#Umesh Sharma

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Rakul Preet Singh, Sumeet Vyas, Satish Kaushik, Dolly Ahluwalia, Rajesh Tailang, Prachee Shah, Rakesh Bedi, Riva Arora, Umesh Sharma, Sudha, Punit Tiwari, Akanksha Pandey, Mahesh Kallu, Oshi Sahu, Sumit Soni,

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IND v AUS 2023: BCCI ने ऑस्ट्रेलिया के खिलाफ पहले 2 टेस्ट के लिए भारतीय टीम का किया ऐलान; बुमराह बाहर, सूर्यकुमार, किशन शामिल

IND v AUS 2023: BCCI ने ऑस्ट्रेलिया के खिलाफ पहले 2 टेस्ट के लिए भारतीय टीम का किया ऐलान; बुमराह बाहर, सूर्यकुमार, किशन शामिल

बीसीसीआई ने शुक्रवार, 13 जनवरी, 2023 को घर में ऑस्ट्रेलिया के खिलाफ बॉर्डर-गावस्कर ट्रॉफी 2023 टेस्ट सीरीज के पहले दो टेस्ट के लिए भारतीय टीम की घोषणा की है। भारत और ऑस्ट्रेलिया चार टेस्ट खेलेंगे- 9 फरवरी से नागपुर में, 17 फरवरी से दिल्ली में, 1 मार्च से धर्मशाला में और 9 मार्च से अहमदाबाद में। दोनों पक्ष 17 मार्च को मुंबई में, 19 मार्च को विशाखापत्तनम में और 22 मार्च को चेन्नई में तीन एकदिवसीय…

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IPL 2024 Auction Retained and Released Players List

🏏 IPL 2024 Auction Overview

The auction is scheduled for December 19, 2023.

All 10 franchises have finalized their list of retained players.

🔄 Teams' Strategic Approach

Teams are strategically retaining a mix of experienced players and promising talents.

Retained players reflect each team's plans and aspirations for the upcoming IPL season.

🟢 Punjab Kings

Retained players include Shikhar Dhawan, Matthew Short, and overseas stars like Liam Livingstone and Sam Curran.

Released players include Shahrukh Khan and Baltej Singh.

🟠 Sunrisers Hyderabad

Retained players: Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Abdul Samad, and experienced players like T Natarajan.

Traded in Shahbaz Ahmed from Royal Challengers Bangalore.

🔵 Delhi Capitals

Key retentions: Rishabh Pant, David Warner, and Anrich Nortje.

Released players include Mustafizur Rahman and Chetan Sakariya.

🟣 Rajasthan Royals

Retained captain Sanju Samson, star players like Jos Buttler, and added experience with Ravichandran Ashwin.

Traded in Avesh Khan.

💛 Chennai Super Kings

Retained experienced players: MS Dhoni, Moeen Ali, and promising youngsters like Ruturaj Gaikwad.

Released players include Ambati Rayudu and Ben Stokes.

⚫ Kolkata Knight Riders

Key retentions: Shreyas Iyer, Andre Russell, and young talents like Venkatesh Iyer.

Released players include Shakib Al Hasan and Umesh Yadav.

🟡 Lucknow Super Giants

Retained captain KL Rahul, star players like Quinton de Kock, and promising youngsters.

Traded in Devdutt Padikkal and Romario Shepherd.

🔴 Gujarat Titans

Retained key players: Hardik Pandya, Shubman Gill, and overseas stars like Kane Williamson.

Traded out Hardik Pandya to Mumbai Indians.

🔵 Mumbai Indians

Retained core players: Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav, and overseas stars like Tim David.

Traded in Hardik Pandya from Gujarat Titans.

🟢 Royal Challengers Bangalore

Retained Faf du Plessis, Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, and promising young players.

Traded in Cameron Green from Mumbai Indians and Mayank Dagar from Sunrisers Hyderabad.

🔄 IPL Auction 2024 Traded Players

Significant player trades include Avesh Khan, Shahbaz Ahmed, Devdutt Padikkal, and Hardik Pandya.

🏆 Conclusion

IPL 2024 Auction Retained and Released Players By ALL 10 Franchises.

Teams aim to build a strong, balanced squad for the matches ahead.

The auction, set for December 19, 2023, promises excitement and intriguing team compositions.

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lmao rana ayyub recently described nupur sharma as being privileged because she can keep a firearm to protect herself. what privilege? privilege to protect herself while still having to be in hiding? meanwhile she says BS all day and can freely travel in and out of the country without having to face such threats. it was easier for me to empathize with muslims when i was younger and it's not because of them being muslim i am dislike many. but way too many of them are extremist selfish pricks.

This is a barfing matter. A person who receives death and r*pe threats till date for a statement she mentioned 8 months ago, gets a gun license to protect herself! What a privilege indeed! 

