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  Salman Khan’s Controversial Edit Accepting His Involvement In Hit & Run Case With Him Saying “Itne Saare Logo Ka Bhala Hua Iske Andar” Goes Viral Salman Khan was accused of the hit-and-run incident years ago, and it still comes back to haunt the actor. Read on to know more in detail. Salman Khan’s Fake Confession Goes Viral ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Salman Khan is one most celebrated actors in the Hindi film industry, who has been in the news, both for his films and his controversial life. The most significant controversy is the case of the alleged drunk and driving way back in 2002. Today, we bring you a video clip that has been edited and has now gone viral. For the unversed,  Salman  was arrested for the hit-and-run case when he allegedly ran over five homeless people on the streets of Mumbai. One of them reportedly died, and the remaining four were injured. In 2015 Bombay High Court granted him bail and then eventually dropped all the charges due to lack of e...

Usha Mangeshkar & Family Urge Mumbai Coastal Road To Be Named After Lata Mangeshkar! Dedicate Mumbai Coastal Road To Lata Didi, Urges Mangeshkar Family ( Photo Credit – IANS ) On the first death anniversary of the legendary singer, Lata Mangeshkar’s family on Monday urged that the upcoming Mumbai Coastal Road Project should be named in her memory. The plea was gently voiced on behalf of the clan by veteran singer  Usha Mangeshkar  on the occasion of the foundation stone laying ceremony for Lata Mangeshkar’s memorial at Haji Ali Chowk. ADVERTISEMENT “We are very pleased that the memorial is coming up here… Its quite close to our home, Prabhu Kunj. The Maharashtra government and the BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation are working on it and it will be ready soon. We want it (the road) to be named in memory of Lata Didi,” Usha Mangeshkar said. Trending Sidharth Malhotra, Kiara Advani Wedding: Dreamy Floral Mandap To Performance On Ranveer Singh’s Malhari – Viral Inside Videos F...

Shah Rukh Khan starrer Pathaan sees increase in bookings on second Monday after drop in ticket prices   The Siddharth Anand directorial Pathaan released a while back and since then the film has been unstoppable at the box office. Starring Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone, and John Abraham the film which released across 5,500 screens in the domestic market has been enjoying unpresidented collections. In fact, following a stellar extended opening weekend, the business of Pathaan continued to see immense growth over its first week and second weekend as well. Now in its second week running, the makers of Pathaan, Yash Raj Films have dropped the ticket rates at national cinema chains. Thanks to this drop in ticket prices, Pathaan has seen an increase in booking on its second Monday running. #Pathaan Shah Rukh Khan starrer Pathaan sees increase in bookings on second Monday after drop in ticket prices Next As per reports, with the reduced rates, Pathaan has seen admittance on Monday that ...

Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani's Mumbai reception at St Regis in Mumbai, exclusive details revealed...... Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani are married and their families and close friends were present in full gusto cheering the bride and groom at their private wedding celebrations in Suryagarh Palace in Rajasthan. Next up is a reception in Sidharth's home town Delhi, which is scheduled for February 9, following which the newly weds will head back to the Bay on February 10. And once they're back, a star-studded and lavish reception will be hosted for their film industry friends on February 12 at the St Regis Hotel in Mumbai. ETimes has confirmation on the venue of Sid-Kiara's Bollywood bash and the reason why they chose the posh St Regis hotel for their Mumbai reception. A source said, "St Regis is a popular destination for many Bollywood celebs because it offers good security and any important event held there can be managed well with little to no concerns ov...

                Why Women Cry (And Should!) Nowadays, many women try not to cry for fear of seeming weak. Here, WH makes a case for reopening the floodgates. Tears and protests as Taliban shut universities to women - BBC On a recent flight from New York to Los Angeles, I had a sudden urge to cry. I'd just said good-bye to my goddaughter after a wonderful weekend visit, and being with her reminded me of just how badly I wanted to be somebody's mom and how that wasn't working out so well. At first I fought the feeling, mostly because I didn't want to alarm the flight attendants. But also because my seatmate was a rather serious-looking man in a suit reading The Wall Street Journal, and I was loathe to make the six hours I had to share an intimate space with him any more awkward than it needed to be. So I pulled out an arsenal of reading material from my bag and willed myself to pull it together. But I just couldn't snuff out the hollow feeling in my...