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Satendra Soni, Sparsh Suman, Vinay Pathak, Masumeh Makhija, Shrikant Verma, Manu Rishi Chadha, Mahesh Sharma, Sawan Tank, Krishna Singh Bisht, Alka Chatwal, Vicky Madhawan, Sahil Sharma

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life goal is to see the outsiders on broadway and stay in the outsiders themed room at the chatwal

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Characters of 'F.I.R': A Comprehensive Analysis of their Evolution and Impact

The Indian television sitcom 'F.I.R.' garnered widespread acclaim for its humor and innovative storytelling. A critical aspect of the show's success is its dynamic ensemble of unforgettable characters, whose individual evolution contributed to the show's distinct charm. In this article, we'll delve into a comprehensive analysis of the main characters in 'F.I.R.' and discuss how their evolution and impact have shaped the show's legacy.

Inspector Chandramukhi Chautala: Breaking Stereotypes Inspector Chandramukhi Chautala, the protagonist of the show, emerged as a game-changing female character for Indian television. Played brilliantly by Kavita Kaushik, Chautala's fearless persona, confidence, and dogged perseverance demonstrated to audiences that a female character could excel as both the lead and a comedic force. Throughout the show's nine-year run, Chautala's character developed emotional depth, displayed ingenuity and wit in solving cases, and challenged audience expectations of gender roles and norms.

Inspector Gulgule: Portraying Innocence and Sincerity Gulgule, portrayed by Kiku Sharda, is a character that stood out due to his combination of innocence, sincerity, and comical clumsiness. Despite being a higher-ranking officer, Gulgule was in awe of Chautala's skills as a crime solver and investigator, often seeking her guidance in handling tricky cases. Through his character evolution, Gulgule accentuated the importance of loyalty and dedication to duty, while still providing laughter-inducing moments for the audience to enjoy.

Constable Mulayam Singh Gulgule: An Emblem of Loyalty The character of Constable Mulayam Singh Gulgule, enacted by Suresh Chatwal, was an iconic, integral part of the Imaan Chowki family. As a seasoned officer who navigated the ins and outs of the police department, Singh brought a sense of loyalty and camaraderie to the team. His rapport with Inspector Chautala and others evolved over the show's run, forming a close-knit working relationship that demonstrated the importance of unity and teamwork for achieving common goals.

Constable Billu: The Lovable, Resourceful Rookie The evolution of Constable Billu – played by Sandeep Anand – traced his journey from an inexperienced rookie cop to a resourceful, street-smart, and loyal member of the team. Often the target of his senior officers' banter, Billu displayed resilience and adaptability to eventually gain their respect and admiration. Billu's story arc showcased the potential for growth and self-improvement, despite initially being ill-equipped to handle life as a police officer.

Supporting Characters: Enriching Imaan Chowki's World Various supporting characters enriched the world of Imaan Chowki and contributed to the comedic essence of the show. From visiting FBI agents to undercover spies and eccentric citizens seeking police assistance, these characters brought a colorful and diverse array of perspectives and experiences to the show. These individuals highlighted various societal issues and cultural idiosyncrasies in a humorous yet thought-provoking manner.

The Impact of 'F.I.R.': A Benchmark for Indian Television The characters and their evolution in 'F.I.R.' stand as a testimony to the powerful impact that well-developed, endearing personas can have on a show's overall success. They created an engaging blend of humor and substance through their combined quirks, fears, aspirations, and best qualities, resulting in a show that appealed to a broad range of audiences. Their evolution invited viewers to be a part of their journey, tapping into the hearts and minds of people who could genuinely relate to their experiences.

Conclusion 'F.I.R.' remains a popular favorite in the world of Indian television comedy, thanks in no small part to its strongly developed and distinct characters. The evolution of each protagonist and their relationships with one another laid the foundation for the show's legendary success. As Indian television continues to evolve, 'F.I.R.' will always be remembered for the indelible mark made by its colorful cast of unforgettable characters.

