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Royal fans are speculating Doria would be taking care of Lilibet and Archie in the absence of Meghan Markle and Harry. -
BTS, Blackpink fans 'no longer' care for V-Jennie dating rumor?
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ARMYs and BLINKs expressed their thoughts regarding the BTS V and BLACKPINK Jennie dating rumors -
More than 0.5m pregnant women in Pakistan desperately need care in flood-hit areas
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UNFP report states over 73,000 women expected to deliver next month require maternal health services, countless girls at risk of gender-based violence -
Minority sports need to be promoted. There is no reason to believe that Pakistan can excel in only a few sports such as wrestling and weightlifting
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Alia Bhatt shares how her husband is taking care of her amid pregnancy.
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TikTok star Jordan Turpin opens up about foster care trauma: ‘It’s very scary’
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Jordan Turpin explains how she has survived House of Horrors and set herself free -
Queen should not be expected to take care of 'nonsense' duties at 96
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Queen cannot perform same duties like she used to at the age of 25 -
If the government pulls the little support, it was extending to community schools in Islamabad, it will put 8,000 children out of school
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More care exercised in appointment of cook than judges: Justice Isa
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Justice Isa objects to calling JCP meetings for appointments of new judges to SHC and LHC in his absence -
UN working to get shelter, trauma care to Afghan quake scene
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Up to 1,800 homes have reportedly been destroyed and damaged in Gayan, representing 70% of district's housing stock, said OCHA -
Kate Middleton took serious steps against Prince William's fear of commitment
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Belgian vice-PM steps down temporarily to take care of husband
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Sophie Wilmes says "this difficult hardship is not without consequences for my family" -
Rising cost of therapy, medicines, as well as the black market, has made mental health care unaffordable in Pakistan
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A 17-year-old girl from Haryana, who is studying medicine in Ukraine, has refused to leave the war-torn country in spite of getting an opportunity of being evacuated. The reason? She has decided to stay back and look after the children of her landlord. © Reuters With the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia, several Indian students who had gone to Ukraine for their studies, have been requesting the government to evacuate them. © Reuters Students all across the country are hiding in metro tunnels and makeshift underground bunkers to stay safe from the incessant bombings from Russian Air Force, and the on-ground movement of Russian Tanks and the army. One Savita Jhakar took to Facebook and shared an anecdote about a 17 year old medical student from Haryana, who has been identified as Neha. © Facebook/Savita Jhakar In spite of getting numerous advisories to leave the country and that a war was imminent, Neha decided to stay back and take care of a family with whom she was staying while she was pursuing her bachelor’s degree. © Reuters Several Ukrainians have joined the armed forces to defend their nation against the invading Russian forces. So, the head of the family, with whom Neha was staying, also went to join the Ukrainian armed forces, leaving behind his wife, and 3 young children. © Reuters A student of MBBS, Neha rented a room at the home of a construction engineer in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, as she could not get hostel accommodation. When the war finally broke out Neha decided that instead of leaving for Romania like most other students and her batchmates, she would stay back and help the wife and the children of her landlord, in any way she can. Plus, because she is a medical student, she can be of help in other areas as well. © Reuters Savita, who is in Copenhagen, maintained that Neha’s family members and acquaintances have been trying to convince her to return to India, but she has plainly and firmly refused to do so. © Reuters Neha went to Ukraine last year when she secured her admission to a medical college there. A few years prior that, she had lost her father, who was in the Indian Army. “I may live or not, but I will not leave these children and their mother in such a situation,” Neha told her mother, who is a teacher based in Haryana’s Charkhi Dadri. View the full article
