#The Noida Double Murders

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Just ended up searching my fav unsolved murder case

I literallyy forgot what I was supposed to do

Like my mind has gone blank

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Most underrated Bollywood movies of all time

Most Underrated Bollywood Movies of All Time  Introduction: Indian cinema has a rich and diverse history, producing many films that cater to various tastes and sensibilities. While some movies achieve blockbuster status and gain widespread acclaim, others often slip under the radar despite their exceptional storytelling, performances, and unique perspectives. In this article, we'll spotlight the 30 most underrated Indian movies that deserve more recognition and appreciation.

1.           Ship of Theseus (2012): Directed by Anand Gandhi, this thought-provoking film explores philosophical themes through three distinct storylines, raising questions about identity, morality, and the interconnectedness of life

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2.           Aankhon Dekhi (2013): Rajat Kapoor's film follows the journey of a man who decides to believe only what he sees with his own eyes, leading to humorous and poignant situations that challenge conventional wisdom.

3.           Masaan (2015): Neeraj Ghaywan's debut film delves into the lives of characters navigating love, loss, and societal expectations in the culturally rich city of Varanasi, offering a poignant and emotionally resonant narrative.

4.           Court (2014): Chaitanya Tamhane's National Award-winning film explores the Indian legal system through the trial of a folk singer accused of abetting a sewer worker's suicide. The film critically examines societal structures and justice.

5.        Titli (2014): Kanu Behl's directorial debut tells the gritty tale of a young man's struggle to break free from his dysfunctional family's criminal activities, providing a raw and unfiltered look at life on the fringes of society.

6.           Talvar (2015): Based on the Noida double murder case, Meghna Gulzar's film presents multiple perspectives on the investigation, highlighting the complexities and flaws within the Indian criminal justice system.

7. The Lunchbox (2013): Ritesh Batra's heartwarming tale revolves around a mistaken lunchbox delivery that sparks an unusual friendship between a lonely office worker and a neglected housewife, beautifully capturing the essence of Mumbai

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Unveiling Noida’s Most Notorious Cases: A Detective Agency’s Perspective

Introduction

Noida, a bustling city in the National Capital Region, is no stranger to intriguing and sometimes baffling criminal cases. From high-profile crimes to mysterious disappearances, Noida has witnessed its share of enigmatic events. In this blog, we will take you on a journey through some of the most notorious cases that have unfolded in Noida, offering insights into how detective agencies have played a crucial role in unraveling these mysteries.

The Jessica Lal Murder Case

One of Noida’s most infamous cases is the Jessica Lal murder. Detective agency were pivotal in gathering evidence against the influential accused, leading to a landmark verdict that highlighted the importance of justice over privilege.

The Aarushi-Hemraj Double Murder

The tragic Aarushi-Hemraj double murder case sent shockwaves through Noida. Detective agencies played a vital role in piecing together the puzzle, eventually leading to a conviction that, to this day, remains a topic of discussion.

The Nithari Serial Killings

The Nithari serial killings shook Noida to its core. Detective agencies were instrumental in uncovering the horrific truth behind the disappearances of several children and young women, shedding light on the dark world of serial killers.

The BMW Hit-and-Run Case

In a hit-and-run case involving a BMW, Detective Agency worked tirelessly to track down the errant driver, highlighting the city’s commitment to ensuring justice for all, regardless of social status.

The Noida Double Murder

This tragic case involved the murders of a mother and daughter in their Noida apartment. Detective agencies meticulously gathered evidence, leading to the identification and conviction of the culprits.

The Kidnapping of Monika Ghurde

The kidnapping and murder of perfume specialist Monika Ghurde sent shockwaves across Noida. Detective agencies collaborated with law enforcement to bring her kidnapper to justice.

The Corporate Espionage Scandal

Noida witnessed a corporate espionage scandal that exposed the dark underbelly of industrial espionage. Detective agencies played a critical role in unveiling the network of spies and the companies involved.