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13 एमपी बटालियन के समेरिटंस स्कूल में जेडी एनसीसी कैडेट्स की भर्ती

नर्मदापुरम। 13 एमपी बटालियन (13 MP Battalion) से संबद्ध समेरिटंस हायर सैकंड्री स्कूल मालाखेड़ी (Samaritans Higher Secondary School Malakhedi) नर्मदापुरम (Narmadapuram) में आज कमान अधिकारी कर्नल हरप्रीत सिंह (Colonel Harpreet Singh), एडम आफिसर एस चटवाल (Adm Officer S Chatwal) के निर्देश एवं सूबेदार मेजर जीबी सिंह (Subedar Major GB Singh), समेरिट्स ग्रुप के डॉ. आशुतोष कुमार शर्मा (Dr. Ashutosh…

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Star Cast of Blackia 2 Visits Marwah Studios for Film Promotion

Noida: Marwah Studios was abuzz with excitement as the star cast of the highly anticipated Punjabi feature film “Blackia 2” graced the premises for the promotion of their upcoming cinematic venture. Lead actors Japji Khaira, Dev Kharoud, and Arushi Sharma, along with other members of the film’s team, were welcomed with warmth and enthusiasm.

Punjabi cinema has been experiencing a remarkable surge in popularity, both domestically and internationally. Recognizing the growing significance and quality of regional films, Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios, commended the producers and directors of Punjabi cinema for elevating the standards of production and captivating audiences worldwide.

Directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Navaniat Singh, “Blackia 2” promises to be a captivating cinematic experience, continuing the legacy of its predecessor. The presence of the talented actors and the creative team at Marwah Studios added to the anticipation surrounding the film’s release.

During their visit, Dr. Sandeep Marwah extended his appreciation to the entire team of “Blackia 2” and honored them with the prestigious life membership of the International Film and Television Club of AAFT, acknowledging their contributions to the world of cinema.

Accompanying the lead actors were Mandeep Singh Chatwal and other esteemed members of the film’s crew, who were equally thrilled to be part of the promotional event at Marwah Studios.

The visit of the “Blackia 2” team to Marwah Studios not only highlighted the growing prominence of regional cinema but also underscored the studio’s commitment to supporting and promoting diverse cinematic endeavors.

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A Comprehensive Guide to D Pharmacy 1st Year Subjects and Syllabus.

D Pharmacy 1st Year Subjects

The first year of D Pharmacy covers essential subjects that provide a solid understanding of pharmaceutical science. Here is an overview of the typical subjects taught during the first year:

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Understanding the chemical principles and compounds relevant to pharmacy.

Pharmacognosy

Study of medicinal plants and natural sources of drugs.

Pharmaceutics

Learning about the formulation and development of pharmaceuticals.

Pharmacology

Understanding the effects and mechanisms of drugs on biological systems.

Human Anatomy and Physiology

Gaining knowledge about the structure and functions of the human body.

Biochemistry

Understanding the biochemical processes and their relevance to pharmacy.

Pharmaceutical Mathematics and Biostatistics

Learning the mathematical and statistical concepts applicable to pharmacy.

D Pharmacy 1st Year Syllabus: Focus on Pharmaceutical Chemistry

One of the critical subjects in the first year of D Pharmacy is Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Let’s delve deeper into its syllabus and associated resources:

Pharmaceutical Chemistry Syllabus

The Pharmaceutical Chemistry course typically covers the following areas in the first year:

Introduction to Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

Basic concepts and principles of inorganic chemistry relevant to pharmacy.

Bioinorganic Chemistry

Study of the role of inorganic elements in biological systems and drug action.

Pharmaceutical Analysis

Techniques and methods used to analyze pharmaceuticals.

Physical Chemistry in Pharmacy

Application of physical chemistry principles in pharmaceutical systems.

Environmental and Green Chemistry

Understanding the impact of pharmaceuticals on the environment and exploring sustainable practices.

Pharmaceutical Chemistry Resources

For comprehensive study and understanding of Pharmaceutical Chemistry in the first year of D Pharmacy, students can utilize various resources, including:

Textbooks:

“Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry” by Chatwal and Anand

“Pharmaceutical Chemistry” by Beckett and Stenlake

Notes and Question Papers:

Seek your institution’s resources, including lecture notes and past question papers.

Online PDFs and E-books:

Explore online platforms for freely available PDFs and e-books related to pharmaceutical chemistry.

Conclusion

The first year of D Pharmacy is a crucial phase that lays the academic foundation for a successful career in the pharmaceutical industry. Understanding the subjects and syllabus, particularly focusing on subjects like Pharmaceutical Chemistry, is essential for excelling in this field. Utilizing a variety of resources, including textbooks, notes, question papers, and online materials, will enhance your understanding and performance in the first year of D Pharmacy. Good luck on your journey to becoming a pharmacist!