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Matthew Perry ?couldn?t care less? if his memoir upsets 'Friends' co-stars
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Matthew Perry is all set to spill the beans about his days on sets of 'Friends' -
Elliot Page condemned the Texas Attorney General's decision to declare gender-affirming procedures as 'child abuse'
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Three brothers divorce wives simultaneously for not taking care of mother-in-law
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Old mother was given a shower by a neighbour which infuriated the brothers, hence, they divorced their wives -
Rob Kardashian makes shocking move in Blac Chyna assault lawsuit care
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Georgina Rodriguez dishes if Cristiano Ronald cooks at home
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After appearing in films like Uri: The Surgical Strike and 83, Dhairya Karwa is eagerly waiting for the release of Gehraiyaan. Directed by Shakun Batra, the film features Dhairya in one of the lead roles opposite Deepika Padukone. With the film's trailer and songs, the actor has already made his presence felt and is slowly making his place in the film industry by choosing diverse roles. View this post on Instagram Jointly produced by Dharma Productions, Viacom18 Studios, and Jouska Films, Gehraiyaan also stars Siddhanth Chaturvedi and Ananya Panday and is all set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on February 11. In an exclusive chat with MensXP, Dhairya Karwa talks about Gehraiyaan, his equation with Deepika, and more. Here are the excerpts: MXP: The film is looking great. How has been the response so far? DK: The response is amazing and I'm really looking forward to the release. It's been a very fulfilling experience of working with some esteemed artists and beautiful souls who welcomed me with all their hearts and made me feel comfortable. It's been more than a film where I've made genuine friends for life. I couldn't have asked for more. MXP: How did the film happen and what made you say yes to Gehraiyaan? DK: It started with a casting call, the team of our casting director Panchami Ghavri reached out to me. Before that, I had seen a news article about Shakun and the other three cast members and I was like 'wow man, these people are lucky'. Shakun is just two films old but every actor wants to work with him and I'm no different. So, the moment Panchami's team reached out to me, I was so excited. I asked them if it was for Shakun's film? They answered 'yes' and then I did my research. I was very prepared for my audition because I went through Shakun's films and what he likes, what he doesn't like. That audition process went on for a month or so, 3-4 rounds, and eventually, Shakun and Karan (Johar) felt that I was the right choice (for the part) and I'm grateful that they thought so. Coming to the second part of your question, I said yes because I'm a huge admirer of Shakun's work and then there's Deepika, Ananya, Siddhant, and it's a Dharma film. I mean, it's a no-brainer. View this post on Instagram MXP: You worked with Deepika, Ananya, & Siddhant for the first time in Gehraiyaan. Tell us about your offscreen equation with them. DK: Again, I'll give credit to Shakun because all four characters (in the film) have known each other for a while. So, to have that camaraderie and to be comfortable around each other, it was Shakun's vision to call us in early before the shoot started. We spent around two weeks in Goa before shooting and we all were together the entire time. By the time we started shooting, we actually became friends. That really helped. We were so comfortable around each other that there was no baggage or pressure of working with established stars. They were so friendly and we all got along really well. It's been a wonderful experience, we still catch up and hang out together. We generally are friends. We met over a film and our friendship continues even after work. MXP: Since you're playing Deepika's onscreen husband, most of your scenes must be with her. What was your first reaction when you got to know that you're paired opposite her? DK: Oh, excited. So there's a fascinating anecdote that I have regarding this. On the sets of 83, we really didn't interact that much. Only small talk, you know. But at the wrap-up party of 83, everybody was taking pictures with Deepika and I'm a shy guy. So, I was at a distance and just looking at it. I don't know what went through my head, I went up to her and told her 'I'll not take that picture with you because I'm going to do a film with you'. At that point of time, I didn't know such a film (Gehraiyaan) was being made. Around 3-4 months later, I auditioned and got the part. The first time, when we met on a reading, Deepika asked 'did you