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Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Sitaare Zameen Par': Aamir Khan's girlfriend Gauri Spratt draws attention at event
Aamir Khan's film 'Sitaare Zameen Par' recently premiered on YouTube, with his girlfriend Gauri Spratt attending the event. Aamir confirmed they are serious and committed, sharing his healing journey post-divorce. Having had two previous marriages, he now embraces a new chapter with Gauri, who he considers his partner. Aamir Khan 's movie 'Sitaare Zameen Par' recently premiered on YouTube, creating a buzz online. During a press event, Aamir spoke about the film, while the spotlight also fell on his girlfriend, Gauri Spratt, who was calmly seated among the audience, attentively watching. The clip of this moment quickly went viral, amplifying interest in the film's online release. Gauri Spratt's presence at the event In the video from an event, Gauri is seated in the back row, attentively listening to Khan's talk. Earlier this July, Aamir openly discussed his relationship with Gauri, confirming that things have become quite serious. The actor finally put an end to rumours by admitting he is deeply in love and fully committed to her. Aamir Khan delves into the possibility of marriage with Gauri Spratt When questioned about the possibility of marriage with Gauri, he smiled warmly and replied, 'Well, Gauri and I are really serious about each other and we are in a very committed space. We are, you know, we are partners. We are together. Marriage is something… I mean, in my heart, I'm already married to her. So whether we formalise it or not is something that I will decide as we go along". by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Unsold 2021 Cars Now Almost Free - Prices May Surprise You Unsold Cars | Search Ads Learn More Aamir Khan reflects on the past and talks about healing During a prior conversation with Raj Shamani, the actor confessed that after his 2021 divorce from Kiran Rao , he had no intention of falling in love again. Reflecting on that time, Aamir said, 'Before I met Gauri, I felt like I had aged… Who will I find at this age?" He explained that therapy played a vital role in his healing journey: 'Therapy really helped me understand that I needed to love myself first. I had to heal and work on my own emotional health. Gauri and I met by mistake. We connected, became friends… and love happened". A look at Aamir Khan's previous marriages Aamir tied the knot with Reena Dutta back in 1986, and the couple shared 16 years together, raising their two children, Junaid and Ira. Following their split in 2002, Aamir remarried in 2005 to Kiran Rao. The pair welcomed their son, Azad Rao Khan, in 2011 and remained married for 15 years before parting ways. Now, Aamir seems to be starting a new phase in life with his relationship with Gauri Spratt.
News18
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Aamir Khan's GF Gauri Spratt Attends Sitaare Zameen Par Event, Video Goes Viral
Aamir and Gauri have been dating for a while now, and their bond seems to only be getting stronger. Aamir Khan's film Sitaare Zameen Par is making headlines as it has finally released on YouTube. He was seen addressing the media today. But what grabbed our attention was his girlfriend, Gauri Spratt, seated gracefully in the audience and listening. The video has gone viral. In the video, shared by Varinder Chawla, we can see Gauri Spratt sitting in the last row and listening to Aamir Khan's lecture. Earlier in July, Aamir Khan opened up about his relationship with girlfriend Gauri Spratt and let's just say, it's getting serious. The Bollywood superstar has finally confirmed what many fans had been speculating for a while now: Aamir is head over heels and fully committed. Watch the viral video: When asked whether wedding bells were on the horizon with Gauri, he said with a warm smile, 'Well, Gauri and I are really serious about each other and we are in a very committed space. We are, you know, we are partners. We are together." 'Marriage is something… I mean, in my heart, I'm already married to her. So whether we formalise it or not is something that I will decide as we go along." In an earlier interview with entrepreneur and content creator Raj Shamani, the 59-year-old actor had admitted that following his divorce from Kiran Rao in 2021, he wasn't looking to fall in love again. 'Before I met Gauri, I felt like I had aged… Who will I find at this age?" Aamir said. 'Therapy really helped me understand that I needed to love myself first. I had to heal and work on my own emotional health." That healing paved the way for something unexpected. 'Gauri and I met by mistake. We connected, became friends… and love happened," he said. Aamir married Reena Dutta in 1986. They were together for 16 years and had two children—Junaid and Ira. After their separation in 2002, he later married Kiran Rao in 2005. The two welcomed their son Azad Rao Khan in 2011 and continued their marriage for 15 years before parting ways. Now, with his relationship with Gauri Spratt, Aamir appears to be embracing a new chapter. First Published: July 29, 2025, 18:08 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The Star
2 days ago
- Politics
- The Star
Experts condemn India park after elephants airlifted to Japan
