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26 Years of #PyaarKiyaToDarna Kya (27/03/1998). Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya is a romantic comedy film. Written and directed by Sohail Khan, the film stars his real-life brothers #SalmanKhan and Arbaaz Khan, alongside Kajol and Dharmendra Deol in pivotal roles. Sanjeev Duggal wrote the dialogues for the movie, and Sohail Khan came up with the story. Bunty Walia, Sohail Khan, and Vashu Bhagnani produced the movie. Rasool Ellore did the cinematography. Yusuf Khan edited the movie, putting all the pieces together to make it flow well. The music, which is a big part of the movie, was made by Jatin-Lalit, Himesh Reshammiya, and Sajid-Wajid. Sameer wrote the lyrics.

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Sohail Khan gets candid about working with Salman Khan again for his next directorial venture | Hindi Movie News - Times of India

Sohail Khan recently gave us tidbits about his next directorial venture. The actor-filmmaker was spotted at the opening of Yasmin Karachiwala’s brand new Pilates studio in Cuffe Parade, Mumbai and had lots to say to the media who were asking him curious questions about his next projects.Yasmin Karachiwala is well-known as a Pilates and Yoga teacher to many Bollywood celebs like Kareena Kapoor…

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"you shake even the best of the people.. and burn the hair in their nose." - Havaldar Hatela

Hero (Salman Khan), a cheerful delivery man for A-Z company, accidentally uncovers a drug smuggling operation. after reporting it to his boss Khanna, things go awry, and police officer Vishal (Arbaaz Khan) gets entangled in the chaos. following a shooting incident, Vishal receives a heart transplant from Hero, who tragically dies. Hero’s ghost appears to Vishal, demanding revenge on his murderer Khanna.

read my review below (may contain spoilers):

rewatched February 23rd, 2022 on netflix

the Khan siblings - Salman, Arbaaz, and Sohail - bring a very personal touch to the movie. the whole thing has a homemade vibe, like a project done for fun. it’s not a masterpiece, but it has a charm that’s hard to ignore. I can tell they are enjoying themselves, which makes it kind of enjoyable to watch, even if it’s not perfect. this movie is not the kind where you need to think. it’s just pure comedy and randomness, so you should switch your brain off and just go with the flow. honestly, some parts are so bad, they end up being good. it’s the kind of silly fun that doesn’t take itself too seriously, which can be refreshing if you’re in the right mood. however, Salman Khan’s performance is hit-or-miss for me here. it feels like he’s trying too hard to channel Jim Carrey’s energy, but it doesn’t always land. the strange noises and exaggerated expressions are more cringy than funny, at least for me.

but on the other hand, the music in this movie is absolutely top-tier. songs like “Hello Brother” and “Teri Chunnariya” are catchy and memorable. I still remember how my parents used to play them on cassette mix-tapes back in the day - even on youtube now! the songs still stick in our heads for decades. Rani Mukerji is another bright spot. she’s cute and lively, bringing a certain warmth to her character. it’s not groundbreaking, but it works, and I find her very likeable. the movie knows how to use her charm without overdoing it. I also remember being quite impressed with Arbaaz Khan’s entrance the first time I watched this. the way the movie sets him up as this heroic, gallant figure is almost like Tom Cruise, but it works for the drama. watching it again, though, I was like what the heck was I thinking back then? but, well, I was a pre-puberty kid, so of course I have childish view about what I want in my dream man. still, it has a nostalgic value for me. overall, Hello Brother is not a masterpiece, but it doesn’t try to be one. it’s silly, goofy, and full of moments that make you smile if you don’t take it too seriously. for me, it’s the definition of a watchable movie; fun in its own weird way, but not something I’d call great.

final verdict: I think it was okay/watchable

maturity rating: 10+ genre: action, comedy, fantasy, romance duration: 2h 19m (139 mins) country of origin: India language: Hindi screenplay: Sohail Khan major cast: Salman Khan, Rani Mukerji, Arbaaz Khan, Johny Lever