No but is Rana Ayyub, or any of her supporters for that matter, aware about the fact it was not just Nupur who got the threats? Does she know what happened to anyone who supported Nupur Sharma online? Do Kanhaiya Lal and Umesh Kolhe ring a bell? Not only were they threatened, tortured, but were brutally killed by those assassins. 

Being involved in a money laundering case— which is not to mention a commitment of corruption, something these people accuse only the government of doing— yet having the permit to travel abroad given by the high court itself and even the allegation made by the ED becomes redundant. 

Now that is something I would call a real undeserved privilege. 

Rana Ayyub may view receiving death threats and being confined to her home for months as privileges, but any sane individual would consider Nupur Sharma's experiences to be legitimate justifications for a weapons license. We shouldn’t be surprised or even ashamed now. Hitherto, the likes of such extremists have believed it to be their duty to vanquish anyone else’s existence which they consider as a by-product. 

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पगलेट फिल्म समीक्षा/रिव्यु

कभी-कभी, जिंदगी में पागलपन जरूरी है!

फिल्म पगलैट में सान्या मल्होत्रा प्लॉट-यह फिल्म एक ऐसी जवान विधवा "संध्या" की है| जिसकी शादी के 5 महीने बाद ही उसका पति स्वर्ग सिधार जाता है| इस परिस्थिति में वह यह सीखती है, कि अपने परिवार का सामना कैसे करना है| फिल्म देखते वक़्त एक ऐसा पल आता है कि वह अचानक पति की अलमारी में एक फोटो देखती है, वह फोटो किसकी होती है जिसको देखकर उसको अपने पति से घृणा हो जाती है, पति ने उसके नाम पर 50 लाख का इंश्योरेंस भी करवाया था| जिसका चेक उसको मिल जाता है| क्या वह घर छोड़कर 50 लाख का चेक ले जाएगी और दूसरी शादी कर लेगी ? क्या उसकी, उसके पति के प्रति घृणा कम होगी? क्या वह अपने माता-पिता के साथ अपने घर वापस चली जाएगी? इन सभी सवालों को जानने के लिए आपको फिल्म देखनी पड़ेगी| थीम-यह फिल्म ब्लैक कॉमेडी ड्रामा थीम पर आधारित है|इसके अलावा पैरेलल सिनेमा की एक अच्छी फिल्म कही जा सकती है| हालांकि फिल्म को बनाने का उद्देश्य मनोरंजन के साथ-साथ सामाजिक संदेश देना भी है, कि क्या हमारा समाज लड़कियों को आजादी देगा, कि वह अपनी जिंदगी के बारे में सोच सके? क्या पुरुष प्रधान समाज उस पर अपनी मनमर्जी थोपेगा? क्या स्त्रियों को पुरुषों की ही हमेशा माननी पड़ेगी? एक्टिंग एंड कैरेक्टर्स- "संध्या" के किरदार में "सान्या मल्होत्रा" ने बहुत बढ़िया अभिनय किया है| उन्होंने एक-२ भाव जैसे रोना, हंसना, पीड़ा, अकेलापन, गुस्सा, जलन और ईर्ष्या, सभी को अच्छे से मिश्रण कर उत्कृष्ट अभिनय किया है| "आकांक्षा" के किरदार में "सयानी गुप्ता" का रोल छोटा सा है, फिर भी उनका अभिनय देखते बनता है, पहले तो अपने बॉयफ्रेंड को खोया फिर शादी ना करके अपने दर्द को अच्छे से चेहरे पर हाव -भाव से दर्शाया है|"नाजिया" के किरदार में "श्रुति शर्मा" जो संध्या की बेस्ट फ्रेंड है, उसने भी अच्छा अभिनय किया है| सपोर्टिंग कास्ट में "आशुतोष राणा" और "शीबा चड्ढा" दोनों ने अपने बेटे को खोने का दर्द बखूबी अपने चेहरे पर उड़ेला है| लोन का कर्ज कैसे चुकाया जाएगा, उन्होंने इस बात का जिक्र भी किसी से नहीं किया और उस दर्द को अपने दिल में ही रखा| "रघुवीर यादव" का अभिनय भी अच्छा है| राइटर एंड डायरेक्टर- इस फिल्म को उमेश बिष्ट ने निर्देशित किया है| यह उन��ी पहली हिंदी फिल्म है| उनकी फिल्म पर पूरी पकड़ है| एक ब्लैक कॉमेडी ड्रामा कहानी जिसमें किसी की मृत्यु हो जाती है, उसे कैसे और किस तरह से चरित्रों के द्वारा बताना है,उन्होंने बखूबी फिल्माया है| इसके अलावा वह सभी पात्रों से बहुत अच्छा अभिनय निकलवा पाए| कहानी- पटकथा-पर उनका पूरा नियंत्रण है,उन्होंने बहुत ही मजबूत लिखा है, दर्शकों को बांधे रखता है| चरित्रों को बहुत मजबूती से लिखा गया है, आगे कहानी में क्या होगा कोई नहीं बता सकता| डायलॉग-फिल्म