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‘Nahi pategi’: Suhasini Mulay on fear of her marriage not working at 60; expert weighs in | Feelings News

‘Nahi pategi’: Suhasini Mulay on fear of her marriage not working at 60; expert weighs in | Feelings News

5 min readNew DelhiJun 23, 2026 01:00 AM IST Society often places timelines on major life decisions such as marriage, parenthood, and settling down. Veteran actor Suhasini Mulay recently reflected on her decision to marry after 60 and the thought process that led her there. She revealed in an interview with Suhana Safar that while she had met many people over the years, she never found someone who matched her expectations of equality and partnership until she met her husband, Atul Gurtu. Speaking about her hesitation before taking such a major step later in life, she said, “I thought about it ki kya ab 60 saal ke umar mein, main aapni zindagi ka rukh badalna chahti hoon? I thought kya hoga? The worst case scenario will be shaadi karenge, nahi pategi, tum tumhare raste, main aapne raste. Bina kisi gila ke, kadwahat ke. Toh, I thought shayad naa chalein (I thought about it and asked myself, do I really want to change the course of my life at the age of 60? I wondered what …

Alia Bhatt says daughter Raha is ‘always trying to win’; expert decodes fear of failure in kids | Feelings News

Alia Bhatt says daughter Raha is ‘always trying to win’; expert decodes fear of failure in kids | Feelings News

3 min readNew DelhiJun 21, 2026 01:00 AM IST During an interaction with Sadhguru, actor Alia Bhatt candidly reflected on how early the fear of failure can show up in children. Speaking at a public interaction hosted by Filmy Hunk, she shared, “I feel we fear failure. It is… even now, as my… you know, as my daughter’s growing up, she’s always trying to win. ‘I came first. Even if somebody else came first, she says, ‘No… no, she cheated. I tell her, ‘No, she came first.’” Her observation resonates with many parents, but when does this mindset begin, and should it be a concern? Dr Munia Bhattacharya, Sr. Consultant- Clinical Psychology, Marengo Asia Hospitals, Gurugram, explains that the roots of competition emerge surprisingly early. “The competitive mindset can begin as early as 4 to 6 years, when children start understanding the idea of winning and losing,” she says. By early school years, comparisons intensify. “Between ages 5 to 7, children begin experiencing real disappointment—losing a game or not performing well—and that’s when fear of …

India’s Got Latent 2 on Netflix? Streamer drops Samay Raina show tease, fans fear it may be ‘censored like Dhurandhar’

India’s Got Latent 2 on Netflix? Streamer drops Samay Raina show tease, fans fear it may be ‘censored like Dhurandhar’

After Samay Raina confirmed Season 2 of India’s Got Latent during his comedy special Still Alive, fans have been eagerly waiting for an update on the show. Now, it appears that Samay may be bringing the popular format to an OTT platform. Recently, Netflix India released a cryptic announcement featuring Samay’s bodyguard Amin Khan standing in front of a backdrop of red curtains. Samay Raina teases India’s Got Latent 2 release. India’s Got Latent Season 2 coming to Netflix? Netflix and Samay shared the update in a joint Instagram post. The cheeky teaser was accompanied by an equally playful caption. The post read, “Drop (lemon and spice emojis) in the comments pls, we’re gonna need it.” In many Indian households, a string of one lemon and seven green chillies — commonly known as nimbu mirchi — is traditionally believed to ward off the evil eye (nazar) and bring good luck. Samay also reshared the post on his Instagram Stories. He also posted another picture of himself holding a nimbu mirchi. The gesture seemed to suggest …

‘Bhay mukt Bharat’: At CJP protest, Sonam Wangchuk calls on youth to question govt without fear | Hyderabad News

‘Bhay mukt Bharat’: At CJP protest, Sonam Wangchuk calls on youth to question govt without fear | Hyderabad News

3 min readHyderabadJun 14, 2026 03:19 PM IST Addressing a crowd of about 200 people at Hyderabad’s Dharna Chowk at a protest of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) on Sunday, activist Sonam Wangchuk called for a “bhay-mukt Bharat (India without fear)”. “Young people whose lives are impacted by the many paper leaks and anomalies in examinations should, without fear, question the government responsible for these troubles,” the leader from Ladakh said, calling for educational development and environmental protection to be the way forward for the future of the country. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke was not at the event. Vijeta Dahiya, one of the spokespersons of the party, said, “We remember the number of students who have lost their lives to exam anomalies. We salute the valour of those youth who are standing up demanding the resignation of Union HRD Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.” The protester said they take inspiration from Bhagat Singh, Dr B R Ambedkar, Birsa Munda and Jyotiba Phule. (Express Photo) Dahiya also remembered Rohith Vemula, the Dalit student of the University of Hyderabad …

Switzerland, Norway have an additional opponent to fear in training – snakes | Football News

Switzerland, Norway have an additional opponent to fear in training – snakes | Football News

3 min readJun 10, 2026 07:36 PM IST With a day left for the first kick of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, teams are busy with their final preparations. Making opponent-specific strategies and dealing with the heat is uppermost in most sides’ agenda, but as far as Switzerland are concerned, they have to be wary of a much deadlier threat – snakes. The Swiss have their base at San Diego’s Jewish Academy, but the adjoining area is infested by venomous reptiles, making training sometimes a scary proposition. According to swissinfo.ch, the players have been warned about the danger. Switzerland open their campaign against Qatar at San Francisco on Saturday (0030 hours Sunday, India time), and the snakes is a problem they may not have prepared for in the lead-up to the tournament. A ‘Snake Area’ has been duly marked on the map of their training facility. It’s a huge area around the training ground and is marked with dark red stripes and the words: ‘Beware of snakes.’ The players would not like to wander into …

