Filmmaker Karan Johar has posted the motion posters introducing the three leads of Student of the Year 2 on Instagram. The posters present Tiger Shroff, Ananya Pandey and Tara Sutaria. It’s also a marketing gimmick to tell the potential audiences about the release date of the film, which is exactly six months from now. Student of The Year 2 will hit the screens on November 23, 2018.
Movie Student Of The Year 2 Motion Posters: Actress Ananya Panday, Actress Tara Sutaria, And Actor Tiger Shroff Are All Set To Steal Your Heart
The first instalment of Student of the Year, directed by Karan Johar, was released in the year 2012, but he is not leading the second instalment. He has passed on the baton to Punit Malhotra who has directed films like I Hate Luv Storys and Gori Tere Pyaar Mein.
While Tiger Shroff has already proved his worth at the box office with films like Heropanti and Baaghi 2, Ananya and Tara will be debuting in Bollywood with Student of the Year 2.
Ananya is the daughter of actor Chunky Panday and his wife, Bhavana. She is 19-year-old and has frequently made news in the last two years with her appearances at celebrity parties and in their social media photos.
Tara has been a part of a few sitcoms including The Suite Life of Karan & Kabir, which is broadcasting on Disney India. The show was a Hindi adaptation of the show Suite Life of Zack and Cody.
So, these are the points to describe on the movie Student of the Year 2 motion posters: actress Ananya Panday, actress Tara Sutaria, and actor Tiger Shroff are all set to steal your heart.
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Biopics made on lives of controversial characters have always made for an interesting watch and box-office successes have been a proof of the same. After Azharuddin and Sanjay Dutt, now comes a hard hitting sensational drama on the life of controversial Indo-Canadian adult star Karenjit Kaur better known to the world as Sunny Leone.
Soon to be aired on ZEE5, the best entertainment channel, the trailer of “Karenjit Kaur: The Untold Story of Sunny Leone” was launched yesterday and took us to a new world of hardships faced by the actress. And, with millions of views and likes within the shortest span of time, it is no surprise that this biopic is one of the most awaited ones. In just 2 minutes of the clip, we got goosebumps seeing her dark life.
The trailer depicts the story of a young girl, Karenjit Kaur, a product of broken family and her subsequent rise to becoming one of the most famous International adult stars. It sheds light on her teenage days, wherein she is continuously bullied, as a result of which she is forced to think about turning to the erotic industry.
Looking at the trailer, it can easily be said that, Sunny Leone’s controversial life, which till now has remained out of bounds for the public, has been projected in most realistic way possible. This Aditya Datt directorial beautifully portrays the sequence of events of how a regular girl next door goes on to become the fantasy queen of millions. One thing is for sure, hate her or love her, you can’t ignore her. That’s Sunny Leone for you!!
This series is definitely going to reveal many dark secrets of her life. Season 1 of this web series would premiere on 16th of July. Till then, enjoy the trailer;
Click hereto watch the trailer directly on YouTube.
Sunny Leone’s guts are praiseworthy. Hope 16th July comes soon, because we are getting impatient for it now. As mentioned above, this biopic would be exclusively released on ZEE5. You can even download the app on Android and iOS.
Many people make use of Photoshop either to enhance the quality of the photos, either to add some extra effects or either to make some edits to them. While some succeed and come up with excellent outcomes, some of them fail ‘MISERABLY’.
Yes, the outcomes are so bad, that even original photos look better than these edited ones. Then there are some self-proclaimed designers, who think they are out of the world, but in reality, their Photoshop skills are no less than ‘Worst’!
Today we are going to show you some ‘Pathetic’ Photoshop skills, and after seeing that, you might probably want to kill yourself. This guy’s Imgrum account by the name King Khasla is filled with Sh*tty stuff!
Want to have a look? Here you go…
Relaxing near Taj Mahal!
Birthday girl might have felt like committing a suicide!
Pity the makers of ‘Life of a Pi’!
1st magazine cover debut!
OMG! We can’t believe our eyes!
Lucky guy! Honeymoon with Selena…
I won Oscar!