The Unsolved Disappearances

Noida has its share of unsolved disappearance cases. Detective agencies continue their relentless pursuit of answers, offering hope to the families who await closure.

The Cybercrime Challenge

With the rise in cybercrimes, Detective agencies in Noida are at the forefront of combating digital threats, ensuring that individuals and businesses remain secure in the digital age.

Conclusion

Noida’s history is marked by a series of intriguing and challenging cases that have tested the mettle of law enforcement and detective agencies. These professionals have demonstrated their dedication and resilience in the pursuit of truth and justice. As Noida continues to grow and evolve, detective agencies remain a vital component of the city’s commitment to maintaining law and order, ensuring that justice prevails in even the most notorious cases.

This blog provides a glimpse into the captivating world of detective work in Noida, where mysteries are unraveled, and justice prevails, thanks to the tireless efforts of these dedicated professionals.

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The Noida Double Murders

On May 15th, 2008, in Noida, India, Aarushi Talwar, 13, was found murdered in her bed on the 16th, and a day later, the body of Hemraj Banjade, 45, was found partially decomposed on the home’s terrace. The years since then have resulted in two distinct CBI (the Indian equivalent of the FBI) investigations, multiple dubious interrogations using “truth serum,” the controversial conviction of the parents of the slain girl, and finally, the high stakes acquittal of these same parents in the Allahabad High Court.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar lived in an apartment in Sector 25 (Jalvayu Vihar) of Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, along with their 13-year-old daughter, Aarushi. Both parents were dentists and practiced at their clinic in nearby Sector 27. Like most middle-class Indian families, they employed live-in domestic help to help with cooking, cleaning, and general housekeeping. Hemraj Banjade, originally from the Arghakhanchi district of Nepal, slept in an attached servants’ quarters that featured both a separate entryway from outside the apartment and, also, opened directly into the larger apartment itself. As far as family life was concerned, the only thing of note was that there was nothing especially noteworthy about their family; they were middle-class professionals with a teenage daughter about whom they seemed to care deeply. A normal family, a normal life.

This all changed on May 16th, when Aarushi’s body was found lying on her bed, throat slit and bearing all the signs of a massive wound to the head, covered in a flannel blanket, and Hemraj was nowhere to be found. The police were called, but as can be expected in an apartment building, by the time they arrived, the crime scene was full of concerned neighbors, passersby, and rubberneckers. Only Aarushi’s room was empty, but that didn’t change the fact that the crime scene was “completely trampled upon,” according to a local magazine. Hemraj was immediately blamed for the horrific crime, especially as the police suspected that the throat wound was caused by a kukri, or Nepalese knife. So convinced that Hemraj was the perpetrator, in fact, that Rajesh offered the police ₹25,000 to go to the servant’s village in Nepal and see if he had fled the country. An initial reading of the evidence, at least to the police, suggested that Hemraj had entered Aarushi’s room while drunk, tried to sexually assault her, and then killed her when she fought back.

This reading was almost immediately torpedoed when, the next day, Hemraj’s badly decomposed body was found stashed on the home’s terrace. Even with the state of the corpse, however, one thing was obvious: he had been brutally murdered in much the same way as Aarushi. Both Aarushi and Hemraj were estimated to have been killed at roughly the same time: between midnight and 1AM in the early morning of the 16th. However, even though it had only been a day since the murder, things were already going sideways with the police’s handling of the case. Either due to miscommunication or under the assumption that this would be an open and shut case, the police officers at the scene had given the go-ahead to the domestic staff to clean up the house, and thus eliminate any remaining, non-trampled evidence. Additionally, Aarushi’s body had already been cremated at 4PM on the 15th – stunningly quickly, to some observers, and before Hemraj’s body had even been discovered. Later, a report by the CBI estimated that almost 90% of the evidence at the crime scene was destroyed due to these early missteps.

