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Mallika Sherawat Reveals How Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos Spends His Weekends | People News

New Delhi: Mallika Sherawat, who made her comeback with ‘Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video’, was recently seen on ‘The Ranveer Show’, a podcast hosted by Ranveer Allahbadia aka BeerBiceps. During the podcast, she recalled her meeting with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. Mallika also opened up about her work, personal life, and encounters with A-list personalities, including Jeff Bezos, Kamala Harris and…

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Sunny Deol Says Border 2 Got Shelved Because His Films Flopped

Published By: Dishya Sharma Last Updated: August 31, 2023, 09:46 IST Sunny Deol was last seen in Gadar 2. Sunny Deol revealed that he was in talks to start Border 2 in 2015, but since his film flopped that year, makers were sceptical about casting him again. Sunny Deol is currently riding high on the success of his latest film, Gadar 2. The movie, in which he stars alongside Ameesha Patel,…

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Alia Bhatt for Manish Malhtora Bridal Couture 2023

[orgasming-caterpillar]

Hate when people base my character's entire personality off of a single aspect. You think that just cuz he's the son of the High King means he should be the top? Just cuz he's the crown prince means he cant be a bottom??? What is this, fucking 14th century? Well I mean yeah it is but that doesn't mean there aren't kinky little faggots who like being mistreated

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why the fuck did they take the chef part out of masterchef

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Ranveer Singh and Kriti Sanon Grace Varanasi's Namo Ghat for Manish Malhotra's Spectacular Show

Ranveer Singh and Kriti Sanon recently added a touch of Bollywood glamour to Varanasi's Namo Ghat as they walked the ramp for renowned designer Manish Malhotra. The actors, who served as muses for Malhotra, also took time to visit the iconic Kashi Vishwanath Temple during their visit to the sacred city.

Manish Malhotra transformed Namo Ghat into a mesmerizing runway, showcasing his latest collection at a two-day event organized by the Indian Minorities Foundation. Ranveer and Kriti stole the spotlight as they strutted down the ramp, showcasing Malhotra's Banarasi Saree collection—a vibrant celebration of Indian heritage and craftsmanship.

Social media buzzed with videos capturing Ranveer and Kriti's captivating runway walk against the backdrop of fireworks and diyas illuminating the runway. Ranveer donned a striking metallic and dark-colored sherwani, exuding his signature style, while Kriti dazzled in a bridal red lehenga, radiating elegance and grace.

In an interview with ANI, Ranveer expressed his awe at the unique experience of walking the ramp on the banks of the holy river Ganga. He described the event as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, emphasizing that the ambiance of Namo Ghat surpassed the glitz of Mumbai's 5-star banquets.

On the professional front, Ranveer is gearing up for his highly anticipated role in Farhan Akhtar's Don 3, while Kriti continues to bask in the success of her recent heist comedy Crew. With their impeccable style and undeniable talent, Ranveer and Kriti continue to captivate audiences both on and off the screen, leaving an indelible mark on the world of fashion and entertainment.

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EXCLUSIVE: Ranveer Brar on release of his web show Ma Ka Sum with Mona Singh, “It’s already been shot, currently it is…”

Ranveer Brar was recently seen in the Kareena Kapoor Khan starrer The Buckingham Murders.

Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar has been venturing into acting in recent times. He was seen in one of the stories in the anthology Modern Love Mumbai. It also starred Pratik Gandhi and was directed by Hansal Mehta. More recently, he played one of the pivotal roles in Mehta’s Kareena Kapoor Khan starrer movie The Buckingham Murders.

EXCLUSIVE: Ranveer Brar on release of his web show Ma Ka Sum with Mona Singh, “It’s already been shot, currently it is…”

Brar will now be seen in the Prime Video web show Ma Ka Sum alongside Mona Singh. Sharing the show’s status, he told Bollywood Hungama exclusively, “It has already been shot. It’s currently in the post-production. It’s on Amazon (Prime Video) to decide when they want to put it out.” Directed by Nicholas Kharkongor, the show also stars Angira Dhar and Mihir Ahuja.

Brar is all praise for Mona Singh. “There has been a big learning with Mona,” he said. “She is such a matured actress. She is a queen of subtlety. She knows how to do it less, just as a sprinkle and how to make the most of it. She taught me a lot. The time that I spent with her on the set, there are so many things that I learnt from her. And she is very willing to share the craft. She is outstanding. She is one of the most underrated actresses that we have.”

Earlier in the year, Mona was seen and appreciated in the horror-comedy Munjya, where she played the protagonist Abhay Verma’s mother. Before that, she was praised for her act as Aamir Khan’s mother in Laal Singh Chaddha.

When asked whether he has other projects in the pipeline, Ranveer Brar revealed, “I received a lot of praises (for The Buckingham Murders). I think we are all, sort of, waiting to see what comes out next. As of now, there is nothing that I have signed. The conversations are going on, but nothing that we have signed yet.”

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What if I make a South Asian ORV Fan AU? Hahaha jk jk 😜 unless.......