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Meet the Chef Series: Jack Logue of The Lambs Club

In this edition of  “Meet the Chef” series, we sat down with Chef Jack Logue, who after traveling the world and working in several notable restaurants is currently partnered with David Rabin and Grand Chris Miller to re-invent and revitalize the iconic Lambs Club in the midtown Chatwal Hotel. With an elevated and fun takes on American classics through a New York lens, Chef Jack is sat down with…

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Release date  4 July 2003 (2003-07-04) Writer  Sutanu Gupta (screenplay), Sutanu Gupta (story), Sanjay Masoom (dialogue) Music director  Surinder Sodhi, Dilip Sen, Sameer Sen Screenplay  Sanjay Masoom, Sutanu Gupta Cast  Tabu (Sanjana), Hansika Motwani (Sanjanas daughter), Shahbaaz Khan (Dr Asif Ali), Mukesh Tiwari (Psychiatrist-exorcist), Grusha Kapoor (Pooja) Tagline  Supernatural Terror Similar  Haunted – 3D, Ragini MMS 2, Rakht Hawa (2003) | Bollywood Hindi Film | Horror Movie |

SYNOPSIS

Sanjana, played by Tabu is a positive and vivacious girl and happily married. Unfortunately her happiness is taken away when her husband dies. She then is left to fend for herself and thus moves out of the city as she cannot afford to stay there. She then moves to the hillside where she still doesn’t get peace. Strange things keep happening in the house. One day Sanjana gets raped by an invisible entity and she is horrified and disturbed. Worst is when her dog too gets possessed by an evil spirit and attacks her as well as her younger brother.

Later on Sanjana comes to know the truth of the demons. She learns that an old well exists nearby where criminals were pushed inside as punishment and killed. Due to lightning striking the well, the evil spirits escape and begin to torment  Sanjana. The movie is directed and produced by Guddu Dhanoa and Santosh Dhanoa. The music is composed by Dilip Sen-Sameer Sen and Surendra Singh Sodhi. The cinematography is by Sripad Natu.

Shahbaz Khan as Dr. Asif Ali

Mukesh Tiwari as Psychiatrist-exorcist (Tantrik)

Imran Khan as Sanjana's brother, Vicky

Grusha Kapoor as Pooja (as Grusha Grover)

Vishwajeet Pradhan as Pooja's husband

Amit Behl as Sanjana's husband, Vijay

Avtar Gill as Sanjana's father

Hansika Motwani as Sasha

Baby Bhavika as Misha

Suresh Chatwal as Real Estate Agent

Release date  4 July 2003 (2003-07-04) Writer  Sutanu Gupta (screenplay), Sutanu Gupta (story), Sanjay Masoom (dialogue) Music director  Surinder Sodhi, Dilip Sen, Sameer Sen Screenplay  Sanjay Masoom, Sutanu Gupta Cast  Tabu (Sanjana), Hansika Motwani (Sanjanas daughter), Shahbaaz Khan (Dr Asif Ali), Mukesh Tiwari (Psychiatrist-exorcist), Grusha Kapoor (Pooja)Tagline  Supernatural TerrorSimilar  Haunted – 3D, Ragini MMS 2, Rakht 

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Episode 68 - Goin’ Down the Road: Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd., Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, and Piku

We bid adieu to the summer season with a trio of road films.   

Show Notes:

We were out late partying at our friends’ wedding

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Karwaan

The road movie

Matt remembers a robot museum in Wisconsin

Is the road movie a genre? How is it different from a chase movie? or a travelogue? 

Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd.