After considering the Talwar’s previous servant, Vishnu Sharma, and various other domestic help that the Talwars employed, the police settled on the suspects that they would pursue aggressively: the Talwars themselves. It became all too easy to see the attack through the lens of an honor killing. Aarushi had been cremated with astonishing speed after her post-mortem investigation, but the examiner at the time had discovered no signs of sexual activity. However, this seemed to change, with the examiner changing his interpretation to one of possible sexual assault – and paving the way to one of the most popular theories of the case.

In this theory, Hemraj and Aarushi were lovers (although Aarushi was not yet 14 years old), and were discovered in the act by an enraged Rajesh. Blinded by rage, Rajesh killed first Hemraj and then his own daughter, hiding the body of his servant on the terrace to better scapegoat him. At first blush, this is a compelling story: love between two worlds, toxic masculinity, filicide, a conspiracy… It’s no wonder, then, that this is the theory that the media latched onto most eagerly.

The case remains unsolved.

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MP के पूर्व CM कमलनाथ के चचेरे भाई-भाभी हत्याकांड में पुलिस की बदमाशों से मुठभेड़, दो गिरफ्तार

MP के पूर्व CM कमलनाथ के चचेरे भाई-भाभी हत्याकांड में पुलिस की बदमाशों से मुठभेड़, दो गिरफ्तार

टर नोएडा ���ें कारोबारी नरेंद्र नाथ और 65 वर्षीय उनकी पत्नी सुमन नाथ डबल मर्डर मामले में शामिल मुख्य आरोपी समेत दो बदमाशों से पुलिस की मुठभेड़ हुई है. इस मुठभेड़ में पुलिस ने दो आरोपियों को गिरफ्तार किया है. Source link

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मध्यप्रदेश के पूर्व CM कमलनाथ के चचेरे भाई-भाभी का मर्डर,पैसों के विवाद में मर्डर का शक

मध्यप्रदेश के पूर्व CM कमलनाथ के चचेरे भाई-भाभी का मर्डर,पैसों के विवाद में मर्डर का शक

ग्रेटर नोएडा में गुरुवार रात बुजुर्ग दंपती की गला दबा��र हत्या कर दी गई। यह हत्याकांड बीटा-2 थाना एरिया के अल्फा-2 सेक्टर में हुआ। यहां के मकान नंबर I-24 में 74 साल के नरेंद्र नाथ पत्नी सुमन के साथ रहते थे। मौके पर मौजूद नरेंद्र के बेटे रोहित ने बताया कि वह मध्यप्रदेश के पूर्व CM कमलनाथ के चचेरे भाई थे। कमलनाथ के करीबी कांग्रेस नेता मनोज राजानी ने भी इसकी पुष्टि की है। पड़ोसियों ने शुक्रवार सुबह…

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Bollywood & Biopics

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From Mary Kom to The Legend of Bhagat Singh, biopics have always been a quintessential part of Bollywood. Almost always guaranteeing a big box-office number, these movies attract the public eyes to untold stories. The actors playing the pivotal roles gain stardom for their capability and the directors gain certification of a good director from the public. Over the years, there have been many masterpieces in this genre (like Chak De! India and Shahid) and some... well... not masterpieces (like Azhar and Haseena Parkar) but regardless, they gain a fair amount of media coverage and love from the audiences. However, I’ve recently noticed a large number of biopics going on production (mostly the ones on the picture before but other ones include 83, Prithviraj, an unnamed Saina Nehwal movie, and Gunjan Saxena) and I just cannot help but ask; why are there so many biopics under production now? What started the trend and why is it still so prevalent? 

