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Celina Jaitly says Preity Zinta ‘stood like a rock’ in her darkest phase amid legal battle with estranged husband

Celina Jaitly says Preity Zinta ‘stood like a rock’ in her darkest phase amid legal battle with estranged husband

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Actor Celina Jaitly has reflected on one of the darkest phases of her life, revealing how actor Preity Zinta supported her through her marital troubles, the legal fight that followed and the emotional process of putting her life back together. Speaking about the difficult period after returning to India, Celina Jaitly recalled that she had nowhere to stay and had to rely on the support of a handful of close friends. Celina Jaitly reveals how Preity Zinta supported her amid painful split and legal battle. Preity Zinta became her biggest support In an interview with India Today, she shared, “When I came back to India, I didn’t have my own house. I stayed in a hotel for 10 days in a hotel owned by a friend whom I asked to give me a discount. I stayed till I could go to court and get an injunction to enter my own house. With no parents and my brother not there, I found comfort in 1-2 friends remaining.” Celina said a few people stepped in to help …

Diljit Dosanjh on Satluj, formerly Punjab 95, releasing uncut after 3-year CBFC battle: ‘If even a single cut was made’

Diljit Dosanjh on Satluj, formerly Punjab 95, releasing uncut after 3-year CBFC battle: ‘If even a single cut was made’

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For nearly three years, Diljit Dosanjh‘s film remained caught in an endless cycle of delays, title changes and censorship hurdles. Now, the wait is finally over. The actor’s social drama Satluj, earlier known as Punjab 95, started streaming on ZEE5 Global on July 3 after a prolonged battle with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Despite the long road to release, the film has arrived without the cuts its makers had spent years fighting against. Diljit Dosanjh breaks silence on Satluj, formerly Punjab ’95, releasing uncut. Before it finally reached audiences, the film had already changed names twice. It was first announced as Ghallughara, later became Punjab ’95 during the CBFC certification process, and has now been released as Satluj, named after the river in Punjab. Diljit Dosanjh says the film has no cuts One of the biggest questions surrounding the film’s release was whether the makers had eventually given in to the CBFC’s demands. Diljit Dosanjh has now made it clear that they did not. Speaking during an Instagram Live session on Friday, …

After 3-year censorship battle, Diljit Dosanjh’s Punjab 95 hits OTT ‘uncut’ under new title | Bollywood News

After 3-year censorship battle, Diljit Dosanjh’s Punjab 95 hits OTT ‘uncut’ under new title | Bollywood News

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After years of delays and an extended battle with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), director Honey Trehan’s much-awaited Punjab 95 has finally found its way to audiences. Now retitled Satluj, the film began streaming exclusively on ZEE5 on Friday evening. Starring Diljit Dosanjh, Kanwaljeet Singh, Arjun Rampal, Suvinder Vicky and Geetika Vidya Ohlyan, among others, the film is inspired by the life of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra. It revisits one of Punjab’s darkest chapters, focusing on the disappearances, alleged extra-judicial killings and illegal detentions linked to the state’s counter-insurgency operations against Khalistani militancy during the 1980s and 1990s. The makers also unveiled the film’s official trailer, which runs for over two minutes and establishes the political and social climate of Punjab in 1995. Through a voiceover, Arjun Rampal’s character explains that while the police force was engaged in combating militancy, some officers allegedly exploited the situation for personal gain. The trailer then introduces Suvinder Vicky’s character, as a cop, who warns Diljit Dosanjh’s Jaswant Singh against speaking out against the police, …

Dipika Kakar reveals her cancer battle is affecting son Ruhaan: ‘He’s emotionally fragile’ | Television News

Dipika Kakar reveals her cancer battle is affecting son Ruhaan: ‘He’s emotionally fragile’ | Television News

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3 min readMumbaiJul 2, 2026 09:38 PM IST Actor Dipika Kakar, who has been battling liver cancer for over a year, recently underwent her second immunotherapy session. While sharing an update on her treatment, Dipika also opened up about the emotional impact her illness has had on her son Ruhaan. Dipika Kakar on how her illness has emotionally affected son Ruhaan In his latest vlog, Shoaib Ibrahim shared an update on Dipika Kakar’s health, revealing that she was set to undergo her second immunotherapy infusion. Shoaib added that he would have to leave Dipika at the hospital during the procedure and return home to be with their son Ruhaan. “Today is Dipika’s second infusion, and we are going for that. Ruhaan was also very cranky today. Over this past month, he has stayed with Dipika more. If Dipika’s infusion is done only by night, I will go back home to him,” Shoaib shared. Dipika further added, “In this one month, Ruhaan has become emotionally fragile. He saw the house empty for so many days, and …

Delhi High Court rules against Ilaiyaraaja in copyright battle with Saregama | Tamil News

Delhi High Court rules against Ilaiyaraaja in copyright battle with Saregama | Tamil News

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2 min readHyderabadJul 1, 2026 06:38 PM IST The Delhi High Court has issued an ad interim injunction barring composer Ilaiyaraaja from exploiting or licensing music from 134 films, in a copyright dispute with Saregama India Limited, as per Live Law. The Delhi High Court upheld the interim injunction against Tamil composer Ilaiyaraaja, effectively barring him from exploiting, licensing or claiming ownership over music from 134 films pending the final outcome. Justice Tushar Rao Gedela delivered the ruling on Wednesday. The films covered under the injunction include some of the most celebrated titles in Tamil cinema including Annakkili, 16 Vayathiniley, Kavikkuyil, Bharathi, Pallavi Anu Pallavi, Mullum Malarum, Raaja Paarvai, Netrikkann and Kalyanaraman, alongside 125 other titles from the same period. ALSO READ | Aamir Khan’s brother Faisal apologises after captivity claims, ahead of actor’s wedding About Ilaiyaraaja and Saregama’s legal battle The dispute traces back to January 2026, when Ilaiyaraaja issued a formal legal notice asserting ownership over the musical works he had composed, arranged and orchestrated across his film career, including titles that Saregama …

Legal battle erupts with Rs 10-crore defamation notice over representation of Pune’s Lohagad Fort murder case accused Siya Goyal

Legal battle erupts with Rs 10-crore defamation notice over representation of Pune’s Lohagad Fort murder case accused Siya Goyal

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Advocate Vipul Dushing has asserted that he is the officially appointed lawyer for Siya Goyal and her family, while Advocate Aashuutosh Srivastava claims that the accused personally authorised him to represent her and has issued a Rs 10-crore defamation notice to her brother, Sahil Goyal Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Has India’s anti-defection law become biggest weapon in battle for political power? Interview with Dushyant Dave

Has India’s anti-defection law become biggest weapon in battle for political power? Interview with Dushyant Dave

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India’s anti-defection law was enacted in 1985 to curb the culture of “Aya Ram, Gaya Ram” politics, where legislators frequently switched parties for power and patronage. Four decades later, however, senior advocate Dushyant Dave argues that the law has failed to achieve its objective. In the interview, Dave traces the evolution of the anti-defection law and examines the constitutional interpretation of the Tenth Schedule, (Sansad TV) In an exclusive interview with Kumkum Chadha, Dave traced the evolution of the anti-defection law, examined the constitutional interpretation of the Tenth Schedule, questioned the role of the Supreme Court in recent political crises, and reflected on what recurring defections mean for Indian democracy. From ‘Aya Ram, Gaya Ram’ to the anti-defection law Dave described the 1985 anti-defection law introduced by the Rajiv Gandhi government as “an extraordinarily wise and very futuristic move,” saying it reflected Parliament’s intention to restore political morality. But that purpose, he argued, has gradually been diluted. Dave was quoted saying, “The whole idea was to protect. The idea was not to give loopholes. Why …

Volkswagen weighs 100,000 job cuts and four factory closures in biggest labor battle in history

Volkswagen weighs 100,000 job cuts and four factory closures in biggest labor battle in history

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Volkswagen is considering cutting up to 100,000 jobs and shutting four factories in Germany, a restructuring that would become the largest workforce reduction in automotive industry history if approved, Reuters reported, citing the people familiar with the matter. Members of VW’s supervisory board have been informed of the plans, which are due to be discussed at a board meeting on July 9, the report added. The restructuring highlights the mounting pressure on Europe’s biggest carmaker from Chinese electric vehicle makers, weakening demand in Europe and US tariffs. The outcome could reshape Germany’s manufacturing sector and the global auto industry. Up to 100,000 jobs at risk Closing plants at Hanover, Zwickau, Emden and Audi’s Neckarsulm site would put more than 45,000 jobs at risk, on top of the 50,000 cuts already planned, bringing the total to as many as 100,000 positions. In absolute terms, the move would surpass even General Motors’ sweeping restructuring during its 2009 bankruptcy, and the early 1990s when GM cut up to 74,000 jobs over four years and shut or idled 21 …

‘Propaganda against a senior actor’: Sonu Mishra exits controversial film Kala Hiran amid Salman Khan’s legal battle

‘Propaganda against a senior actor’: Sonu Mishra exits controversial film Kala Hiran amid Salman Khan’s legal battle

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The controversy surrounding Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy has taken another turn just days before its proposed release. As the legal battle over the film continues, actor Sonu Mishra has publicly explained why he chose to walk away from the project. His remarks come at a time when Salman Khan is reportedly seeking to stop the film’s release, claiming it misuses his identity and harms his reputation. Sonu Mishra quits Salman Khan’s blackbuck case-inspired Kala Hiran. Speaking to ANI, Sonu Mishra said he initially believed the project would present a narrative that supported Salman Khan. However, his opinion changed once he understood the direction the film was taking. Sonu Mishra says creative differences led to his exit “I was supposed to portray the character of Salman Khan. When I realised that the film had been made to tarnish the name of a superstar and the reputation of Rajasthan’s culture, my ethics didn’t allow me to be a part of the propaganda against a senior actor. Following creative differences with makers, I decided to distance …

Suneel Darshan, Sunny Deol legal battle reignites

Suneel Darshan, Sunny Deol legal battle reignites

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Filmmaker Suneel Darshan, who has been embroiled in a legal battle with Sunny Deol for over a decade after the actor allegedly walked out of Darshan’s film Good Morning India in 2008, is back to seeking legal recourse. Sunny Deol The filmmaker had originally sued Deol for ₹20 crore, alleging losses after the actor walked out of the project. His petition was dismissed in a 2015 judgement. However, on Thursday, the Bombay High Court allowed Darshan to restore his appeal against the earlier judgement, while imposing a cost of ₹15, 000. The working relationship between Darshan and Deol spanned three films — Inteqaam (1988), Lootere (1993), Ajay (1996) — before eventually turning bitter. Despite the fallout, Darshan had earlier said he continued to respect the Deol family. We reached out to both Darshan and Deol, but neither of them responded till the time of going to press. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view …