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Mona Singh: TV serials that go on for years don't make sense to me anymore
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"We are losing out on patience, we want something that excites us, entertains us and is short-lived. TV serials that go on for years and years don't make any sense to me anymore because as an audience I don't watch them anymore. I am more hooked to OTT shows from start to finish," Mona tells IANS.
Aastha Gill: No one's dependent on film songs anymore
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Aastha, who started out with Bollywood hits in films as "Fugly" (singing "Dhup chik") and "Khoobsurat" ("Abhi toh party"), would attribute her rise to the advent of non-film indie music because, as she points out, no one in the music industry depends on a playback career anymore. "Earlier, things were different. We could not be choosy about stuff."
Kaley Cuoco has stuffed replica of her late dog
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Cuoco's dog Norman passed away aged 14 in January. After celebrating her third wedding anniversary with Cook, the actress shared that he got her a stuffed replica of the dog, which made her "so happy", reports femalefirst.co.uk. "It was just so sweet and so thoughtful. When I saw it, I was so happy. It brought me so much joy and so many quick memories of my dog."
Ronit Roy: I'm not doing anything on TV as yet
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"Of late, the digital media is tying me to various TV shows. Maybe in the endeavour to be the first to break the news. All the news is incorrect. Guys calm down. I'm not doing anything on TV as yet. If there is something you will surely get to hear about it from me directly," Ronit tweeted. The actor's tweet came minutes after he denied being part of the crime series titled "Manoher Kahaniyan".
Mithila Palkar stuns in new photoshoot
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The actress posted the pictures on her Instagram page. She looked stunning in a beige outfit comprising of a ruffled skirt, spaghetti top, and a dupatta, with makeup completing the look. Mithila, 28, is popularly known for her role in the web series "Little Things" and films like "Karwaan" and "Chopsticks". She was last seen in Renuka Shahane's OTT-released film "Tribhanga" co-starring Kajol and Tanvi Azmi.
Anupam Kher: Like everybody else I too get sad sometimes
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"Please don't try to fix me. Please understand that like everybody else I too just get sad sometimes. So sometimes I shut the world out and when I feel better I will let it back in!" Kher posted on Instagram. The actor's post on sadness comes a day after he spoke about the shocking and alleged suicide of a young line producer of his upcoming film "The Kashmir Files".
Kareena Kapoor launches her book "Pregnancy Bible"
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Recalling her journey as an author, the actress wrote on her Instagram page: "This has been quite the journey… both my pregnancies and writing my Pregnancy Bible. There were good days and bad days; some days I was raring to go to work and others where I struggled to get out of bed. This book is a very personal account of what I experienced both physically and emotionally through both my pregnancies."
Zaid Darbar posts clip of Russian war tank tour with Gauahar
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The couple is honeymooning in Russia. "My Amazing Experience in a Capsule @voentour! Too real actual Russian war tanks and Arsenal. Wow," wrote Zaid about the adventurous tour. In the video clip, Zaid and Gauahar are seen in military uniforms enjoying the Russian Tank experience. The couple took the Russian historical tank L-39 missile tour in Moscow.
Watch | Sameera Reddy talks about role of yoga in her weight loss journey
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"2020 was letting go and 2021 is about regaining control over my fitness goals. I just finished an hour of yoga with @yogabypramila. I wonder if everyone else in the online class is sweating and panting as much as I am. It's #fitnessfriday and I'm on a mission!! 84.9 kg and I am on my way to 75 kg," Sameera shared in an Instagram post.
Sudhir Mishra shares photo of Dilip Kumar with Alfred Hitchcock
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Sharing the throwback black and white photo on Twitter, Mishra captioned: "Taken during Hitchcock's 1955 visit to India (Sent to me by Bhuvan Lall)." "Hitchcock was on a promotional tour for his film 'The Trouble With Harry'. He attended the Bombay premiere of the film," Mishra informed in a separate tweet. Bollywood legend Dilip Kumar passed away in Mumbai on Wednesday at the age of 98.
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