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News18
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
‘Ye Baburao Ka Style Hai' To ‘Apun Hi Baghwan Hai': Memes That Defined Hindi Pop Culture
Last Updated: Bollywood Memes: Here's a trip down the memory lane that defined Hindi pop culture. Bollywood Memes: From Hera Pheri's timeless chaos to Sacred Games' existential sass, Bollywood didn't just give blockbuster, it gifted us meme gold that has ruled the internet over the years. The iconic one-lines have evolved from movie moments to catchphrases. Here's a trip down the memory lane that defined Hindi pop culture. 1/5 'Yeh Baburao ka style hai' – Paresh Rawal, Hera Pheri: Even after decades, Paresh Rawal's role as Baburao Ganpatrao Apte in Hera Pheri remains an endless source of internet joy. His classic line, 'ye Baburao ka style hai', with his confused expressions and round glasses, is a reaction to almost everything – from chaotic decisions to budget hacks. (Image: X) '25 din mein paisa double' – Akshay Kumar, Phir Hera Pheri: Raju's one-liner crossed generations and remains in the heart of every meme fan. The expression, overconfidence and the audacity is now a response to all fake guarantees. (Image: X)
Time of India
29-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Fruit growers suffer losses as prices continues to crash
Mysuru: The first half of 2025 was bitter for fruit growers. After mango and jackfruit, now Indian black plum (nerale hannu) and pomegranate growers are in tears due to a price crash in the market. The prices of mangoes continued to fall, with rates of most varieties now below Rs 100. The prices of Indian black plum, which were between Rs 200 and Rs 400 last year, crashed to Rs 100 per kg in the city market. A kilogram of pomegranate is available for Rs 60 to Rs 100, which was never below Rs 150 per kg in the previous years. According to Baburao, a black plum grower from HD Kote, due to its health benefits, the fruit was giving bumper profits for the growers in previous years. "Last year, it reached up to Rs 400 per kilogram. Every fruit was like a piece of gold. This year, there is no demand at all. The traders are demanding the fruit for Rs 50 to Rs 60 at the plantation," he said. "That is why I am selling directly. Due to excess supply, there are no takers," he said, and lamented that the quality of the fruit has come down due to early rain. Meanwhile, pomegranate growers are demanding immediate govt intervention to save them. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Adidas Three Shorts With 60% Discount, Limited Stock Available Original Adidas Shop Now Undo Kaka Patil, a grower from Koppala, said he arrived to Mysuru to sell the crop as there is no demand locally. "Pomegranate never lets down the growers. But this year, we are selling it for half the price of last year," he said. Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha and Hasiru Sene president Badagalapura Nagendra stated that the excess supply of pomegranate from neighbouring states has resulted in a price crash. "We are raising the issue with the state govt," he said. He also stated that he is surprised by the price crash of black plum, which is used in medicines. Meanwhile, even during the end of the season, there is no reprieve for the mango growers, with prices continuing to fall. Badami and Rasapuri mango varieties are sold for Rs 40 per kg, causing a huge loss for growers.
Hans India
24-06-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
CPM protests installation of smart meters
Vijayawada: The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPM) is intensifying its agitation against the hike in electricity charges and the imposition of smart meters in Vijayawada. The party has announced a 'Maha Dharna' on July 4 to press its demands. Senior CPM leaders, including State Secretariat Committee member Ch Baburao, toured Prakash Nagar in Vijayawada's 62nd division and Ajit Singh Nagar in the 59th division, listening to residents' grievances. They held public meetings to protest the electricity adjustment charges and the installation of smart meters. Local residents expressed their frustration, stating that instead of a reduction in electricity bills under the current coalition government, they are now burdened with four types of additional adjustment charges. Many reported that their families are being charged nearly double the additional adjustment fees every month. In Prakash Nagar, residents complained that old meters were being removed and prepaid smart meters were installed near the electricity sub-station under the guise of 'meter repair,' without their consent. They termed this as deceptive and unjust. Nagendra Raju, a resident of Ajit Singh Nagar's Luna Centre, voiced his anger, stating that his flour mill's monthly bill shot up from Rs 6,000 to Rs 26,000 after a smart meter was installed. He told the CPM leaders that despite appealing to electricity officials, he was told to pay the bill first and only then would his complaint be investigated. Raju also claimed that officials were giving 'lame excuses' about capacitors causing the increased bills. Addressing the public, Ch Baburao criticised the coalition government, stating that it is unbecoming for a government that came to power promising to reduce burdens to instead increase electricity charges. Baburao urged the public to actively participate in the movement against smart meters and electricity burdens. 'Obstruct and resist smart meters in every street,' he declared. He reminded that TDP leaders, when in opposition, had called for smashing smart meters but are now ordering their installation, thereby 'changing their words and betraying trust.' 'Governments may change, but policies remain the same,' Baburao stated, emphasising the need for unity among people to prevent Adani's exploitation. The CPM pledged to continue their agitation until electricity charges are reduced. CPM leaders BRamanarao, K Durgarao, Ch Srinivas, Peer Saheb, Nagaraju, Punnaiah, Basha, Appanna, and others participated in Monday's foot march.
Hindustan Times
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Paresh Rawal's new tweet about Akshay Kumar-Suniel Shetty's Hera Pheri 3 leaves fans confused; ‘If this is a stunt…'
Last month, actor Paresh Rawal made headlines when he announced his exit from the much-awaited Hera Pheri 3, which would have marked his reunion with Akshay Kumar and Suniel Shetty as Baburao aka Babu Bhaiya. While his co-stars and director Priyadarshan were shocked, fans were left heartbroken. Several netizens even requested Paresh to reconsider his decision, because it's hard for movie-lovers to imagine the Hera Pheri franchise without the actor who made a permanent place in our hearts with his impeccable comic timing and awesome chemistry with Akshay and Suniel aka Raju and Shyam. Well, Paresh's latest tweet has now left netizens wondering if he is still a part of the film. A post shared by Suniel Shetty (@ Earlier today, a social media user requested the actor: 'Sir please think 🤔🤔 Once again to join HERA FERI movie 🍿 You are the hero of this movie ❤️.' Replying to this message, Paresh Rawal tweeted, 'NO … There are Three Heroes in Hera Pheri . 🙏❤️.' This tweet has left the internet confused, with fans wondering if Babu Bhaiya is back on board since he mentioned 'three' heroes. Meanwhile, others are guessing that Paresh's exit was probably just a publicity stunt to keep all eyes on Hera Pheri 3. It seems like a far-fetched idea, but netizens are convinced. Soon after Paresh tweeted, netizens rushed to share their two cents on the same. One fan claimed, 'If this is a stunt, it's gonna work. I can't stand the thought of my three movie dads divorcing,' whereas another confused internet user shared, '3?? At this point its difficult to tell if this is truth or just for pr.' Another comment read, 'Lol the fucking UTURN, I think that's the plot. Hera pheri 3 will probably be based on modern time, so Shyam & Raju are probably gonna sue Baburao due to money. Remember "25" crores is what Akshay sued him for? Does it ring something? "25" din mein paise double. Let me guess, it order to defame Baburao in the plot they are gonna fight it over social media in one segment. Basically it was pr to generate the hype, it can the plot of the film as well,' whereas another netizen shared, 'For some reason it's giving major PR vibe🤡.' Guess we'll just have to wait and watch what happens next!
Hans India
08-06-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
CPM protests demolition of Satavahana College
Vijayawada: The Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Saturday spearheaded a protest and dharna programme here, condemning the demolition of Satavahana College. Women, students, and youth actively participated in thedemonstration, raising slogans to protect Satavahana College and its valuable land. The protest stemmed from the late-night demolition of the college building by bulldozers. When CPM leaders attempted to inspect the site, they were reportedly obstructed by police, who denied them entry, citing lack of permission. Protesters escalated their actions by climbing the gates and tearing down banners erected by private individuals, creating a tense atmosphere. Addressing the gathering, CPM State secretariat member Ch Baburao and State committee member Donepudi Kasinadh criticised the demolition. 'We have never witnessed such an incident in Vijayawada's history, where college buildings are brought down by bulldozers in the dead of night, right in the heart of the state capital, surrounded by ministerial offices and the Chief Minister's residence,' stated Baburao. He further alleged that the government has turned a blind eye while encroachers, with apparent government backing, have illegally seized the nearly 55-year-old Satavahana College which has the assets worth Rs 200 crore. 'Initially, former TDP MLC Alapati Rajendra Prasad was accused, and the government machinery remained passive. Now, another party has demolished the college in the dead of night,' he said. Baburao raised concerns about the future of students and faculty. The CPM leaders reiterated that the land is under Urban Land Ceiling, meaning it does not belong to private owners. Therefore, the CPM demanded the government to immediately take possession of the college run it as a government college. The CPM leaders accused all involved parties of colluding to plunder the college and its land. CPM State committee member K Sridevi, city secretaries B Ramana Rao and Boya Satyababu, P Krishna, and city leaders T Praveen, Vishnu, Korada Ramana, Chandrashekar, Suribabu, Peeru, Jhansi, Nageswara Rao, Asha, and others participated.
