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Pink Villa
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Newswrap, July 28: Dulquer Salmaan's Kaantha teaser to Coolie trailer release date
From Dulquer Salmaan's Kaantha teaser to Rajinikanth-Lokesh Kanagaraj's Coolie trailer release date, here is everything that made headlines today. Do Karisma Kapoor's kids inherit a share of Late Sunjay Kapoor's wealth? A source close to Sunjay Kapur 's family and his business clarified that actress Karisma Kapoor has no involvement or stake in the property matters of her former husband. Although their kids Samaira and Kiaan will inherit what rightfully belongs to them. The source said, 'She is not involved in any inheritance or property-related matters in any way. The children are the rightful heirs and will receive what is due to them. Karisma's focus right now is only the well-being of her children.' Sanjay Dutt admits to getting a Rs 72 crore property from a fan In a recent interview with Curly Tales, Sanjay Dutt admitted that a fan had gifted his wealth of Rs 72 crore to his name. When asked whether he accepted it, the Munna Bhai MBBS actor mentioned that he returned the property to the fan's family. Dulquer Salmaan's Kaantha teaser out now Dulquer Salmaan's much awaited movie Kaantha is all set to release on September 12, 2025. The makers released its official teaser, on the occasion of the actor's 42nd birthday. The teaser showcases an intense look into how a superstar made a film his own, enjoying love from everyone around him. Coolie trailer to be out on August 2nd Sun Pictures officially released a brand new poster of Coolie ft. Rajinikanth, Aamir Khan, Nagarjuna, Upendra, Saubin Sahir, Shruti Haasan, and Sathyraj. The catchy poster is released with its trailer release date which is August 2nd. Earlier in an interview, Lokesh Kanagaraj had revealed the trailer release date. Sushmita Sen's ex-boyfriend Rohman Shawl celebrates 7 years friendship Sushmita Sen's former boyfriend Rohman Shawl took to Instagram and shared a monochromatic picture of himself with the actress. The Amaran actor accompanied his post with a lengthy heartfelt note in the caption as they completed seven years of their friendship today. An excerpt from his post reads, "Some stories outgrow their titles, but never their meaning!! I taught you chess, you now beat me without mercy. You taught me to swim, dragged a water phobic soul into the deep end (emotionally and literally). And how can I not thank you for giving me the best haircuts..." Stay tuned to Pinkvilla for more updates.
News18
7 days ago
- News18
Man held for abducting, raping minor in UPs Kushinagar
Agency: PTI Last Updated: Kushinagar (UP), Jul 24 (PTI) A man was arrested for allegedly abducting, raping and forcefully converting the religion of a 14-year-old girl here, police said on Thursday. Superintendent of Police Santosh Kumar Mishra said that a case was registered after the girl's father filed a complaint on July 12 at the Nebua Naurangia police station, accusing Shamshad alias Munna of abducting his daughter. Following this, police teams rescued the minor and arrested Munna from Pipra Bazar on Thursday. Mishra said Munna, a local resident working in Bengaluru, had taken the girl to a place near Kerala after forcefully changing her religion and raping her. He also changed her name to Nargis Khatoon and obtained an Aadhaar Card under this name, he added. Further legal proceedings are underway. PTI COR KIS ANM ZMN 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.
India.com
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
This Sholay star used to sell soap, had nothing to eat, was paid Rs 6 for his first film, name was..., died due to...
This Sholay star used to sell soap, had nothing to eat, was paid Rs 6 for his first film, name was..., died due to... Sholay continues to be one of the cult classic films in Bollywood. While lead actors Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra and Hema Malini received immense love for their portrayals, the actors who starred as supporting characters, including Asrani and Jagdeep, also received critical acclaim. Jagdeep, who portrayed Soorma Bhopali is still reminisced for his powerful dialogue 'Humara naam Soorma Bhopali aise hi nahi hai,' in Sholay. Do you know the actor had to go through extreme circumstances during his early phase? The heartbreaking struggles of Jagdeep's childhood Born as Syed Ishtiaq Ahmed Jaffrey in Gwalior during the pre-Partition days, Jagdeep's mother took him to Karachi after his father's demise. However, they later moved to Mumbai in search of better livelihood. With no family savings, Jagdeep's mother found a job at a local orphanage as a cook. He too took odd jobs such as selling kites and soap to earn whatever little he could to support his family. Jagdeep's first break in films Jagdeep then got his first break in the industry when someone came looking for kids to cast in B.R. Chopra's Afsana. He happily took the offer for mere Rs 3. On the set, he discovered that the actor who could speak Urdu would be paid Rs 6, so he eagerly said yes. From there on, he started getting small roles and collaborated with renowned filmmakers like KA Abbas (Munna), Guru Dutt (Aar Paar), and Bimal Roy (Do Bigha Zamin). He garnered recognition in 1986 with his quirky role in Shammi Kapoor's Brahmachari , becoming famous for his witty expressions and overall funny persona. It was until his character of Soorma Bhopali in Sholay rose him to celebratory status. With over 400 films and one of his most remarkable characters, veteran actor Jagdeep's contribution to the industry is still etched in the hearts of Bollywood fans. His journey from a tough childhood to a becoming a renowned comedian is nothing short of inspirational. The actor breathed his last on July 9, 2020 at the age of 81 at his Mumbai residence.
Time of India
15-07-2025
- Time of India
2 held for creating fake Aadhaar, lens on terror links
Kolkata: The Bengal STF has arrested owners of a mobile shop on Birbhum for allegedly creating fake Aadhaar cards, using forged documents, in exchange for money. Sheikh Miraj and Abdul Quddus, alias Sheikh Munna, were rounded up from Sattor in Parui on Sunday. An STF officer said they were investigating their possible links with Bangladeshi terror agencies, given that two arrested JMB men—Saab Sheikh alias Saab Rabbi, also an Ansarullah Bangla Team terror cell member—frequented Sattor. "Miraj and Munna might have been helping the Pakistani spy network, with fake Aadhaars being used to get Indian SIMs," said the officer. The two were presented in the Bidhannagar court on Monday and sent to seven-day police custody. You Can Also Check: Kolkata AQI | Weather in Kolkata | Bank Holidays in Kolkata | Public Holidays in Kolkata "The STF dismantled the well-organized, inter-state syndicate that forged govt documents. A case has been started at the STF (Headquarters) Police Station under the relevant sections of BNS, IT Act, the Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial And Other Subsidies, Benefits And Services) Act and the Foreigners Act," said SP (Operations) Indrajit Basu.
Time of India
10-07-2025
- Time of India
Relief for 4 as HC drops murder charge, reduces sentence to 7 yrs
Bhopal/Jabalpur: A division bench of the MP High Court reduced charges against four persons convicted for life on charges of murder under section 302 of the IPC to culpable homicide not amounting to murder under section 304 of the IPC. The court also reduced the quantum of their punishment to 7 years of rigorous imprisonment. The accused in the case were sentenced to life by a sessions court in 1996. By the time the MP High Court amended the order, the main accused in the case already remained in jail for 10 years, though he is currently on bail. The remaining three accused are also on bail, and the court asked them to surrender in court to complete their jail term of 7 years while ordering the main accused to be set free as he already remained in jail in excess of 7 years. A sessions court in Jabalpur sentenced four accused in a murder case—Buddhu, Munna, Imrat, and Burju—to life imprisonment in 1996 for attacking and fatally wounding 60-year-old Nakku following a dispute. The court asked them to surrender in Jabalpur court to complete their remaining sentence in jail.