के डायलॉग बहुत ही ह्यूमर्स है, बहुत ही बढ़िया हास्य रस लिए हुए हैं| सिनेमैटोग्राफी- रफ़ी महमूद की अच्छी है, लखनऊ शहर की गलियों को अच्छे से फिल्माया गया है| गंगा नदी के दृश्यों हो या आसमान से लिए हुए दृश्यों हो, सबका बहुत अच्छे से फिल्मांकन किया गया है| एडिटिंग- बहुत साफ सुथरी है, बिना अवरोध के है, फिल्म की गति ठीक है, दृश्यों के बीच में परिवर्तन भी कमाल का है| बैकग्राउंड स्कोर- ठीक-ठाक है| प्रोडक्शन डिजाइन- एक पुराने घर का डिजाइन बहुत अच्छे से किया गया है| साउंड डिजाइन- भी बढ़िया है| म्यूजिक- यह फिल्म अरिजीत सिंह की Debut As A Music Director है इसके अलावा संगीत और कुछ गीत अच्छे बन पड़े हैं, जैसे "थोड़े कम अजनबी" और "फायर फकीरा" लिरिक्स-निलेश मिश्रा के लिखे हुए गीत भी अच्छे हैं| क्लाइमैक्स- बहुत ही शानदार फिल्माया गया है| ओपिनियन- रिकमेंड फॉर वन टाइम वॉच| सोशल मैसेज- लड़की को अपनी जिंदगी अपने हिसाब से जीने और बदलने का अधिकार है| और पुरुष प्रधान समाज उस पर अपनी मर्जी नहीं थोप सकते| अप्रिशिएसन- इस फिल्म के लिए एक प्रतिभावान अभिनेत्री "कंगना रनौत" ने सान्या मल्होत्रा के अभिनय की बहुत तारीफ की है| फैक्ट्स- दादी और घंटी बजाने वाला दृश्य बहुत ही परफेक्ट कॉमिक वाला बन पड़ा है| फ़िल्मफ़ेयर अवॉर्ड नॉमिनेशंस- इस फिल्म को बेस्ट एक्ट्रेस,सपोर्टिंग एक्ट्रेस, बेस्ट सपोर्टिंग एक्टर और बेस्ट स्क्रीनप्ले मे नॉमिनेशंस मिल सकते हैं| Filmfare OTT Awards9 December 2021Best Actress in a Web Original FilmSanya MalhotraNominatedBest Supporting Actor in a Web Original FilmAshutosh RanaWonBest Supporting Actress in a Web Original FilmSayani GuptaNominated Balaji Telefilms Ltd Presents, A Sikhya Entertainment Production CBFC-U Movietime-1h.55m Genre-Black Comedy Drama Backdrop-Lucknow(UP) Release-2021 FilmCasting :- Sanya Malhotra, Ashutosh Rana, Sheeba Chaddha, Raghubir Yadav, Sayani Gupta, Ananya Khare, Meghna Malik,Jameel Khan,Rajesh Tailang and Natasha Rastogi Written and Directed- Umesh Bist, Producers- Shobha Kapoor, Ekta Kapoor, Guneet Monga and Achin Jain, Co-Producer- Nachiket Pant Vaidya Production Designer- Mayur Sharma, Costume Designer- Rohit Chaturvedi, Lyrics- Neelesh Misra, Raftaar (Pagglait), Music- Arijit Singh, Cinematography- Rafey Mehmood, Editor- Prerna Saigal,Casting by- Casting bay,Sound Design- Anthony BJ Ruban Casting :- Sanya Malhotra, Ashutosh Rana, Sheeba Chaddha, Raghubir Yadav, Sayani Gupta, Ananya Khare, Meghna Malik,Jameel Khan,Rajesh Tailangand Natasha Rastogi Read the full article

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iSmart Shankar Full Hindi Dubbed Movie

Starring Ram Pothineni, Nidhhi Agerwal, Nabha Natesh

Credits: Movie: Ismart Shankar

Star cast: Ram Pothineni, Nabha Natesh, Nidhhi Agerwal, Satyadev Kancharana, and Puneet Issar

Directed by: Puri Jagannadh

Produced by: Umesh Gupta

Music by: Mani Sharma

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 Top 5 Best Pahadi Movies

Garhwali cinema, a local cinema from the Garhwali area of Uttarakhand, India, has its own charm. It shows the cultural variety, the values, and the sceneries of the area. The movies are very much liked at the narrative level—these are the stories of people of Garhwal and their problems, feelings, and everyday lives. The fact that Garhwali cinema has not had the best of times in terms of adulation when measured against the glitz and glam and following of Bollywood is very correct. Still, it has collected a large number of fans and gained a regional appearance and has thus been able to withstand the onslaught of changes in the last few years. Provided below is a list of the top 5 best Garhwali movies that have made a significant impact on the regional film industry.

