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Tanya Maniktala: As actors we are a medium to tell the stories
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Talking about the fading star culture due to OTT, Tanya, who is gearing up for the release of her upcoming anthology "Feels Like Ishq", told IANS: "As actors we are a medium to tell the stories and that is about it. Especially in lockdown, the consumption of content has increased exponentially and we have been exposed to a lot of different stories and that I think really has picked up."
YouTuber Puneet Kaur says Raj Kundra tried to contact her for his app
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The YouTuber has further said that after receiving the DM or direct message from Kundra, at first she could not believe that it was actually him who had sent her that message and thought that it might be a spam message. "Brooooo you OGS remember our verified DM video where he reached out to me for Hotshots? I'm dead," Puneet Kaur wrote on her Instagram story.
Watch | Salman Khan posts video of training for 'Tiger 3'
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Salman late Tuesday shared the video on Instagram. The clip is shot from his reflection on the mirror and is unclear. It seems the actor is trying to keep his look a secret. The 55-year-old star is seen working out and his beefed up body can be seen in the reflection. The background has the "Tiger" theme tune playing. "I think this guy is training for Tiger3 . . @beingstrongglobal," Salman wrote as the caption.
Anupria Goenka on 'Asur 2' shoot: Talking to people face to face a great feeling
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"It is lovely to be finally shooting 'Asur 2', which has been waiting in the pipeline for a long time. Fans have been messaging everyone in the cast about when it is finally going to come, and we are now at least able to begin the shoot," Anupria tells IANS. Elaborating on the shooting experience, the actress says that to be able to finally talk to people in person is a great feeling.
Anupam Kher: There are no shortcuts in acting
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Offering a piece of advice for budding actors, Kher shared: "Acting has no syllabus, that's why people come up with best performances even at the age of 80 or later. My advice to budding actors is that they have to practice their art constantly. It is something the more you practice, the better you will become. You have to work hard. It is every day's job for them to keep understanding, and to do the same thing again and again."
When Poonam Pandey filed a case against Raj Kundra
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Poonam had filed a case against Kundra and his associates from Armsprime Media, the company which was handling her app. She had complained that they were illegally using her videos, even after their contract with her ended. Poonam had also made a statement that following the disagreement her number and some images were leaked. This resulted in her getting calls that were derogatory in nature.
Shailene Woodley is in no rush to get married
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"There's no wedding planning happening. There's no rush. We've got no rush," Woodley told "Entertainment Tonight", reports femalefirst.co.uk. The actress will next be seen in the romantic film "The Last Letter From Your Lover". The film is set in the 1960s and sees her character Jennifer embroiled in a love triangle with husband Laurence (Joe Alwyn) and her admirer Anthony (Callum Turner).
Ishaan Khatter, Janhvi Kapoor share memories as their film 'Dhadak' turns 3
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"#Dhadak. Always special. For the people, the memories, the lessons and all of the love," wrote Janhvi, who made her debut with the film. "3 years of dhadak!!! Will remain a special one for all of us who worked on it. And to the fans, thank you for all the love that pours in still for the film, I see you all," wrote Ishaan. The film was his first Bollywood release.
Jubin Nautiyal says 'Barsaat ki dhun' is guaranteed to 'make you nostalgic'
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"This is my second collaboration with Jubin after ‘Bedardi se pyaar ka' and I thoroughly enjoyed shooting the music video, which beautifully captures the essence of the monsoon season. I hope audiences enjoy ‘Barsaat ki dhun' as much as they did our first track," shared Gurmeet.
Sharwanand, Rashmika Mandanna start shoot of 'Aadavaallu Meeku Joharlu'
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"Aadavaallu Meeku Johaarlu" marks Sharwanand's first collaboration with Rashmika and also director Tirumala Kishore. The film is said to be a family entertainer. Popular cinematographer Sujith Sarang handles the camera while veteran Sreekar Prasad is the editor. The film is produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri.
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