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News18
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
‘Puneet Superstar Ki Behan....Risking Lives': Woman Tries Bollywood Rain Scene On Flooded Road
Last Updated: Despite the pouring rain and waterlogged road, the woman decides it is the perfect time for a Bollywood-style photoshoot. Looks like Puneet Superstar has finally found his true competitor. We all remember how Puneet took the internet by storm with his wild and outrageous videos. From drinking urine to jumping into muddy puddles on the roadside, he became a social media icon for doing the most unexpected things. But now, someone else is grabbing the spotlight and this time, it is a woman. A video of her has surfaced online and people can't stop talking about it. She is being called 'Puneet's sister" and when you see the clip, you will know why. In a series of videos, shared on Instagram, the woman is seen in the middle of a flooded street. She is wearing a light green dress along with a matching headpiece. Despite the pouring rain and waterlogged road, she decides it is the perfect time for a Bollywood-style photoshoot. One of the videos starts with her walking down the road like a model. She smiles and poses for the camera. But it doesn't stop there. In the next scene, she begins twirling around. Then suddenly, she slips and falls right into the water. Nope, she is still not done. Instead of getting up, she stays right there in the water and continues her photoshoot. She even starts splashing the water with her hands to create more dramatic effects for the shoot (amazing commitment, right?). Meanwhile, passersby can be seen in the background who are completely stunned by what they are witnessing. But she doesn't care. She stays focused on her moment. Well, she definitely deserves a 10/10 for her confidence. The video was shared over a week ago and since then, it has pulled in more than twenty million views. The comment section is just as entertaining as the video itself. One user commented, 'Puneet superstar ki behan (She's Puneet Superstar's sister)." Another added, 'Puneet superstar laughing in the corner." Someone called her 'Barish ki pari (Rain fairy)," while a person, clearly baffled, said, 'Just one question, why??" One user defended her with, 'Why people hating? Girlypop just wants to have some fun." Her other clips from the same so-called rain photoshoot have also gained significant attention. Just like the first one, these videos have also managed to rack up over million views. First Published:
Indian Express
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
‘Puneet Superstar ki behen': Seema Kanojiya's rain dance video floods Instagram with reactions; netizens call her a ‘non-talented creator'
Seema Kanojiya, a social media influencer and YouTuber, has taken the Internet by storm, again, and this time, with a dramatic video of her dancing in the rain. In the reel, posted from her account @seemakanojiya87, Kanojiya is seen dancing and striking exaggerated Bollywood-style poses on a waterlogged street, unfazed by the pouring rain, passing vehicles, or curious onlookers. Dressed in a bold green outfit, she turned the flooded road into her personal stage. The video, posted without a caption or location tag, has clocked over 22 million views, and has also triggered a debate. A post shared by Seema Kanojiya (@seemakanojiya87) While some couldn't help but be impressed by her boldness, others weren't so kind. Some viewers dismissed the act as 'overconfidence' and 'over creativity,' while others saw it as just another attempt at viral fame. The comments ranged from humorous to harsh: one viewer called her 'Puneet Superstar ki behen,' while another demanded an 'Unlimited gali dene wala button.' (Button for unlimited expletives) There were also those who expressed frustration over such content dominating the platform. 'Because of this nonsense and non talented creators Reels get banned… But anyways people love nonsense things so no coment… feeling sad for real talented people,' read one pointed comment. Still, a few chose to take it lightly, with one user saying, 'Chill guys! Swimming pool nahi jaa payi isliye road ke paani se adjust kar rahi hai.' (She can't go to a swimming pool, and hence managing with water on the road). Kanojiya is a YouTuber known for posting videos on makeup transformation, dance, and cooking. She has a significant following on platforms like Instagram and YouTube. She has also garnered attention for creating viral dance reels in public places, including railway stations, which have sometimes led to backlash and police action for violating rules and causing public nuisance. In one instance, she was made to apologise by the police for her actions at a railway station.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Diamond theft worth Rs 60L cracked after 45 days, accused nabbed
Rajkot: It had all the makings of a crime thriller — a shadowy figure, buried loot, and a Bollywood-style mask — the Rs 60-lakh diamond theft that had Rajkot police chasing shadows for 45 days was no work of fiction. The accused, Ajay Nayaka, executed the meticulously planned heist using silence and precision, before finally being tracked down through technical surveillance. The burglary was reported on the night of April 10 at a diamond polishing unit located on Kothariya Road. A complaint filed at the Bhaktinagar police station stated that an unidentified person had broken into the unit and escaped with diamonds worth Rs 60 lakh, along with the CCTV cameras and their recordings. During the investigation, the police recovered the stolen diamonds, which had been buried in a pit near a factory in Rajkot. A search of Nayaka's premises also led to the discovery of a face-covering mask, similar to those used in cinematic heists. However, the police stated they have no footage proving that the mask was used during the crime. Addressing the media, Parthrajsinh Gohil, deputy commissioner of police (crime), said, "We identified Nayaka using technical surveillance and by studying his previous crime patterns. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với sàn môi giới tin cậy IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm He accessed the diamond locker using cutting tools, and surveillance footage from nearby confirmed his presence in the area on the day of the theft." Sources described Nayaka as a clever and calculated criminal. He reportedly used the central road divider to avoid being captured by building-mounted security cameras, which typically cover only one side of the road. On the day of the theft, he was not carrying any drilling machines or gas cutters to avoid drawing suspicion in case he was recorded on camera. Instead, he had hidden the required tools near the factory a week prior to the break-in. Chirag Jadav, police inspector of the Crime Branch, revealed that Nayaka obtained information about the diamond unit while serving time in Rajkot jail, where he met an inmate familiar with the premises. Although Nayaka intended to sell the stolen diamonds in the market, he was unable to do so due to the aggressive and ongoing police investigation. According to police records, Nayaka has been booked in approximately 20 offences over the last decade, most of which were committed in Rajkot city and district.
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Time of India
74-year-old man from Ahmedabad turns action hero, helps catch wallet thieves
Image used is for representational purposes only AHMEDABAD: A 74-year-old man helped police catch four individuals who allegedly stole his wallet containing Rs 4,000 during an autorickshaw ride. On realising that his wallet was missing, Narshinh Panchal, a resident of Srinath Apartment near Vyaswadi, rode pillion on a stranger's motorcycle and pursued the rickshaw, leading to the arrest of the driver and three passengers. Panchal, who wanted to go to Naroda Patiya, decided to hire a shared rickshaw from Kalupur Circle. The vehicle had a woman and two men on the backseat. On the driver's request, he squeezed himself between the men. After putting up with a few nudges and suspicious fidgeting, he got off at Kalupur Bridge after being curtly asked by the driver to do so. The driver claimed that the other passengers were experiencing discomfort. After the driver left, Panchal realised that his wallet containing Rs 4,000 was missing. He hitched a ride on a stranger's motorbike and began a Bollywood-style chase. He intercepted the rickshaw near Amdupura Bibi Ma's Dargah, noted its registration number and calmly called the cops. Kalupur police arrested the four accused named Sanib Ansari, an autorickshaw driver from Juhapura; Yasmin Shaikh from Shah-e-Alam; Samir Rangrej from Danilimda; and Sahil Shaikh from Sarkhej on the charges of theft and abetment under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Time of India
25-05-2025
- Time of India
74-yr-old turns action hero to catch wallet thieves
Ahmedabad: A 74-year-old man helped police catch four individuals who allegedly stole his wallet containing Rs 4,000 during an autorickshaw ride. On realising that his wallet was missing, Narshinh Panchal, a resident of Srinath Apartment near Vyaswadi, rode pillion on a stranger's motorcycle and pursued the rickshaw, leading to the arrest of the driver and three passengers. Panchal, who wanted to go to Naroda Patiya, decided to hire a shared rickshaw from Kalupur Circle. The vehicle had a woman and two men on the backseat. On the driver's request, he squeezed himself between the men. After putting up with a few nudges and suspicious fidgeting, he got off at Kalupur Bridge after being curtly asked by the driver to do so. The driver claimed that the other passengers were experiencing discomfort. After the driver left, Panchal realised that his wallet containing Rs 4,000 was missing. He hitched a ride on a stranger's motorbike and began a Bollywood-style chase. He intercepted the rickshaw near Amdupura Bibi Ma's Dargah, noted its registration number and calmly called the cops. Kalupur police arrested the four accused named Sanib Ansari, an autorickshaw driver from Juhapura; Yasmin Shaikh from Shah-e-Alam; Samir Rangrej from Danilimda; and Sahil Shaikh from Sarkhej on the charges of theft and abetment under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
