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India.com
7 hours ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
Meet Top 10 WORST Bollywood Movies Of All Time As Per IMDb User-Ratings: This Rs 700 Cr Budget Film Is At No 9...
photoDetails english 2945031 Updated:Aug 13, 2025, 08:00 AM IST 10 WORST Bollywood Movies Of All Time 1 / 11 Top WORST Bollywood Movies Of All Time: Are you a movie buff? Well, let's scroll down the compilation of '10 worst films of all time' according to IMDb's user-ratings. From Desh Drohi to Himmatwala - the list has some surprising names. Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag 2 / 11 Director: Ram Gopal Varma Cast: Amitabh Bachchan, Mohanlal and Ajay Devgn Ratings: 1.4 Desh Drohi 3 / 11 Director: Jagdish A Sharma Cast: Kamal Rashid Khan, Gracy Singh, Hrishitaa Bhatt Ratings: 1.7 Humshakals 4 / 11 Director: Sajid Khan Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Riteish Deshmukh and Ram Kapoor Ratings: 1.7 Himmatwala 5 / 11 Director: Sajid Khan Cast: Ajay Devgn, Tamannaah Bhatia and Mahesh Manjrekar Ratings: 1.8 Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat 6 / 11 Director: Ashok Gaekwad Cast: Rani Mukerji, Shadaab Khan and Gulshan Grover Ratings: 3.6 Karzzzz 7 / 11 Director: Satish Kaushik Cast: Himesh Reshammiya, Urmila Matondkar and Shweta Kumar Ratings: 2.3 Race 3 8 / 11 Director: Remo D'Souza Cast: Anil Kapoor, Salman Khan and Bobby Deol Ratings: 1.9 The Legend of Drona 9 / 11 Director: Goldie Behl Cast: Jayshree Arora, Veer Arya and Abhishek Bachchan Ratings: 2 Adipurush 10 / 11 Director: Om Raut Cast: Prabhas, Kriti Sanon and Saif Ali Khan Ratings: 2.6 Jaani Dushman: Ek Anokhi Kahani 11 / 11 Director: Rajkumar Kohli Çast: Sunny Deol, Arman Kohli and Manisha Koirala Ratings: 2.8
Hans India
05-08-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Charting the future of commerce: OU, ACCA forge global pathways in AI era
Hyderabad: In a decisive stride toward reshaping commerce education, Osmania University's Department of Commerce and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) co-hosted a conference to mark Commerce Day. Attended by over 70 principals from affiliated and autonomous colleges under Osmania University, along with notable industry and academic leaders, the event explored how AI and technology can transform teaching and tighten the link between academia and industry. Md. Sajid Khan, Director of ACCA, opened the session with a compelling keynote highlighting the fast-changing demands on finance professionals. He emphasized the role of ACCA's globally recognized qualifications in delivering future-ready talent and advocated for embedding sustainability practices into the core of commerce education. Prof. Kumar Molugaram, Vice-Chancellor of Osmania University, served as the Chief Guest and underscored the need for educational institutions to empower students with both ethical foundations and technological fluency. He remarked that the future of commerce lies in understanding the digital forces shaping global markets and credited Osmania University's 108-year legacy and the Commerce Department's 80 years of innovation as a strong foundation to embrace such change. Faculty members Prof. M. Gangadhar, Head of the Department of Commerce, Prof. K. Krishna Chaitanya, Dean, Faculty of Commerce, and Prof. A. Patrick, Chairman of the Board of Studies, endorsed the collaboration with ACCA as a strategic move to align Indian commerce education with international trends and digital capabilities. A key feature of the event was the panel discussion moderated by Prabhanshu Mittal, Head of Education Partners Relationships, ACCA India. Featuring voices from both industry and academia, including Professor Sanjay Kallapur of ISB, Sivaramu of Tech Mahindra, and Sai Prashant from Oasis Accountants, the conversation revolved around the integration of AI in education, personalized learning, and simulation-based teaching to bridge theory and practice. The conference concluded with closing remarks from Prof. Patrick, reaffirming the university's commitment to continuous learning and cross-sector collaboration. Contributions from ACCA's education leaders, including Althea Lee and Royston Ebenezer, conducted the programme.
