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Indian Express
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- Indian Express
Janhvi Kapoor answers why she said ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai' at a Janmashtami event, becoming ‘meme material': ‘Roz bolungi…'
Actress Janhvi Kapoor recently faced trolling after she joined the crowd in saying 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' during a Janmashtami event. Janhvi had attended the event to promote her upcoming film Param Sundari, in which she co-stars with Sidharth Malhotra. While Janhvi became a 'meme material' over chanting the slogan praising the country, the actress had now reacted to the backlash on social media. Taking to her Instagram stories, Janhvi Kapoor shared the actual video and explained why she joined the crowd in saying 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'. In the video, Janhvi was just seen joining the host, who loudly cheered 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' as the Dahi Handi procession commenced. Janhvi wrote, 'Just for context, full video lol. Unke bolne ke baad nahi bolti toh problem, aur bolo toh bhi video ko kaat ke meme material (laughing face emoji). (If I hadn't said the slogan after him, it would have been a problem, and now that I said it, then cut the video and make it meme material.)' Also Read: New dad Sidharth Malhotra visits Tirumala temple for the first time with Janhvi Kapoor, wears traditional veshti She went on to write further, 'Waise sirf Janmashtami ke din nahi roz bolungi Bharat Mata ki Jaiiiiii! (folded hands, Indian flag emojis). (By the way, not just on Janmashtami, I will say it every day, Bharat Mata ki Jai.)' Janhvi Kapoor even gave a speech in Marathi at the event, where she asked people to watch her film on August 29th. Janhvi Kapoor will be seen alongside Sidharth Malhotra in Param Sundari. The rom-com produced by Maddock Films and directed by Tushar Jalota revolves around a boy from Delhi and a girl from Kerala. Ever since the film's trailer was released, many have been comparing Param Sundari to SRK-Deepika Padukone's Chennai Express. Other than Janhvi and Sidharth, Param Sundari also stars Rajeev Khandelwal and Aakash Dahiya in important roles. The film will release in theaters on 29th August.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Karan Johar shares stylish PICS from cruise; drops HINT for new project in 2026: 'I will be back on set…'
Karan Johar , the filmmaker behind some of Bollywood's most loved films such as 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai', 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham' and 'My Name Is Khan', has always been known for blending family emotions, romance and drama on the big screen. Over the years, his movies have become a part of pop culture, remembered for their larger-than-life characters and grand storytelling. Now, the director has dropped a major hint about his next chapter, promising fans a return to film sets in 2026 through a heartfelt post shared from his dreamy cruise vacation. KJo hints at making a comeback in 2026 Taking to his official Instagram handle, Karan shared scenic pictures taken in the middle of the waters. His caption, however, was what truly caught everyone's attention. In a long emotional note, he opened up about his reflections over the past year, and his determination to come back stronger as a storyteller. He wrote, "The Sun … the Sea…. The Clarity …The last year has been a year of internal revaluations, revelations and resolutions…. It almost feels like the onset of the 2.0 version of my life… where you value what you truly have and feel for and the rest you slowly dissolve into emotional oblivion… 2026 is the year I will be back on set.. a promise I have made to myself… because that is not only my happy space and place but also my only calling in life… to tell stories with all the prerequisites of good old fashioned Hindi cinema… it's in my DNA so why run away from it …( or try to please a bunch of people I don't know )" Johar reflects on clarity and personal growth In his post, KJo reflected on how the last year was full of changes, self-evaluation and new decisions. He called this phase the '2.0 version' of his life, where he has started to focus only on what truly matters. Karan stresses on living with new clarity He signed off his note by admitting that his words might sound like a mix of random thoughts but for him, they came from a place of deep clarity. "The above may sound like a mélangeange of random thoughts but it comes with so much clarity!!!! Seizing the moment not just the day… Love you all …" Karan Johar's last directorial outing Karan Johar last wore the director's hat for 'Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani'. The film, starring Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh , was a grand love story filled with drama, emotions, and family values. The film was also celebrated at the 71st National Film Awards, winning Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment as well as Best Choreography for the song 'Dhindhora Baje Re'. "Get the latest news updates on Times of India, including reviews of the movie Coolie and War 2 ."
Hindustan Times
an hour ago
- Hindustan Times
Korean woman runs into trouble in Turkey for showing peace sign: ‘As a Turkish, I never heard that sign is banned'
It is not uncommon for people to show a peace sign while taking selfies or making reels. That is what this Korean woman was doing while visiting Turkey, but it led to her getting a warning from the authorities, who told her that the particular sign is banned in the country. The video, however, has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some Turkish people claiming they have never heard about the ban on the sign. A Korean content creator who got a warning for showing a peace sign. (Instagram/@tyongeee) South Korean content creator Tyongee posted the video on Instagram. She wrote, 'I did not know at all! It's amazing how I get to learn a new culture and manner whenever I travel.' In the video, she poses for a selfie while showing the peace sign. However, two men instantly call her out and tell her that the sign is banned in Turkey and that she shouldn't flash it. When asked why, one of the men says, 'In your culture, it means peace, but unfortunately in Turkey, it is raised about terrorism,' leaving the Korean woman visibly shocked. Curious, Tyongee asks the men if a mini heart sign is allowed, and they say that she can flash that popular sign. Social media had a lot to say: While many expressed surprise, some claiming to be Turkish said they were unaware of the sign ban. An individual posted, 'I like that they actually explained to her very calmly.' Another asked, 'But why is it related to terrorism?' An individual replied, 'This symbol is frequently used by the terrorist organisation called the PKK, which has caused the deaths of many civilians in Turkey. Because of this, it may provoke negative reactions from civilians in Turkey.' A third remarked, 'As a Turkish, I have never heard that a sign is banned. They just made it up... It must be their personal thoughts. We use it and it's super common.' A fourth wrote, 'They were respectful, and the girl was respectful. That's how people should talk every time.'
