Latest news with #Zeeshan


Express Tribune
6 hours ago
- General
- Express Tribune
Eid reunions for divorced families begin
Special Eid reunions have begun in the District Courts, allowing divorced parents to meet their estranged children with the permission of family courts. Divorced mothers, fathers, grandparents, aunts, and uncles have started meeting their separated children at Judicial Complex Facilitation Centres. In the past two days, 168 divorced families have reunited with their children for special Eid visits, which will continue today (Wednesday) and tomorrow (Thursday). These meetings had been emotionally charged, with tearful scenes witnessed. Mothers and fathers brought special Eid gifts for their children, including garments, shoes, bicycles, toys, clothing, artificial jewellery, makeup items, and dolls. Children also received cash "Eidi." Each child was allowed up to two and a half hours of reunion time. Most of the children live with the other parent following the parents' remarriage. Along with mothers, grandparents, aunts, and uncles also participated in the visits. After the meetings, many mothers parted from their children with tearful eyes. Every year during Eid, family judges arrange special meetings between children and their parents. One father, Faisal Rasheed, shared his thoughts, saying: "I divorced my wife due to family disputes; we have two children. I have remarried, and the children live with their mother. I deeply regret it now and miss the kids terribly. I urge all families involved in court disputes to withdraw their cases and live happily with their children, or else they will regret it. Divorce has negative impacts on children, especially daughters, whose marriages face challenges that are hard to describe." Zeeshan, an official at the court facilitation centre, said they provide meeting arrangements as per court orders and ensure meetings end on time. Two children, Rania and Arslan, expressed their joy, saying, "We are very happy today. It's been four months since we last saw our father. We received lots of toys, clothes, shoes, a bicycle, and cash. Eid should come every month so we can keep getting nice clothes, money, and toys."


Hindustan Times
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
When Shah Rukh Khan gave Zeeshan Ayyub his own sweatshirt: 'You can't deny how good he is as a person'
Actor Zeeshan Ayyub, who has worked with Shah Rukh Khan in films like Zero and Raees, recently opened up in an interview about the superstar's warmth and thoughtfulness that has made an imprint on him not only as an actor but as a human being, too. The actor shared a heartwarming incident with Shah Rukh Khan that he will remember forever. (Also read: Shah Rukh Khan sings hook line of Sapphire with Ed Sheeran, Arijit Singh spends time with singer on a barge. See post) In an interview with the YouTube channel, The Majlis Show, Zeeshan recalled that during Raees, the makers made promotional sweatshirts for everyone, but somehow, his didn't arrive. "I asked, 'Hey, where's mine? Shah Rukh sir overheard and said, 'Of course, it's there'. He went inside and came back with one, which I later realised was his. He handed it to me and said, 'Here, it is, just check the size. I tried and said, 'Sir, this is yours,' but he insisted, 'It is yours, keep it'." Zeeshan described it as one thing that he has taken from any actor that he will cherish forever. 'Shah Rukh Khan, as a human being, is amazing. As you spend time with him, you realise that there's no one better in manners and disposition. An educated, wise, dignified, alert person who remembers everyone. He is actually so good and kind that you can never forget it. You meet him once in your life, and that will become one of the most important moments of your life, not because he is Shah Rukh Khan. There is a possibility that you don't like him for his work, but as a person, you can't deny how good he is,' Zeeshan added. Zeeshan is currently seen in a pivotal role in Criminal Justice: A Family Matter, which also stars Pankaj Tripathi. Directed by Rohan Sippy, the show released its first three episodes on JioHotstar on May 29.


Indian Express
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Zeeshan Ayyub recalls when Shah Rukh Khan gave him his own sweatshirt: ‘I haven't seen a man with such great kindness'
Actor Zeeshan Ayyub, known for his powerful supporting roles in Hindi cinema, has worked alongside Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan in two films. In a recent interview with The Majlis Show, Zeeshan opened up about the superstar's humility, kindness, and the lasting impression he leaves on people, not just as an actor, but as a human being. Sharing a heartfelt anecdote from the sets of Raees, Ayyub recounted a small but deeply meaningful gesture by Shah Rukh that he still cherishes. 'During Raees, they made promotional sweatshirts for everyone. Somehow, mine didn't arrive. We were all sitting together, and people were getting theirs, so I asked, 'Hey, where's mine?' Shah Rukh sir overheard me and said, 'Of course it's there!' He went inside and came back with one — which I later realized was his. He handed it to me and said, 'Here, it's just a bit of a size issue, try it on.' I tried it and said, 'Sir, this is yours,' and I began to protest, but he said, 'No, it's yours. Keep it.' Describing the moment as one of the most beautiful in his life, Zeeshan emphasized that it wasn't just about the sweatshirt, it was about the warmth and thoughtfulness behind the gesture. Also Read | Zeeshan Ayyub says he was removed from his movie's posters for 'stupid, unbelievable' reasons: 'I feel frustrated' He went on to reflect on his broader experience working with SRK, expressing deep admiration for the man behind the stardom. 'As you spend more time with him, you realize you haven't seen better manners or conduct in any person. He's educated, wise, aware, and remembers people, a truly good human being. He is so good and kind that meeting him even once becomes a defining moment in your life — not because he's Shah Rukh Khan. You might not even like his work, that's possible. But as a person, you can't deny how good he is.' Zeeshan further added, 'He treats everyone as an equal. That's his philosophy, that's the beauty of him. He doesn't believe anyone is a 'nobody.' Everyone is equal. As a human being, he believes you must treat others with respect.' Zeeshan also recalled another unforgettable moment from 2018, during the promotions of Zero, when Shah Rukh Khan publicly tweeted about him. He was stunned by this gesture of his and it led to a flurry of calls from people in the industry, leaving him truly overwhelmed.


