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Time of India
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
After Yuzvendra Chahal's remarks on divorce, ex-wife Dhanashree Verma reacts with a 'peaceful and powerful reminder'
Synopsis Dhanashree Verma dropped her first post featuring her recent trip from Dubai after Yuzvendra Chahal opened up about their divorce. Chahal spoke about his 'Sugar Daddy' T-shirt incident on a podcast. He hinted at actions from Dhanashree's side triggering his response. Dhanashree's post is seen as a calm reaction. Her focus is on healing and positivity.
Time of India
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Dhanashree shares FIRST post after ex-husband Yuzvendra Chahal spoke about his divorce and 'Be your own sugar daddy' t-shirt: 'I am grateful for...'
Dhanashree Verma subtly responded to divorce buzz with an Instagram post from Dubai, showcasing peaceful moments and temple visits. This followed Yuzvendra Chahal's podcast appearance where he addressed their divorce and the viral 'Sugar Daddy' T-shirt incident. Chahal clarified his actions were a message, triggered by an event from Dhanashree's side, aiming for personal closure. Just days after Yuzvendra Chahal opened up for the first time about his divorce and the viral 'Be Your Own Sugar Daddy' T-shirt moment, Dhanashree Verma has quietly responded—not with words, but through a heartfelt Instagram post. A peaceful post Dhanashree Verma took to Instagram to share a peaceful photo dump from her recent Dubai getaway. The choreographer and digital creator was seen enjoying street food like vada pav and pani puri, soaking in golden hour strolls, and visiting temples—offering a glimpse into a calm, nostalgic escape amidst ongoing buzz around her personal life. Check out the post here: She captioned it, 'Back in Dubai after what feels like a lifetime…🤍 Growing up here gave me so many core memories and seeing how much the city has evolved was both surreal and heartwarming. One of the highlights was visiting this beautiful Hindu temple—peaceful, powerful, and a reminder of how far this city has come in embracing culture and community ♥️🙏🏻 Grateful for the growth, the roots, and the reconnection." Chahal breaks silence on podcast Her post comes just days after Chahal addressed their divorce publicly for the first time on Raj Shamani's podcast. Reflecting on the viral moment when he wore a T-shirt reading 'Be Your Own Sugar Daddy' on the day of their final divorce hearing, Chahal explained, 'Mujhe drama nahi karna tha, I just wanted to give one message—and I did.' A message, not drama While the cricketer clarified that he hadn't intended to create drama, he hinted that something from Dhanashree's side had pushed him to respond. 'Kyunki saamne se kuch cheez hua tha… pehle mann nahi tha,' he said, adding that once the incident occurred, he decided to respond in his own way. 'Ab sambhaal lo, ab mujhe nahi parwah kisi ki,' he continued, explaining that his T-shirt was meant as a message, not abuse—a moment of personal closure rather than confrontation.
NDTV
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Thug Life: Trisha Krishnan Reacts To Criticism Against Romancing Kamal Haasan Despite 30-Year Age Gap
Quick Read Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. The release date for Mani Ratnam's Thug Life is set for June 5, 2025. Trisha Krishnan addresses age gap criticism with Kamal Haasan in film. Fans anticipate the reunion of Mani Ratnam and Kamal Haasan in Thug Life. New Delhi: The buzz around Mani Ratnam's Thug Life is getting stronger with the release date nearing. The film is set to hit the screens on June 5, 2025. The latest conversation that has taken flight is around the age disparity between Trisha Krishnan and Kamal Haasan in the film, and them romancing despite a 30-year age gap. Trisha was present at the pre-release event of the film in Mumbai recently. The actress had a befitting reply to the criticism coming her way for the onscreen romance with Kamal Haasan, and the conversations surrounding the age difference. Trisha responded by saying that she was prepared for the backlash, yet she also believed that the online pairing with Kamal Haasan would be magical. Trisha said, "I think that's something I knew when they announced the film and I had not even signed it. So that's when I knew, wow, this is magic. And I was not even part of the film at that point in time." Speaking of the incredible experience of witnessing Kamal Haasan and Mani Ratnam come together and work, Trisha added, "So all of us as actors, we were like, oh damn, we have to do some work here. We've got to stop staring at them. So it was magic." Trisha Krishnan has also been combatting negative feedback for her song Sugar Daddy in Thug Life. Internet users were not pleased to see an actress in her 40s dance to a song with an inappropriate title. There were also opinions regarding an item song for the first time in a Mani Ratnam production.
