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India.com
a day ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
'Mai khubsurat aurato ko…';This actor made shocking revelation about women, showed his true side, he is…
Raaj Kumar is considered to be the royal actor of Bollywood, who ruled the film world for years on the strength of his voice and personality. Along with his brilliant films, people knew him for his wit and elegance. The specialty of Raaj Kumar was that he did not consider anyone as his equal. His dialogue delivery forced people to praise him. Raaj Kumar told in an interview what other things he thinks about apart from films. 'I Think about beautiful women…' In an interview, Raaj Kumar was asked what other things he thinks about apart from films. On this Raaj Kumar said that he used to think about beautiful women. But now he can only look at them and smile. He said that he is fond of watching the sky and greenery. Whenever he comes to Mumbai, he stays only at Ashoka Hotel because the sky and greenery can be seen from the window there. Apart from this, Raaj Kumar also talked about his love for the sea. He said that he also likes the sea and the river. Let us tell you that Raaj Kumar proved his mettle for his brilliant acting in the cult classic film Mother India. Apart from this, he made a name for himself by working in brilliant films like Dil Apna Aur Preet Parayi, Waqt, Humraaz, Neel Kamal, Mere Huzoor, Dil Ek Mandir, Gharana. His comeback was also brilliant. Later, Raaj Kumar worked in films like Bulandi, Tiranga and Saudagar and people became his fans. Raaj Kumar sahab died in 1996 due to throat cancer. Raaj Kumar's son Puru Raaj Kumar worked in some films but he could not achieve fame like his father.
Express Tribune
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Ayeza Khan under fire for 'insensitive' statement
Following the murder of 17-year-old influencer Sana Yousaf, Ayeza Khan joined her fellow celebrities and the internet in speaking out about the issue. However, her priorities didn't quite align with what netizens were expecting from her. Instead of condemning the murder or the perpetrator, Ayeza chose to discuss the repercussions of sharing one's personal life on social media. "Let's all understand the pros and cons of social media, especially when it comes to our security. Keep your addresses, car numbers, regular spots, and children's details private," she wrote. "It's not safe. It's just not safe. Share less. Times have changed," she emphasised. "Recognise that the audience you have today isn't the one you personally chose. It's from all over the world." The Meray Paas Tum Ho actor believes that it is one's own responsibility to guard what they put out in the digital world. "Let's take responsibility for what we share," she said. Adding a prayer, she concluded, "May Allah protect us all and keep us in good company. Ameen." 'Tone deaf much?' Although Ayeza's sentiments stemmed from a place of concern for the detrimental impact of social media on one's life, netizens called out her statement for lacking sensitivity and veering towards victim blaming. "Someone lost their life because some man had a similar toxic ideology as the roles your husband plays in every single drama he stars in, and your main takeaway is 'let's protect ourselves'? Tone deaf much?" an Instagram user questioned. The user didn't mince their words, urging Ayeza to tell her actor-husband Danish Taimoor to stop romanticising toxic masculinity in his drama serials and have empathy for the family who lost their young girl. "You should at least have some form of the humanity that you were preaching a few weeks ago, telling others to not victim blame," the user continued. "You seriously need to check yourself first and then hire a decent PR team because every statement you make is the most ridiculous, tone-deaf, and insensitive thing ever." A different netizen suggested that the Humraaz actor is hypocritical for having an active Instagram account and still putting out such statements. "While your whole life is on your social media account, you still have the guts to shape cold-blooded murder into a lack of self-protection. Please come out of the fancy clothes and glamorous shoots. The victim was not at fault at all. Maybe tell your dear husband to not choose scripts like he does all the time and stop normalising abuse on screens." Other criticism ranged from speaking out against male privilege to hoping to de-platform celebrities who perpetuate harmful ideas that influence the wrong minds. Many argued that the problem is not social media but the entitlement that criminals have to commit such heinous crimes without the fear of being watched or punished. As per the BBC, a 22-year-old man confessed to murdering Sana after being arrested. Authorities believe that Umar Hayat murdered the influencer at her home in Islamabad after she rejected his "offers of friendship". They informed the BBC that he broke into her house, fired two shots, and fled with her phone. Sana's family gathered in Chitral for her burial. Her father, Syed Yousaf Hassan, shared that she was his only daughter a "very brave" one at that. He added that she had never mentioned Umar or reported any threatening behaviour before her life was taken on Monday.
