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News18
a day ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Kareena Kapoor Is Taimur's Biggest Cheerleader As He Goes For Mountain Climbing
Last Updated: Kareena Kapoor Khan dropped a picture of Taimur ascending a mountain with the help of technical equipment like ropes and crampons. Looks like adrenaline runs in the Pataudis' blood. After Ibrahim Ali Khan and Sara Ali Khan, now their younger brother Taimur Ali Khan has showcased his love for adventure sports as he recently went mountain climbing during his Greece vacation. Taking to Instagram, his mother and actress Kareena Kapoor Khan dropped a picture of Tim ascending a mountain with the help of technical equipment like ropes and crampons. Sharing the picture on her stories, Kareena wrote in the caption, 'Flying high, my boy." Kareena Kapoor Khan Vacationing In Greece Recently, Kareena dropped a string of stunning pictures from her trip, which undoubtedly set the internet on fire. In the snapshots, the actress was seen striking a pose in a hot yellow bikini top, which she paired with a brown skirt. Bebo rounded off her look with a matching cap and black sunglasses. She wore no accessories, allowing her outfit to take centre stage. Needless to say, Kareena looked stunning as she posed on a beach in Greece. In the caption, the 3 Idiots actress wrote, 'Did a lungi dance in Greece…had fun, must try." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kareena Kapoor Khan (@kareenakapoorkhan) Kareena Kapoor Khan's Personal Life The actress is a proud mother of two young boys, Taimur and Jeh, whom she welcomed with her husband Saif Ali Khan in 2016 and 2021, respectively. She often treats her Instafam with pictures and videos of her little munchkins on social media. Kareena Kapoor Khan's Work Front She was last seen in the action drama film, Singham Again, which was released in theatres on Diwali 2024. Helmed by Rohit Shetty, the film also featured an ensemble cast including Ajay Devgn, Arjun Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, Tiger Shroff, Ranveer Singh, Akshay Kumar and Jackie Shroff. The film follows the story of DCP Bajirao Singham, played by Ajay Devgn, as he navigates a challenging phase in his life, including his marriage to Avni Kamat. The plot takes inspiration from the epic Ramayana and involves Singham and his team rescuing Avni after she is kidnapped by the antagonist, Danger Lanka. She will reportedly be next seen in director Meghna Gulzar's next project, Daayra, co-starring Prithviraj Sukumaran. The official announcement of the film is still awaited. First Published: July 22, 2025, 18:19 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Suzanne Bernert remembers late husband Akhil Mishra on his birthday; writes ‘It still feels unreal'
Actress Suzanne Bernert took to social media to pen a heartfelt note remembering her late husband, actor Akhil Mishra, on his birthday. Pouring out her emotions, Suzanne expressed how difficult it still is to accept his absence. 'It would have been your Birthday today. I don't know what to write as it still feels unreal that this is already the second one you are not here,' she wrote. Akhil Mishra, known for his memorable roles in Udaan, 3 Idiots, and various television shows, passed away in 2023. Remembering the life they shared, Suzanne continued, 'Your fans miss you and your family here in Germany. You have given me so many years of happiness, taught me so many things. One of them was to move on but that's the hardest.' Her message revealed Akhil's wish for her to find happiness again. 'I am being loved again and that was your wish for me. Always wanting everything good for me,' she shared, expressing gratitude for his selflessness and endless love. Reflecting on their bittersweet journey together, Suzanne wrote, 'We both knew we won't be getting old together and I am grateful for the years we had together.' She ended her post with a symbolic gesture: 'Feeding you a piece of cake wherever you are, my Love. Birthday without you.' On the personal front, Suzanne and Akhil's relationship was admired for its strength and simplicity. Despite coming from different cultural backgrounds—Suzanne being German and Akhil Indian—their bond grew stronger with time, both personally and professionally. Akhil Mishra's sudden passing left a void not just in Suzanne's life but also among his fans. Suzanne's tribute serves as a poignant reminder of enduring love, grief, and the struggle of moving forward while carrying memories that never fade.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Look who's making kamikaze drones for Army: Two 20-yr-old engineering students
Jayant Khatri and Sourya Choudhary HYDERABAD: Bomb-dropping kamikaze drones - 300kmph, radar-proof. Assembled inside a hostel room of BITS Pilani's Hyderabad campus. The Army buys in. Two 20-year-old engineering students of the institute have stunned India's defence circles by building and selling cutting-edge UAVs to Army units across Jammu, Haryana's Chandimandir, Bengal's Panagarh, and Arunachal Pradesh - all within two months of launching their start-up Apollyon Dynamics. Their mission: reduce India's dependency on imported drones. Jayant Khatri, a mechanical engineering student from Rajasthan's Ajmer, and electrical engineering student Sourya Choudhury from Kolkata built their drones with off-the-shelf parts, customised the systems for Indian terrain, and pitched them to Army officers via cold messages on LinkedIn. "I just started shooting cold emails to whoever I could find... Luckily, a colonel responded and called us to Chandigarh for a demo," Khatri said Monday. What followed was a whirlwind - a live demo of bomb-dropping and racing drones, followed by more demonstrations to military regiments. Orders began flowing in. The company was born. Their standout product: a kamikaze drone that hits speeds over 300kmph, five times faster than standard commercial UAVs, and delivers 1kg payloads with pinpoint accuracy. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo "Our drones are not just fast - they can't be detected on radar," said Choudhury. The duo insists every UAV is built in-house with a focus on "ruggedness, reliability and adaptability". "Our shared love of robotics brought us together. We started with a defence-tech club on campus. Then came the orders - that's when we knew we had to go big," Choudhury said. The team now includes six second-year students and is working on next-generation VTOL & fixed-wing platforms to boost mission flexibility. They also offer hands-on training to military personnel - even those with no prior flight experience. "It's heartening to see what they've achieved," said professor Sanket Goel of BITS Pilani. In "3 Idiots", Joy Lobo's passion for machines died in silence - no support, no takers. In real life, two students built war-ready drones in a hostel room. The Army called back.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
300kmph, radar-proof: Army buys BITS-Hyd students' hostel-built drones
Hyderabad: Bomb-dropping Kamikaze drones — 300kmph, radar-proof. Assembled inside a hostel room of BITS Pilani's Hyderabad campus. The Army buys in. Two 20-year-old engineering students of the institute have stunned India's defence circles by building and selling cutting-edge UAVs to Army units across Jammu, Haryana's Chandimandir, Bengal's Panagarh, and Arunachal Pradesh — all within two months of launching their start-up Apollyon Dynamics. Their mission: reduce India's dependency on imported drones. Jayant Khatri, a mechanical engineering student from Rajasthan's Ajmer, and electrical engineering student Sourya Choudhury from Kolkata built their drones with off-the-shelf parts, customised the systems for Indian terrain, and pitched them to Army officers via cold messages on LinkedIn. You Can Also Check: Hyderabad AQI | Weather in Hyderabad | Bank Holidays in Hyderabad | Public Holidays in Hyderabad "I just started shooting cold emails to whoever I could find… Luckily, a colonel responded and called us to Chandigarh for a demo," Khatri said, speaking to TOI on Monday. What followed was a whirlwind — a live demo of bomb-dropping and racing drones, followed by more demonstrations to military regiments. Orders began flowing in. The company was born. Their standout product: a Kamikaze drone that hits speeds over 300kmph, five times faster than standard commercial UAVs, and delivers 1kg payloads with pinpoint accuracy. "Our drones are not just fast — they can't be detected on radar," said Choudhury. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Do you have a mouse? Desert Order Undo The duo insists every UAV is built in-house with a focus on "ruggedness, reliability and adaptability". "Our shared love of robotics brought us together. We started with a defence-tech club on campus. Then came the orders — that's when we knew we had to go big," Choudhury said. The team now includes six second-year students and is working on next-generation VTOL (Vertical Take-off and Landing)) and fixed-wing platforms to boost mission flexibility. They also offer hands-on training to military personnel — even those with no prior flight experience. "It's heartening to see what they've achieved," said professor Sanket Goel of BITS Pilani. "Their start-up has already secured multiple orders from the armed forces." In "3 Idiots", Joy Lobo's passion for machines died in silence — no support, no takers. In real life, two students built war-ready drones in a hostel room. The Army called back.
India.com
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
Aamir Khan's 2-hour 50-minute film, made on budget of Rs 55 crore, earned profit of Rs 400 crore, IMDb rating is 8.4; Movie is...
Aamir Khan is currently making headlines with his film Sitaare Zameen Par, which has earned Rs 259 crore worldwide so far and is still running in theatres. Meanwhile, today we're talking about another Aamir Khan film that gave the makers a profit of over Rs400 crore. Released 16 years ago, this film proved to be a goldmine for its producers. The movie we're talking about is a coming-of-age satirical comedy-drama, written and directed by Rajkumar Hirani under the banner of Vinod Chopra Films. The story revolves around the friendship of three engineering students. The film stars Aamir Khan, R. Madhavan, Sharman Joshi, and Boman Irani in lead roles. You must have guessed the movie – it's 3 Idiots . This film is one of the most iconic works of Aamir Khan's career. Even after a decade and a half, audiences still love to watch it. A film that won hearts in theatres also created a storm at the box office. 3 Idiots earned nearly eight times its production budget. What was the budget of 3 Idiots? Directed by Rajkumar Hirani, 3 Idiots was released on 25th December 2009. The film also featured Kareena Kapoor Khan, Omi Vaidya, and Mona Singh. The makers spent Rs 55 crore on this comedy-drama. How much did 3 Idiots earn? 3 Idiots created a storm at the box office. The trio of Aamir, Sharman and Madhavan left no stone unturned to win the hearts of the audience. The collection of the film at the Indian box office was recorded at Rs 202 crore. At the same time, it earned more in foreign countries than in India. It earned Rs 460 crore worldwide.
