#Ira Khan

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Ira Khan Blames Father Aamir Khan For This And It's Related To Nick Jonas | People News

Mumbai: Aamir Khan’s daughter, Ira Khan, recently revealed how a miscommunication with her father led to her being trolled for a fashion faux pas at a high-profile event attended by international star Nick Jonas. In an interview with Pinkvilla, Ira opened up about the incident, playfully blaming her father for not informing her about the dress code. Ira explained, “I had no idea that Nick Jonas…

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आमिर खान की बेटी 'Ira Khan' ने शेयर की अपने दिल की बात, लिखा 'मैं डरती हूं...'!

1997 में जन्मीं आमिर और रीना की बेटी Ira Khan ने आज सोशल मीडिया पर कुछ ऐसा शेयर किया जिससे उनके फैंस काफी प्रभावित हुए हैं। इरा ने आज अपने इंस्टा हैंडल पर कुछ Text Images शेयर कीं जिनमें वे अपने विचारों को शेयर करती हुई नजर आ रही हैं। आइये हम भी जानते हैं आखिर उन्होंने ऐसा किया लिखा जिससे वे खबरों का हिस्सा बन ��यी हैं। Ira Khan यह हम उनकी लिखी बातों का हिंदी में अनुवाद कर रहे हैं। वे लिखती हैं…

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Ira Khan and Nupur Shikhare, who had a grand wedding celebration in Udaipur, hosted a reception for Bollywood celebrities and Mumbai friends and family at NMACC on January 13, 2024 evening.

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Decoding Ira Khan’s red-gold reception outfit with Monali Roy: 7 Months, 300 hours and more

Ira Khan, daughter of renowned actor Aamir Khan, celebrated her wedding reception on January 13 at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai.

The wedding of Aamir Khan's daughter Ira Khan and fitness trainer Nupur Shikhare continues to captivate, with the stunning red and gold lehenga worn by Ira at her reception, stealing the spotlight. This intricate piece, a collaboration between Ira and Sereia Design Studio by Monali Roy, wasn't just a stunning choice, it was a labour of love seven months in the making.

Ira's lehenga embraced traditional elements with a contemporary twist. The heavily embellished lehenga, paired with a modern blouse and a flowing georgette dupatta, reflected her desire for a unique bridal look. A report by News18 quoted designer Monali Roy describing Ira as "patient and understanding," and actively involved in the design process.

She asserted, “Ira wanted the traditional lehenga silhouette with a more modern blouse cut. Overall we took seven months to plan and execute the piece. More than 300 hours of labour went into producing the lehenga.” The report also stated that designed on pure raw silk, the custom shade of red complemented the intricate gold embroidery, featuring sequins, kardana, and traditional zardozi techniques.

Sereia Design Studio also designed three additional outfits for Ira's wedding festivities. The teal embroidered velvet blouse and draped dhoti set for the signing ceremony, the floor-length ivory thread work and pearl embroidered dress for the mehendi, and the gorgeous blue velvet lehenga with hooded cape for the sangeet showcased Ira's diverse and captivating style.

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Speaking of Ira Khan's grand wedding reception, it was held at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) in Mumbai. The event saw a bevy of celebrities gracing the occasion, including Nita and Mukesh Ambani, Salman Khan, Raj Thackeray, Dharmendra, Hema Malini, Jaya Bachchan, Rekha, Katrina Kaif, and many more.

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The newly-weds Ira Khan & Nupur Shikhare

Aamir Khan’s daughter, Ira Khan she has established herself as an entrepreneur, she has created a stir on the internet with her stream of work. For the unversed, Ira hasn’t followed the footsteps of her father and ventured into the showbiz. Instead, who has been actively working to promote mental health awareness and busting the common myths. She is also the founder of the NGO, Agastu Foundation,…

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Aamir Khan's daughter Ira Khan gets married to Nupur Shikhare

Aamir Khan and Reena Dutta’s daughter Ira Khan tied the knot to Nupur Shikare on the 3rd of January 2024. The wedding was held at the Taj Lands End in Mumbai where apparently the groom, a fitness coach, ran for 8km to reach the venue. It’s why he was spotted signing the marriage registration papers in that getup. After the ceremony, Aamir Khan and his whole family including of course, the bride…

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Inside Ira Khan And Nupur Shikhare's Dreamy Udaipur Wedding. See Pics

New Delhi: Hey folks, the wait is finally over. The first pictures of Ira Khan and Nupur Shikhare from their wedding in . . . Read the full article

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Aamir Khan arrives for Madhu Mantena and Ira Trivedi's wedding reception | Hindi Movie News

Producer Madhu Mantena and Yoga teacher Ira Trivedi have finally tied the knot today. After sharing the first pictures from their marriage, the newlyweds are now busy welcoming the guests arriving for their wedding reception in Mumbai. Aamir Khan was spotted wearing a white kurta as he reached the venue. Madhugreeted Aamir on his arrival and they both posed for a photograph together.The groom was…

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CRWBY & the White Fang - To Critique or Compliment?

There's no denying that when discussions of RWBY's quality come up, the specter of the White Fang, Blake & Faunus plot lines will almost inevitably rear their head.

