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Time of India
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Moon Banerrjee: Being an actor would require many rainy days and one needs to be strong
, who has been part of shows like , Abhimaan, Ghar Ek Mandir, Kasautii Zindagii Kay, Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, Muskaan, Sasural Simar Ka 2, and Doree, agrees that being an actor comes with its own challenges, like work uncertainty, however, she has fed it into her system and understands that it's a part of the job. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now She said, 'It's an organic part of my life so I never felt that way. Acting is my passion so it drives me to do other things. But I am happy in my personal space if I am working.' 'During the early days of my journey as an actor I have chipped in my system that being an actor would require many rainy days and one needs to be strong enough to deal with it so yes not being consistent does affect many things but that's a part and parcel of the profession,' she added. And Moon revealed that the biggest challenge would be cracking a deal with the right amount of money and role. But even then she has never thought of giving up acting. She said, 'I don't see myself not performing as acting is my biggest joy and love.' She also confessed that she has never questioned her career choice and said that she has never lost faith in herself. She further said, 'And the almighty helps me stay strong and I keep feeding my faith more and starving my fear.' 'However, of late the working conditions, the dip in the commercials, the meaty roles going to less competent ones, and I have also heard that people now cast actors as per their social media followers so that makes me question as an actor about the investment that we have made over the years polishing the skill is kind of not valued,' Moon concluded. Ravi Dubey on spending time with Sargun: Spent only 22 days with her last year
Time of India
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Muskaan Kataria on joining Pyaar Ki Raahein midway: It's like walking into a room where conversations have already started
Muskaan Kataria Seven months after her previous show Yeh Hai Chahatein wrapped up, Muskaan Kataria is back on television with a new role. She has joined the ongoing daily soap Pyaar Ki Raahein as the new antagonist. Speaking about her character, she says, 'I'm entering Pyaar Ki Raahein as the new negative lead, and honestly — I'm loving every bit of it! The role is bold, unpredictable, and emotionally complex. She knows how to manipulate situations in her favour without ever raising her voice — those are the kinds of roles I truly enjoy. There's a great blend of style and substance here, and I'm excited for the audience to meet her.' When asked about the challenges of joining an ongoing show, Muskaan explains, 'It's always tricky to step into a show midway. It feels like walking into a room where conversations have already started — you have to quickly grasp the dynamics and still manage to make your presence felt. Thankfully, the team has been incredibly warm and welcoming, which makes all the difference. I'm here to add a twist to the narrative, and I hope the audience enjoys it. ' During her break from television, Muskaan was busy exploring opportunities in films and OTT platforms. 'After Yeh Hai Chahatein, I was considering some exciting movie and OTT projects, which took up a fair amount of time. It was a conscious decision to step back from TV — not because I don't love it, but because I wanted to explore different avenues and grow as an artist,' she shares. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo She further adds, 'I'm quite selective about the projects I take on. For me, it's not about staying constantly visible, but about picking roles that truly excite me and add value to my journey. Regular TV work is great, but I want to be part of stories that challenge me and leave a lasting impact. Pyaar Ki Raahein felt like the perfect fit at the perfect time.'
NDTV
21-04-2025
- NDTV
Viral Video Of Blue Drum Gift To Newly Weds Reminds Users Of Meerut Horror
A wedding in Uttar Pradesh's Hamirpur has become the talk of the internet after a group of guests from the groom's side gifted them a large blue plastic drum - in a stark reminder of the Meerut murder case in which a woman chopped her husband's body into pieces and hid those in a similar drum. The presentation occurred soon after the jaimala ceremony when the couple was greeting the guests. Among the well-wishers were the groom's friends who arrived with the bulky blue drum. The groom looked visibly puzzled, while the bride laughed at the gift. Not everyone found it funny, though. It reminded people of the Meerut incident. The video was posted to X with the caption, "What could be a worse joke than this! It is absolutely not appropriate to remember a heinous murder as a joke on a happy occasion like a wedding." इससे भद्दा मज़ाक और क्या हो सकता है! शादी जैसे खुशी के मौके पर एक जघन्य हत्याकांड को मज़ाक के रूप में याद करने को कतई उचित नहीं कहा जा सकता। ????उत्तर प्रदेश के जिला हमीरपुर में शादी के दौरान दोस्तों ने दूल्हा–दुल्हन को "नीला ड्रम" गिफ्ट किया। — बेसिक शिक्षा सूचना केंद्र (@Info_4Education) April 19, 2025 A user commented, "The world has become mentally ill, people have made fun of this massacre in every street, when it happens to oneself, then one realises that it is one's own." दुनिया मानसिक रोगी हो गई है गली-गली में मजाक बना रखा है इस हत्याकांड का जब खुद पर बीती है तब पता चलता है किसी का अपना होता है तब — A.k (@Ak9064223611421) April 19, 2025 "With friends like these, no one needs enemies," a comment read. Aise dost ho to dushmano ki zarurat nhi ???? — Jayans Paliwal (@Jamesbond_2024) April 19, 2025 Someone wrote, "There is no dearth of idiots, they are provoking the bride." बेवकूफों की कमी नहीं है, दूल्हन का उकसा रहें है???? — Meena Singh बंधुआ मजदूर (शिक्षामित्र) (@Msingh8953) April 19, 2025 The Meerut Cement Murder Case On March 4, Saurabh Rajput, a 32-year-old former Merchant Navy officer, was allegedly killed by his wife Muskaan Rastogi and her lover Sahil Shukla. According to the police investigation, Muskaan first drugged her husband's food. Then she and Sahil brutally attacked him with a butcher's knife, stabbing him in the heart multiple times and slitting his throat. The two then chopped his body into 15 pieces and hid them in a blue drum. They sealed it with cement to prevent the odour from escaping. The murder remained undiscovered until March 18, when Saurabh's six-year-old daughter told her grandmother, "Papa is in the drum." Postmortem reports revealed that Saurabh was beheaded, both hands were cut off at the wrists, and his legs were forcibly bent to fit inside the container. Medical examiners concluded that Saurabh died of shock and excessive bleeding. "It was put in the drum and then filled with dust and cement. The body solidified in the cement and did not rot due to a lack of air. The smell was not extremely foul," a doctor involved in the postmortem said. After committing the crime, Muskaan and Sahil travelled to Manali to celebrate Holi. They continued to mislead Saurabh's family by texting them from his phone. Both accused are currently in judicial custody at the Chaudhary Charan Singh District Jail in Meerut. Reports suggest Muskaan has tested positive for pregnancy while in custody.