1.Ghaprol (2024)

Directed by:Siddharth Sharma 

Ghaprol captures the heavenly Uttarakhand in visual splendor, its variety is not only comedy but also shows from time to time a celebration of life in the hamlets, the manifestation of rural India's charm, warmth, and hospitality. Through this movie, families will enter the world of Garhwali culture and be absorbed from beginning to end due to the powerful cast and some funny scenes.

2. Kaili (2019)

Directed by: Subodh Rawat

Synopsis: "Kaili" is a moving story that narrates the bond between a mother and her baby. The film, which is located in Garhwal, is about the lives of the family and the pressure of societal rules. Besides, the structure also indicates a mother who brings up his son who lived in a remote village where tradition had to take a back seat.

Why it's a must-watch: The actors did an outstanding job and the heroin, in particular, stands out as one of the best representations of Garhwali culture. The story also talks about the displacement and the resulting way of life for the people of the region, particularly the impact on families.

3. Dhor (2019)

Directed by: Umesh Nautiyal

Synopsis: Dhor" is one of those movies that make you cry easily as a small boy living in a garhwali village. The film revolves around the themes of traditionalism and change as well as modernization. The protagonist is stuck in between his obligations to his family and the wish to set his village free.

Why it's a must-watch: "Dhor" is a moving appeal to the family bond of inherent strength and the paradoxes that frame life in rural Uttarakhand. The depiction of Garhwali culture in the movie in combination with an interesting storyline keeps the audience entertained.

4. Chandravat (2016)

Directed by: Rakesh Mehra

Synopsis: According to "Chandravat", the story of a young artist whose goal to become a great artist is interrupted by the harsh realities of life in an Indian Himalayan Garhwali village. The film addresses the topics of perseverance, ambition, and the challenges of rural existence. It is a fine illustration of the issues raised by the new generation of youth living in the mountains trying to find their place as the world changes.

Why it's a must-watch: The film's deep cultural content, beautiful Garhwali scene as well as cinematography are a treat for the eyes. The screenplay, addressing works of youth dreams and social preconditions, resonates with audiences.

5. Gharwahi (2018)

Directed by: Suraj Kumar

Synopsis: Gharwahi" is a story of dramatic film–which brings the emotional crisis in the life of a young couple, originated from Uttarakhand. The story portrays the complexities of marriage, familial obligations, and the unspoken challenges of relationships in a rural setting. The movie further illustrates the spirit of the Garhwali traditions and the complexities of the family life.

Why it's a must-watch: Because of powerful performances and effective storytelling, this film is remarkable. It also provides a perspective on the customs of the Garhwali marriage and family set ups providing a profound cultural experience.

Conclusion

Garhwali cinema is very much replete with its cultural, emotional and spiritual flavor of Uttarakhand. Not only fun, but they also reflect regional culture, difficulties and dreams. As mentioned, the above five films have significantly contributed to Garhwali cinema gaining popularity all over the world and giving an exciting exposure to the world about the beauty of the Garhwal region. From poignant family stories to love and self sacrifice stories or spiritual quests, these films contain something for every viewer who longs to feel the heart of Garhwal as captured on film.