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Abhijit Chavda: America’s Dark Truth HIDDEN From The World Population | The Ranveer Show 218 - 12 Jul 2022

Today on the show, we bring you the most special episode “Dear America” with the all-star that returns on The Ranveer Show - Abhijit Chavda. He is an expert physicist, historian, and an extremely learned and well-read man. One of the most knowledgeable humans I've had the pleasure to talk to. He is also a Public Speaker, a Youtuber, and a widely influential personality on Twitter. His YouTube channel link:  

/ abhijitchavda  

Do check out part 1 and part 2 of this episode series with Abhijit Chavda.

Part 1, where we break down what had happened before World War 2, and why it happened, from a global perspective. -  

• World War 2 - Abh...  

Part 2, where we break down the cold war and what happened after WW2 (1990) -  

• Cold War Conspira...  

Part 3, in which we discuss the global superpower - the USA. In this episode, we spoke about everything about the truth behind America's history, the hidden facts hidden from mainstream media, and how it became a global superpower and still dominates to be.

Please feel free to drop your thoughts about the podcast on any of our socials, what other topics would you like for us to cover, guest suggestions, and anything you would want us to improve on. My team and I are always looking for your feedback. Thank you for all the support.

0:00 - Introduction 3:34 - History Of America 15:16 - Secret Group 24:14 - On George W. Bush 41:38 - On Barack Obama 46:01 - Racism 57:08 - Vir Das Poem 1:07:16 - On Donald Trump 1:14:43 - China As A Superpower 1:20:22 - End of the podcast

https://youtu.be/vcTtYZX7Ahk

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THE HOT MEDIEVAL & FANTASY MEN MELEE

SECOND ROUND: 16th Tilt

Sir Lancelot, BBC’s Merlin (2008-2012) VS. Sultan Alauddin Khilji, Padmavaat (2018)

Propaganda

Sir Lancelot, BBC’s Merlin (2008-2012) Portrayed by: Santiago Cabrera Defeated Opponents: - Sid [Luke Youngblood], Galavant (2015-2016) - Chu Hun [Peter Ho], Double World (2020)

“THE MOST PERFECT LANCELOT TO EVER LANCELOT. Sorry I don't make the rules. He's got pretty hair and kind eyes and a killer smile and he's brave and noble and gorgeous and idiotically self-sacrificing in every aspect of his life and he's got hidden chaotic depths and everyone falls in love with him a little bit!!!!!!! And how can they not!!!!!!!!! How could you ever resist that intensity of loyalty and gorgeous brown eyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

Sultan Alauddin Khilji, Padmavaat (2018) Portrayed by: Ranveer Singh Defeated Opponents: - Sir Tristan [Kingsley Ben-Adir], King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017) - King Richard II Plantagenet [Ben Whishaw], The Hollow Crown (2012-2016)

"Look, this man is Bad News and a Bad Idea. Very definitely “pop 10 cranberry pills and hope for the best” hot. He is, in many ways, a classic villain: ethnically/religiously othered, extremely bi-coded, extremely into himself, and extremely – did I mention this? – hot. If you can watch him going into what is basically a reverse plank pose against the edge of his bath with his hair falling loose about him and his eyes hooded and his skin glistening without your jaw going at least a little bit slack… well, good for you. That scene continues with him 1) suggestively brandishing a torch in the bath 2) regarding himself favorably in mirrors 3) pouring scented oil over himself and his lover before letting her top. There’s a lot going on."

Additional Propaganda Under the Cut

Additional Propaganda

For Sir Lancelot:

“He's just so pure and kind and romantic and also god*damn* his face is *literally* flawless and he's got those big brown eyes you could just fall right into and its an actual travesty that they only had him on the show like once a season he should have been a lead, that man deserves justice. For further propaganda I would like to submit the entirety of S2E4, which absolutely rewired my brain chemistry.”

“Hot as the dorky lowborn night with fluffy hair and as the evil, come-back-from-the-dead temptation.”

“Pretty much the whole of Camelot falls in love with him”

For Sultan Alauddin:

“Who doesn't enjoy a guy who can dance like this:”

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Ranveer Allahabadia ka show Dora the explorer ka adult version lagta hai 💀 bro be saying ✨ JUST FOR THE VIEWERS ✨ and then proceeds to ask the stupidest question and then nods along the answer with a constipated face..

The recent interview with the vastru-shastra consultant was wild😶

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Dancing On Your Heartstrings

Chapter 1

Ranveer POV

"Ranveer Kashyap. Sweet name, by the way."

Ranveer turned to face the boy －the eternally exhausting, exasperating boy－ and said, "Hindi bol le, angrez ki aulad."

Raghav put down his coke and feigned hurt, placing a hand above his heart. "Aap mujhe aisa kaise keh sakte hain?" he said in a dramatically British accent. 

For the nth time that day, Ranveer sighed. Why did he ever think this could work out? No- Why did the principal think this could work out. He and Raghav could never work together. The boy was simply too… draining. He was a goddamned vampire dressed in neon jackets that sucked your life force out of you. Two days with him and Ranveer was already thinking of getting a prescription of migraine meds. 