Just like Sorcerer

Reema Kagti

The film’s super twist

Radio DJ narrator 

“Sajanaji Vari Vari”

Public versus private lives

(INTERVAL (“Dil Dhadakne Do” from Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara)

It’s the following evening, Erin made a cocktail

Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara

Customary explanation of Katrina Kaif’s accent

Running of the bulls

“Senorita”

Masculine vulnerability 

Bagwati

La Tomatina and “Ik Junoon (Paint it red)”

Piku

Age difference bwteen love interests 

“The sexual power of Irrfan Khan”

Coming to terms with loss

Parineeti Chopra turned the title role down

While Irrfan Khan turned down The Martian 

Understated romance

Howrah Bridge

NEXT TIME: Raj Kapoor with special guest Beth Loves Bollywood

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Find your flavour: a guide to heirloom spice mixes

Find your flavour: a guide to heirloom spice mixes

Kartha masala to Parsi khara, a guide to heirloom spice mixes that have a following across the country During last year’s lockdown, the owners of Matamaal, the Kashmiri Pandit restaurant in Gurugram, realised that people were craving their dishes like rogan josh and yakhni curry. “We started thinking of something that can be easily made at home,” says chef and director Nalini Sadhu, who came up…

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INDIES TOP 136 HINDI TELEVISION ACTORS OF ALL TIME!

INDIES TOP 136 HINDI TELEVISION ACTORS OF ALL TIME!

1.       .Arun Govil

2.       .Ashok Kumar

3.       .Feroz Khan (Mahabharat)

4.       . Madhavan

5.       . Sajjan

6.       . Master Manjunath

7.       .Ramesh Bhatkar

8.       . Anant Nag

9.       . Shafi Inamdar

10.   . Shekhar Suman

11.   . S. M. Zaheer

12.   . Vinod Nagpal

13.   . Shreeram Lagoo

14.   . Alok Nath

15.   . Pawan Malhotra

16.   . Shahbaaz Khan

17.   . Shailendra Goel

18.   . Pankaj Dheer

19.   . Pankaj Kapur

20.   . Vijay Kashyap

21.   .Rituraj Singh

22.   . Vijay Gokhale

23.   . Mohan Gokhale

24.   . Jaspal Bhatti

25.   . Shivaji Satam

26.   . Rajit Kapoor

27.   . Shahrukh Khan

28.   . Mohan Bhandari

29.   . Arun Bali

30.   . Siddharth Kak

31.   . Dalip Tahil

32.   . Anang Desai

33.   . Rakesh Bedi

34.   .Dilip Dhawan

35.   . Kanwaljeet Singh

36.   . Sudhir Dalvi

37.   . Surendra Pal

38.   . Harish Bhimani

39.   . Mukesh Khanna

40.   .Vikram Gokhale

41.   .Gajendra Chauhan

42.   . Bharat Bhushan

43.   . Rakesh Pandey

44.    .Rakesh Sharma (Fauji)

45.   . Sudhir Pandey

46.   . Chandu Parkhi

47.   . Ashok Saraf

48.   . Vishal Singh

49.   . Sudesh Berry

50.   .Suresh Chatwal

51.   . Avtar Gill

52.   . Girija Shankar

53.   . Bharat Kapoor

54.   . Praveen Kumar Sobti

55.   . Arvind Trivedi

56.   .Vivek Shauq

57.   . Dara Singh Randhawa

58.   . Tarakesh Chauhan

59.   . Mahesh Thakur

60.   . Rasik Dave

61.   . Lalit Tiwari

62.   . Anjan Srivastav

63.   . Virendra Razdan

64.   . Babloo Mukherjee

65.   . Razak Khan

66.   . Sameer Kakkar

67.   . Mohit Raina

68.   . Nitish Bharadwaj

69.   . Sagar Salunkhe

70.   . Veerendra Saxena

71.   . Narendra Gupta

72.   . Rajesh Jais

73.   . K. K. Raina

74.   . Kanwarjeet Paintal

75.   . Ravi Jhankal

76.   . Bal Dhuri

77.   . Gufi Paintal

78.   . Sanjay Jog

79.   . Mayur Verma

80.   . Dinesh Hingoo

81.   . Ajit Vachani

82.   . Deven Bhojani

83.   . Shreechand Makhija

84.   . Vijayendra Ghatge

85.   . Dharmesh Tiwari

86.   . Dinyar Tirandaz

87.   . Ali Asgar

88.   . Aditya Srivastav

89.   . Vikas Kumar

90.   .Rishabh Shukla (Mahabharat)

91.   . Vinod Kapoor (Mahabharat)

92.   . Puneet Issar

93.   . Shail Chaturvedi

94.   . Mulraj Rajda

95.   . Mukesh Rawal

96.   . Farooq Shaikh

97.   . Rajesh Vivek

98.   . Javed Khan Amrohi

99.   .Venki (Malgudi Days)

100.                      . Sanjeev Chitre

101.                      . Sameer Chitre

102.                      . Satish Shah

103.                      . Pradeep Singh Rawat

104.                      . Raghuvir Yadav

105.                      . Parikshit Sahni

106.                      . Ashok Sharma

107.                      . Saurabh Shukla

108.                      . Abhimanyu Singh

109.                      . Dayanand Shetty

110.                      . Ravi Baswani

111.                      . Arif Zakaria

112.                      . Pradeep Sharma

113.                      . Raju Shrestha

114.                      . V. K. Sharma

115.                      . Tom Alter

116.                      . Hosi Vasunia

117.                      . Anil Bajaj

118.                      . Om Puri

119.                      … Jaspal Sandhu

120.                      …Yogesh Tripathi

121.                      … Kishore Bhatt

122.                      … Satish Pulekar

123.                      …Dharmesh Vyas

124.                      … Amrit Pal

125.                      … Anant Mahadevan

126.                   Mohammad Yaqub Ghauri

127.                      … Abhishek Sharma

128.                      … Altaf

129.                      … Ragesh Asthana

130.                      … Jatin Kanakia

131.                      … Chandu Parkhi

132.                      … Rajender Mehra

133.                      … Ronit Roy

134.                      .. Parvin Dabas

135.                      … Kishore Bhanushali

136.                      … Jayant Kripalani

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A Comprehensive Guide to D Pharmacy 1st Year Subjects and Syllabus.

Embarking on the journey of becoming a pharmacist is an exciting and intellectually stimulating endeavor. The first year of D Pharmacy, or Diploma in Pharmacy, lays the foundation for this profession by introducing fundamental subjects that form the basis of pharmaceutical studies. In this blog, we will explore the subjects, syllabus, and resources associated with the first year of D Pharmacy.

D Pharmacy 1st Year Subjects

The first year of D Pharmacy covers essential subjects that provide a solid understanding of pharmaceutical science. Here is an overview of the typical subjects taught during the first year:

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Understanding the chemical principles and compounds relevant to pharmacy.

Pharmacognosy

Study of medicinal plants and natural sources of drugs.

Pharmaceutics

Learning about the formulation and development of pharmaceuticals.

Pharmacology

Understanding the effects and mechanisms of drugs on biological systems.

Human Anatomy and Physiology

Gaining knowledge about the structure and functions of the human body.

Biochemistry

Understanding the biochemical processes and their relevance to pharmacy.

Pharmaceutical Mathematics and Biostatistics

Learning the mathematical and statistical concepts applicable to pharmacy.

D Pharmacy 1st Year Syllabus: Focus on Pharmaceutical Chemistry

One of the critical subjects in the first year of D Pharmacy is Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Let's delve deeper into its syllabus and associated resources:

Pharmaceutical Chemistry Syllabus

The Pharmaceutical Chemistry course typically covers the following areas in the first year:

Introduction to Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

Basic concepts and principles of inorganic chemistry relevant to pharmacy.

Bioinorganic Chemistry

Study of the role of inorganic elements in biological systems and drug action.

Pharmaceutical Analysis

Techniques and methods used to analyze pharmaceuticals.

Physical Chemistry in Pharmacy

Application of physical chemistry principles in pharmaceutical systems.

Environmental and Green Chemistry

Understanding the impact of pharmaceuticals on the environment and exploring sustainable practices.

Pharmaceutical Chemistry Resources

For comprehensive study and understanding of Pharmaceutical Chemistry in the first year of D Pharmacy, students can utilize various resources, including:

Textbooks:

"Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry" by Chatwal and Anand

"Pharmaceutical Chemistry" by Beckett and Stenlake

Notes and Question Papers:

Seek your institution's resources, including lecture notes and past question papers.

Online PDFs and E-books:

Explore online platforms for freely available PDFs and e-books related to pharmaceutical chemistry.

Conclusion

The first year of D Pharmacy is a crucial phase that lays the academic foundation for a successful career in the pharmaceutical industry. Understanding the subjects and syllabus, particularly focusing on subjects like Pharmaceutical Chemistry, is essential for excelling in this field. Utilizing a variety of resources, including textbooks, notes, question papers, and online materials, will enhance your understanding and performance in the first year of D Pharmacy. Good luck on your journey to becoming a pharmacist!

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