Express Tribune
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Ayeza pursues studies to inspire daughter, fans
In an Instagram post shared on Sunday, Ayeza Khan gave her followers a taste of what it's like having her as a classmate. "Season Two of Ayeza Khan being your classmate," she wrote. "Someone in my class asked me, 'What's the point of studying if you're already Ayeza Khan?'" The Humraaz actor's response was effectively straight-forward, as she took into account all the people she wishes to inspire. "I don't think I study because I'm Ayeza Khan. I study so I can be a role model for my daughter, my fans, and the girls around the world who look up to me." She added, "I want them to see that being Ayeza is just a drop in the ocean compared to the success all you girls are capable of achieving. So never stop learning, and never stop growing." Ayeza's note was attached to a carousel of snippets from her university life in London, inviting her fans in for a glimpse into her journey as an actor who has no plans of quitting her craft anytime soon. In December, the Koi Chand Rakh actor took a step forward in her career by enrolling at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London. Reflecting on the monumental decision through an Instagram post, the 34-year-old actor shared, "When I started acting at the age of 17, I dreamed of studying theatre. However, given the circumstances at that time in my life, this dream kept being pushed further and further away." She continued, "After years of hard work, I was finally able to afford the time and resources to return to school and attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. It felt so refreshing to feel young again." What makes her journey even more inspirational is her acknowledgment of her family's unwavering support. "After all these years of dedication to my career and family, it feels only right to live out the little dreams of little Ayeza," she said, adding, "But none of this would have been possible without the unwavering support of my mother and father." Their support reminded Ayeza of her childhood, painting a picture of a tight-knit family. "My dad cherished the moments when he could drop me off and pick me up, reliving the memories of my school days when I was young. Meanwhile, back home, my mother's constant care for my children with so much love, patience, and sacrifice ensured that my kids never felt the weight of my absence."
Time of India
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Ameesha Patel on her relationship with Priyanka Chopra after replacing her in 'Humraaz': We are professionals, 'Aisi koi baat nahi hai'
Ameesha Patel replaced Priyanka Chopra in 'Humraaz', which became a box-office hit. She clarified there was no tension between them, emphasizing their professional camaraderie. Ameesha is content being the second choice, noting her films often succeed. She was last seen in the blockbuster 'Gadar 2' with Sunny Deol. Ameesha Patel stepped in for Priyanka Chopra Jonas in the film Humraaz , which featured Bobby Deol and Akshaye Khanna and became a box-office success. Although rumours once hinted at the tension between the two actresses, Ameesha recently stated in an interview that she shares a strong and friendly bond with Priyanka. Working Together on ' Aap Ki Khatir ' In a conversation with Filmy Mantra, Ameesha addressed her relationship with Priyanka while filming 'Aap Ki Khatir'. She mentioned working with actresses such as Lara Dutta in 'Elaan' and Rani Mukerji in 'Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic' and 'Mangal Pandey: The Rising' without feeling insecure. Ameesha emphasized that the connection between actors is clear in their on-screen chemistry. On-Screen Chemistry and Professionalism by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 3 Reasons to Plug This Into Your Home Today elecTrick - Save upto 80% on Power Bill Learn More Undo When asked once more about her connection with Priyanka, Ameesha said, 'I had great chemistry with all my actors. Not meaning to pick her in particular, but with all my actors, and I think you will see that on-screen.' She added that even while working on ensemble projects like 'Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd', she never faced any conflicts with her co-stars. Connection After Replacing Priyanka in 'Humraaz' When questioned about her relationship with Priyanka following the replacement in 'Humraaz', Patel responded, 'We had a great camaraderie, and we are thorough professionals. And she is also a thorough professional and aisi koi baat nahi thi.' Content with Being the Second Choice Ameesha also stated that whenever she steps in to replace another actor in a movie, the film often becomes a major success. She expressed contentment with this and said she is perfectly fine being the second option, as it has consistently worked out well for her. Recent Work Meanwhile, Ameesha Patel was last seen in 'Gadar 2' alongside Sunny Deol .
