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Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri and Dharna Durga star in Maa Behen, a chaotic family drama directed by Suresh Triveni. The trailer shows conflict, crime, and comedy after a sudden death. Ravi Kishan and others join the cast. The film streams on Netflix on June 4.

Netflix has announced the premiere date of its upcoming crime-comedy 'Maa Behen', starring Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri and Dharna Durgaa.

Madhuri Dixit's 59th birthday was celebrated with the announcement of her upcoming film, "Maa Behen," a crime-comedy set to premiere on Netflix on June 4. The movie, also starring Triptii Dimri and Ravi Kishan, follows a mother and her daughters who find a dead body in their kitchen and must conceal the truth from their neighbors.

Man fires in air before surrendering at police station

A bouncer fatally shot his two sisters-in-law in Raipur following a domestic dispute over his child. The accused, Jitendra Verma, went to his in-laws' home in an inebriated state after his wife left with their child. He surrendered to the police after the incident.

A man allegedly shot and killed his wife's two sisters in Raipur. The incident occurred following a domestic dispute. The accused, identified as Jitendra Verma, later surrendered to the police. He reportedly went to his in-laws' house to meet his child. An argument ensued, leading to the fatal shooting. The weapon has been seized and the accused arrested.

Asima Sahu, Vice-Chancellor of Khallikote Unitary University, has taken charge as the interim Vice-Chancellor of Berhampur University. She will serve in this capacity for six months or until a new regular VC is appointed. The state government has initiated the process to find a permanent replacement, inviting applications from distinguished academics.

Rare harvests, ancient mother trees and silver buds picked at dawn: How tea became an unexpected luxury obsession

Rabindranath Tagore's birth anniversary on May 7 offers a chance to revisit his inspiring words. His wisdom on potential, creativity, and truth remains relevant for today's children. Tagore's quotes challenge modern definitions of success and happiness. They encourage emotional growth and a slower pace of life.

Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi revealed he wasn't paid for his role in the 1982 film 'Saath Saath', even for conveyance, highlighting the stark differences in industry practices. Filmmaker Farah Khan reminisced about early days when actors often worked for free and recalled meeting Bedi at Javed Akhtar's home during her teenage years.

Lucknow University has unveiled its new Intellectual Property Rights policy, now covering patent filing costs for faculty and students. A dedicated Intellectual Property Management cell will manage all university-generated IP, including filings, licensing, and technology transfer. This initiative aims to foster innovation by supporting researchers from inception to commercialization, ensuring fair revenue sharing and ethical practices.

Tensions flare as Arman faces pressure to marry Meher, with Maira issuing an ultimatum. Abhira's presence fuels the conflict, leading to Maira's distress. Ultimately, Arman agrees to marry Meher, seemingly for Maira's sake, though his true feelings remain uncertain, leaving Abhira concerned about Meher's influence.

Two men hurled a hand grenade at the Punjab BJP office in Chandigarh, causing a low-intensity explosion in a parking lot. CCTV footage captured the suspects, and a separatist group claimed responsibility, though police are investigating. The incident has sparked a security alert and political accusations.

‘Let Us Finish Him Today’: Brother Alleges Murder Under Pretext Of Reconciliation

Akshaye Khanna, celebrating his 51st birthday, is trending not just for his 'Dhurandhar' performance but also for a resurfaced childhood video with father Vinod Khanna. The heartwarming clip shows a young Akshaye's playful antics, delighting fans who also praise the actor's enduring good looks and legacy. The nickname 'RehTODDLER Dakait' has also gained traction.

Bihar's Special Vigilance Unit launched an operation targeting Sheohar's Deputy Development Commissioner, Brijesh Kumar, in a case involving disproportionate assets. The investigation revealed a staggering Rs 1.84 crore in illicit assets, far surpassing his disclosed earnings. Authorities seized properties tied to his wife's name during the raid, which intensified focus on possible concealed wealth and questionable financial dealings.