Hans India
6 days ago
- Hans India
SC takes serious note of rising suicide cases in Kota
Kota: Rajasthan Police filed an FIR in connection with the suicide of a Jammu and Kashmir student in Rajasthan's Kota. Recently, the Supreme Court made strong remarks over the increasing number of such incidents in the city. The victim, identified as Zeeshan Jahan (18), a NEET aspirant from Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir, was found dead in her PG accommodation in Mahavir Nagar on May 25. According to police, this is only the second case in Kota where an FIR has been filed in connection with a student suicide. The Supreme Court had earlier taken serious note of the rising student suicide cases in Kota. On May 23, a bench comprising Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice R. Mahadevan questioned the Rajasthan government's inaction, stating, 'Fourteen students have committed suicide in Kota so far this year. What are you doing about it as a state? Why are students committing suicide in Kota? Have you not given it any thought?' Following this, police filed FIRs in two separate student suicide cases—one at Kunhari Police Station and another at Mahavir Nagar Police Station. Mahavir Nagar Police Station Officer Ramesh Kaviya confirmed that Zeeshan Jahan was found hanging in her room. She had reportedly spoken to a person named Burhan on the phone shortly before the incident. After the call, Burhan contacted a mutual acquaintance in Kota, urging her to check on Zeeshan. When she arrived, she found the room locked from the inside. Upon hearing her screams, nearby students gathered. A carpenter working nearby was called, and the door was cut open with a cutter. Zeeshan was found hanging. She was rushed to the hospital, where doctors declared her dead. A postmortem examination was conducted in the presence of his relatives, who had arrived from Jammu and Kashmir. The police have registered a case under Sections 306 and 108 of the IPC, which pertain to abetment of suicide. The role of Burhan is under investigation. According to Zeeshan's uncle, Shakeel Ahmed Wani, she had been mentally distressed and was under medical treatment. She had previously attended a private coaching institute in Kota and had returned to the city just a month ago after Eid. Whether she had taken readmission this session is being investigated.


Time of India
27-05-2025
- Time of India
NEET aspirant from J&K hangs self in Kota
Image used is for representational purposes only KOTA: A NEET-UG aspirant from Jammu and Kashmir died by suicide in Kota Sunday evening, marking the 15th student suicide in the coaching hub this year and the second in May. The student, identified as Zeeshan Jahan, 18, was preparing for the medical entrance exam through self-study and was residing at a paying guest accommodation under the Mahaveer Nagar police station area. According to police, Zeeshan allegedly hanged herself from the ceiling fan of her room while speaking on the phone with a relative, Burhan, in Jammu and Kashmir. During the call, she reportedly hinted at her intent to take her life. Alarmed, Burhan immediately disconnected the call and contacted Mamta, a student living on the upper floor of the same building. Mamta rushed to Zeeshan's room and found it locked from the inside. She alerted others nearby, and with help from workers at a neighboring construction site, the door was broken open using a grinder. Zeeshan was found hanging and was taken to a hospital, where she was declared brought dead. Circle inspector of Mahaveer Nagar police station said Zeeshan had previously studied in Kota and returned a month ago to prepare again for NEET-UG, this time without joining any coaching institute. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Free P2,000 GCash eGift UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo She had rented a room behind Pratap Chouraha for self-study. The officer confirmed that no suicide note was recovered from the room and that the reason behind the extreme step is yet to be ascertained. He added that the ceiling fan in the room was not equipped with an anti-hanging device—equipment recommended in hostels and PGs to deter suicides. The girl's body has been placed in the mortuary, and her family has been informed. A post-mortem will be conducted after their arrival. Notably, this marks the 15th case of suicide by a coaching student in Kota this year since January and the second this month. Earlier, this month, another girl from Madhya Pradesh, also a NEET aspirant, committed suicide by hanging herself in her room under Kunhadi police station a day before the NEET-UG exam on May 3.