Yesterday, Tellychakkar.com reported exclusively about Life OK’s Savdhan India coming up with an Independence Day special Maha Movie. The story which will be produced by Jasvand Entertainment will narrate a tale happening around the war front of India and Pakistan.
As reported by us, Amit Behl will be seen essaying the role of a Pakistani army officer, while Chaitanya Choudhary will play an Indian army officer.
Fine-looking Vineet Raina may come across as a person who throws weight around, but talk to him and one would know how grounded his personality is and how he treats almost everyone with utmost humility.
While the actor has shown his talent through shows such as Maryada, Punar Vivah, Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai and recently Lapataganj, we indulge into a candid conversation with him about his journey in this industry.
Mallika Sherwat continues to court controversy for shooting a poster in which she draped herself with India’s tricolour. In response to a PIL filed against the poster, the Hyderabad High Court issued notices to Mallika Sherawat and the Centre and has asked them to reply to the notice in four weeks.
The poster relates to a movie named Dirty Politics starring Mallika Sherwat. In the said poster, Mallika can be seen sitting atop a beacon headed car, with the national flag draped around her body.
By Tuesday, August 5, 2014 – 14:45 Source: http://tellychakkar.com/video/friendship-day-special-how-well-do-adaa-and-dimple-know-each-other-140805-140805
Colors’ Uttaran (Film Farm India) has shifted its focus completely to Meethi (Tina Dutta) in Pakistan and this has brought some turmoil on the sets with a few actors moving out of the show (Rashmi Desai) and others being unhappy with their track (Sreejita De) – as reported by a daily – but all said and done there is some entertaining drama in store for the audience.
New Delhi, August 5 (ANI): Congress leader Rajeev Shukla on Wednesday said the house needs to hold a proper discussion on the CSAT issue to ensure that no students is at a loss. Shukla said, “We people want that a complete discussion should take place in the parliament, everybody’s views come in, so that all the students of North and South India are satisfied. They (NCP) put their view and we put ours.” Earlier, in a bid to resolve the CSAT row, the government took a decision that the marks of English section will not be included for merit.
Kochi, Aug. 5 (ANI): Expressing gratitude to the government for ensuring their safe return, Indian nurses who had been trapped in Libya till some days ago, narrated their harrowing experiences and vowed not to return there for livelihood.
London, Aug 05 (ANI): Antonio Banderas has admitted that he wants to be an action hero even at the age of 75.
New Delhi, Aug 5 (ANI): Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Venkaiah Naidu said here on Tuesday that it’s better to discuss issues like the Meerut gang rape in the state assembly rather than the parliament because the central government cannot take directly any action in any of these cases unless there is a total constitutional breakdown. Sometimes those issues are also raised in parliament but at the same time my general observation is that it’s better to discuss these issues in the state assembly rather than parliament because the central government cannot take directly any action in any of these cases unless there is a total constitutional breakdown,” said Naidu. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Rajendra Agarwal also condemned the incident saying that this can be a human trafficking issue also and the girl should get justice.
By Sanjeev Miglani and Manoj Kumar NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Plans by the government to allow more foreign investment in India’s still-small insurance sector has hit snags in parliament, testing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s campaign promise to push through reforms to revive the economy. Over the past week, the government has twice sought to introduce legislation in the upper house of parliament permitting 49 percent foreign participation in an insurance venture, up from 26 percent, but it has been blocked by the opposition. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has called the heads of political parties to a meeting on Wednesday in a bid to form a consensus behind the legislation so billions of dollars can flow into a sector starved of funds and held back by over-regulation. Modi’s government expects that if the sector is opened further, insurers such as Canada’s Sun Life Financial Inc, Prudential PLC Nippon Life Insurance Co, Italy’s Generali and Dutch insurer Aegon NV will inject more funds into what is the world’s 10th biggest life insurance market – even though currently fewer than 4 percent of Indians have insurance.
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