So, I wanted to take some time to analyze my own critiques of CRWBY;s handling of these subjects, which thee writers themselves have said they found fault in regarding their work.

But, to also outline what I think was done well and address some common complains that I see, as I think there is a much more nuanced discussion that could be happening here.

With that in mind, lets begin:

My issues lie in the Execution:

CRWBY simply don't have the budget or time to give this topic the necessary breathing room to be handled with as much nuance as it needs; which at times can lead to a subject not being explore sufficiently, or a bit like in Mistral, a seemingly easy solution being applied to a complex issue. 

While I understood the logic of having Sienna supplanted as she was, and the tragedy of her death. The loss of her character and a more active counterweight to Ghira's pacifism has weakened a lot of the stronger aspects of their writing on this topic.

The plot of the series while allowing for the exploration of some of the themes at play means that in universe, characters need to logically prioritize the apocalypse witch over other matters sometimes.

My Praise is in the details:  

Faunus bigotry varies from regions to regions & country to country, in Vale it's heavily rooted in microaggressions, harassments and presumptions of guilt. In Mistrals its not only legalized to discriminate against Faunus, but there are outright lynch mobs. Meanwhile in Atlas it is blended with heavy doses of classism and the impoverished of Mantle are placed against the impoverished Faunus in the crater. 

The writers consistently acknowledge that this is a complicated issue, not in the sense of "Ooh poor bigot has a reason to be that way" but in the sense of "Fighting for a better world is hard, complicated work, where there is no a neat and tidy ending, or simple solution." Which is frankly far more realistic than I see in a lot of media that want to cap off stories with "& then bigotry was solved!" 

While Ghira has been returned to a prominent role, he outright respected Sienna Khan, and acknowledged the faults in his all too passive approached in the past. It also seems that thematically Blake is the one being set up to eventually take the reigns of the movement and seek out a path between easily exploitable militarism and all too self effacing pacificism.

Counters to Common Complaints: 

The White Fang are presented as faceless mooks -  This is indeed an issue in Volumes 1 through 3, however, it is also one CRWBY course corrected on, and I'd note Blake is also meant to be our primary window into the White Fang. What's more, the radicalization of the White Fang took time, with Sienna's era notably having actually seen genuine progress for Faunus, before Adam ended it in fire and blood.

What's more, if we look at resistance movements like the real world IRA, we will see that they too can start out using moderated violence, only to be co opted by self serving despots who harm their own people as well as others, so their shift is not exactly unrealistic.

Making a victim like Adam a villain is in poor taste -  A questionable claim as I think that is all down to execution and he's hardly the only character like that, & there's many others who overcame similar issues, so tis hardly "Abuse makes you evil."

But more to the point, given how a lot of people who have dealt with abusive stalkers, including those who weaponized their own history of abuse or trauma for sympathy said he was the most realistic portrayal of an abuser they've seen, I think there's a great deal of merit to his portrayal.

I would also note that the philosophical stance, "X person was a victim and therefore cannot be bad" is a poor and rather problematic idea. Because there is no demographic of person that makes one incapable of causing harm. Plus, Adam's life and death is still framed as a tragedy, despite all the harm he did, his life still had innate worth even to the people he hurt most.

(Well, the one's still alive anyway XD)

The White Fang being antagonists is corporate/military apologia -  I already addressed most of this above, but I wanted to re-center it because I had some interesting thoughts to share. Specifically how in another show this would be true, but it's not true in RWBY.

Because in most shows where the freedom fighters/terrorists are villainized, the institutions they target are propped up and defended, where its claimed, even if they are "flawed" they are "better", "Necessary", or more "well meaning" than the rebels.

Not true in RWBY

The SDC is every bit as bad as it's advertised, and Jac outright enables the villains in a selfish bid for power to protect his own wealth. Ironwood, who in other shows would be the "Good military man" type, reveals himself to be a craven coward and despot.

Ironwood and Adam's character songs even hit on the same themes of egotism and entitlement. Adam's is angrier & Ironwood's more grandiose because of their respective life experience, but they are men cut from a very similar cloth & playing similar roles amongst their peers and in the wider narrative.

Blake was originally a street kid, her being a princess is bad- That's not true in both cases and I appreciate CRWBY subverting the tired trope of "Violent minority girl gets saved and civilized by nice Caucasian girls" the post below goes into more detail on that: https://www.tumblr.com/kkglinka/176246425849/rwby-racial-trope-inversion?source=share 

Conclusion:

Ultimately, RWBY grew beyond, explored or outright subverted a lot of the usual issues that come attached with these complaints and had a lot more nuanced stuff to say on the subjects they tackled.

Even with their issues in tackling these subjects, I feel that there is much more interesting stuff to talk about than a lot of what I usually see come up when this subject comes around, which is a shame.

There's room to acknowledge where there were flaws without tearing down the entire concept, or glossing over what was done well, I think.