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Digvesh Singh

Shahbaz Ahmed

Akash Singh

Shamar Joseph

Prince Yadav

Yuvraj Chaudhary

Rajvardhan Hangargekar

Arshin Kulkarni

Matthew Breetzke

Royal Challengers Bengaluru Virat Kohli

Rajat Patidar

Yash Dayal

Liam Livingstone

Phil Salt

Jitesh Sharma

Josh Hazlewood

Rasikh Dar

Suyash Sharma

Krunal Pandya

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Swapnil Singh

Tim David

Romario Shepherd

Nuwan Thushara

Manoj Bhandage

Jacob Bethell

Devdutt Padikkal

Swastik Chhikara

Lungi Ngidi

Abhinandan Singh

Mohit Rathee

Gujarat Titans Shubman Gill

Sai Sudharsan

Shahrukh Khan

Rashid Khan

Rahul Tewatia

David Miller

Alzarri Joseph

Hardik Pandya

Wriddhiman Saha

Jayant Yadav

Sai Kishore

Mohit Sharma

Dominic Drakes

Darshan Nalkande

Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore

Yash Dayal

Mohd. Siraj

Umesh Yadav

Jaydev Unadkat

Aiden Markram

Shubhendu Sen

Arshdeep Singh

Sai Reddy

Ravi Bishnoi

Manan Vohra

Dhruv Patel

Ruchir Desai

Saurabh Chauhan

Saurabh Nayar

Raghvendra Singh

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[ad_1] India after defeating Australia at the Optus Stadium, Perth (PC: Debasis Sen) RevSportz Comment In the eyes of millions, Indian cricket came of age at Eden Gardens in March 2001, with a victory after following-on against Steve Waugh’s Invincibles. But it was other victories, away from home, in the same decade that truly established that Indian cricket was on an upward trajectory and not inclined to look back. Each was unexpected, as much a bucking of the odds as the World Cup final triumph in 1983, and because they came in the format where the better team invariably prevails, they became benchmarks for future generations to follow. At Headingley in 2002, Sourav Ganguly disregarded the bowler-friendly conditions at the toss and decided to bat. Rahul Dravid’s painstaking century, and a valuable 68 from Sanjay Bangar set up the game, and punishing hundreds from Sachin Tendulkar and the captain himself led India to a famous innings win, with Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh taking 11 wickets in the match. Less than 18 months later, India gave up 400 runs in a day and 556 in total in the first innings at the Adelaide Oval. But with Dravid and VVS Laxman reprising their Kolkata heroics by adding 303, and Ajit Agarkar summoning up the spell of his life (6-41), India eked out a four-wicket win almost as unreal as the Eden success. At the Wanderers in Johannesburg in 2006, Mickey Arthur, then South Africa’s coach, asked for pace and bounce. Dravid, again, and Tendulkar gritted their way through the toughest phase, before Ganguly made a sprightly half-century to lift India to 249. Sreesanth’s immaculate seam position, with support from Zaheer Khan, did the rest, as the hosts were skittled for 84 in their first dig. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Australia vs India, Perth Test (PC: Debasis Sen) In Perth in January 2008, on the heels of the Monkeygate fiasco that nearly saw the tour cancelled, Australia unleashed Shaun Tait, The Wild Thing, at the WACA in Perth, alongside Brett Lee, Mitchell Johnson and Stuart Clark. But with Dravid, who else, making a gutsy 93, and Tendulkar contributing 71, India put 330 on the board. Their ‘pedestrian’ pace attack of Irfan Pathan, RP Singh and Ishant Sharma then took 14 of the 20 wickets to fall in a famous 72-run victory. The highlight was a teenage Ishant’s spell to Ricky Ponting on the fourth morning, with the Australian skipper put through the wringer before being put out of his misery. An emphatic 10-wicket win in Hamilton set up a first series win in New Zealand in over 40 years (2009), but equally noteworthy was the magnificent rearguard action that saved the next Test in Napier, spearheaded by none other than Gautam Gambhir, the current coach, who batted 643 minutes for his 137. Nearly two years later, on a lightning-quick Kingsmead deck, Sreesanth and Zaheer were to the fore as South Africa were routed again. Sreesanth’s bouncer which had Jacques Kallis jackknifing like a puppet on a string remains one of the most-played clips among Indian Test aficionados. India after winning the Perth Test vs Australia (PC: Debasis Sen) The impact of those wins What each of these victories did was ensure that the Virat Kohli-Cheteshwar Pujara-R Ashwin-Ajinkya Rahane-Rohit Sharma generation didn’t travel with the baggage or inferiority complexes of the past. Starting with Umesh Yadav and Mohammed Shami, there was a steady influx of genuinely quick bowlers into the XI, culminating in the inspired decision to give Jasprit Bumrah his red-ball debut at Newlands in January 2018. Over the past decade and a bit, India have won at venues as diverse as Lord’s, the MCG, Trent Bridge, Newlands, Adelaide, the Gabba in Brisbane and now the Optus Stadium. These results are no longer seismic shocks. And while no one takes them for granted, it’s now accepted that Indian cricket has what it takes to fight fire with a flame-thrower. In the 20th century, India played 157 Tests away from home, and won just 14. Of those,

two came against Australia’s Packer Era second-stringers, and one apiece in Sri Lanka — before the glory years — and Bangladesh. The first three overseas wins were all against a New Zealand then considered the international game’s basement side. This century, India now have 47 wins from 132 overseas Tests. If you narrow it down to the last decade alone, they have won more (23) than they’ve lost (18) on foreign fields. Nearly half of those (11) have been in the SENA countries where India once went as lambs to the slaughter. Ganguly may have frequently polarised opinion both as a player and leader, but it’s impossible to overstate just how much that brave call at the toss in Leeds all those years ago transformed Indian cricket. There have been hiccups aplenty along the way, but there would have been no Optus Stadium celebrations without the spadework done by Dravid and Bangar under the cloudy Yorkshire skies. Also Read: How a Durga Puja gave India’s Test team its Bumrah X-factor The post Headingley 2002 to Perth 2024: How India went from travel sickness to the top of the mountain appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Tushar Pandey, Deepika Singh, Raghubir Yadav, Sapna Sand, Veerendra Saxena, Samta Sagar, Brijendra Kala, Priitamm Jaiswal, Sameer Pahadiya, Deependra Kumawat, Umesh Pant, Pravesh Joshi, Deepak Sharma, Vibhor Sharma, Ishwar Shunya,

