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Neena Gupta's Fav Lauki Rice: Know The Benefits And Why You Must Have It Too
Below we share the many benefits of this lauki and rice recipe.
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Collagen Or Biotin? Doctor Explains Which Is Better For Our Skin & Hair
Dr. Geetika Mittal Gupta explains the difference between collagen and biotin.
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5 Signs That You're Using The Wrong Cleanser, According To An Expert
Dr. Geetika Mittal Gupta shares via her Instagram, signs of a cleanser that is not good for our skin health.
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"Didn't Think I Would...": ISC Topper Manya Gupta On Scoring 99.75%
Indian School Certificate (ISC) examinations Class 12 topper Manya Gupta on Sunday said that she never thought that she was going to top exams in India.
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John Abraham's next movie an action revenge saga
After the success of Shootout At Wadala, director Sanjay Gupta will work with John Abraham again in an action-revenge saga, which he says will be totally new for the Indian screens.
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John Abraham: Sanjay Gupta gave me my life
John Abraham is overjoyed with the kind of response he has received for his portrayal of gangster Manya Surve in Shootout at Wadala .
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When Jeetendra boosted John Abraham's confidence
John Abraham's next is crime thriller Shootout At Wadala, a genre not so popular among women. But yesteryear actor Jeetendra feels it will appeal to the fairer sex and his encouraging words have boosted the actor's confidence.
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John Abraham signs Welcome Back, says Akshay Kumar happy for him
John Abraham has replaced Akshay Kumar in Welcome Back, a sequel to Welcome, and says that the Bollywood Khiladi is "happiest" for him.
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When John Abraham felt he can't play Manya Surve
John Abraham initially doubted his ability to portray gangster Manya Surve in Shootout At Wadala.
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Shootout At Wadala gets A-certificate
The Censor Board Of Film Certification (CBFC) has cleared crime thriller Shootout At Wadala with an A-certificate, with no visual cuts.
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John Abraham: Manya Surve's role will reintroduce me
John Abraham believes that his role of gangster Manya Surve in Shootout At Wadala will reintroduce him to the audiences.
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Shootout at Wadala to release on May 3
The release of actor John Abraham starrer Shootout at Wadala has been postponed to May 3. The action crime drama, directed by Sanjay Gupta, is the prequel to 2007 hit film Shootout at Lokhandwala and is based on the book 'Dongri to Dubai'.
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Ready to face any opposition to Shootout At Wadala: Sanjay Gupta
Director Sanjay Gupta, whose upcoming film Shootout At Wadala is based on gangster Manya Surve and other real life characters, says the movie touches upon controversial issues, but he is ready to face any kind of opposition for it.
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John Abraham will be Bollywood's first shirtless mafia don
Sanjay Gupta said his film Shootout at Wadala will have protagonist Manya Surve, played by John Abraham, as the first shirtless mafia don in Bollywood.
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From real to reel: Reality inspires more Bollywood films
Real-life incidents are finding their way on to reel, spurring Indian cinema's gradual move towards more realistic cinema.
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Neena Gupta's Fav Lauki Rice: Know The Benefits And Why You Must Have It Too
Below we share the many benefits of this lauki and rice recipe.
-
Collagen Or Biotin? Doctor Explains Which Is Better For Our Skin & Hair
Dr. Geetika Mittal Gupta explains the difference between collagen and biotin.
-
5 Signs That You're Using The Wrong Cleanser, According To An Expert
Dr. Geetika Mittal Gupta shares via her Instagram, signs of a cleanser that is not good for our skin health.
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"Didn't Think I Would...": ISC Topper Manya Gupta On Scoring 99.75%
Indian School Certificate (ISC) examinations Class 12 topper Manya Gupta on Sunday said that she never thought that she was going to top exams in India.
-
John Abraham's next movie an action revenge saga
After the success of Shootout At Wadala, director Sanjay Gupta will work with John Abraham again in an action-revenge saga, which he says will be totally new for the Indian screens.
-
John Abraham: Sanjay Gupta gave me my life
John Abraham is overjoyed with the kind of response he has received for his portrayal of gangster Manya Surve in Shootout at Wadala .
-
When Jeetendra boosted John Abraham's confidence
John Abraham's next is crime thriller Shootout At Wadala, a genre not so popular among women. But yesteryear actor Jeetendra feels it will appeal to the fairer sex and his encouraging words have boosted the actor's confidence.
-
John Abraham signs Welcome Back, says Akshay Kumar happy for him
John Abraham has replaced Akshay Kumar in Welcome Back, a sequel to Welcome, and says that the Bollywood Khiladi is "happiest" for him.
-
When John Abraham felt he can't play Manya Surve
John Abraham initially doubted his ability to portray gangster Manya Surve in Shootout At Wadala.
-
Shootout At Wadala gets A-certificate
The Censor Board Of Film Certification (CBFC) has cleared crime thriller Shootout At Wadala with an A-certificate, with no visual cuts.
-
John Abraham: Manya Surve's role will reintroduce me
John Abraham believes that his role of gangster Manya Surve in Shootout At Wadala will reintroduce him to the audiences.
-
Shootout at Wadala to release on May 3
The release of actor John Abraham starrer Shootout at Wadala has been postponed to May 3. The action crime drama, directed by Sanjay Gupta, is the prequel to 2007 hit film Shootout at Lokhandwala and is based on the book 'Dongri to Dubai'.
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Ready to face any opposition to Shootout At Wadala: Sanjay Gupta
Director Sanjay Gupta, whose upcoming film Shootout At Wadala is based on gangster Manya Surve and other real life characters, says the movie touches upon controversial issues, but he is ready to face any kind of opposition for it.
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John Abraham will be Bollywood's first shirtless mafia don
Sanjay Gupta said his film Shootout at Wadala will have protagonist Manya Surve, played by John Abraham, as the first shirtless mafia don in Bollywood.
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From real to reel: Reality inspires more Bollywood films
Real-life incidents are finding their way on to reel, spurring Indian cinema's gradual move towards more realistic cinema.