OMG! Elections too!
VAMPIRE!
Protecting Emma Watson!
Its time to say “R.I.P Photoshop” after this! His skills are crazy and we almost fainted seeing the photos. What was your reaction? Do share in our comments section below.
An eight-year-old Syrian girl whose plight prompted global outpourings of sympathy after she was photographed walking on tuna cans has received prosthetic limbs in Turkey.
Maya Merhi, who was born with no legs because of a rare congenital condition, had been living with her father in a refugee camp after fighting forced them from their home in Aleppo province.
After fleeing to the northwestern region of Idlib, Maya was photographed struggling to move on homemade prosthetics made from tubes and tuna cans.
Designed by her father Mohammad, who suffers from the same congenital disorder, the improvised legs were created to protect her from the hot, dirty and dusty ground.
With the impromptu prosthetics, Maya was able to walk outside of her tent and could even attend the camp's school.
But after pictures of her plight were seen around the world, the Turkish Red Crescent intervened and the father and daughter were evacuated and brought to Istanbul for treatment.
"She is smiling, in good health and learning to walk," Dr Mehmet Zeki Culcu, a prosthetics specialist who provided the life-changing treatment for free, told Al Jazeera.
Culcu said it could take up to three months for her to gain full mobility and function, but she "will walk".
He said that the homemade limbs her father constructed provided a huge benefit because they got her used to walking, rather than crawling as she was previously accustomed to doing.
"Without any help, her father turned their suffering to hope and God helped them," Culcu added.
Since the war started in Syria, it has become increasingly difficult for victims to access life-saving treatment.
Government hospitals are often inaccessible, while medical facilities in opposition-controlled areas are regularly targeted by air raids.
The exact death toll is unknown, but an estimated 465,000 Syrians are reported to have died with over a million injured in the more than seven years of war.
More than half of the country's prewar population - some 12 million people - have fled or been internally displaced, with Turkey taking in more than 3.5 million refugees.
The 41st AGM of Reliance Industries was addressed today by Mukesh Ambani at Birla Matushri Sabhagar. We had lots of expectations from the company and we surely knew that many new announcements will be made.
Mukesh Ambani revealed not one but two big things at the AGM. Firstly, it launched the much awaited JioGigaFiber i.e. broadband connection and secondly, he introduced the JioPhone 2, an advanced handset. Let us reveal the details in depth;
JioGigaFiber
This is a high-speed broadband connection which would be rolled out in 1100 cities simultaneously. The speed of this FTTH broadband is a whopping 1 Gbps. The registration of the same would start on the 15th of August. There’s a preview offer too, wherein users can test the internet for 90 days. They will get 100 GB data in this offer. The installation would be free of cost, but one will have to pay a security deposit of Rs 4500 for the ONT device. The registration can be done through Jio.com or MyJio app.
With such a high speed internet, users will find it easier to perform multiple tasks that need high speed uploads and downloads. Once the preview offer i.e. 100 GB is offer, users can avail a complimentary top-up of 40 GB through Jio.com or MyJio app.
JioPhone 2
The company also announced a Monsoon Hungama offer for users, which would begin on 21st of July. They launched JioPhone 2 which is available at just Rs 2999. It is an advanced phone with good features like 4GB storage, 2.4 inch display, 2000mAh battery, Wi-Fi support, WhatsApp & Facebook support and 512 RAM. This 4G VoLTE phone is indeed value for money. Some other features include;
• Support for 22 languages
• Google Assistant support
• Allows to play phone’s content on TV with a proprietary cable
• Apps like JioXpressNews, JioTV, JioMusic and JioCinema
Jio is showering these wonderful services on customers and I am sure everyone is going to be super-happy.
Controversial "gay conversion therapies" are to be banned as part of a government plan to improve the lives of gay and transgender people.
A national survey of 108,000 members of the LGBT community suggested 2% have undergone the practice with another 5% having been offered it.
It also found more than two-thirds of LGBT people avoid holding hands in public, for fear of negative reactions.