Looking At The Numbers

Firstly, let’s look at things from a producer’s standpoint: to both earn money and provide an unforgettable movie-going experience, they need to invest in a project that has previously proved its engagement with audiences. Other than the holy trinity of genres I call RAD (romance, action, drama), a very prevalent and successful genre is a biopic. Take the last decade as an example; it started out with the promising Dirty Picture and  Paan Singh Tomar. After a row of impressive biopics back-to-back, Dangal hit the theatres in 2016 and became the highest-grossing Bollywood (Hindi) movie ever with a whopping ₹2,024 crores worldwide. This groundbreaking movie signifies the marketability of a biopic and how much it attracts the public. Even more so, in later years other movies like Sanju and Padmaavat have gained a considerable amount of revenue, further backing up this argument. So long story short, over the last decade, biopics have continuously proven that they are highly marketable and can gain a lot of money. Like, a lot.

Gaining Credibility

Other than the numbers, another thing biopics are known for is giving actors acting credibility (and by credibility I mean the gaining respect an actor gets from critics, audiences, and other individuals in the industry, not from the money the movie gains). An actor who exactly embodies what I am trying to convey is Rajkummar Rao. After his debut in Love, Sex Aur Dhoka, his later roles were either supporting characters in successes or main characters in flops. Although many critics praised his performance in these movies, he was still unable to gain respect as a leading man in Bollywood. That was until Shahid rolled around the corner. The movie was about a Muslim lawyer named Shahid Azmi and although it was a flop, Rao was immensely praised for his performance. He later received the Filmfare Award for Best Actor and National Award for Best Actor along with Suraj Venjaramoodu. After that, Rao was finally regarded as a serious actor and delivered other memorable performances in movies like Queen, Bareily Ki Barfi, and Newton. It’s not just the actors who gain credibility from biopics; the directors do too. Meghna Gulzar is a prime example of that. Before she made the critically acclaimed Talvar about the 2008 Noida double murder case, she made movies like Filhaal..., Just Married, and Dus Kahanniyan. According to the IMDB ratings, the movies weren’t that great, having an average of 5.6/10. But when you look at the IMDB rating of Talvar (8.2/10), it’s almost hard to believe it is from the same director.

Endorsing That Guy

Another sad and unfortunate reason as to why biopics are popular nowadays (albeit quite small) is because of endorsing or enlightening a famous figure’s public image. A few I can think of off the top of my head are PM Narendra Modi, Azhar, and Sanju. In all of these cases, the creative decision is to focus on other aspects of the person’s life, like in Azhar, the creators focused on the cricketer’s personal life rather than the match-fixing scandal which banned him from the ICC and BCCI for life. Another trend I see is them bending certain facts of their history to make them appear helpless. To avoid being political, in Sanju it was shown that Dutt first started using drugs on the set of his first movie Rocky with the fictional character of Zubin when in reality, he started using them in high school with his friends. Although a few of these alterations can be easily looked over, it falters the delivery of the movie's final message and not to mention distracts the audience members from the otherwise engaging aspects of the movie. It just feels like the movie has a hidden agenda, which pulls us out of the movie immediately.

Outro

In my opinion, biopic movies are a blessing from whatever is above. It shows us how there are hidden gems amongst the generally depressing world and how inspiration can be found anywhere. The delivery of their message is also much more effective than that of a fictional story because it is marketed to be real. However, sometimes overdoing it can lose the magic behind a biopic and the formula of the story soon becomes stale and overdone. I do think Bollywood is heading that way with their next row of biopics, but I’m still excited to watch many of these movies. Hopefully, these movies will prove me wrong and the formula isn’t stale and dry. Also, let me know what you guys think of biopics. Do you generally like most of them or do you think there are way too many to keep track of? Thank you so much for making it this far into the post. Wash your hands and practice social distancing :)

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Rahasya (2015)

Belakangan ini agak tertarik dengan film-film India gara-gara ada orang rumah nyekokin mulu. Film-film yang dicekokin yang tjakep-tjakep lagi. Semalam baru saja beres menonton Rahasya, film India bergenre crime keluaran 2015. Karena memang dasarnya suka film-film berjenis crime--meski setelah menonton kalau mau ke toilet minta dianter--Rahasya tentu membuat hati saya terhibur dan kepala saya cenat-cenut sekaligus. Kenapa? Oke, saya ceritakan sedikit, sisanya ditonton sendiri ya. Itupun kalau suka dan tertarik. Kalau tidak, yagapapa.