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[ad_1] India after defeating Australia at the Optus Stadium, Perth (PC: Debasis Sen) RevSportz Comment In the eyes of millions, Indian cricket came of age at Eden Gardens in March 2001, with a victory after following-on against Steve Waugh’s Invincibles. But it was other victories, away from home, in the same decade that truly established that Indian cricket was on an upward trajectory and not inclined to look back. Each was unexpected, as much a bucking of the odds as the World Cup final triumph in 1983, and because they came in the format where the better team invariably prevails, they became benchmarks for future generations to follow. At Headingley in 2002, Sourav Ganguly disregarded the bowler-friendly conditions at the toss and decided to bat. Rahul Dravid’s painstaking century, and a valuable 68 from Sanjay Bangar set up the game, and punishing hundreds from Sachin Tendulkar and the captain himself led India to a famous innings win, with Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh taking 11 wickets in the match. Less than 18 months later, India gave up 400 runs in a day and 556 in total in the first innings at the Adelaide Oval. But with Dravid and VVS Laxman reprising their Kolkata heroics by adding 303, and Ajit Agarkar summoning up the spell of his life (6-41), India eked out a four-wicket win almost as unreal as the Eden success. At the Wanderers in Johannesburg in 2006, Mickey Arthur, then South Africa’s coach, asked for pace and bounce. Dravid, again, and Tendulkar gritted their way through the toughest phase, before Ganguly made a sprightly half-century to lift India to 249. Sreesanth’s immaculate seam position, with support from Zaheer Khan, did the rest, as the hosts were skittled for 84 in their first dig. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Australia vs India, Perth Test (PC: Debasis Sen) In Perth in January 2008, on the heels of the Monkeygate fiasco that nearly saw the tour cancelled, Australia unleashed Shaun Tait, The Wild Thing, at the WACA in Perth, alongside Brett Lee, Mitchell Johnson and Stuart Clark. But with Dravid, who else, making a gutsy 93, and Tendulkar contributing 71, India put 330 on the board. Their ‘pedestrian’ pace attack of Irfan Pathan, RP Singh and Ishant Sharma then took 14 of the 20 wickets to fall in a famous 72-run victory. The highlight was a teenage Ishant’s spell to Ricky Ponting on the fourth morning, with the Australian skipper put through the wringer before being put out of his misery. An emphatic 10-wicket win in Hamilton set up a first series win in New Zealand in over 40 years (2009), but equally noteworthy was the magnificent rearguard action that saved the next Test in Napier, spearheaded by none other than Gautam Gambhir, the current coach, who batted 643 minutes for his 137. Nearly two years later, on a lightning-quick Kingsmead deck, Sreesanth and Zaheer were to the fore as South Africa were routed again. Sreesanth’s bouncer which had Jacques Kallis jackknifing like a puppet on a string remains one of the most-played clips among Indian Test aficionados. India after winning the Perth Test vs Australia (PC: Debasis Sen) The impact of those wins What each of these victories did was ensure that the Virat Kohli-Cheteshwar Pujara-R Ashwin-Ajinkya Rahane-Rohit Sharma generation didn’t travel with the baggage or inferiority complexes of the past. Starting with Umesh Yadav and Mohammed Shami, there was a steady influx of genuinely quick bowlers into the XI, culminating in the inspired decision to give Jasprit Bumrah his red-ball debut at Newlands in January 2018. Over the past decade and a bit, India have won at venues as diverse as Lord’s, the MCG, Trent Bridge, Newlands, Adelaide, the Gabba in Brisbane and now the Optus Stadium. These results are no longer seismic shocks. And while no one takes them for granted, it’s now accepted that Indian cricket has what it takes to fight fire with a flame-thrower. In the 20th century, India played 157 Tests away from home, and won just 14. Of those,

two came against Australia’s Packer Era second-stringers, and one apiece in Sri Lanka — before the glory years — and Bangladesh. The first three overseas wins were all against a New Zealand then considered the international game’s basement side. This century, India now have 47 wins from 132 overseas Tests. If you narrow it down to the last decade alone, they have won more (23) than they’ve lost (18) on foreign fields. Nearly half of those (11) have been in the SENA countries where India once went as lambs to the slaughter. Ganguly may have frequently polarised opinion both as a player and leader, but it’s impossible to overstate just how much that brave call at the toss in Leeds all those years ago transformed Indian cricket. There have been hiccups aplenty along the way, but there would have been no Optus Stadium celebrations without the spadework done by Dravid and Bangar under the cloudy Yorkshire skies. Also Read: How a Durga Puja gave India’s Test team its Bumrah X-factor The post Headingley 2002 to Perth 2024: How India went from travel sickness to the top of the mountain appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Retro Review: Oh My God