Business Recorder
23-07-2025
- Sport
- Business Recorder
Sajid Khan ruled out of England tour
LAHORE: Test off-spinner Sajid Khan has been ruled out of the Shaheens' tour of England after suffering a fracture to his right thumb during a training session at the Tonbridge School Ground in Kent. Pakistan Shaheens are set to take on the Professional County Club Select XI in the opening match of the three one-day matches, scheduled at the Kent County Cricket Ground in Beckenham. A PCB spokesman said that Sajid will return to Pakistan on the first available flight and will undergo further treatment at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore. The team management has not requested Sajid's replacement. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Yahoo
19-07-2025
- Yahoo
Predator who had sex chats with 'Freya, 13' snared in sting
A pervert has dodged jail after having sex chat with who he believed was a 13-year-old girl. Sajid Khan discovered he had been duped when he was confronted by paedophile hunters in a sting at his dad's home on June 25, 2024. Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court heard how the 40-year-old sent hundreds of messages to the decoy over both Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp. His grooming was described as 'patient and calculated', repeatedly steering the conversation towards sexual topics through innuendo. Prosecutor Anthony Longworth described the sickening exchange: 'Police went to Haywood Street where the defendant was being confronted by the paedophile hunter group STOP UK at his father's address. They revealed that Khan had believed he was talking to a 13-year-old girl called Freya Smith. READ MORE: Blundering Reform UK council removes 'eyesore' road sign after one day READ MORE: 'Fixed' Stoke-on-Trent road starts to crumble just weeks later 'Messages demonstrated that Khan knew her age. He asked to see videos of the girl. He told her he loved her cherry lips. He also told her it was a shame that she didn't have Snapchat, as people are generally more comfortable sending pictures on that platform. 'He asked the decoy if she shaved her pubic hair. He said he shaved his pubic hair and sent a picture of his pubic region.' Khan, of Galloway Road, Bentilee, gave a 'no comment' interview when quizzed by police after his arrest. He later pleaded guilty to one count of engaging in sexual communications with a child. Stuart Muldoon, mitigating, argued that Khan's grooming was the misguided result of frequent cannabis use. He said: 'He didn't ask to see any sexually explicit images, but he did ask to see more than the girl's profile picture. 'He is fully aware of the position he's put himself in. Despite trying to excuse his behaviour in his initial pre-sentence report, he now accepts there are no excuses for this type of behaviour. 'He has been clean from cannabis for nine months now. While he is not in employment at the moment, he spends much time volunteering to help in his local community. He has recently completed courses at Burslem College. He hopes to become a self-employed tradesman.' Khan was slapped with a 10-month suspended sentence, along with 100 hours of unpaid labour. He was also handed a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order. Judge Richard McConaghy told him: 'Your grooming behaviour was slow and deliberate. You made use of innuendo and sexualised imagery, although you never explicitly asked for any sexual content. You kept talking about taking a bath, whether it was you or her. You asked her about school. 'I do, however, take the view that there is a real chance of rehabilitation in your case. In the interest of justice, I believe having you engage with the probation service is the best course of action at this time.' Get all the latest news from court here
Arab News
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Arab News
From Illinois to Upper Dir: American woman travels to Pakistan to wed online friend
Upper Dir, PAKISTAN: An American woman recently journeyed thousands of miles from Illinois to a remote northwestern Pakistani district to marry a man who befriended her online over a year ago, praising the people here for their hospitable nature and urging other foreigners to ignore the 'negative' perceptions about Pakistan. Mindy Rasmussen, a 47-year-old procurement specialist at an aviation repair station in Springfield, Illinois, arrived in Pakistan's mountainous Upper Dir district's Usheri Darra valley on June 29 to marry Sajid Zeb Khan, a 31-year-old who works at his father's medical store. She's not the first foreigner who crossed countries to marry a resident of Upper Dir, a district known for its picturesque scenery. An Indian woman, Anju, converted to Islam in July 2023 and changed her name to Fatima before getting married to Nasrullah, a resident of Upper Dir. Anju met Nasrallah on Facebook, with their romance making headlines worldwide at the time. Rasmussen, who converted to Islam and adopted the name Zulekha Zeb before marrying Khan on July 2, said he befriended her on Facebook a year ago. 'He (Sajid Khan) sent me a friend request on Facebook and I thought he was very handsome, so I accepted,' Rasmussen told Arab News, laughing. 'His first message to me was, 'I am Sajid Khan from Pakistan.'' Rasmussen said she responded to Khan and the two got to know each other better as time progressed. 'He is a really sweet, loving man and I fell in love with him over this past year that we have been talking,' she said. Khan is the eldest of nine siblings, who include five sisters and four brothers. The newlywed couple are currently living in Usherai Darra, a famous remote tourist spot in Upper Dir in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province. Khan told Arab News his conversations with Rasmussen went from messages to video calls as they grew close. Rasmussen eventually spoke to Khan's family before she proposed marriage. 'At the end, she proposed to me, saying, 'Why don't we get married as we are so close,'' he said. Traveling to the US was always difficult for Khan, given that Pakistanis have to undergo extensive background checks for a US visa, sometimes leading to delays and denials. Hence, he invited Rasmussen to come to Pakistan instead. And now that she's here, he plans to take her to famous tourist attractions in KP. 'We will go around in our own land, like our Swat, Kumrat, Chitral, Usherai Darra, especially Nehag Darra,' he said. 'AN OPEN MIND' Touched by the people's hospitality in Pakistan, Rasmussen praised the 'tightly knit' community for showering her with affection. 'The love that they have shown me, you know, we don't really have this back in the US,' she said. 'This level of community. I mean, everybody is a neighbor, is a friend, is a family,' she added. Pakistan's northwestern KP province, despite being home to several glacial lakes, mountain ranges and picturesque locations that lure tourists in droves, has suffered from a surge in militancy recently. Pakistani Taliban militants have launched attacks against law enforcers and citizens, especially in the tribal districts bordering Afghanistan, in their bid to impose their strict version of Islamic law. Rasmussen, however, said she had experienced neither 'terrorism' nor any violence during her stay in the country. She advised foreigners not to harbor preconceived notions about KP. 'Come with an open mind and you will see for yourself that this is a safe place, a peaceful place and just wonderful people,' she said. However, her visa expires on August 14 and she is in Pakistan for only a month. 'I plan to go back to the US and then we are going to get Sajid's [immigration] paperwork going and he is going to come to the US with me,' she said. Khan, meanwhile, insists he didn't marry Rasmussen to secure an easy path to American citizenship, saying that she was his 'honor' now. 'She has arrived here by choice and has married me by choice,' he said. 'Now, she can live by choice and leave by choice.'