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Salman Khan Drops Adorable Birthday Video Of Mother Salma Khan Dancing With Sohail Khan | People News

New Delhi: The excitement for Salman Khan’s next film, Sikandar, is at its peak. While everyone eagerly awaits more updates about the film, Salman Khan captured what can only be described as the most adorable moment between a mother and son. As Salma Khan, Salman Khan’s mother, celebrated her birthday, she was seen dancing with Sohail Khan. The celebration for Salma Khan was thoroughly enjoyed by…

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Seema Sajdeh's elder son Nirvaan Khan reveals his younger brother Yohan googled 'divorce' after her separation from Sohail Khan: 'It becomes tough for us to move from Bandra to Worli'

Seema Sajdeh recently opened up about her divorce from Sohail Khan, revealing the impact it has had on their family dynamics. In a heartfelt moment, Seema discussed the experience with her older son, Nirvaan, who shared insights into how the separation affected his younger brother, Yohan.In the latest season of Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives, Nirvaan explained that Yohan, now 13, initially…

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Sohail Khan, Mohanlal, Riteish Deshmukh, Sachin Joshii, Akhil Akkineni set for Celebrity Cricket League 2024

The 10th season of Celebrity Cricket League (CCL) will air on JioCinema, starting 23rd February 2024.

JioCinema has announced its partnership with Celebrity Cricket League (CCL). In line with this partnership, the platform will exclusively live-stream Celebrity Cricket League Season 10. Spread over four weekends, and with 20 entertaining matches that appeal to a wide audience cohort beyond cricket fans, the adrenaline-pumping tournament will be live-streamed, starting 23rd February 2024, exclusively on JioCinema.

Launched in 2011, Celebrity Cricket League has evolved to become India’s most-watched sport and entertainment event. With an impressive cumulative TV and digital reach, the previous season of Celebrity Cricket League reached out to over 250 million viewers across the country. Comprising 8 teams representing India’s major film industries including Hindi, Punjabi, Bhojpuri, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam, CCL Season 10 will bring together over 200 most followed and loved film celebrities, under a single platform, making way for unmatched entertainment.

Among the luminaries associated with CCL are Salman Khan, the brand ambassador of Mumbai Heroes, Riteish Deshmukh, the Captain of Mumbai Heroes, Sohail Khan, the Owner of Mumbai Heroes, Venkatesh, the Brand Ambassador of Telugu Warriors, Akhil Akkineni, Captain of Telugu Warriors, Arya, Captain of Chennai Rhinos, Sudeep, Captain of Karnataka Bulldozers, Mohanlal, Co-owner of Kerala Strikers, Indrajith, Captain of Kerala Strikers, Manoj Tiwari, Captain of Bhojpuri Dabbangs, Sonu Sood, Captain of Punjab De Sher, and Boney Kapoor, Owner of Bengal Tigers along with its team’s Captain Jissu Sengupta.

About his association with Celebrity Cricket League Riteish Deshmukh shared, “I have always been passionate about CCL, in fact, all of us have been. There is a very big memory, you can say a hilarious one actually. I remember, when I got married, the next day, I was playing a match for my team. So, at the time of the reception, I had some team members who took me to one corner and persuaded me to play the next day.”

The 10th season of Celebrity Cricket League (CCL) will air on JioCinema, starting 23rd February 2024.

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Newlyweds Arbaaz Khan and Shhura Khan cut their wedding cake; Salman Khan dances his heart off with Arhaan Khan - See inside photos | Hindi Movie News - Times of India

Arbaaz Khan and Sshura Khan exchanged vows yesterday, holding a nikah ceremony at Arpita Khan Sharma’s residence on Sunday evening. The intimate event saw the full attendance of the Khan family, including Salman Khan, Sohail Khan, Salim Khan, Salma Khan, and Arbaaz’s son Arhaan Khan.A few inside videos from the wedding of Arbaaz and Sshura Khan have emerged on Instagram. One of the clips captures…

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Sinopsis Lengkap Film Tubelight (2017)