Retro Review: - Oh My God

Cast: Paresh Rawal. Akshaya Kumar, Mahesh Manjrekar,  Mithun Chakraborty, Murli Sharma, Govind Namdev  and Om Puri

Director – Umesh Shukla

Duration: 2 hours and 5 minutes

12TH Anniversary of Oh My God

28th September 2024 marks the 12th anniversary of Oh My God. This movie released on 28th September 2012 and had names like  Paresh Rawal. Akshaya Kumar, Mahesh Manjrekar,  Mithun Chakraborty, Murli Sharma, Govind Namdev. Directed by Umesh Shukla and Produced by Akshaya Kumar, B,K Modi and Vikram Malhotra Story and Plot – The movie revolved around middle-class businessman Kanji Lal Ji Mehta( Paresh Rawal)  who owns a shop of Hindu idols and antiques but twist in tale comes when a low intensity earthquake hit in the city. With Kanji’s shop being the only one to be destroyed.

At the Insurance company At the insurance office, Kanji learns that the disaster claim does not cover any damage caused by natural calamities classified under Act of God  Running out of options,

  As the case has a spiritual angle Kanji failed to find a lawyer. At Last the Kanji went to a Muslim Lawyer Hanif Qurashi (Om Puri)  helps Kanji to file the case as Kanji after filing the case Kanji’s life “to be battered by the bat” until Kanji was rescued by Krishana Vasudev Yadav from Gokul who claims to be real-state businessman.

At last. How Will Kanji gets the justice and what are did  came in his journey at the same time who is Krisha Vasudev Yadav and why he is helping Kanji all this shown in a very comical manner. Read More

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Astrology has been a guiding light for many, providing insights into life’s uncertainties and helping people navigate the challenges they face. In the bustling region of Delhi NCR, where life moves at a fast pace, finding the right astrologer can make a significant difference in your journey toward success, peace, and happiness. Whether you’re seeking answers about your career, love life, health, or spiritual growth, consulting the best astrologer in Delhi NCR can provide you with the clarity and guidance you need.

Why Seek Astrological Guidance?

Astrology, an ancient science, interprets the influence of celestial bodies on human life. It is believed that the positions of planets and stars at the time of your birth can affect your personality, behavior, and destiny. While some people consult astrologers for curiosity, many turn to them for serious advice on life-altering decisions, such as marriage, career choices, health concerns, and financial matters.

Astrological guidance can help you:

Understand Your Life Path: By analyzing your birth chart, an astrologer can offer insights into your strengths, weaknesses, and life purpose.

Make Informed Decisions: Astrologers can predict favorable times for important life events, helping you make decisions that align with cosmic energies.

Find Peace of Mind: Understanding the cosmic reasons behind life’s challenges can bring a sense of peace and acceptance.

Improve Relationships: Astrology can offer valuable insights into your relationships, helping you navigate compatibility issues and foster stronger bonds.

What to Look for in the Best Astrologer?

When searching for the best astrologer in Delhi NCR, it’s essential to consider a few key factors:

Experience and Expertise: An astrologer with years of experience is likely to have a deeper understanding of astrological principles and their application in various life situations. Look for someone who has a strong reputation and has been practicing astrology for a significant period.

Credentials and Training: While astrology is a science that can be learned, the best astrologers often have formal training or have studied under renowned gurus. Check for any certifications, memberships in astrological organizations, or accolades that indicate their expertise.

Client Testimonials: Word of mouth and client testimonials are powerful indicators of an astrologer’s effectiveness. Look for reviews and feedback from previous clients to gauge the astrologer’s accuracy and ability to provide valuable guidance.

Ethical Practice: A genuine astrologer will offer honest and ethical advice. They won’t make exaggerated promises or try to create dependency on their services. They should empower you with knowledge rather than making you feel fearful or anxious about the future.

Specialization: Some astrologers specialize in specific areas, such as Vedic astrology, Western astrology, numerology, or tarot reading. Depending on your needs, you may want to choose an astrologer who specializes in the area most relevant to your concerns.

Top Astrologers in Delhi NCR

Here are a best astrologer in delhi ncr who have garnered respect and recognition for their work:

Dr. Prem Kumar Sharma: A leading name in astrology, Dr. Sharma has over 20 years of experience and has been featured in various national and international publications. His expertise lies in Vedic astrology, Vaastu Shastra, numerology, and gemstone consultancy.

Pt. Umesh Chandra Pant: Known for his accurate predictions and practical advice, Pt. Umesh Chandra Pant offers personalized astrological consultations, focusing on problem-solving and spiritual growth. He is widely respected for his deep knowledge of Vedic astrology.

Anupam V Kapil: Anupam V Kapil is India’s only phonetic numerologist, blending astrology with numerology to provide comprehensive guidance. He is also an author and a well-known face in the media.

Acharya Praveen Chauhan: With a specialization in Vedic astrology and gemstone therapy, Acharya Praveen Chauhan is known for his precise predictions and effective remedies. His clients appreciate his straightforward and practical approach.