The prime minister said nobody "should ever have to hide who they are".
A 75-point plan to improve the lives of LGBT people, costing £4.5m, has been produced in response to the survey. It includes plans to introduce a national LGBT health advisor, tackle discrimination, improve the response to hate crime and to improve diversity in education institutions.
As part of the plan, it said it would "consider all legislative and non-legislative options to prohibit promoting, offering or conducting conversion therapy".
Equalities minister Penny Mordaunt told BBC Radio 4's Today programme of the practice: "This is very extreme so-called therapy that is there to try and 'cure' someone from being gay - of course you can't cure someone from being gay. In its most extreme form it can involve corrective rape.
"That's very different from psychological services and counselling. It's pretty unpleasant, some of the results we found, and it shows that there's more action to do."
She said the government is consulting on the best way to implement a ban, adding: "It's absolutely right that that abhorrent practice has to go."
Journalist Patrick Strudwick, who went undercover to expose so-called conversion therapists, said he has "seen, and felt, the damage it does", writing: "Conversion therapy does need to be banned. It is abuse."
He said it would be difficult to do so though, with the government recognising the scale of the issue.
Lives are in the balance'
Jayne Ozanne, a member of the Church of England's general synod who went through the "therapy", told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme: "I went through this because I believed - as many do - that being gay was sinful."
Media caption‘I had exorcisms to ‘cure’ me of being gay’
She added: "The key problem is that it causes great harm. There are many, many young people suffering mental issues, self-harm, suicidal tendencies as a result of this, because they feel so guilty when it doesn't work."
Vicky Beeching sought therapy as a teenager, but the experience led to depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts and physical health symptoms.
"This is devastating," she said of such practices. "People's lives are literally in the balance."
Dr Louise Theodosiou of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, which "100% backs the ban", told the programme: "There's no evidence base to support this therapy. Your sexuality and your gender ID are inherent and there's no evidence base and no therapeutic treatment to change what is simply part of someone's nature."
Prime Minister Theresa May said: "We can be proud that the UK is a world leader in advancing LGBT rights, but the overwhelming response to our survey has shone a light on the many areas where we can improve the lives of LGBT people.
"I was struck by just how many respondents said they cannot be open about their sexual orientation or avoid holding hands with their partner in public for fear of a negative reaction.
"No one should ever have to hide who they are or who they love."
'Long way to go'
Ruth Hunt, chief executive of Stonewall, said she was pleased the government was listening to the LGBT community,.
But she added there was "still a long way to go until we reach full equality".
Campaigner Peter Tatchell welcomed the government trying to ban conversion therapy. But he said the 75 point-plan did not go far enough.
"The biggest fail is the lack of any pledge to end the detention and deportation of LGBT+ refugees fleeing persecution in violently homophobic countries like Uganda, Iran, Russia, Egypt and Jamaica," he said.
"Another big omission is the absence of any commitment to compensate gay and bisexual men who were convicted under past anti-gay laws."
Rajkumar Hirani’s “Sanju” which is the biopic of actor Sanjay Dutt and stars Ranbir Kapoor in the titular role is going great on the box-office, breaking many records and beating all the three Khans.
The film has received great reviews from critics and viewers alike and there seems to be no stopping for the flick any sooner. It is already a blockbuster and took the box-office to storm on its opening day only with a collection of whopping Rs 34.75 crore with which it has become the biggest opener of the year.
It improved significantly on the second day and earned Rs 38.60 crore while on the first weekend, it minted Rs 46.71 crore and entered 100 crore club, becoming the highest first weekend earner of 2018. Needless to say, it has set people’s expectations very high and despite the fact that Monday was a working day, the flick managed to collect Rs 25.35 crore.
It has been running successfully and the figures are awesome even on the fifth day, i.e., Tuesday, as “Sanju” made a collection of huge Rs 21.50 crore, totaling the earnings to Rs 166.91 crore (as per the early estimates).
If such awesome figures continue, “Sanju” will have no difficulty in making it to the 200 crore club in the second weekend itself. Let’s wait and watch!