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Marathi film 'Drishtant' comprises visually-challenged cast
The upcoming Marathi film Drishtant is a unique cinematic attempt. The film comprises an entire unit of visually challenged actors, singers, musicians and dubbing artistes.
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Yo Yo Honey Singh celebrates 8M Instagram followers
Rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh on Wednesday revealed that his Instagram family is now eight-million strong.
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Mohanlal takes 1st jab of Covid vax
Malayalam superstar Mohanlal received his first dose of Covid-19 vaccination on Wednesday. The actor shared the news with fans on his social media accounts.
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Neha Kakkar shares first look of Rubina-Abhinav's music video 'Marjaneya'
Singer Neha Kakker took to Instagram on Wednesday, to share the first look of celebrity couple Rubina Dilaik and Abhinav Shukla's new music video Marjaneya.
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Suhana Khan makes an all-white statement in mirror selfie
Superstar Shah Rukh Khans daughter Suhana has shared a gorgeous mirror selfie on Instagram stories in an all-white ensemble.
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'Palace taking Harry, Meghan's race issues very seriously'
After senior members of the British Royal family held crisis meetings, the Buckingham Palace said the issues, including that of racism", raised by Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle during their explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey were "concerning
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Harshdeep Kaur names her son Hunar Singh
Singer Harshdeep Kaur has named her newborn son Hunar Singh. Harshdeep announced the name on social media on Wednesday.
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Amitabh Bachchan to be honoured with 2021 FIAF Award
Amitabh Bachchan will be conferred upon with the prestigious 2021 FIAF Award by the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF), the worldwide organisation of film archives and museums from across the world, at a virtual showcase scheduled to take pl
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Varun Sharma: Comedy is serious business
He has tickled the funny bone with his portrayals as the innocent Choocha in "Fukrey" and cute campus boy Sexa in "Chhichhore". Varun Sharma would tell you comedy is serious business and that people trying to make others laugh should not be taken lightly.
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India's Adarsh Gourav nominated at BAFTA alongside Chadwick Boseman
Indian actor Adarsh Gourav has been nominated in the Leading Actor category for his role in "The White Tiger" at the BAFTA Awards 2021. The British Academy of Film and Television Arts announced its list of nominees for the year on Tuesday, which includes
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Piers Morgan exits 'Good Morning Britain' after remarks on Harry-Meghan
British television personality Piers Morgan exited the "Good Morning Britain" TV show following a confrontation with colleague Alex Beresford, owing to Morgans comments about Prince Harry and Meghan Markles interview with Oprah Winfrey.Â
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After The Weeknd, Zayn Malik now calls Grammys 'corrupt'
British singer-songwriter Zayn Malik had slammed the Recording Academy and the Grammy awards, accusing them of being biased and corrupt, and ignoring those who dont stay in touch with them.
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The Telemundo wave on Indian OTT
The Mexican-American comedian Gabriel 'Fluffy' Iglesias, during his India tour a few years back, had joked about the similarities between India and his native country Mexico. Iglesias' jokes were met with hearty laughter in India. If sense of humour defin
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Farhan Akhtar-starrer 'Toofaan' set for OTT release on May 21
 The Farhan Akhtar-starrer boxing drama Toofaan is all set to release digitally on May 21.
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Sumeet Vyas on his advantage on starting out early as an OTT actor
Actor Sumeet Vyas was one of earliest to hop onboard the digital medium, with the 2014 show "Permanent Roommates". He says he didn't have any idea back then on how it would affect his future but, in retrospect, it seems like the best decision he took.
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B-Town stars gear up for OTT debut this year
The OTT space is revolutionising the way we enjoy visual entertainment, and it is reorganising a lot of things in Bollywood, too.
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Jennifer Garner: My kids want me to look silly
Hollywood actress Jennifer Garner says that her kids love to make her look goofy. She spoke about how she makes her kids run, do sit-ups, and, once when tables turned and they made her workout, she couldn't take it.
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Cole Sprouse: I like to watch grown men cry
Cole Sprouse likes to watch grown men cry. The actor, popular as Jughead Jones on the series "Riverdale", made his confession while opening up on the "The Drew Barrymore Show".