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Aamir Khan Reveals Taking Joint Therapy With Daughter Ira Khan To Work On The Issues Over The Years | People News

New Delhi: Aamir Khan recently opened up about taking joint therapy sessions with his daughter, Ira Khan, to address and work through personal issues they faced over the years. During his interaction and creating awareness about mental health, Aamir shared that the decision to attend therapy together was aimed at strengthening their bond and fostering a deeper understanding of each other. He…

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Game Roundup 2023: Part 3

Trying to squeeze in a couple more posts on this, but no promises! This one is going to have a laundry list at the bottom that I'm not going to give more detail on bc I lack time.

Bug Dish: Amuse Bouche by Ryan Khan

I cannot WAIT for the full version of this! Play as tiny bug chefs by collecting ingredients, making dishes, and serving customers!

HUNT by GilaRPGs

This one is one I picked up at GenCon. Play as an order of doomed knights hunting a beast. Uses the LUMEN 2.0 diceless system and grid-based combat, and it's a self-enclosed single session.

Our Haunt by Rae Nedjadi

Another delightful Belonging Outside Belonging game by @temporalhiccup! This one has the potential for a lot of poignancy or a lot of hijinks. Play as ghosts haunting a house.

Eyes on the Prize by Ira Prince

This may be my favorite game of the year, hands down. Play as a fake married couple trying to carry out a scheme! Try not to fall in love!

APOCALYPSE FRAME by @binarystargames

This mecha game is the right amount of crunch for me to play long-term (which i to say, less crunchy than Lancere and Beam Saber). It makes use of LUMEN to create a super tight, fast-paced game of mech combat.

Other stuff I've read that I'm not going to elaborate on at this time:

House Spirit

To keep ghosts alive

Our Farm Becomes the Battlefield

Apocalypse, Wow

Keepers of the Cards

Definitely Wizards

Neon Sundown

Death Sentence

Phanta

The Queen Returns

house

Tavern at the End of the World

MirrorMoon

Forecaster: The Body You Share

i want your bite

Our Love Can't Save The World

Love by the Quarter Mile

Dragonhearts

your body, an altar

Subway Runners

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give me any headcanon you like!

Bet. I'll try and keep this spoiler free

The only person worse at Volleyball than Merida is Deena. Even ULRICH is better somehow. Deena's terrain is just Not Sand

Half of the reason why Spencer is so spoiled is because his dad was a great tamer(this was said in game!) And I imagine he well... passed suddenly. So in return Bella is trying her best. Spencer is a little shite but I believe in her ability to make him an okay kid

Ira is actually not from Ignita, she just lives there now because of the whole band thing

Ivan could've rivaled Xanders in terms of strength. If they both gave it their all I'm pretty sure the room would be trashed. Fenrir is just inhuman and Ivan is so slow

I tend to call the bounty hunter Dante, I imagine he's actually good at his jobs when you're not around

Hilda and Khan help Blue with their psychic thing post-game. Speaking of, Blue is psychic

Taking out Omicron completely nuked everyone including Nara's power levels. I like to think she would've beat Xanders otherwise, but it was a necessity

Luhava helped Ulzar out, actually. He landed the final hit on Omicron when Ulzar's nexomon Could Not. Then he simply flew off not to be seen until with Blue

I could go on, but this is enough

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daughters of the sun - ira mukhoty

most of the women of the mughal haraman were, in fact, not wives at all; they were mothers, like hamida banu and harkha bai, unmarried sisters, like jahanara and roshanara, divorced women, like khanzada, single daughters, like zeb-un-nisa and zeenat-un-nisa, aunts, like gulbadan, distant relatives, like salima sultan, elderly dependents, etc. they were not sexually available women at all. and yet they all had a role to play, a duty to perform, and they were respected, and paid, for these crucial jobs.

who were the mughal women behind the veil of the zenana? hidden behind the purdah, little historical accounts were recorded of the ongoings within the harem, and those that were are steeped in orientalism, western curiosity (and ethnocentricism alike) sprouting ideas of languor, lasciviousness, blouseless indian women waiting in their haveli for their shahenshah to visit them. such a lack of probing into the real story led to a disappointing overshadowing of the role played by the harem in the empire. but ira mukhoty casts this shadow away, shining the light of her in depth research and impeccable narrative to delve into the lives of some of the most influential women the world has seen.

mukhoty takes her readers through each reign of the mughal emperors, from babur's escape from samarkand to aurangzeb's mammoth of expanded territory. we hear of khanzada begum, babur's eldest sister, surrendered to shaybani khan and separated from her timurid family for almost a decade; gulbadan begum, who authored the famous humayunama, the biography of her father; nur jahan, the chief consort who had coins struck in her name, who was short of only being announced in the khutba from being the padshah herself; and jahanara begum, the daughter of shah jahan, who went from her glorious reign as padshah begum to her imprisonment in agra fort with her ailing father as her brother took the throne. interspersed are the stories of other, lesser known women of the harem -- wet nurses such as maham anaga; second, third, and fourth wives; and sisters and daughters that fall back to the sidelines. most beautifully of all, mukhoty weaves this all into a complex tapestry of female power, ambition, companionship, and spirituality, displaying in rich hues the kaleidoscope of lives suffusing the mughal harem.

after four-hundred years, the curtain of the zenana is finally pulled back -- along with the misconceptions colouring a vital chapter of female history.