know you were doing this?' I answered, 'I didn't know about this film at all'. So, it just so happens that you put it out in the universe and the universe was listening to it. MXP: Now that you've worked with both Ranveer and Deepika, share one quality of both that you really liked. DK: Apart from being these huge superstars, the quality that appeals to me the most is that they are both such grounded, simple, genuine human beings. They genuinely care about people around them and it is something that I want to carry forward as well. You should be a good actor in this business but it's important to be a good human being as well. MXP: From essaying supporting roles in Uri and 83 to bagging one of the lead characters in a Dharma film. Tell us about your journey so far. Are you happy with the way your career is shaping up? DK: The trajectory is in the right direction and I couldn't have planned it any better. It's been about six years in Mumbai now. When I moved here, I had no expectations. I came to Mumbai for modeling, to see and explore what the city has to offer. When I moved here, this whole film and Bollywood environment really engulfed me. That's when I realised that I enjoy doing this and I want to do this. Then, I worked really hard and I've been rewarded for it as well. My first break came around three years into Mumbai with Uri. Till now, whatever work I've done, it's just been because of auditioning. As soon as I finished Uri, I started work on 83. In fact, for 83, I had auditioned before Uri as well. The timings just aligned really well. After finishing 83, Panchami asked me to audition for Gehraiyaan and I cracked that too. It's working out fine till now. Like you said, from supporting roles to playing a lead part. Well, that's the responsibility an actor really looks forward to and I'm glad I have that responsibility. I've done my job honestly and I hope it replicates onscreen. I'm very fortunate that so early in my career, I've been a part of films that have been unanimously loved by everyone. MXP: After playing a soldier & cricketer, you'll now be seen as a typical husband in Gehraiyaan which is a romantic drama. Is it a conscious decision to choose such diverse characters at the beginning of your career? DK: Of course, I think it's the choices that define an actor and I've been fortunate also that I waited and the right opportunities have come my way. So yes, it's a conscious decision of displaying your versatility and choosing different parts. MXP: When you got to know that Gehraiyaan will not be released in theatres, were you disappointed? DK: I was not disappointed at all. In fact, I'm elated and excited. As an artist, you want your work to reach the widest audience possible and Amazon Prime Video provides exactly that. Our film is going to be released in over 240 countries and territories, so just imagine the number of people who are going to watch it. See, the charm of theatres will always stay and that's a different charm altogether. But OTT is here to stay as well. We've survived on that for the last two years and it's a pleasant change. MXP: Earlier, Karan Johar had revealed that you lied about your height being 6'2" because you thought that you might lose the part for being too tall (6'4"). Have you experienced something like this before? DK: When you start your career in Mumbai, usually you're auditioning for a lot of ads. During auditions, on the slate, you write details like name, age, contact number, height, etc. I felt that if I write 6'4", people will think he's too tall. I thought, who is going to come and measure me. Also, the co-actor I was auditioning with was a little short in comparison. So, I thought let's lie about my height but that didn't last for too long. I think my height has always helped me in my career because my Uri director told me that he was looking for someone who's tall and has broad shoulders for the role. So, I got that. Then, I got Ravi Shastri's part (in 83) because he's tall as well. I'm proud of my height and there's nothing like I'm consciously trying to hide it. MXP: After Gehraiyaan, what's in store for your fans? DK: There have been a lot of exciting conversations happening. No confirmations yet. But, it's just been a matter of time when we announce something really exciting. MXP: At last, a message for your fans. Why should they watch the film? DK: It's an exciting and engaging film with a new take on relationships which, I feel, is relatable. The music is great. If I want to sum up our film in a word, I would say it is fresh. Because it has a fresh perspective, fresh pairing, music, and the way it is shot. So ya, I'm quite excited View the full article
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How Is Hair Care For Men And Women Different? We Have Some Answers