Sinopsis Tubelight (2017) – Drama keluarga dengan latar belakang kehidupan kota kecil di Selatan India. Menceritakan kecintaan seorang pria terhadap keluarganya dan keyakinan tak tergoyahkan terhadap dirinya sendiri. Sebuah kisah hangat tentang kekuatan perubahan di dalam berbuat kebajikan. Detail Info Judul film : Tubelight (2017) Rilis : 23 Juni 2017 Negara : India Bahasa : Hindi Sutradara :…

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Joyland

directed by Saim Sadiq, 2022

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Auzaar, Indian Lobby Card. 1997

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I would like your thoughts on something..... everyone is hyping Hamza Sohail to the 7th heaven because of his performance in ft including various portals (which have sidelined sehar completely). I don't want to get into whether or not he's a good performer (I have some thoughts but ya nvm). However, I do think Sehar has a lot of potential but I also noticed that she's not from the same elite background and rest of the ft cast (adnan lol, aena, amna and hamza) so I was wondering whether she will benefit from this show like the others (tvcs, brands, shoots etc) or whether she would get sidelined because of her background? What are her chances of succeeding (ik it's subjective but asking anyway) in this industry in the long term?

okay first off I don't think Sehar Khan is someone one should take "halka". Fairytale might be her breakthrough role on social media but this girl has been part of hit dramas before it. Geo dramas? they have VIEWS. they have an audience that is hooked to them. and it's the audience that actually makes the PH money. Sehar is a known face to THEM. critics and twtawaam didn't watch it people watched Rang Mahal and Farq. she is a 7th Sky Productions ki leading lady. this girl might not be from an elite background (idk i don't know about her background at all) but she has blessings from inarguably the biggest PH of the PakDrama industry right now. so, success? she has that. she has tasted that already. FT gave her the attention of the more "cooler" part of the online fandom which is always the smaller percentage.

what she doesn't have is the right management. where Hamza wins either due to his connections or background or whatever and Sehar loses is that Hamza is being handled by a management that is making the right calls at the right time. I always believe there's a small window of chance that an actor gets after their projects becomes a success where they get to leverage their success to be part of bigger brand deals. i dont think companies are foolish enough to not take on any celeb that's currently having a successful project solely because of what their background is. if the celeb's current image aligns with the company's philosophy or the product, the companies are fine with it. at the end of the day it's all business. jo dikhta woh bikta hai. Hamza's management KNOWS that and is doing that for him. the teaser for his campaign for Republic just released and Republic is a big brand. I doubt he got it solely cuz of his surname. i bet his management made the right calls and warmed up the brand to Hamza which got him that deal. yes of course some form of favoritism might be at play here but all of this cannot be attributed to it.

in very rare cases does a company chase a celeb. it's almost always the other way around. and these things are handled by the management. it's a management's literal job to make sure the celeb they are handling are in the right books of the right companies at the right time. actors don't sit around keeping tabs on which company is looking for what? the management does either on their own or by the actor's specific request. in cases like FT where a pairing becomes a success, it then becomes both the actors' joint efforts and wishes if they want to further cash in on that. just take any brand or magazine photoshoot after a pairing became a success in the past. I am sure that happened because both the parties involved were offered such terms that were acceptable for both their managements so the deal was signed. maybe in Hamza/Sehar case..Sehar's management has different plans for Sehar and Hamza's management has different. it's clear that at least from Hamza's side they are not interested in solely riding on the "Farmeed" wave. they want to establish Hamza as a solo hero and it's shown in the kind of exposure he's getting and the deals he is signing. ab either Sehar's management isn't making enough efforts to get a joint deal that is favorable to both of them or maybe the lack of effort is from Hamza's part..the point I am trying to say is that things behind the scene work a lot more differently than how a normal audience assumes it does.