"The competition is in two weeks, Raghav. And we haven't even choreographed yet!" 

Raghav, however, didn't seem the slightest bit pressed. "So? We can choreograph in two days, practice for ten days, rehearse on the last two days. Easy."

Ranveer wanted to grab him by the neck and shove his face into chullu bhar paani. "Easy? Easy!? Easy hogi meri chappal. Tu do minute cooperate to kar. Main akela thodi kar lunga ham dono ka dance choreograph?"

"Arey bas, yaar. Chill kar na thoda. See, main kathak se related kuch choreograph karta hu, tu hip hop jaisa kuch dhundh. Dono ke genres intermix to karke kuch dynamic banate hai."

"Dynamic to apna ban jayega. Pata bhi hai BCPA ki team ne kab ki preparations shuru kar di? Aur tune aaj ka pura din waste karwa diya. Na kuch kiya na karne diya," Ranveer grumbled, shoving his feet into his shoes. He shouldered his bag and walked out of the practice room. After waiting for a while, he noticed Raghav was still in the room. "Chaliye, maharaj. Mujhe is room ko lock karke warden ko keys bhi deni hai."

Raghav was rooted in his place. This guy was just one weird thing after another. His coffee-brown curls really looked like a bird's nest after a whole another day of goofing around and doing no real practice. His face had a thoughtful expression, eyes squinting, gazing into the distance. "Oye!" Ranveer called out to him. Then, he seemed to come back to his senses. 

For some reason, there was a slight tint of redness on his cheeks. Perhaps from exhaustion. Maybe being stupid did make you tired, Ranveer had thought idiots never ran out of energy. 

"Listen," Raghav called out. Ranveer quirked up an eyebrow. "You want to practise right? Come to my house. I don't have any siblings, to koi pareshan bhi nahi karega. We can look up dance moves and choreograph together."

Ranveer wanted to refuse, but when he actually considered it, it wasn't that bad of an idea. Begrudgingly, he replied, "Okay."

Raghav flashed him a grin, showing his pretty teeth that Ranveer was always so tempted to break. 

Once again, Ranveer sighed. "Ab maharaj baahar aayenge ya aapke liye paalki bulai jaae?"

• • • 

It was five pm when the bell to the patil household rang.

"Aati hu!" chimed in a woman's voice from inside the house. Not long after, the door opened. 

It was Mrs Patil, Raghav's mother, probably. She looked at him, head to toe, from his sleek black hair, to the slight stubble on the dark skin of his face. Shit, should he have shaved? Was she judging him? He was already going mad overthinking. But then Mrs Patil tilted her head and asked, "Ranveer?" 

Oh, she has never seen me before. That's why. Ranveer smiled and nodded, earning a warm smile from Mrs Patil too. She had benevolent-looking eyes and deep dimples. So that's where Raghav got them from. Ranveer had always thought he got them from his father, since he looked so much like the man. 

"Arey, andar aao na, beta. Raghav told me you would come today. Do you want chai?"

Ranveer took the corner seat of the sofa and looked around. Mrs Patil hadn't waited for his answer and was already pouring a cup of chai for him. "Thank you," he said and took the cup she handed him.

"If you need anything, I'll be in the kitchen, beta. Raghav bhi aata hi hoga."

With that, she disappeared into the kitchen. Ranveer sipped on his chai and cursed himself for not asking her for her name. Now he'll have to be stuck calling her "Mrs Patil" or "Aunty".

Thought the word aunty wouldn't suit her. Despite her age, she had the sort of radiance in her that many women seemed to lack. Until now, Ranveer couldn't place a name on it, but now he realised that he had seen the same untiring energy in Raghav. He had only met Raghav's father, because he also taught at their college. So he had connected all the dots about him to his father and filled in the blank spaces, the things he didn't know about them, with his imagination. 

It had been easy, both him and his father were equally energetic. Though the teacher knew how to keep a class in check, and Raghav didn't even know how to keep himself in check.

But now he realised, Raghav was much more like his mother than his father. In only a few seconds, his mother had made Ranveer recall Raghav so many times you'd think he was in love with him, thinking of him every few seconds and all.

Ranveer pushed the intrusive thought out of his mind. Phew, his mind could be a weird place. Especially when he was drinking chai with this much masala. He was pretty sure he was tasting mulethi, and he'd never had mulethi in chai before. Weird, weird family and their weird, weird chai habits. 

He was finished with his cup when the door sprung open. Raghav, who didn't even have the common sense of not calling someone to his home when he's not even at home himself, grinned at him and threw his bag beside him. "I'll go wash my face. You can wait for me in my room."

Ranveer went to put his cup in the kitchen sink, but he couldn't stop the heat in his cheeks from seeing the grin on Raghav's face. One look at him and Ranveer's own brain betrayed him, replaying that same intrusive thought for some reason. 

Weird.