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Men are from Mars and women are from Venus. We all have grown up listening to this all our lives… and sometimes we realize how true it is. Men and women are built differently and it’s natural that our systems are built differently too. While both men and women experience hair loss at some point in their lives, men start balding earlier than women. Why does that happen? Here are some of the reasons why this happens differently in both men and women. The Genetic Condition Androgenic alopecia, also known as pattern baldness, is the most common reason for hair loss in men. Over 50% of men over the age of 50 are affected by MPB or male pattern baldness while only 30% of women face this problem, mostly when they reach their 70s. This, however, is a genetic condition and cannot be reversed easily. Unsplash The Hormones The male hormone, testosterone plays an important role when it comes to the health of our hair. Testosterone has a by-product called Dihydrotestosterone or DHT which is important but also restricts blood supply to hair follicles. Men produce this hormone lifelong, unlike women. Women also experience a number of hair issues that are different from men. Some of the factors that contribute to hair loss in women include hormonal changes, especially during pregnancy or menopause, and stress. However, the complexity of hair loss in men is much more than that of women. Hair Follicle Density or HFD Is Different For Men And Women It’s significantly lower in men. That means that women have a higher number of hair follicles per cm which ultimately stimulates the rich growth of hair and restricts hair loss. This is the reason why men lose hair, while women experience thinning. No matter what the problem is, there’s always a solution. So, what is it that you can do to prevent hair loss? Here are a few simple things that will come in handy! - Washing your hair 3-4 times a week with a gentle shampoo helps keep your scalp clean. Sweat, dirt, and grime can clog your hair follicles which in turn can cause hair loss. - Oil your hair regularly. Oiling reduces the drying of your hair and hydrates your scalp. This protects your hair follicles and promotes healthy hair growth. - Never brush your wet hair. Your hair is the weakest and vulnerable to breakage when wet. - Hair massage once every 15 days increases blood flow and that, in turn, promotes hair growth. - Avoid using too many chemicals on your hair. Usage of chemicals damages hair and causes hair fall over time and is best avoided. - Eat food items that are rich in protein to promote hair growth. Eggs, chicken and chickpeas are some of the protein-rich foods that should be included in your diet. These easy and effective rules will help reduce hair fall over a period of time. However, if you are looking for immediate results, here are a few Ayurvedic remedies for natural and holistic help. Amla powder And Lime Juice Amla powder and lime juice contain antioxidants that enhance blood circulation and promote hair growth. Make a paste of the two, apply it as a pack, and massage once before washing it off. Pexels Herbal Oils Containing Jatamansi and Bhringraj Often referred to as the wonder herb, Jatamansi holds a special place in ayurvedic regimens for hair care. Yes! Several pharmacological studies have found positive results in treating hair fall with the use of jatamansi-enriched oils. Jatamansi has traditionally been used to cure anxiety, depression, epilepsy, and insomnia. It is also known to boost memory and cure hair problems. Jatamansi balances three doshas in the body. These doshas cause an imbalance in the body, especially the Pitta and Kapha. Hair disorders are mainly caused by the imbalance in the Pitta dosha and that’s where Jatamansi plays an important role. The potency of this herb, in any form, whether it's the oil extract or powder form helps control hair fall and cures other hair issues like balding or hair patches. On the other hand, Bhringraj, also known as food for hair also helps reduce hair fall and promotes healthy hair growth. Unsplash Aloe Vera Natural aloe vera is easily available and helps repair hair damage. It also acts as a natural conditioner for your hair. It contains proteolytic enzymes which help repair damaged hair cells. While treating genetic problems and getting to the root cause of these problems might take time, small changes and additions like these can help the situation meanwhile. How many of these have you tried already? For more information on Ayurveda for hair fall in men, read more here. View the full article -
