Nikkhil Advani: ‘Filmmaking has become like the share market’: Nikkhil Advani on how audiences have changed, why star power no longer guarantees box office success | Hindi Movie News

Nikkhil Advani says having a star no longer guarantees a film’s success: ‘Filmmaking has become like the share market’ Director Nikkhil Advani, who has worked with some of Bollywood’s biggest names, including Shah Rukh Khan and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, believes that the presence of a major star is no longer enough to guarantee a film’s…

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During 9/11, a five-time Australian Olympic gold medallist narrowly escaped death, all because he forgot his camera | International Sports News

A forgotten camera sent Ian Thorpe back, narrowly keeping him from the World Trade Center that morning. Ian Thorpe was only 18 when a forgotten camera changed the course of one September morning. The Australian swimming sensation was in New York on September 11, 2001, and had planned to visit the observation deck of the…

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India-EU FTA draft: European cars, wine, farm goods set for lower tariffs; key points

India’s FTA with the EU will offer European automakers concessional tariffs on passenger vehicles, with annual quotas rising to 1.6 lakh, alongside tariff concessions on wines and select agricultural products. European carmakers will get a significantly wider opening to India’s passenger vehicle market under the proposed India-EU free trade agreement, with the draft pact released…

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Neena Gupta recalls childhood Delhi days when neighbours borrowed sugar and there was gossip as she talks about ‘Chumbak’: ‘I wanted this one aunty only to give me bath’ – Exclusive |

Neena Gupta’s latest series ‘Chumbak’ may be set in an urban Indian neighbourhood, but for the veteran actor, the world depicted in the show is also a reminder of the Delhi she grew up in. Recalling her childhood, Gupta said working on the series brought back memories of a time when neighbours were deeply involved…

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Two homebuyers booked flats and paid Rs 1.16 crore in 2013, they were promised possession by 2014; years later they still had no homes, MahaRERA orders builder to refund money with interest

The two homebuyers received an allotment letter dated February 18, 2013. (Image for representative purpose only) Two homebuyers booked flats on the sixth and seventh floors of a Mumbai housing project in 2013. They were assured that they would get possession for the flats by December 2014. But their dream of getting the flats remains…

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In the early 1990s, Novato made a Key to the City for child actor Elijah Wood after he filmed Radio Flyer; it sat at City Hall for 30+ years until a fan finally handed it to him | English Movie News

A 30-year-old honorary key finally finds its way to Elijah Wood. (Photo: City of Novato) More than three decades after a young Elijah Wood came to Novato, California, to film the 1992 movie Radio Flyer, the actor has finally received a long-forgotten Key to the City that officials had prepared for him as a child.The…

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Sri Lanka Women 93/4 in 14.3 Overs

Sri Lanka vs Pakistan Live Score, Women’s Asia Cup semi-final: The second semi-final of the Women’s Asia Cup sees defending champions Sri Lanka Women take on Pakistan Women, with the former entering the contest unbeaten and in impressive form. Sri Lanka have looked well-balanced throughout the tournament, with Nilakshika Silva’s rescue half-century against Indonesia and…

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Quote of the day by Gerard Butler: ‘That I got through all that I got through to be where I am, it doesn’t make sense… I was being guided, and all this was meant to be,’ when the ‘300’ actor shared his struggles and the success mantra that helped him overcome all hurdles |

Quote of the day by Gerard Butler(Image Credit: Instagram) Some journeys look confusing while you are living them. A career decision that feels risky, a setback that seems unfair or a sudden change in direction can leave people wondering whether they have made the right choice. But sometimes it’s years later that those moments start…

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Three Tests, six innings, 20 runs: Pakistan openers register worst Test series in 35 years against England | Cricket News

Pakistan’s Saim Ayub (AP Photo) Pakistan’s opening batters endured a disastrous Test series against England, combining for just 20 runs across six opening partnerships in the three-match series, their joint-worst performance in 35 years. The latest failure came in the third Test at Edgbaston, where Pakistan’s opening pair was dismissed without adding a run to…

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