Shining like a star, Sara Ali Khan made her much-anticipated Bollywood debut last year with 'Kedarnath' and has been one of the most talked about debutante of as both of her films Kedarnath and Simmba have had smashing records. Owing to immense fan following, various brands have been queuing up to sign her as the brand ambassador. Sara immediately after the release of her blockbuster films signed, and became the face of Brands like Veet and Fanta. Before the announcement of Veet, there was a spotting of Sara with packing the belongings from the house which built curiosity among the fans leaving them intrigued upon it. Soon, Sara took to her social media and announced "Here's to new beginnings!
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Within hours of its release, the track First Class from Abhishek Varman's period drama Kalank is already ruling the music charts. The introductory song for Varun Dhawan showcases the terrific chemistry between the young superstar and Kiara Advani. Earlier this month, Varun and Kiara also performed together during the Zee Cine Awards 2019.Varun, who is all praises for his co-star, says, `Kiara and I hit it off immediately. She's hard-working, driven and always has a smile on her face. There is a lot of give and take between my character (Zafar) and her, which, I think, she's done beautifully in the film. I asked her just once to be part of this song and she agreed. I'm looking forward to working with her in the future.’
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Shot in the picturesque locations of Kashmir, Notebook starring Zaheer Iqbal and Pranutan Bahl is all set to release tomorrow (29th March). Apart from the trailer and songs, audiences have also been raving about the way Kashmir has been captured in the film.Known as heaven on earth, director Nitin Kakkar has used Kashmir as the backdrop to narrate his unique love story. Incidentally, this was lead actor Zaheer Iqbal's first visit to the place and he instantly fell in love with it. The actor also explored a lot of places there and he is sure he will visit again.
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Actor Aparshakti Khurana says there can't be any scope of competition between him and his brother Ayushmann Khurrana. "Competition generally happens between two equals. In our case, Ayushmann and I are in different spaces of cinema. He has always been a front-runner. His films differ from mine, and so does our audience.There can't be any comparison, because comparison takes place between two equals and we both have different paths in the industry. There can't be any competition," Aparshakti told IANS. He also shared his desire to work with his elder brother on screen. "Ayushmann is a brilliant actor. He is doing a great job. We both really want to work together. Unfortunately, we have not got any script yet. We both are looking forward to collaborate on something special," he said.
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Actress Renuka Shahane stood up for prostitutes when actress Suchitra Krishnamoorthi bracketed prostitutes and criminals in a tweet. Shahane said there needed to be ways to correct the injustice that traditions had imposed on the world's first professionals. Suchitra tweeted: "Amma always said 'money is not everything. Even criminals and wh**es have money. What matters is not money but character and integrity'. I truly understand her words only today. I've never felt more proud of my middle class roots. [sic]”. To this, Renuka replied: "No disrespect to your Amma, Suchitra, but as women let's try and correct the injustice that our traditions have imposed on wh**es. We castigated wh**es while letting off their customers who are leading 'respectful' lives! Let's not put wh**es and criminals in one bracket at least. [sic]"
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