Yahoo
25-04-2025
- Yahoo
NYC executive used apartment to rape, torture women in 'calculated campaign of violence': prosecutors
WARNING: This story contains graphic details that may be disturbing to some readers. A private equity executive used a New York City apartment as a torture chamber where he raped, punched, shackled and used a cattle prod in a series of depraved acts involving six women, Manhattan prosecutors said Thursday. Ryan Hemphill, 43, has pleaded not guilty a 116-count indictment charging him with predatory sexual assault and other crimes dating back to last October. He faces life in prison. To conceal his crimes, Hemphill, who is also a lawyer, threatened to have the women arrested or killed by falsely claiming to have vast resources and connections to police and organized crime, prosecutors said. Deported 'Maryland Man' Championed By Dems Was Pulled Over Driving Car Belonging To Human Smuggler "The details in this case are beyond disturbing — a sustained, calculated campaign of violence and cruelty that targeted vulnerable women. This kind of predatory abuse has no place in our city and will be met with the full force of the law," New York Police Department Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch said in a statement announcing the charges. Read On The Fox News App Hemphill met many of the victims on dating websites like (formerly known as Seeking Arrangements), SugarDaddy and SugarDaddyMeet, FetLife and Craigslist, where he offered them money for sex and companionship, authorities said, adding that he sometimes paid them with counterfeit money. Hemphill's apartment had multiple surveillance cameras, and investigators have recovered images showing dozens, if not hundreds, of other women, many of them naked and blindfolded, Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Mirah Curzer told Judge Ann Scherzer during a Thursday hearing where Hemphill was present. Investigators also found hundreds of bullets and high-capacity magazines, and a large amount of drugs, including heroin, cocaine, amphetamines, and fentanyl, prosecutors said. Trump Admin Files First Racketeering Charges Against Massive Migrant Terrorist Group Present In Us As Hemphill got to know the women, he allegedly convinced them to confide their past sexual traumas, which he then deliberately reenacted as he assaulted them, Curzer said. He forced or tricked them into ingesting various drugs that rendered them unconscious or significantly impaired, prosecutors said. In addition, he also slapped and punched them repeatedly and tied them up with handcuffs and other restraints. In one incident, one of the victims was left shackled to Hemphill's bed as she begged him to let her go. Hemphill also used a cattle prod, an instrument meant for livestock, and a shock collar that he forced some women to wear around their necks, including while he raped them. He also allegedly tortured them psychologically by threatening them with guns and knives, urinating on them, and verbally humiliating and demeaning them. Some victims were allegedly forced to record videos in which they stated that they consented to being raped and tortured, which Hemphill allegedly used to convince them that they wouldn't be believed if they reported him. Scherzer ordered Hemphill to remain jailed after prosecutors raised concerns about him possibly fleeing the country, citing his wealth and connections — including a history of philanthropy and family real estate holdings. Hemphill's alleged behavior, the judge said, "shows his extent to which he's willing to go to protect himself from facing these charges." Fox News Digital has tried reaching out to Hemphill. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Original article source: NYC executive used apartment to rape, torture women in 'calculated campaign of violence': prosecutors
Fox News
25-04-2025
- Fox News
NYC executive used apartment to rape, torture women in 'calculated campaign of violence': prosecutors
WARNING: This story contains graphic details that may be disturbing to some readers. A private equity executive used a New York City apartment as a torture chamber where he raped, punched, shackled and used a cattle prod in a series of depraved acts involving six women, Manhattan prosecutors said Thursday. Ryan Hemphill, 43, has pleaded not guilty a 116-count indictment charging him with predatory sexual assault and other crimes dating back to last October. He faces life in prison. To conceal his crimes, Hemphill, who is also a lawyer, threatened to have the women arrested or killed by falsely claiming to have vast resources and connections to police and organized crime, prosecutors said. "The details in this case are beyond disturbing — a sustained, calculated campaign of violence and cruelty that targeted vulnerable women. This kind of predatory abuse has no place in our city and will be met with the full force of the law," New York Police Department Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch said in a statement announcing the charges. Hemphill met many of the victims on dating websites like (formerly known as Seeking Arrangements), SugarDaddy and SugarDaddyMeet, FetLife and Craigslist, where he offered them money for sex and companionship, authorities said, adding that he sometimes paid them with counterfeit money. Hemphill's apartment had multiple surveillance cameras, and investigators have recovered images showing dozens, if not hundreds, of other women, many of them naked and blindfolded, Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Mirah Curzer told Judge Ann Scherzer during a Thursday hearing where Hemphill was present. Investigators also found hundreds of bullets and high-capacity magazines, and a large amount of drugs, including heroin, cocaine, amphetamines, and fentanyl, prosecutors said. As Hemphill got to know the women, he allegedly convinced them to confide their past sexual traumas, which he then deliberately reenacted as he assaulted them, Curzer said. He forced or tricked them into ingesting various drugs that rendered them unconscious or significantly impaired, prosecutors said. In addition, he also slapped and punched them repeatedly and tied them up with handcuffs and other restraints. In one incident, one of the victims was left shackled to Hemphill's bed as she begged him to let her go. Hemphill also used a cattle prod, an instrument meant for livestock, and a shock collar that he forced some women to wear around their necks, including while he raped them. He also allegedly tortured them psychologically by threatening them with guns and knives, urinating on them, and verbally humiliating and demeaning them. Some victims were allegedly forced to record videos in which they stated that they consented to being raped and tortured, which Hemphill allegedly used to convince them that they wouldn't be believed if they reported him. Scherzer ordered Hemphill to remain jailed after prosecutors raised concerns about him possibly fleeing the country, citing his wealth and connections — including a history of philanthropy and family real estate holdings. Hemphill's alleged behavior, the judge said, "shows his extent to which he's willing to go to protect himself from facing these charges." Fox News Digital has tried reaching out to Hemphill.
