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The Print
2 days ago
- Sport
- The Print
Srikanth enters second round of Canada Open, Ayush Shetty loses
In another men's singles match, Sankar Muthusamy got the better of fifth-seeded Ayush Shetty 23-21, 21-12 in 44 minutes. The 2021 World Championships silver medallist Srikanth, who had finished runner-up at the Malaysia Masters in May, recovered from a game down to prevail 18-21, 21-19, 21-14 in a pulsating 53-minute opening-round clash. Calgary (Canada), Jul 2 (PTI) India's Kidambi Srikanth progressed to the men's singles second round with a thrilling three-game win over compatriot Priyanshu Rajawat, but young Ayush Shetty lost to Sankar Muthusamy Subramanian at the Canada Open Super 300 badminton tournament here on Wednesday. It was a fierce battle between Srikanth and Rajawat, the two academy mates who had faced off twice before, with Rajawat emerging victorious on both occasions — including straight-game wins at the German Open earlier this year and the 2023 Australian Open. There was little to separate the duo in the opening game, as they moved neck-and-neck from 6-6 to 17-17 before Rajawat stepped on the gas to take the lead. Srikanth trailed initially after the change of sides in the second game but showed resilience to turn the tables, first levelling at 9-9 and then surging ahead 12-9. The two remained locked in a tight contest until 18-18, when Srikanth broke free to push the match into the decider. In the third game, Srikanth kept his nose ahead for the most part, but Rajawat clawed back to 14-14. However, the senior shuttler raised his game in the closing stages, reeling off seven of the next points to seal the contest. PTI ATK AM AM KHS This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
NDTV
2 days ago
- Sport
- NDTV
Kidambi Srikanth Enters Second Round Of Canada Open
India's Kidambi Srikanth progressed to the men's singles second round with a thrilling three-game win over compatriot Priyanshu Rajawat, but young Ayush Shetty lost to Sankar Muthusamy Subramanian at the Canada Open Super 300 badminton tournament in Calgary, Canada on Wednesday. The 2021 World Championships silver medallist Srikanth, who had finished runner-up at the Malaysia Masters in May, recovered from a game down to prevail 18-21, 21-19, 21-14 in a pulsating 53-minute opening-round clash. In another men's singles match, Sankar Muthusamy got the better of fifth-seeded Ayush Shetty 23-21, 21-12 in 44 minutes. It was a fierce battle between Srikanth and Rajawat, the two academy mates who had faced off twice before, with Rajawat emerging victorious on both occasions - including straight-game wins at the German Open earlier this year and the 2023 Australian Open. There was little to separate the duo in the opening game, as they moved neck-and-neck from 6-6 to 17-17 before Rajawat stepped on the gas to take the lead. Srikanth trailed initially after the change of sides in the second game but showed resilience to turn the tables, first levelling at 9-9 and then surging ahead 12-9. The two remained locked in a tight contest until 18-18, when Srikanth broke free to push the match into the decider. In the third game, Srikanth kept his nose ahead for the most part, but Rajawat clawed back to 14-14. However, the senior shuttler raised his game in the closing stages, reeling off seven of the next points to seal the contest.
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First Post
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- First Post
Achintya Rajawat stars opposite Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 & Ek Villain Returns fame Karishma Sharma in high-stakes short film Lights, Camera, Lies
The action has officially begun! The highly anticipated short film Lights, Camera, Lies, starring Achintya Rajawat and Karishma Sharma, is now streaming on Amazon Prime and Shorts TV Network as of July 1st. Blending gripping drama with intense mixed martial arts, the film promises a cinematic experience packed into a powerfully compact format. Achintya Rajawat, born in Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh, brings more than just performance to the screen — he brings pedigree, discipline, and passion. Coming from a family rooted in the legal profession — with his late father, grandfather, and paternal uncle all being lawyers — Achintya took a different path, driven by creativity and ambition. A management graduate (BBA), he shifted to Mumbai in 2021 to pursue acting and modeling full-time. His dedication quickly paid off, with his striking looks and strong physique landing him runway shows for top platforms like Bombay Times Fashion Week, Pune Times, Delhi Times, and Bangalore Times. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD As a professional model, he's been featured in campaigns for prestigious brands such as Raymonds, Nike, Manyavar, Sketchers, and Puma, and in commercial ads for Ocean Water and Play Rummy. His sharp on-camera presence has also made him a recognizable face in hit music videos like Nasha and Attitude. Now, in Lights, Camera, Lies, Achintya showcases his acting depth and physical intensity. As Aadee, Rajawat delivers a commanding performance that combines emotional complexity with high-octane MMA-style action. His dedication to the role is evident in every fight sequence and dramatic moment, proving he's a talent to watch in India's new wave of action-dramas. Opposite him, Karishma Sharma shines as Sonal. Known for her acclaimed appearances in Tera Ghata, Barsaat Ki Dhun, Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2, and Ek Villain Returns, she brings both vulnerability and strength to her role, creating dynamic chemistry with Rajawat that drives the film's emotional core. Directed, written, and produced by the visionary Dinesh Sudarshan Soi, Lights, Camera, Lies marks a major evolution in Rajawat's career. After proving himself in the fashion and music video space, this marks his breakout moment in performance-led cinema. Produced under DS Creations Entertainment, the project benefits from the creative leadership of Sonia Malhotra Soi and features a strong supporting cast including Yajur Marwah, Varun Kasturia, Shrutika Gaokkar, Priyanka Mishra, and Neha Chhabria, each contributing to the film's layered storytelling. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The film's high-energy and intricately choreographed action sequences benefit from the expertise of renowned Action Master Harpal Singh Pali, whose past work includes acclaimed films like Haider and Udta Punjab. Cinematography by Vikas K Sharma enhances both the emotional undertones and the raw physicality of the narrative. The project's execution is anchored by a skilled crew including Yugal Harrison, Rageswari Mahanta, and Aaeraa Singh Rawat. Deepak Soi serves as the Executive Producer, ensuring a polished and high-quality cinematic output from start to finish. Casting for Lights, Camera, Lies has been done by Castify & Team DS Creations, while costumes have been curated by Team DS Creations — adding authenticity and flair to each character's look. With its gripping narrative, standout performances, and finely tuned action, Lights, Camera, Lies is more than a short film — it's a showcase of raw talent, heart-pounding energy, and cinematic craft. And at the center of it all is Achintya Rajawat as Aadee — a rising star who's not just the face of the future, but a force redefining it. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD
