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“How’s the Josh? Low?” Then you should go and watch "Uri: The Surgical Strike" and recharge your josh by witnessing the valor of our army. Forget every noise that is buzzing around and stopping you from watching such a class movie, and feel proud of our army.
On 7th December, Rajasthan—the biggest state of India—will come out, perhaps in the bitter cold, to cast their valuable votes for Rajasthan Election 2018. One party has a face for their leader but faces gross anti-incumbency, while the other party has no leader with no face. This election is interesting but leaves the people in a dilemma about their choice.
The best part of being a writer is you create your own universe as God does. These words stuck in my mind one day while I was deep in thought. I liked it and thought that one day, when the appropriate time arrives, I would write it or maybe use it in one of my pieces. I never imagined I would use it for Stan Lee. I never thought the appropriate time would arrive in such a tragic way.
Allama Iqbal, the man who in 1904 gave us one of the most patriotic songs "Saare Jahan Se Achcha" and then in 1930 introduced the idea that laid the foundation of the Two-nation Theory, which spiritually led to the creation of Pakistan.
Tabassum Fatima Hashmi, mononymously known as Tabu, is celebrating her 47th birthday today. Born on this day in Hyderabad, she started her career at the age of 14 in the movie "Hum Naujawan." However, it was in 1996 that she truly showcased her capabilities with the film "Maachis," earning her the National Award for Best Actress. By the turn of the millennium, she delivered a powerful performance in "Astitva," a film with a deeper storyline, emotions, and characters, proving her maturity as an artist.
It’s 20th October, which marks my birthday on the calendar, and like every year, I received plenty of wishes. Some of them were totally unexpected, while others were just as they always are.
10th October, personally, was one of the saddest dates of my life, as I recall the news of the demise of the Ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh Ji. He was in the hospital battling for his life after suffering a brain hemorrhage on 23rd September 2011, but all efforts went in vain with his death on 10th October. Today, I am still unable to fully express how I feel after seven years. I hope that by translating my poem, which I instantly wrote upon hearing the news of his death, I can convey my feelings. To be honest, I feel the same as I did seven years ago; his death deeply hurt me and many of us.
Life is not eternal; one can enjoy life until one is in the state of enjoying it. This timeless wisdom echoes through the ages, reminding us of the value of our mortal lives. One of the most compelling stories that explore this theme is the legendary quest of Alexander the Great in search of the Fountain of Youth.
Explore our in-depth review of Nandita Das's film "Manto," featuring Nawazuddin Siddiqui in a career-defining role as the legendary writer Saadat Hasan Manto. Discover the poignant storytelling and historical context that make this film a must-watch.
19th September, I don’t know but I have been attracted to this date ever since I was a kid. I have so many memories associated with this date from Yuvraj’s 6 sixes to Stuart Broad, to the birthday of one of my favorite singers Lucky Ali, to the birthday of Cold Frost (Caitlin Snow AKA Killer Frost) from The Flash, to the birthday of my best friend Hitesh and yes of course Nehal. You people are my favorite people coincidently all are associated with 19th September. What I feel for this date, I found myself incapable of expressing it in words. Maybe one day will become capable enough to do the same.
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