Pada pagi hari di salah satu apartemen mewah, seorang anak perempuan ditemukan tewas di kamarnya sendiri dalam posisi berbaring di kasurnya--yang kekecilan deh kayaknya, kakinya ngegantung (haha!). Penyebab meninggalnya karena gorokan pisau di leher. Rapi, memanjang, dan tipis. Seperti sekali tebas dan menggunakan pisau bermata tipis yang tajam (yaiyala tajam -,-). Gadis itu bernama Ayesha, anak tunggal dari pasangan dokter. Yang menemukan mayat Ayesha adalah pembantunya yang sudah bekerja di keluarga tersebut sangat lama. Ayah Ayesha adalah orang kedua yang menemukan mayat karena diberitahu oleh pembantunya. Tak ayal ayah yang semalaman mabuk itu terkejut melihat putrinya sudah tiada. Polisi pun datang, memeriksa keseluruhan kamar kemudian menyisir seluruh apartemen. Yang tinggal di apartemen tersebut sebenarnya ada lima orang; ayah yang mabuk semalaman, ibu yang melakukan operasi di luar kota dan baru pulang pagi hari, pembantu perempuan yang sudah lama bekerja, pembantu laki-laki yang baru 2-3 bulan bekerja dan ternyata memiliki catatan kriminal, dan Ayesha yang malang. Adapun barang-barang bukti yang ditemukan di TKP berupa pulpen mahal milik ayah dan rambut dengan hasil lab dinyatakan milik ayah. Semua bukti mengarah pada ayah. Ayah yang memiliki kebiasaan kalau malam mabuk, pagi hari akan lupa apa saja yang dilakukan pada malam hari, menjadi terduga sementara. Di samping itu ada pacar Ayesha yang hilang setelah kejadian dan kebetulan pada saat kejadian seorang satpam apartemen melihat lelaki--yang dalam cerita dinyatakan seorang muslim--lari tergesa-gesa keluar apartemen sambil memegang lengannya yang berdarah, pun ikut menjadi terduga. Dan satu lagi, pembantu lelaki yang ikut menghilang dengan bukti kamar pembantu kosong didukung ia memiliki catatan kriminal, menjadi terduga juga.

Singkat cerita semua alibi, saksi, barang bukti, motif menyudutkan sang ayah. Ayah didakwa menjadi tersangka. Tapi tidak sampai di situ saja, karena baru seperempat film, dakwaan dari pengadilan menandakan bahwa film ini benar-benar baru akan dimulai. Seorang detektif--yang otaknya jalan ketika menguyah kacang--mengambil alih kasusnya. Ia menemukan bukti-bukti baru yang tidak terungkap oleh polisi. Perlahan-lahan semua terbuka. Bukti satu membawanya kepada bukti yang lain, membawanya juga kepada kecurigaan terhadap kemungkinan pelaku lain. Saya sendiri gemas, menebak-nebak siapa pelaku pembunuhan. Jangan-jangan si A, tapi atas dasar apa. Ah pasti si B, eh tapi kok bukan. C deh ini pasti, tapi dia ada alibi. Saya berani katakan pembuat cerita Rahasya cukup pintar memutar-mutar jalan pikiran penonton. Dengan ending yang berhasil bikin cengo, saya acungkan empat jempol! Plot twist selalu menjadi favorit. Mind blowing sekali. Satu saja yang kurang megang; mengenai alat bukti. 

