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What Madhavan Told Son Vedaant: 'You Can't Be Seen With Your Shirt Off, In Any Bed'
Madhavan also told his son Vedaant, "You can't afford to be as carefree as your friends"
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After Salman Khan's 'Well Done' Post For Punjab Kings, Preity Zinta Replies, "Some Credit To You Too"
Preity Zinta reacts to Salman Khan’s viral post and invites him to watch a Punjab Kings match
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After 'Feminism F***ed Up Society' Remark, Nora Fatehi Says, 'People Missed The Context'
Nora Fatehi began her career in Bollywood with popular songs like Dilbar and Saki Saki, and has also appeared in films such as Madgaon Express and Bhuj: The Pride of India
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'Ranveer Singh Handles His Stardom Responsibly': Dhurandhar 2 Co-Star Manav Gohil On Kantara Mimicry Row
Ranveer Singh imitated Kantara's Daiva scene, featuring Rishab Shetty, on stage at the closing ceremony of the International Film Festival of India
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Parineeti Chopra's Shout-Out To Raghav Chadha's Demand For 'Legal' Paternity Leave In Parliament
Parineeti wrote, "Proud of you" for Husband Raghav Chadha
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Sobhita Dhulipala Reviews Dhurandhar 2, Calls It "Heartbreakingly Tender"
Sobhita is not alone in her admiration. Several prominent actors from the South Indian film industry have also praised the film
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'Mommy' Kiara Advani Oozes Chocolate Charm In Latest Post, Alia Bhatt Reacts
Mumbai, March 26 (IANS) New “mommy” and actress Kiara Advani turned heads with her latest chocolate-hued glam avatar, prompting an excited response from actress Alia Bhatt, who tagged her as “gorgeous”.
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Video: Aditya Dhar Always 'Gets His Way' Till He Meets Yami Gautam. Courtesy, Ranveer Singh
Ranveer said, "Yeah, 'gets his way' wali baat yahan (pointing towards Yami) par aakar khatam ho jaati hai"
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Before Dhurandhar Broke All Records, Why Ranveer Singh Was Shocked By The Aditya Dhar Film
Ranveer Singh added, "He assumes the responsibility of Indian cinema and that is why he is a champion"
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Who Is A Dhurandhar?
"Dhurandhar" comes from Sanskrit roots: dhura, meaning burden or yoke, and dhara, meaning bearer. Together, it translates to "one who bears the load"
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What Madhavan Told Son Vedaant: 'You Can't Be Seen With Your Shirt Off, In Any Bed'
Madhavan also told his son Vedaant, "You can't afford to be as carefree as your friends"
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After Salman Khan's 'Well Done' Post For Punjab Kings, Preity Zinta Replies, "Some Credit To You Too"
Preity Zinta reacts to Salman Khan’s viral post and invites him to watch a Punjab Kings match
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After 'Feminism F***ed Up Society' Remark, Nora Fatehi Says, 'People Missed The Context'
Nora Fatehi began her career in Bollywood with popular songs like Dilbar and Saki Saki, and has also appeared in films such as Madgaon Express and Bhuj: The Pride of India
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'Ranveer Singh Handles His Stardom Responsibly': Dhurandhar 2 Co-Star Manav Gohil On Kantara Mimicry Row
Ranveer Singh imitated Kantara's Daiva scene, featuring Rishab Shetty, on stage at the closing ceremony of the International Film Festival of India
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Parineeti Chopra's Shout-Out To Raghav Chadha's Demand For 'Legal' Paternity Leave In Parliament
Parineeti wrote, "Proud of you" for Husband Raghav Chadha
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Sobhita Dhulipala Reviews Dhurandhar 2, Calls It "Heartbreakingly Tender"
Sobhita is not alone in her admiration. Several prominent actors from the South Indian film industry have also praised the film
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'Mommy' Kiara Advani Oozes Chocolate Charm In Latest Post, Alia Bhatt Reacts
Mumbai, March 26 (IANS) New “mommy” and actress Kiara Advani turned heads with her latest chocolate-hued glam avatar, prompting an excited response from actress Alia Bhatt, who tagged her as “gorgeous”.
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Video: Aditya Dhar Always 'Gets His Way' Till He Meets Yami Gautam. Courtesy, Ranveer Singh
Ranveer said, "Yeah, 'gets his way' wali baat yahan (pointing towards Yami) par aakar khatam ho jaati hai"
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Before Dhurandhar Broke All Records, Why Ranveer Singh Was Shocked By The Aditya Dhar Film
Ranveer Singh added, "He assumes the responsibility of Indian cinema and that is why he is a champion"
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Who Is A Dhurandhar?
"Dhurandhar" comes from Sanskrit roots: dhura, meaning burden or yoke, and dhara, meaning bearer. Together, it translates to "one who bears the load"
