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India.com
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
India's biggest flop film, OTT platform rejected it, made for Rs 45 crore, it earned just Rs 60000, sold only 500 tickets, lead actors are…, movie is…
Every year, so many films are made and released in Bollywood. So many crores of rupees are spent in making these films. Many films create history in terms of box office earnings, while there are many films which no one even knows when they came on screen and when they disappeared. Which is India's biggest flop film? Today we are going to tell you about the biggest flop film of India. This film cost the makers so much that it could not earn even one percent of its budget. The film we are talking about is none other than 'The Lady Killer'. Ajay Bahl's crime thriller film 'The Lady Killer' was released in theaters in the year 2023. Arjun Kapoor and Bhumi Pednekar have played the lead roles in this film. This film is produced by T-Series Take a look at Lady Killer trailer: What was the budget of Lady Killer? This film of Arjun and Bhumi Pednekar was made in a budget of Rs 45 crores. You will be surprised to know that only 293 tickets of this film were sold on the opening day. Talking about the box office budget of 'The Lady Killer', this film earned Rs 38,000. Talking about the total collection of the film, the film did a business of Rs 60,000 (500 tickets).With this, 'The Lady Killer' was branded as India's biggest flop film. After the film's release in theatres, the makers had decided to release it on OTT. Arjun Kapoor's film was rejected to release on OTT But after Netflix cancelled the deal, no OTT platform was ready to buy this film. In such a situation, the makers had to release this film on YouTube.
India.com
20-06-2025
- Politics
- India.com
Middle-East Conflict: Who is Mossad's ‘Female Spy' Behind Irans Destruction?
Israel-Iran Tensions: As both nations continue exchanging aerial strikes, Iran's intelligence agencies and Israel's Mossad are engaged in the tensions as well, and over the past 24 hours, one name has reportedly surfaced. That face is of a female Mossad agent dubbed the 'Lady Killer' in Iran. But who is this operative, and how did she allegedly become a game-changer for Israel in Tehran? In today's DNA, Rahul Sinha, Managing Editor of Zee News, analysed the alleged female spy of Israel's agency: Watch Full DNA Episode Here: #DNAWithRahulSinha | मोसाद की 'लेडी किलर' का 'ऑपरेशन ईरान'. ईरान की बर्बादी में किस 'औरत' का हाथ? मोसाद की एक महिला जासूस के बड़े खेल का खुलासा हुआ है, जिसने ईरान में घुसपैठ की.... इसके बाद शिया इस्लाम कबूल किया और देश के बड़े अफसरों के घरों तक पहुंच बना ली...और ईरान की बर्बादी… — Zee News (@ZeeNews) June 20, 2025 Over the last eight days, nine top Iranian military commanders — from army chiefs to IRGC leaders — have been eliminated by Israel. Every time, Israeli jets targeted the exact building where these officials were present, delivering fatal strikes. Faced with the loss of so many senior commanders, Iranian intelligence went on high alert. Once they began connecting the dots between these strikes, one name emerged — Katherine Perez Sheked. Iranian intelligence discovered that Mossad had planted a female spy named Katherine in Tehran, and it was through her that Mossad had been allegedly receiving pinpoint information on the top Iranian military leadership. The Iranian agencies have not captured her. According to VAJA, Iran's intelligence agency, the "spy" is a French national trained by Mossad. After completing her training, she came to Iran and expressed interest in Shia Islam. Katherine even converted, after which she started moving among the wives of senior Iranian officers. Visiting their homes and winning their trust, she quietly began gathering intelligence on Iran's top commanders. Katherine kept sending this information to Mossad, which then directed the Israeli air force to the precise locations where Iranian commanders would be. Other Female Spies In History Intelligence agencies have reportedly used women operatives worldwide for complex missions. First on that list is Indian-origin Noor Inayat Khan. During World War II, Noor joined Britain's SOE and was sent to Nazi-occupied Paris to relay information from the French resistance. From June to September 1943, she carried out her work in secret until she was eventually arrested by German forces. In 1944, she was executed. After World War II, during the Cold War, the CIA relied on a spy named Yona Montague. A former bank employee, she was placed in banks across Eastern Europe — then under Soviet influence — and supplied vital information to the CIA for 15 years. She was never caught and retired from the agency in 1993. And during the 1973 Arab-Israeli War, there was Heba Selim, an Egyptian who spied for Mossad. After marrying an Egyptian officer, she passed on critical information — including air defense layouts — to Mossad, allowing Israel to inflict serious damage. Heba was eventually caught by Egyptian police in 1974 and executed alongside her husband.