Btw, usut punya usut Rahasya ini ternyata terinspirasi dari kisah nyata di India juga loh! Kasus pembunuhan yang cukup terkenal pada tahun 2008--yang dikenal dengan  Noida Double Murder Case. Ada lagi film India yang tidak hanya terinspirasi, tetapi juga mengangkat cerita pembunuhan di Noida ini. Judulnya Talvar. Saya sempat melihat filmnya, dan membosankan :p. Saya juga baca-baca artikel mengenai Noida Double Murder Case, ternyata ini adalah kasus pembunuhan seorang anak dan pembantu yang menjadi tersangkanya ayah dan ibunya. Tetapi pemecahan kasusnya rumit berbelit-belit, wajar saja dari awal investigasi dari kepolisian saja sudah berantakan. Di kisah nyata pun ternyata kasusnya memang tidak terpecahkan, karena sebenarnya tidak ada alat bukti pasti yang memberatkan kedua orang tua tersebut.

Lah jadi panjang ya. 

Terakhir deh. 

Rate for Rahasya 8.5/10.

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Here are the Six best hindi movies on Netflix

Dilwale

Reflect onconsideration on a Romeo & Juliet set in India. where love is not possible to due own family rivalry and demise is inside the air at each corner. Raj is in truth a mafia member and he falls for Meera, the daughter of his rival gang leader. they've best hindi movies on netflix move separate ways after Meera shoots Raj via mistake. Will their kids live a glad and tranquil lifestyles away from motion? discover on this precise Hindi film to look at on Netflix.

Jab Harry Met Sejal

This Hindi romantic comedy follows the tale of a depressed middle-elderly excursion guide who studies a revelation adventure, a ride throughout Europe with Sejal in look for her engagement ring. Watch on Netflix in case you are keen on Hindi love memories.

Talvar

primarily based at the 2008 Noida double murder case, which saw the loss of life of a teenage woman and her own family servant,  Talvar is one of the pleasant Hindi films on Netflix.

Dhanak

Pari wants to assist Chotu, her brother, to have his sight lower back: collectively they undertake a magic journey through  Rajasthan. alongside the manner they may meet flamboyant characters however who the really want to find is Bollywood famous person  Shah Rukh Khan, who promised to help them with their undertaking. Will they succeed? discover on Netflix.

Taare Zameen Par

one of the exceptional Hindi film drama to look at on Netflix that sees an 8-yr-vintage boy because the protagonist. Is he surely such a troublemaker or his artwork instructor has absolutely located out his struggles are due to dyslexia?

Bombay Talkies

Bombay Talkies consists of 4 quick movies from extraordinary administrators and celebrates the one centesimal year of Indian cinema. the quick films include: Ajeeb Dastaan Hai Yeh; the story of a gay man dealing with his sexuality, Sheila Ki Jawaani; a boy’s dream to be a dancer, Murabba (Fruit maintain); a man’s quest to carry out his loss of life father’s want, and big name, the story of an actor.

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The Noida Double Murder of Aarushi Talwar and Hemraj Banjade | India https://audioboom.com/posts/8149154-the-noida-double-murder-of-aarushi-talwar-and-hemraj-banjade-india

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Unveiling the Gems: 30 Most Underrated Indian Movies You Need to Watch

Introduction: Indian cinema has a rich and diverse history, producing a multitude of films that cater to various tastes and sensibilities. While some movies achieve blockbuster status and gain widespread acclaim, others often slip under the radar despite their exceptional storytelling, performances, and unique perspectives. In this article, we'll shine a spotlight on the 30 most underrated Indian movies that deserve more recognition and appreciation.

1.           Ship of Theseus (2012): Directed by Anand Gandhi, this thought-provoking film explores philosophical themes through three distinct storylines, raising questions about identity, morality, and the interconnectedness of life

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2.           Aankhon Dekhi (2013): Rajat Kapoor's film follows the journey of a man who decides to believe only what he sees with his own eyes, leading to humorous and poignant situations that challenge conventional wisdom.

3.           Masaan (2015): Neeraj Ghaywan's debut film delves into the lives of characters navigating love, loss, and societal expectations in the culturally rich city of Varanasi, offering a poignant and emotionally resonant narrative.

