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‘Abb rukega nahin..,’ Allu Arjun introduces Pushpa 3 catchphrase at Pushpa 2 success event in Delhi

‘Abb rukega nahin..,’ Allu Arjun introduces Pushpa 3 catchphrase at Pushpa 2 success event in Delhi

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Allu Arjun starrer Pushpa 2: The Rule has been breaking records and how! Directed by Sukumar, the film was released on December 5, 2024. The film is breaking all the records at the box office and even collected Rs 1000 crore mark in 6 days. Within no time, Pushpa 2 has managed to achieve bigger milestones and have become the fastest Indian film to reach this landmark. Pushpa 2 will have another part and fans are quite excited for the sane. During the Pushpa 2 success meet in Delhi, Allu Arjun confirmed that Pushpa Part 3 is in the pipeline. Also Read – Pushpa 3 confirmed? Poster leaked; THIS superstar might play villain Allu Arjun confirms Pushpa 3 At the event, Allu Arjun recently shared a big update on the third installment of Pushpa franchise. He even unveiled the tagline for the third part. The first part of Pushpa had the iconic tagline ‘Jhukega nahi saala’. Later, Pushpa 2 had ‘Hargiz jhukega nahi saala’ and now Allu Arjun hinted at Pushpa 3 tagline as he …

Hindi Diwas special: Sayani Gupta to Abhishek Bannerjee, celebs share their favourite catchphrase

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Ever wonder how your fave celebs talk IRL? On Hindi Diwas today, actors tell us about the catchphrases they use the most in their daily lives. Here’s a dekko: Sayani Gupta and Abhishek Bannerjee Divyenndu ‘Thotha chana baaje ghana’ (someone who lacks knowledge boasts the loudest) is what I relate to the most. I don’t why, but it resonated with me when I first heard my Hindi teacher say it. And it has proved to be true ever since! It tells you a lot about a person… I believe knowledge gives you a sense of calm. Sayani Gupta ‘Kutte paal lo, billi paal lo, par mughalte (galat fehmi) na paalo!’ (foster anything but do not foster delusion) is my favourite Hindi proverb. A friend used to say it and it caught on. Anupriya Goenka I use ‘Gaanth bandh li’ (to remember a point) quite often when emphasising something that I should be careful about. I also use ‘Tashreef rakhiye, tashreef layiye’ (Please bring your honoured presence here). It’s fun to use Urdu sayings in today’s …

John Cena Once Revealed His Iconic Catchphrase “You Can’t See Me” Was Inspired By 50-Cent & People Actually Thought He Was Invisible

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John Cena Once Revealed His Iconic “You Can’t See Me” Taunt In WWE Was Inspired By 50 Cent & A Part Of A Dare ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) WWE Wrestlers are known for their finishers and in-ring persona, making them applauded or booed by the audiences. Many wrestling professionals have been famous for their style and finishing moves throughout history. Adding to the list, John Cena’s You Can’t See Me catchphrase in WWE came from 50-Cent’s rap video and a dare. Read on to find out! The leader of the Cenation and the 16-time world champion has been a franchise player for over a decade before he became a Hollywood star. He has been undoubtedly one of the most loved WWE characters audiences adore him for his gimmicks. However, many did not know about the origin of Cena’s You can’t see me catchphrase and how it came as a part of a dare. During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show to promote his movie, Bumblebee, the ‘Leader of Cenation’ John Cena, talked …