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In a bold pivot from his typical heroic portrayals, Aarya Dharmchand Kumar takes on the intriguing role of Vyom Sapotdaar in 'Tees Ke Paar Jab Mila Pyaar'. This character, shaped by a shadowy past and his mother's lofty dreams, engages in a relentless battle for supremacy over the Sapotdaars Sugar empire.

Arjit Taneja on playing positive roles and his desire to explore darker characters

Given that he’s the Action King, Arjun says he also shared tips from his experience to help pull off action well on-screen.

Tanya Sharma makes a striking return to the small screen as the intriguing antagonist Ira in 'O Humnava Tum Dena Saath Mera'. She commends her talented co-stars Sriti Jha and Shabir Ahluwalia for their down-to-earth personalities and the uplifting atmosphere on set.

Actress Aarthi Padubidri has firmly addressed online trolls targeting her fashion sense. Known for her bold style, she shared a strong message on social media. Padubidri, who is also a physiotherapist, has a history of diverse roles on Kannada television. She emphasizes living life on her own terms, rejecting societal judgment. Her recent post highlights her confidence and individuality.

After captivating audiences as the antagonist in Naagin 7, Mohit Jaswani is set to charm viewers in the romantic comedy Sairaab. Thrilled by the chance to portray a character overflowing with compassion, he views this role as a refreshing pivot from his previous dark image. Jaswani is eager to demonstrate his versatility, pushing against the boundaries of typecasting.

Rajeev Khandelwal, driven by instinct, navigated television, films, and OTT without a fixed path, stepping away from daily soaps at his peak. He emphasizes self-belief over industry norms, choosing roles that resonate with him and refusing to be confined by a single medium. Khandelwal's career is marked by unconventional choices and a commitment to authenticity.

Actress Vidha Raj has seamlessly transitioned into her new role as Radha in 'Nee Iralu Nanna Jothey' after her previous show. She admits initial hesitation but found comfort in the project's fresh start. Raj highlights Radha's unique character, distinct from her past roles, and expresses gratitude for audience acceptance and continuous opportunities.

Bobby Deol, hailed as 'Lord Bobby', is experiencing a career resurgence with intense, layered negative roles. Following his impactful performance in 'Animal', he's now starring in Anurag Kashyap's 'Bandar' as a pop star facing serious allegations. Deol has returned from a UK shoot to promote the film, showcasing a raw and unconventional avatar that has captivated audiences.

Manchu Manoj is set to star in the fun entertainer 'Vaddi Kaasula Vaada,' a project announced on his birthday with a concept video highlighting middle-class financial struggles humorously. Fans are excited about his return to comedy. Manoj is also reportedly joining Nandamuri Balakrishna's upcoming film, hinting at a powerful role, marking a busy and exciting phase in his career.

In the dynamic world of television, actress Smita Sinkar Shah shines as she skillfully juggles her roles as Uma in 'Jagadhatri' and Shakuntala in 'Udne Ki Aasha'. Embracing the challenge of a tight schedule, she thrives on the adrenaline and credits her rigorous practice and moments of mental clarity for her seamless transitions.

Shekhar Suman returns to late-night television with 'Shekhar Tonite', prioritizing thoughtful dialogue over digital speed. He aims for a mature, civilised approach, contrasting with today's sensationalism. Suman emphasizes genuine conversation and responsible critique, likening his role to RK Laxman's 'The Common Man'. Choosing YouTube offers creative freedom from algorithmic pressures.

The Boys creator Eric Kripke has humorously responded to Elon Musk's harsh criticism of the show's finale. Musk, who admitted to not watching the episode, called it 'pathetic' and later 'fake and gay.' Kripke, however, embraced the backlash, even joking about Musk's 'joke writing.' The show has consistently explored political subtext, with Homelander often seen as a Trump analogue.

In a thrilling twist, the hit series 'Vasudha,' currently ruling the TRP charts, is poised to unveil a game-changing character—Samar, portrayed by the talented Parichay Sharma. His entrance is set to stir the pot, bringing forth a whirlwind of drama as loyalties are challenged and hidden truths unravel.

Arthur Helps, a Victorian thinker, advises balancing practicality with idealism. His quote encourages staying grounded in responsibilities while allowing dreams and aspirations to flourish. It also emphasizes resisting mediocrity and protecting one's inner warmth against negativity, a message particularly relevant for children to foster confidence and thoughtfulness.

USCIS has issued a new policy memo requiring most foreigners seeking a green card to apply from their home country, shifting from adjustment of status within the U.S. This stricter standard emphasizes weighing negative factors like immigration violations and inconsistent conduct, demanding stronger evidence of "unusual or outstanding" positive ties to the U.S. for those applying domestically.

Huma Qureshi graced the Cannes Film Festival, attending the Women in Cinema gala and making striking red carpet appearances. Reflecting on her journey, she credited Aishwarya Rai Bachchan for inspiring her Cannes dreams and her own elegant saree look as a homage. Qureshi emphasized the crucial role of film festivals in showcasing nuanced global cinema amidst algorithmic trends.

Union Minister Piyush Goyal strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party for using derogatory language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Goyal emphasized India's enhanced global reputation and robust strategic partnerships, citing strong ties with the US and significant investment deals secured during Prime Minister Modi's recent foreign visits. These engagements underscore India's growing influence and trusted partnership status worldwide.

Actor and filmmaker Sudhanshu Rai emphasises storytelling as his core passion, driving his work on projects like 'Detective Boomrah' and the 'Dreamers' series. He is currently exploring psychologically intense characters, aiming to create a disturbing on-screen presence that challenges him mentally and emotionally as an actor.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, at 78, champions enduring fitness through daily movement, consistent strength training, and avoiding modern trends. His practical approach emphasizes longevity and mental sharpness over quick fixes. This philosophy, built on discipline and respecting the body, offers a refreshing, sustainable path to health, proving that consistent effort over decades yields true results.