4.           Court (2014): Chaitanya Tamhane's National Award-winning film explores the Indian legal system through the trial of a folk singer accused of abetting a sewer worker's suicide. The film critically examines societal structures and justice.

5.        Titli (2014): Kanu Behl's directorial debut tells the gritty tale of a young man's struggle to break free from his dysfunctional family's criminal activities, providing a raw and unfiltered look at life on the fringes of society.

6.           Talvar (2015): Based on the Noida double murder case, Meghna Gulzar's film presents multiple perspectives on the investigation, highlighting the complexities and flaws within the Indian criminal justice system.

7. The Lunchbox (2013): Ritesh Batra's heartwarming tale revolves around a mistaken lunchbox delivery that sparks an unusual friendship between a lonely office worker and a neglected housewife, beautifully capturing the essence of Mumbai.

8. Killa (2014): Avinash Arun's Marathi film delicately explores the challenges faced by a young boy when he relocates to a new town, portraying the universal themes of friendship and self-discovery.

9. Ankhon Mein Tum Ho (1997): Despite being a commercial failure upon release, this romantic thriller directed by Ashim Samanta has gained a cult following for its engaging storyline and memorable soundtrack.

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Two held over murder of Kamal Nath’s relatives- The New Indian Express

Two held over murder of Kamal Nath’s relatives- The New Indian Express

By Express News Service BHOPAL:  Investigations into the double murder of a cousin and sister-in-law of former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Kamal Nath in Greater Noida have led the Uttar Pradesh police to Gwalior city of the central Indian state. A UP police team conducted raids in Govardhan Colony and Sainik Colony areas in Gole Ka Mandir police station area of Gwalior on Saturday. A t least…

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The Murder of  Aarushi Talwar

On 16 May 2008, the body of 13-year old Aarushi Talwar was discovered at her home in Noida, India. Her throat had been slit. When police couldn’t find the family’s live-in domestic worker, 45-year old Hemraj Banjade, he became a prime suspect. That was until 17 May, when Banjade’s body was discovered on a terrace at the house.

Next up to be considered suspects were Aarushi’s parents. It was thought that her father, Rajesh, may have happened upon his daughter and Banjade in an unsavoury position and killed them. Another theory was that Rajesh had been involved in an affair and had been confronted by his daughter and blackmailed by Banjade, and he, therefore, decided to get rid of them both.

The case was eventually given to the CBI, who did not prove that Rajesh and Nupur Talwar were responsible for the murders. The CBI also investigated two other domestic servants and a personal assistant, but nothing came of this. After the case was handed over to yet another team, Aarushi’s parents were convicted and handed life terms in November 2013. In 2017, they were acquitted after they challenged the decision.

To this day, there have been no other leads in the double Noida murder. The killer remains free, and it seems unlikely that the case will be solved any time soon.

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MP के पूर्व CM कमलनाथ के चचेरे भाई-भाभी हत्याकांड का खुलासा, दो आरोपी गिरफ्तार

MP के पूर्व CM कमलनाथ के चचेरे भाई-भाभी हत्याकांड का खुलासा, दो आरोपी गिरफ्तार

Greater Noida ग्रेटर नोएडा के बीटा-2 में हुए मध्य प्रदेश के पूर्व मुख्यमंत्री कमलनाथ के चचेरे भाई-भाभी हत्याकांड के दो हत्यारोपियों को पुलिस ने गिरफ्तार कर लिया. मध्यप्रदेश पूर्व मुख्यमंत्री कमलनाथ(L), चचेरे भाई-भाभी जिनकी हत्या हो गई(R). Source link

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Businessman, wife killed in upscale Noida society | Noida News – Times of India GREATER NOIDA: A 59-year-old businessman, who lived in Cherry County and ran a departmental store in the upscale Noida Extension condominium, and his wife were found murdered in their ninth-floor apartment on Wednesday morning.