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Sonu Sood to set up O2 plants in over 16 states across India
Talking to IANS over phone, Sonu said: "I have tried to cover all the states. The oxygen plants will be set up near the needy hospitals which will have almost 150-200 beds. All these hospitals will never have shortage. The patients have to sometimes travel far to reach the hospitals and in some cases, they lose their lives as well. With this, I hope, such situation will never arise."
Kriti remembers Sushant on 4 years of 'Raabta'
The Bollywood actress sounded emotional while talking about her co-star in the film, the late Sushant Singh Rajput. Kriti shared a beautiful behind the scenes video shot during the film's shoot. The video captures the actress having fun with Sushant and the crew on the sets of the film.
Varun Dhawan enjoys Mumbai rain, says 'felt amazing'
Varun posted a picture on Instagram, where he can be seen standing shirtless on his balcony and getting wet in the rain on Wednesday. The actor is dressed in black pants, flashing his perfectly chiseled washboard abs. Alongside the image, he wrote: "MUMBAI ki baarish. (Mumbai rains). As a kid I would always love to play in the rain so after getting in the work I stepped out to enjoy the rain and it felt amazing."
Couldn't pay half of last years's tax due to 'No Work': Kangana Ranaut
Sharing a report of the govt’s 'Each One Pay One' policy on her Instagram handle, Kangana wrote “Even though I come under highest tax slab pay almost 45 percent of my income as tax, even though I am the highest tax-paying actress but because of no work haven’t paid half of my last year’s tax yet.” She also said that she doesn’t mind the government charging interest on the pending amount.
Society shouldn't give up on accepting LGBTQ+ community: Rashmi Agdekar
She also feels that it is important not to stop the movement. "Our cultural and societal values are deep-rooted. A change in such a society can't happen overnight, but we are having an open conversation about the existence and rights of the LGBTQA community, which is a step in the right direction.
'Romantic' Mumbai rains make Kangana yearn for someone special
Kangana took to her Instagram Story to share a beautiful photograph of herself lost in thoughts. "Nothing's more romantic than Mumbai rains, but single people can just daydream. Who is meant for me please show up na," she captioned her photo along with a couple of red heart emojis!"
Juhi Chawla: All we are asking for is clarity on 5G
Juhi shared a video on Instagram on Wednesday where, speaking in Hindi and English she said: "There has been so much noise in the past few days that I almost could not hear myself too! And I feel that a very important message probably got lost in the middle of all this noise, which is that we are not against 5G. In fact, we are welcoming of it. Please bring it."
Jason Derulo: When Will Smith says something, you make sure you're listening
"Being able to have someone that you look up to is great. I think there's nothing like it. When Will Smith says something, you want to make sure that you're listening. He gives life advice. I take that and put it right. I grew up watching him," said Derulo, on "The Drew Barrymore Show". "He's been able to accomplish in different genres. It's really unbelievable to have a friend that I can learn from all the time. We met on the basketball court," he added.
Tom Hiddleston: Have always felt an affection for Loki
"Having played Loki for such a long time and having had the privilege of inhabiting him at the outset, I've always felt an affection for him and for his vulnerability," Hiddleston said. "But I've been aware through the course of my experience in the Marvel Studios' movies in the first ten years that Loki has a role to play and that as Loki I had to play the villain. Then I had to play the antihero," he added.
Raashii Khanna: Want people to open their hearts and donate
"It's really bad out there for a lot of families, and some of them are literally on the brink of starvation. I would really want people to open their hearts and donate because literally, every bit counts. It doesn't have to be an exorbitant amount. We have to realise that we are all in this together and only together can we overcome these difficult times. And together we can be a miracle in someone's life," Raashii said.
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