Days and 50 Million Meals of Feed India. @CNN pic.twitter.com/0izb5j37P2
    — Vikas Khanna (@TheVikasKhanna) October 12, 2020
    In the tweet he wrote, “I completely understand made up accents, I am surrounded by them 24/7. But can someone help me with understanding this...????? If someone moved to the US at the age of 25.........How Come Within 2 Years, They Forget To Speak Their Native Language!”
    Check out the tweet here-
    I completely understand made up accents, I am surrounded by them 24/7
    BUT can someone help me with understanding this...?????
    If someone moved to the US at the age of 25.........HOW COME WITHIN 2 YEARS, THEY FORGET TO SPEAK THEIR NATIVE LANGUAGE!
    — Vikas Khanna (@TheVikasKhanna) October 14, 2020
    The tweet has now gone viral on Twitter and has crossed over 12.7K likes and around 1.7K re-tweets. People are able to relate to his tweet and have started sharing their own experiences of the same. So, here we go-
    Lol
    Kuch Kuch hota hai, vikas, tum nahi samjhoge....... Pls read with accent
    — Sea farer (@World_neptuner) October 14, 2020
    Perfect rhyme scheme…
    Kuch Kuch hota hai, vikas, tum nahi samjhoge....... Pls read with accent
    — Sea farer (@World_neptuner) October 14, 2020
    Liar liar pants on fire.
    There’s no way they can forget it, unless they are pretending to 🤭.
    — 𝑆𝑎𝑓𝑓𝑟𝑜𝑛 𝐹𝑙𝑜𝑤𝑒𝑟 (@renu_thats_me) October 14, 2020
    Great suggestion.
    Kuch to vacation par jaate hai aur accent aa jaata hai. Stay away from fake people. Jo apne desh ka nahi hua vo dusre desh ka kya hoga
    — Megha (@ermegha19) October 14, 2020
    If you say so…
    Show off is the new "trend" in us; most of the species forget the "real" when migrate. May be, d reason could be the high society and monetary pleasures:):)
    — Neelabh Tripathi (@neelabh_2014) October 14, 2020
    Woah...
    They're all around in MNCs! They forget their roots so easily.. they're never proud of anything India. All their purchases are international as well. ' 'Branded' craziness!
    — Rashmi Kumble (ರಶ್ಮಿ ಕುಂಬ್ಳೆ) (@RashmiSrivatsa) October 14, 2020
    Lol
    They come back on a holiday and say OMG i cant drive in India. They learnt to drive in india and drove for 15years here
    — Gaurav Agarwal (@guvs18) October 14, 2020
    This tweet trail is extremely funny and also very relatable. What do you think? Let us know in the comments section below.

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  17. ADMIN
    It's that of the year again when we get our annual dose of handsome discounts on Amazon's Great Indian Festival sale. We'll be going through a lot of deals in the future but there's one particular deal we want to highlight for now. Yes, the iPhone 11 deal.
    The iPhone 11 that came out last year around the same time, was originally retailing for Rs 68,300 until yesterday. It did get a price cut this morning which brought the price down to Rs 54,900. But if you're interested to buy this particular phone, then we suggest you wait till the Amazon Great Indian Festival sale that kicks off on October 16.
    © Amazon
    The iPhone 11 will be available for just Rs 47,999, which is the lowest it has ever been in India. It's a kickass deal and this is probably the best time to upgrade to this new phone.

    The Apple Online Store's deal with free pair of AirPods is also a great deal, but the Amazon offering is just better for people who don't want the AirPods and want to straight-up save some money while upgrading to a great phone.
    The iPhone 11, in case you're wondering, is a great phone. We absolutely loved using it and we think it still holds its value in front of the new iPhone 12 that was launched yesterday. It's powered by the A13 Bionic chipset which is still more powerful than most Android phones out there. It also comes with a great set of cameras and has impressive features like IP68 rating, wireless charging, and more.
    © YouTube/Marques Brownlee
    You can read our full review of the iPhone 11 right here before buying the phone to get a better understanding of what you're getting into. It's a great phone and this deal simply makes it the best time to buy it.


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  18. ADMIN
    People often assume that in India, it is only our film industry celebrities who are the stalwarts of style and ‘the’ people to follow, if one wants to stay updated on the latest trends around style. 
    Well, it turns out, some of our actors from the television industry, aren’t far behind.
    © Twitter/ParthSamthaanFans
    In fact, if you follow some of our TV celebrities closely on Instagram and other social media platforms, one can safely say that they are, in fact, way more stylish, and open to experimenting than the folks over at Bollywood.

    © Instagram/karantacker
    Here are 10 such Indian television actors, who are giving major Bollywood celebrities, a proper run for their money with their style.

    1. Shaheer Sheikh © Instagram/shaheernsheikh
    Shaheer has an impeccable sense of style and is a really sharp dresser. Whether you think of Indian ethnic wear, or something with western silhouettes, he pulls off everything with unparalleled grace. 

    2. Karan Wahi © Instagram/karanwahi
    Karan, without a doubt, is one of the most stylish fashionable men in the country. He has a charm, and an innate ability to look great in just about anything. 

    Although he does experiment with his style, you won’t be seeing him going for something over the top.
    3. Zain Imam © Instagram/zainimam_official
    Next up, we have Zain Imam. Although Zain started his television career in 2014, he was an active model before that and has appeared in a number of TV commercials. 

    Needless, to say, he knows a thing or two about style, and fashion.
    4. Karan Tacker © Instagram/karantacker
    Apart from being a massive sneakerhead, Karan is a legit grooming God. 

    Besides the way he grooms his beard, his style, his fitness and his chiselled physique are a few other things that his fans just swoon over.
    5. Shakti Arora © Instagram/shaktiarora
    Now, here’s a guy who isn’t afraid to experiment with his style. Normally, people will try sticking to the stuff they know that works best for them. 

    Shakti, on the other hand, seems to be of the opinion of making things work in your favour, whether it suits your intrinsic style or not. Just browse through his IG profile, and you’ll see outfits as varied as they can be.
    6. Parth Samthaan © Twitter/ParthSamthaanFans
    Although Parth has been a part of the Indian television industry for quite some time now, the recent surge in his popularity and appeal is largely due to the recent shows that he has signed, and of course, an amazing sense of style. 

    From streetwear to smart casuals, if you’re looking for some serious style inspiration, he is the person to follow.
    7. Nakuul Mehta © Instagram/nakuulmehta
    Finally, we have Nakuul Mehta. He has one of the best beard grooming routines in the industry and that shows. 

    From an evening shadow-styled stubble to a full-fledged, full-faced beard, the man knows how to make beards look super cool, no matter what the length. 
    Oh, and as for his style, well, his Instagram profile can serve as a look-book and a style guide, for men, no matter what the occasion.

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