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India.com
17-07-2025
- India.com
This actress was called Jaya Bachchan's sister, started working at 13, acted in 70 films, 30 TV shows, her name was...
In the world of Indian cinema, there are only a handful of actors and actresses who received unconditional love in both films and TV. Not just that, a cherry on top would be if the actor resembles a superstar—then their popularity grows over time. Something similar happened with this actress whom we are going to discuss today. This late actress has been a part of several prestigious projects, and fans have seen her in both positive as well as grey shades. Actress Who Looks Like Jaya Bachchan? The actress we are discussing often resembles Jaya Bachchan. If all these cues don't ring a bell, then let us tell you—we are discussing the late legendary star Rita Bhaduri. Born on 4 November 1955, this artist made her mark in Hindi cinema with her brilliant acting in many films. She started her career at the age of just 13 with the film Teri Talash Mein. Rita Bhaduri worked in about 70 films and more than 30 television serials. Her major films include Julie, Sawan Ko Aane Do, Raja, Kya Kehna, and Main Madhuri Dixit Banna Chahti Hoon. Rita Bhaduri Played All Roles One of the special things about Rita's career was that she played every kind of role—from a supporting mother to grey shades too. Rita received the Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award for her performance in the film Raja. Apart from Hindi cinema, Rita also tried her hand in Gujarati cinema. Rita's role in the 1976 Gujarati film Lakho Phoolani was a hit, after which she played many leading roles in Gujarati cinema for the next eight years. After cinema, she turned to TV. Here too, she made a name for herself. Her character of Imarti Devi in the TV serial Nimki Mukhiya is still alive in the hearts of the audience. Rita was known for her cheerfulness even after suffering from a serious kidney disease. After a long fight with her health, she bid goodbye to the world on July 17, 2018.
Time of India
17-07-2025
- Time of India
Top 5 entertainment news: Salman Khan on difficulty in doing action scenes at 59 for Battle of Galwan, Renuka Shahane makes strong comment on Hindi-Marathi language row
From Salman Khan powering through gruelling action scenes in freezing Ladakh for Battle of Galwan, to Kriti Sanon joining Don 3 after Kiara Advani's exit, the headlines sizzle. Renuka Shahane speaks out on the Hindi-Marathi language row, Ram Kapoor supports Deepika's 8-hour shift stance, and Priyanka-Nick's beach PDA turns up the heat! Bollywood never sleeps, and neither does the drama, glam, and gossip! From Salman Khan talking about difficulty in doing action scenes at 59 for Battle of Galwan, Renuka Shahane makes strong comment on Hindi-Marathi language row to Ram Kapoor on Deepika Padukone 's 8-hour shift demand; buckle up, buttercup—today's entertainment news is piping hot and delightfully unhinged! Salman Khan on difficulty in doing action scenes at 59 for Battle of Galwan At 59, Salman Khan admits action sequences for Battle of Galwan are increasingly taxing, especially hand-to-hand combat in high-altitude, ice‑cold Ladakh waters. What once took him one or two weeks now demands far more training, endurance, and physical grit—eight water‑shoot days in subzero conditions—and he's fully committed Kriti Sanon comes on board for Don 3 with Ranveer Singh after Kiara Advani's exit Kriti Sanon has officially stepped in as the female lead opposite Ranveer Singh in Don 3, replacing Kiara Advani, who exited due to her pregnancy. Production from Excel Entertainment is set to begin filming in January 2026 Renuka Shahane makes strong comment on Hindi-Marathi language row Renuka Shahane criticised recent aggressive tactics in Maharashtra's Hindi–Marathi language dispute, stating that entering non‑Marathi areas and 'slapping two or three people… won't help the language.' She urged people to learn and respect local culture, promote inclusion, dialogue, and choose languages willingly—not through force Ram Kapoor on Deepika Padukone's 8-hour shift demand Ram Kapoor supported Deepika Padukone's decision to step away from Spirit over 8-hour work shifts, saying once actors achieve success, they earn the right to set boundaries. Recalling his own TV days, he said he'd feel guilty complaining then, but now understands the importance of valuing one's time and health. Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas pack on the PDA on beach holiday Priyanka Chopra and husband Nick Jonas are setting hearts aflutter during a beach vacation in a sultry new video. As Jonas begins alone, the music builds, she dashes in, leaps into his arms, and they share a passionate kiss. Set to their song 'I Can't Lose,' it's pure PDA bliss
Hindustan Times
17-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
Renuka Shahane speaks out on Marathi-Hindi row in Maharashtra: 'Slapping people will not help the language'
Actor Renuka Shahane has weighed in on the ongoing language debate in Maharashtra, urging people to respect local languages and cultures while firmly opposing any form of aggression in the name of linguistic pride. Speaking on the podcast InControversial with Pooja Chaudhri, the actor, who hails from Maharashtra herself, shared her thoughts on the tensions that have emerged between Hindi and Marathi speakers in the state. Renuka Shahane stressed the importance of understanding local culture and avoiding violence. Renuka on respecting the local culture 'If you've been living in a place for a long time, it's a good thing to understand the local language, culture and be more respectful than anything else. It's not about the speaking of it, much more than the intention of wanting to, you know, respect it. I do not like people who do not feel the necessity to be accommodating of the local language and local culture." Renuka said. 'I do not like violence at all, you know; I do not like the fact that people can be rude about it. Going into a place where Marathi is not spoken and just slapping two or three people, it's not going to help the language in any way. We have to find ways to get across the language to people in a way that people would find it convenient and accept it happily. Language is not something that should is forced. That is why I was against the forced addition of Hindi from a very early stage in Maharashtra. I think it should be something of a choice, which I also had growing up." Renuka added. During a recent interaction with ANI, Renuka's husband, actor Ashutosh Rana also addressed the issue. 'Bhasha samwaad ka vishay hoti hai, vivaad ka nahi. Bharat samwaad mein vishwas rakhta hai, vivaad mein nahi (Language is a topic of discussion and not controversy. India believes in talks and not controversy)," Ashutosh said, emphasising that language should be a tool for dialogue, not division. Marathi-Hindi language row Renuka and Ashutosh's comments come amid growing tensions in Maharashtra around language identity. The debate reignited in April 2025, after the state government announced — and then quickly rolled back — a decision to make Hindi a compulsory third language in schools. Since then, several confrontations have been reported where individuals allegedly linked to the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) have clashed with people for not speaking Marathi in public.