BENGALURU, (India): Conservationists and animal experts have raised the alarm after a wildlife park in southern India airlifted four endangered Asian elephants to Japan, saying the long-haul journey and relocation could impact the animals' health. The elephants -- three female, Gauri (9), Shruti (7), and Tulsi (5), and one male, Suresh (8) -- were put into specially designed crates and loaded onto a cargo plane last week bound for Osaka, a nearly 12-hour journey. They were transported from the Bannerughatta Biological Park (BBP) in Bengaluru to Himeji Central Park, where they will spend the rest of their lives. The Bengaluru park would receive four cheetahs, four jaguars, four pumas, three chimpanzees and eight black-capped capuchins in exchange, the New Indian Express daily said. Wildlife biologist and conservationist Ravi Chellam condemned the move, saying wildlife parks should only keep animals that are native to the region. "Elephants are not native to Japan nor are jaguars and cheetahs, which will reportedly be brought to Bengaluru, native to Karnataka," Chellam told AFP. "So, it is important to find out what the purpose of this international animal exchange is." There are fewer than 50,000 Asian elephants in the wild, according to the World Wildlife Fund, the majority in India. In 2022, eight cheetahs were transported 8,000 kilometres (5,000 miles) from Namibia to India, followed by another 12 from South Africa, as part of a project backed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The project was aimed at reintroducing the big cat species to India's grasslands seven decades after they were hunted into oblivion. - 'Frightening and stressful' - However, several cheetahs died soon after, raising questions about the high-profile project. Chellam said animals are not meant merely to be "shown off" at wildlife parks. "Modern zoos should have very clear objectives and these are education, conservation, research and recreation," he said. "Zoos should plan their animal collections in a manner that will enable them to meet these objectives." The Bengaluru elephants were trained over six months for the extraordinary trip, local media reported. "Every day, they were made to enter, stay, and relax inside crates for three to four hours, making them acclimatised to the conditions," the Times of India newspaper quoted top BBP official AV Surya Sen as saying. But People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) said the elephants would have nevertheless found "flying in the cargo hold of planes frightening and stressful". "Instead of funds used to fly animals to different countries just to be put on display, the focus can be redirected to helping protect jungles and keeping animals in their natural homes," Sachin Bangera of PETA India told AFP. International animal exchange programmes involving Indian zoos are not common, but do happen occasionally, Bangera added. - AFP
Hans India
2 days ago
- General
- Hans India
Foundation laid for reconstruction of Shiva temple
Nirmal: A foundation laying ceremony for the reconstruction of the Shri Shiva Temple in Daunelli village of Kuntala mandal was held on Monday. Endowments and Charitable Trusts CGF contributed Rs 30 lakh for the reconstruction of the temple. The Vedic scholars performed rituals including Ganapati, Gauri, and Mahadeva poojas amidst Vedic chants. The chief guest for the occasion was Mudhole MLA Pawar Ramarao Patel, who also participated in a tree planting drive afterward. Local leaders of Kuntala mandal, and villagers participated in this programe.
Time of India
17-07-2025
- Time of India
FAM trip to Kannauj on scent trail
Lucknow: To promote perfume tourism and establish Kannauj as a prominent destination on the global tourism map, Uttar Pradesh Tourism department has sent off a delegation of 28 stakeholders on a day-long special Familiarization Trip (FAM Trip) on Thursday. The trip was flagged off by tourism minister Jaiveer Singh. The delegation included key players from the tourism ecosystem, such as prominent tour and travel operators, hoteliers, and social media influencers. Urging the participants to promote the distinct features of Kannauj as a unique tourism destination, the minister said: "This is not merely a journey, but a cultural immersion into the fragrance and essence of UP. The initiative reflects the department's vision to position UP's traditional, cultural, and experiential sites on the global tourism map." He added that his expectation from the visit would not be limited to the alleys of perfume but would lead to a broader vision. "As tourism stakeholders, I urge you all to become active contributors in elevating Kannauj's tourism profile. I also invite you to share your valuable suggestions post this trip, so we may together position Kannauj on the world stage, similar to Grasse in France, known as the perfume capital of the world," he their visit to Kannauj, the participants explored the Fragrance and Flavour Development Centre (FFDC) and other perfume-making units. They closely observed the traditional steam distillation techniques used to create natural attars (perfumes) from elements like mitti (earth), rose, jasmine, kewra, and bela. The process left a lasting impression on the delegates. They also visited heritage attractions such as the Kannauj Archaeological Museum, the 52-Khamba Makhdoom Jahanian Mosque, Bada Bazaar, and the ancient Gauri Shankar Baba Temple.
