Global Icon Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who is known to make the country proud at national and international levels, showed her love and support towards differently-abled children. During a sports meet organized by Jamnabai Narsee School in Mumbai, Aishwarya was seen cheering to lift the spirit of children who participated in the event. Dressed in a light pink coat and denims, the 45-year-old initially took a Navy Salute, but after seeing the children do an Army Salute, she followed them to appreciate the efforts put by the children. From greeting everyone with a Namaste to sharing thoughts about her culture to people she meets from all around the globe, the actress has always upheld her values, which is evident from the nature of her interactions.
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Director Aanand L Rai not only recreated Meerut with a humongous set in Mumbai but also flew down local people from the small town to add authenticity to the film. The filmmaker who adds a rooted touch to his films flew down 300 artists from Meerut especially to create the feel of the town in addition to the set. The makers built a huge set in the film city of Mumbai replicating the iconic Ghantaghar and streets of Meerut to incorporate the elements of the small town giving it a realistic touch. While Aanand L Rai hired junior artists for the film to showcase the buzzing lanes of Meerut he also ensured the background artists hailed from Meerut as well to present the real feel of the city.
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Bollywood's newest member Sara Ali Khan who is currently riding high on the success of her debut film and is making heads turn as she promotes her next. Recently, Sara took to Instagram to post her picture in a classy red dress.The actress was donning a red bodycon dress which fits her well with a low neckline and puffed shoulders. Increasing the mercury levels, Sara completed her look with side-swept hair, a gold ring, and red stilettoes..For her make-up, Sara opted for a thin stroke of eyeliner, a dash of mascara and glossy scarlet lips.
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Actress Fatima Sana Shaikh's last release Thugs of Hindostan bombed at the box office, leaving her heartbroken and sad. Despite the presence of industry giants like Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif, the Thugs... fizzled out and both audiences and critics wrote it off for its weak storyline and direction. Interacting with the media at Netflix web-series Selection Day premiere on Tuesday, Fatima said: "Yeah.. it hasn't done well. It is very heartbreaking. "It is very sad because we all tried to make a good film but unfortunately, it didn't do well. People didn't like it so, I am feeling very bad for it."
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Sonu Nigam as landed in a controversy after his "I feel like it would be better if I was from Pakistan" comment at a summit. The Kal ho naa ho hitmaker has slammed some journalists for missing "the real content.” "My point about being better off being born in Pakistan was about the music companies in India asking Indian singers to pay 40-50 per cent of their concerts remunerations to them, and only then they'll work with those artistes.. but they don't ask the same from the singers from abroad, namely Pakistan," Sonu posted on Facebook on Tuesday night."This was the important point I made... and these guys... changed it to 'I would have been better off born in Pakistan I'd have work come my way.' What do I say. Pathetic."
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