Remember the cool Instagram reel trend ‘what’s in my bag’? The short video that gave people a glimpse into someone's daily bag essentials. Basically, an aesthetic flatlay instead of a lengthy video of somebody taking out the contents of their bag and talking about it. Well, consider this article a written version of just that. The only difference is it’s not a bag but a grooming kit for men this time — The Manbox. © MensXP The Manbox - A Better You Is A Box Away!MensXP's exclusive curation of grooming essentials for urban men, the Manbox, features everything ‘beard care,’ ‘skincare’ and ‘hair care’ that men need in 2022. It consists of not one but 11 grooming goodies that are sure to help you look your best every single day. A collection of handpicked grooming essentials from the brands you absolutely love, this kit has everything from anti-hairfall oil and beard trimmer to face wash and face lotion. More so, you get a curation of 11 grooming products at a criminally reasonable price. Excited to discover what’s in your Manbox? Let's take a look at the 11 grooming products that we have inside the box — just for you. 1. BSC Anti Acne Face Cleanser © MensXP A face wash is the most essential product of a man’s grooming kit. Help your skin heal and glow from within with this natural, anti acne formulation by Bombay Shaving Company. All things antibacterial and nourishing, this face cleanser will remove all unwanted germs, excess oil, dirt, sweat and bacteria from your skin. Use it twice a day or more if you have particularly acne prone skin. 2. MensXP Mud De-Tan Face Moisturizer © MensXP Give your skin the hydration and protection it needs with MensXP Mud’s newest detan face moisturizer. Introduce your skin to the goodness of Kakadu Plum & Sepiwhite that reduces sun damage and tanning. The lightweight and non-greasy formula gets absorbed quickly and helps you bring out your natural glow. 3. MARS BY GHC Hair Growth Oil © MensXP Packed with the nutrients of five essential oils - Jojoba, Onion, Brahmi, Bhringraj and Tea Tree, this hair oil will ensure complete nourishment of your hair. It is particularly good for stimulating new hair growth and making your hair shiny. 4. MARS BY GHC Derma Roller © MensXP Thick, well-groomed hair can significantly uplift your look and confidence levels and a derma roller will only help you achieve your best look. Place the derma roller where you have hair thinning and roll it horizontally then vertically and then diagonally. The microneedling may help improve hair growth and hair strength by boosting nutrient-rich blood flow to the area. You can use the derma roller on your face as well to improve skin elasticity, texture and bring back your lost glow. 5. BSC Anti Hair Fall Oil © MensXP Facing hair fall issues? Turn to Bombay Shaving Company’s superfood infused anti hair fall oil. oil rejuvenates your hair and scalp with the goodness of Castor oil, along with seven other oils known for improving hair thickness & growth. 6. Volcanic Body Wash © MensXP Give an energizing and refreshing start to your mornings with MensXP Mud’s Volcanic body wash. Enriched with the goodness of Volcanic Crude Clay the body wash helps remove dirt, impurities and ensures complete detoxification of your skin, while retaining the natural moisture of your skin. 7. Hair & Beard Trimmer by Kubra © MensXP French, boxed or goatee, perfect all your beard styles with Kubra’s KB-731 quick and easy-to-use trimmer. From shaping your beard to trimming your hair, grooming at home just got easier! Its ergonomic design comes with a comfortable grip, hassle-free maintenance, and skin-friendly self sharpening blades that ensure a smooth trim. 8. Letsshave Shave Foam - Coconut Oil Enriched © MensXP LetsShave shave foam that creates a rich lather that acts as an effective cushion between the skin and the blades that ensure that the razor easily glides across your skin, softening the hairs and making it easier to shave. Coconut oil has antibacterial and antifungal properties that are beneficial if you are prone to razor burns. It will also prevent the skin from dryness that shaving may cause. This shaving foam gives not just gentle shave but complete nourishment and intensive protection too. 9. Hair Growth Oil, 100 ml BOLD CARE © MensXP Give your hair the TLC it needs with an all-natural solution for dry, brittle and frizzy hair. Bold Care’s hair growth oil helps in reducing hair fall and improving overall volume and thickness of the hair. 10. Flat Rs 100 off on Next purchase © MensXP From beard care to skincare and body care, our grooming kit has a solution to all your problems. And if you want to include more products to your grooming arsenal, retrieve your code and get a flat Rs.100 off on your next purchase of any grooming product, through the MensXP App. 11. Flat Rs 100 off on Next purchase (Brand - Mud)What’s better than a flat 100 coupon? Well, it is having two coupons of flat 100. Choose from a wide range of MensXP Mud products and get a flat Rs.100 off on your next purchase through the MensXP App. 12. MensXP Shop Toiletries Travel Pouch © MensXP Be it a short road trip or a last minute weekend trip, this travel pouch is all that you’ll need to look your best. Carry all your grooming essentials in this compact, minimal and spacious pouch while traveling and groom up during your escapades. Love our handpicked curation of the best grooming products for men? Get the Manbox here In case you already have a beard trimmer and should prefer a fancy beaded bracelet instead, go for our second Manbox that features a bracelet instead of a trimmer. *insert inside image 2 here* Get the Manbox here Explore More View the full article