(some points i couldn't fit in anywhere above)

agar background hi sab kuch hota toh Adnan would be doing Republic, not Hamza.

it took Ahad and Ramsha a year after Hum Tum to do their first tvc together while Sahad had multiple tvcs on air while their projects were onair. the latter had the same management goals while the former didn't.

does anyone remember the Lipton TVC Maya, Hamza, and Aisha had done during peak Mann Mayal success days?? that's using the small window of opportunity at the right time when a project is successful.

i bettttttttt Wahaj is being chased by many more brands but his management is making sure to keeping him aligned with brands that are either of better standard or contribute to his image of being a "hero".

similarly Yumna must also be chased by brands but i think since she has a very strict image that she wants to stick to no matter what..she might have turned down a few deals that she feels won't align with that.

I don't remember Maya having ever done a tvc where she's a mother? you know the baby ka doodh and baby ke diaper type ads. cuz they don't align with the image she likes to maintain.

baat itni hai ke kitna brand aapko kitna paisa deta hai. deal achi honi chaiye phir toh Mahirah bhi washing powder ke ishtehaar mein naachi thi.

Obi's supreme tvc has a very progressive messaging behind it aligning with his own feminist philosophy. so yeah again..image of a celeb aligning with the brand/product's philosophy. a feroze khan wouldn't have fit that tvc let's be real.

haan abhi ke liye yehi bohat hai.

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Freeze Frame! Sohail Khan Drops Unseen Family Pic With Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan, Salim Khan And Others | People News

New Delhi: Salman Khan has been in the headlines for his upcoming film Sikandar. The superstar recently shared a picture with his father, Salim Khan, and his first bike, which left fans showering love. Now, Sohail Khan has shared a heartwarming picture featuring the entire family, including Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan, Salim Khan, Salma Khan, Arpita Khan, and Alvira Khan. Sohail Khan took to his…

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6 VICTORY OVER SIN BIBLE LESSONS STARTING FROM 6 INDIA-PAKISTAN WORLD CUP GAMES: 1992-2015

Duke Jeyaraj / This article was written in 2015 India has won each of the six times it has clashed with Pakistan in One Day International World Cups (till Sept 2021). Their first victory against Pakistan in the World Cups came in Sydney 1992 and their most recent one came in Adelaide in 2015. Using these glorious games as a launch pad, we can learn lessons from the Bible on how to…

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belated Ramadan Mubarak!

I try to do a bit of reading every Ramadan, so, for accountability, and so that when I inevitably don’t get through them I can find my list next year—here's my (extremely very ambitious) reading list for this year!

(suggestions are very welcome, with the warning that I very much may not get through them. this year, I’m trying to learn more about Islam and liberation theology and I’m trying to read more abolitionist texts, and of course my standard queer Muslim books, I’m trying to read more poetry by Muslim poets I don’t know well, and every Ramadan I try and only read fiction by Muslim authors, so there’s some sff on here too!)

non-fic:

memoirs:

We Have Always Been Here by Samra Habib (reread)

Hijab Butch Blues by Lamya H

The Colour of God by Ayesha S Chaudhry

Love is an Ex-Country by Randa Jarrar

A Dutiful Boy by Mohsin Zaidi

other nonfic:

Islam and Anarchism by Mohamed Abdou

We Do This Til We Free Us by Mariame Kaba (reread-ish? I never fully finished it)

Let This Radicalise You by Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba

Qur'an and Woman by Amina Wadud (which I also never finished)

The Women's Khutbah Book by Fatima Seedat and Sa'diyya Shaikh

Qur’an of the Oppressed: Liberation Theology and Gender Justice in Islam by Shadaab Rahemtulla

With Stones in Our Hands: Writings on Muslims, Racism, and Empire by Sohail Daulatzai and Junaid Rana

fiction:

The Candle and the Flame by Nafiza Azad

Mirage by Somaiya Daud (yes I still have not read this)

The Light at the Bottom of the World by London Shah

Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion by Bushra Rehman

A Tempest of Tea by Hafsah Faisal

poetry:

Halal If You Hear Me (anthology)

If They Come For Us by Fatimah Asghar (reread)

Hagar Poems by Mohja Kahf

Bad Diaspora Poems by Momtaza Mehri

The Fortieth Day by Kazim Ali

Black Seeds by Tariq Touré

Postcolonial Banter by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan