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Time of India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Guilty actor Chayan Chopra on his Varanasi work trip! Says it felt like a reset
Chayan Chopra Chayan Chopra , known for his role in Lust Stories 2, recently had a profound spiritual experience while shooting his upcoming film Avyaan in Varanasi. Reflecting on his time in the city, he shared, 'Shooting for Avyaan was my first time ever in Varanasi — and honestly, it felt like stepping into another dimension. There's something ancient and alive about the city, like time slows down and the soul starts speaking louder. From the chaos of the gallis to the stillness & intensity of the Ganga aarti, everything felt cinematic and sacred at once. It wasn't just a trip, it felt like a reset.' That journey left a lasting impact on him, both emotionally and spiritually. Describing the shift he felt upon returning, Chayan said, 'I went in with a lot on my mind, and came back feeling… lighter, clearer. Almost like Devi herself whispered me. Interestingly, later-on, I went to the Maha Kumbh with my brother (Rachit Chopra) on the Maha Shivratri Night post which we took a stop at Kashi - and he ended up having a similar experience about this truly-magical-city. ' Discussing his role in Avyaan, the actor—also known for his performances in Class, Guilty, and Cadets—revealed a new dimension to his craft. 'There's no performance here, only presence. People have seen me in layered characters before, but this time, it's less about the drama and more about the silences in between. It's personal. I've grown a lot since Class, Cadets, and Guilty — not just as an actor, but as a person. And I think this project carries that evolution. It's for those who enjoy truth more than theatrics. My exposure to music in this film is what I'm most grateful about - the audience can also, perhaps, expect to hear my voice in one of tracks…maybe (laughs)!' As he continues to move forward in his career, Chayan has his sights set on future collaborations. He dreams of working with filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali and actor Ranbir Kapoor, stating, 'All my close friends know my most favourite actor is RK — because he makes you feel without ever trying to. There's an elegance in how he lets vulnerability coexist with strength. To hold a scene with him would be a masterclass in itself. '
Yahoo
15-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Junior Rangers and Cadets return home after training in Whitehorse
A group of Junior Rangers and Junior Cadets participated in a training session in Whitehorse. Before they returned home, TJ Dhir spoke with some of them about their trip.
CBC
15-07-2025
- Sport
- CBC
Junior Rangers and Cadets return home after training in Whitehorse
A group of Junior Rangers and Junior Cadets participated in a training session in Whitehorse. Before they returned home, TJ Dhir spoke with some of them about their trip.
Washington Post
16-06-2025
- Sport
- Washington Post
Baseball Top 10: St. John's spends entire season on top
After three months that featured no shortage of high-intensity battles, drama and trophy lifts, The Washington Post's high school baseball rankings finish just as they began: with St. John's on top. The Cadets continued their reign as the area's most dominant program in recent years by putting together a near-perfect 2025 campaign, one that featured just a single loss — none to D.C.-area teams — and culminated with a ninth Washington Catholic Athletic Conference title in 10 seasons. Their dominance earned them country-wide acclaim, landing them in the top 10 of a handful of national rankings, and they never budged from the No. 1 spot in The Post's rankings. St. John's will finish there, having gone wire-to-wire as the top squad in the region.
South Wales Argus
15-06-2025
- General
- South Wales Argus
Torfaen: Minute's silence for Reverend Canon Harald Thomas
Reverend Canon Harald Thomas, who died on May 16 at his home in Pontnewydd, Cwmbran, after a long illness, had supported a number of Torfaen Borough Council's civic leaders in the role. Council leader Anthony Hunt said: 'Harald was a great friend to many of us and well known for his work through things like the Cadets.' The former British Airways manager was ordained at the Holy Trinity Church in Pontnewydd in 1997 following years of involvement with the church community and recognised with an MBE in the 2007 new year's honours list aged 73. Pontnewydd born and raised he married wife Dorothy at the church in 1963 after a five month whirlwind romance and was a father of two and a grandfather and great-grandfather. He had been a regular compere at community events and summer festivals and served as a chairman of both Cwmbran's Congress Theatre, which he had fought to save from closure, and the Pontypool Jazz Festival while he'd also been involved in local community councils. Rev Thomas' funeral will take place at Holy Trinity Church, Pontnewydd on Thursday, June 12 at 1.30pm. Members at the June 10 full council meeting, in the Civic Centre, Pontypool also offered condolences to cabinet member Mandy Owen following the death of her mother and Cllr Hunt said she was absent from the meeting 'having taken time to grieve'.