Amy Adams’ teen daughter Aviana sparks wild Scarlett Johansson lookalike comparisons at Cape Fear premiere

Amy Adams’ teen daughter Aviana sparks wild Scarlett Johansson lookalike comparisons at Cape Fear premiere

The internet did a double take and honestly, can you blame them? Hollywood actor Amy Adams stepped out for the Cape Fear premiere in Los Angeles this week with a very special plus-one, her 15-year-old daughter, Aviana Olea Le Gallo. But instead of buzzing about Amy Adams’ red carpet look, fans couldn’t stop talking about who the teenager reminded them of. Namely, another Hollywood favourite, Scarlett Johansson. Amy Adams’ daughter looks so much like Scarlett Johansson. Aviana Olea Le Gallo steps into the spotlight Born in 2010 to Amy Adams and her husband Darren Le Gallo, the couple married in 2015 after nearly a decade together, Aviana has largely stayed out of the spotlight. But when she does appear, she makes an impression not just for her looks, but for her quiet confidence. Aviana, who stunned in a blue bandage dress paired with crisp white pointed heels, shares an uncanny resemblance to the Black Widow star, specifically a young Scarlett from her early 2000s breakout era. Same blonde waves. Same confident smile. Same whole “wait, …

Not weapon shortage over Iran war, but fear of Xi Jinping behind US pausing Taiwan mega arms deal?

Not weapon shortage over Iran war, but fear of Xi Jinping behind US pausing Taiwan mega arms deal?

Published on May 27, 2026 09:35 pm IST As China–Taiwan tensions climb, Washington’s reported pause on a 14‑billion‑dollar arms package is raising hard questions about Trump’s real priorities. U.S. officials publicly blamed the Iran war, but experts told The Guardian that politics and Xi Jinping’s warning in Beijing are far likelier factors, with delivery timelines now drifting into the 2030s and Taiwan potentially left exposed.   Home / Videos / Not weapon shortage over Iran war, but fear of Xi Jinping behind US pausing Taiwan mega arms deal? 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

Lord of the Rings maker Peter Jackson endorses AI in films, says its fear is why Andy Serkis never won awards for Gollum

Lord of the Rings maker Peter Jackson endorses AI in films, says its fear is why Andy Serkis never won awards for Gollum

Filmmaker Peter Jackson, the man behind the acclaimed and successful adaptation of The Lord of the Rings, has put his weight behind the use of artificial intelligence in films, saying he does not ‘dislike’ it. The filmmaker has also said that the negative perception around AI is why people like Andy Serkis never win awards for his motion-capture performance as character Gollum in the LOTR films. Peter Jackson attends a “Rendez-Vous With Sir Peter Jackson” at the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival on May 13, 2026. (Photo by Olivier CHASSIGNOLE / AFP) (AFP) Peter Jackson on AI use in films Speaking at a Cannes Film Festival masterclass the day after he was bestowed an Honorary Palme d’Or, Peter said that though AI is “going to destroy the world,” when it comes to its use in film, “I don’t dislike it at all.” “I mean, to me, it’s just a special effect; it’s no different from other special effects. If you’re doing an AI duplicate of somebody, like Indiana Jones or anyone else, as …

Kharat used divine power claims, fear of death to sexually exploit women: SIT | Mumbai News

Kharat used divine power claims, fear of death to sexually exploit women: SIT | Mumbai News

4 min readNashikMay 14, 2026 12:34 AM IST Threats of death, claims of “divine powers” and warnings of curses were allegedly used by self-styled godman Ashokkumar Kharat alias “Captain” to sexually exploit women, according to over 2,000 pages of chargesheets filed by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) in two cases before a Nashik court. The chargesheets filed before a Nashik Sessions Court within the mandatory 60-day period under provisions relating to crimes against women, detail statements from more than 105 witnesses and allege that Kharat used superstition, fear and psychological coercion to control followers and abuse women over several years. The SIT has filed more than 2,000 pages of chargesheets in the first two cases registered with Nashik Police on March 17 and March 21, respectively. Police have recorded statements of over 105 witnesses and collected oral, physical, documentary, circumstantial and electronic evidence, officials said. The Maharashtra Director General of Police (DGP) had ordered an SIT probe into the matter on March 20. Since then, the 24-member team comprising two deputy superintendents of police, three …

Before Rohit Shetty’s Khatron Ke Khiladi, Joe Rogan hosted Fear Factor, earned  million, made contestants eat bugs

Before Rohit Shetty’s Khatron Ke Khiladi, Joe Rogan hosted Fear Factor, earned $15 million, made contestants eat bugs

From helicopters hanging over cliffs in Cape Town to contestants screaming inside boxes full of snakes, reality show Khatron Ke Khiladi has spent years turning fear into entertainment for Indian audiences. Hosted by filmmaker Rohit Shetty, the reality show has become one of Indian television’s biggest stunt-based franchises. But long before the show became a massive hit in India, the original American Fear Factor had already changed reality television forever with bizarre stunts, uncomfortable challenges and the unexpected presence of podcast star Joe Rogan as host. As Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 gears up for its return, let us revisit the history behind the franchise and how it evolved into a global phenomenon. Joe Rogan was Fear Factor host. Also read: Khatron Ke Khiladi: Rubina Dilaik says Hina Khan was the first to call to wish her all the best, hails her ‘resilience’ The franchise actually began in the Netherlands Before the American version became popular worldwide, Fear Factor was inspired by the Dutch reality show Now or Neverland. The concept was later adapted in the …