Conclusion

Finding the best astrologer in Delhi NCR is not just about searching for someone who is popular or well-known. It’s about finding an astrologer who resonates with you, understands your unique challenges, and can provide you with meaningful guidance. Whether you’re seeking advice on career, relationships, health, or personal growth, the right astrologer can illuminate your path and help you make informed decisions. Remember to approach astrology with an open mind and use the insights you gain to enhance your life positively.

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Pagglait Film Review

Madness is sometimes a necessary part of life

Image of Sanya Malhotra Lead in the Reviewed Film Plot: Sandhya, a young widow, is the subject of this movie. Five months after their marriage, their spouse passes away. She gains knowledge about how to manage her family. One day, out of nowhere, she noticed a picture in her husband's armchair. Who owns that picture? She begins to despise her consort after witnessing it. In her name, her spouse also obtained insurance worth fifty lakhs. For it, she gets a check. Will she leave the house to deliver a fifty-lakh check? Will she become less hateful of an espoused person? Or is she going to get married again? Will she and her parents go back home? You will need to watch a movie in order to respond to all of these questions. Theme: The Black Comedy/Drama Theme serves as the basis for this movie. In addition to this, it can be regarded as a quality parallel cinema production. However, in addition to providing entertainment, a film's goal is to spread a social message. Will women be able to freely consider their lives in our society? Will they be forced to conform to the will of a male-dominated society? Do women have to submit to men all the time? Acting and Characters: Sanya Malhotra's portrayal of Sandhya is excellent. Her ability to blend all the emotions—crying, laughing, pain, loneliness, anger, jealousy, and so on—is superb. Despite having a small part in Aakansha's role, Sayani Gupta's acting is impressive. She first lost her partner, and by not getting married, she effectively conveyed her anguish through her facial expressions. Sandhya's closest friend, Shruti Sharma, has additionally a fantastic job portraying Nazia. Sheeba Chaddha and Ashutosh Rana, who played supporting parts, both displayed facial expressions of their sorrow at losing their son. They kept that hurt in their hearts and never even told anyone how they were going to pay back the loan. Additionally, Raghuveer Yadav had strong acting abilities. Writer/Director: Umesh Bisht was the director of this movie. His first Hindi film is this one. He is in total command of the movie. His portrayal of a black comedy drama story, including how and how the characters tell it, is excellent. Furthermore, he was able to get exceptional performance out of the characters. Story and Screenplay:written by the director, who has total control over it. Powerfully, and it maintains audience interest. Nobody can predict what will happen next because of how strongly the characters are written. Dialogues: The film's dialogue is funny and has a great sense of humour. Cinematography: Rafey Mahmood's cinematography is exceptional, and Lucknow's has been shot beautifully.Everything has been expertly filmed, including the Ganga river scenes and the aerial shots. Editing: “There are no obstacles, and it's very clean.” The movie moves along at a decent clip, and the scene changes are superb. Background Score: It wasn't too bad. Production Design: An old house expertly designed. The Sound design is also magnificent. Music: Arijit Singh is directing music for the first time with this movie. Aside from this, the songs, such as “Thode Kam Ajnabi” and “Fire Fakira,” are well-made. Lyrics: Nilesh Mishra's songs have good lyrics. Climax: The filming is excellent. Viewpoint: Suggested for a Single View! (Those who enjoy watching unusual films.) Social Message: Girls are entitled to live their lives as they see fit and make the changes they desire. It is also impossible for the male-dominated society to force its will on her.  Appreciation: Sanya Malhotra's acting in this movie,has received a lot of praise from the gifted actress Kangana Ranaut. Facts: The scene where the grandmother rings the bell has turned into a perfect comedy moment. Film fare Award Nominations: This film can get nominations in Best Actress, Supporting Actress, Best Supporting Actor and Best Screenplay. Filmfare OTT Awards9 December 2021Best Actress in a Web Original FilmSanya MalhotraNominatedBest Supporting Actor in a Web Original FilmAshutosh RanaWonBest Supporting Actress in a Web Original FilmSayani GuptaNominated Casting: Sanya Malhotra, Ashutosh Rana, Sheeba Chaddha,Raghubir Yadav, Sayani Gupta, Ananya Khare, Meghna Malik Written and Directed: Umesh Bist Producers: Shobha Kapoor, Ekta Kapoor, Guneet Monga and Achin Jain Production Designer: Mayur Sharma, Costume Designer- Rohit Chaturvedi Lyrics: Neelesh Misra, Raftaar (Pagglait) Music: Arijit Singh, Cinematography: Raffey Mehmood, Editor- Prerna Saigal Casting by: Casting Bay Sound Design: Anthony BJ Ruban CBFC-U Movietime-1H.55Mins Genre-Black Comedy Drama Backdrop-Lucknow Release- 2021 Read the full article