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Saloni Gaur, a well-known online content creator and comedian, recently revealed how Kangana Ranaut lashed out at her several times when she posted videos of herself mimicking the Bollywood actress. Best known for portraying her fictional character named Nazma Aapi, the comedian also shared that she enjoyed reading what the Tanu Weds Manu star wrote and was okay with it. View this post on Instagram Talking about Kangana's response to her mimicry videos, Saloni told Hindustan Times, "We haven’t met but Kangana knows about it (my rendition). She lashed out at me a couple of times on social media. But that was fine. I really enjoyed reading what she wrote (laughs). I respect her for her acting skills; she’s wonderful. I don’t care about what she says because those are her personal belief system". View this post on Instagram Trolls he repeatedly told Gaur that she wouldn't have an identity if it weren't for Ranaut. Giving an answer to such trollers, she added, "I can stop doing these videos, any day any minute. I might mimic her but it’s me who calls the shots since I write the scripts. People know me because of Nazma Aapi. If people troll me in a funny way, I don’t mind it. I’m not someone who cribs if people pick on me. Itna bahot criticism toh chalta hai". For the unversed, Saloni Gaur is a popular social media star in India who uses humour to highlight societal concerns in her videos. The 22-year-old made her acting debut last month in the web series Campus Diaries. Check out some of her videos here: View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram Talking about Kangana, she is one of the highest-paid actresses of Bollywood who is also known for expressing her opinions openly which has courted controversies many times. On the film front, Thalaivi was the actress’ last release in which she portrayed the role of late actress-politician J Jayalalithaa and got positive reviews. Currently, she has films like Tejas, Dhaakad, and Alaukik Desai's much-anticipated project Sita: The Incarnation in her kitty. View the full article
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Coronavirus in Pakistan: Number of patients on critical care surges past 1,000
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6,540 infections push positivity ratio to 11.10%, as 12 more people lose their lives to COVID -
On January 17, Dhanush and Aishwarya took to social media to announce their split after “18 years of togetherness”. The news soon went viral with all sorts of reactions on social media. Amidst the news of their separation, an old video of Rajinikanth has now gone viral on social media where he is seen praising Dhanush. The video is from the music launch of the film Kaala in 2018 where the superstar is showering his “son-in-law” with compliments. © Instagram/Aishwarya R Dhanush He says in the video, “Dhanush is a wonderful boy. He respects his parents, considers them God. He takes care of his wife. He is a good father, a good son-in-law, a good man, a good talent.” Soon after the video resurfaced on social media, people have been reacting to it “Feeling sad For Rajini”. One user wrote, “Apart From Trolls. Feeling sad For Rajini. Stay Strong”. Another tweeted, “That bond” with a broken heart emoji. Take a look at the video below: That bond https://t.co/7BU9Ux8FSo — kinnnng ShaarK.... (@2KinnngShark2) January 18, 2022 According to TOI, Rajinikanth tried to make amends between Dhanush and Aishwarya but the Atrangi Re star avoided meeting his father-in-law and stayed away from the home as he didn’t want to disrespect him. The report also stated that even though they have decided to split, they won’t be filing for an official divorce and will continue to co-parent their two sons, Yathra (born 2006) and Linga (born 2010). © Instagram/Aishwarya R Dhanush Sharing the statement announcing his split, Dhanush stated, “Eighteen years of togetherness as friends, couple, as parents and well-wishers to each other. The journey has been of growth, understanding, adjusting, and adapting. Today we stand at a place where our paths separate. Aishwaryaa and I have decided to part ways as a couple and take time to understand us as individuals for the better. Please do Respect our decision and give us the needed privacy to deal with this. Om Namashivaaya! Spread love, D.” pic.twitter.com/hAPu2aPp4n — Dhanush (@dhanushkraja) January 17, 2022 Aishwarya shared a similar note on her Instagram account. View the full article