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Ranbir Kapoor got worried as mom Neetu Kapoor shot for Daadi Ki Shaadi amid India-Pakistan conflict: ‘Please come back’

Ranbir Kapoor got worried as mom Neetu Kapoor shot for Daadi Ki Shaadi amid India-Pakistan conflict: ‘Please come back’

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Bollywood actor Neetu Kapoor is gearing up for the release of her upcoming film Daadi Ki Shaadi, and recent conversations around the film have revealed some interesting behind-the-scenes moments. During a promotional interaction, Neetu recalled how her son Ranbir Kapoor grew concerned for her safety while she was shooting in Shimla amid rising tensions during the India–Pakistan conflict at the time. (Also Read: Daadi Ki Shaadi trailer: Kapil Sharma’s wedding plans go haywire as Neetu Kapoor’s ‘savage daadi’ decides to marry) Worried Ranbir Kapoor requested mom Neetu Kapoor to leave shoot and return home during India-Pakistan conflict. When Ranbir Kapoor got worried for mom Neetu Kapoor Speaking about the film’s shoot, co-actor Kapil Sharma shared that several unexpected situations arose during production. He said, “So many things happened during the making of this film. The war had started, and the situation had become very serious at that time. I think Ranbir had called you.” Neetu confirmed this and explained how her son reacted to the situation. She said, “Yes, Ranbir called me and said, ‘Mumma, …

Panicked Ranbir Kapoor called mom Neetu at Shimla set during India-Pakistan conflict: ‘Please come back’ | Bollywood News

Panicked Ranbir Kapoor called mom Neetu at Shimla set during India-Pakistan conflict: ‘Please come back’ | Bollywood News

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Shot in Shimla, Daadi Ki Shaadi turned into more than just another film set for its cast. Away from the usual chaos of vanity vans and luxury hotels, the team spent weeks living in neighbouring cottages, bonding closely while filming the family entertainer. But during the shoot, the atmosphere off-screen suddenly became tense as Operation Sindoor took place in May 2025. Recently, the cast of the film, including Neetu Kapoor, Kapil Sharma and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, sat down together and recalled those unforgettable days on set. Kapil Sharma recalled how much Neetu Kapoor enjoyed the filming experience and revealed that she herself had admitted she had not had this much fun on a set in years. “Neetu ma’am said that after the film Kabhi Kabhie, she had this much fun during a shoot,” he shared. Neetu agreed and explained how the unusual setup in Shimla helped everyone connect more naturally. “That’s true. We had so much fun during the shoot. These days, everyone stays inside their vanity vans, but there were no vanity vans there,” …

New survey to shift India-Pakistan fencing could end decades of BSF restrictions

New survey to shift India-Pakistan fencing could end decades of BSF restrictions

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Farmers living along the India–Pakistan border in Punjab have welcomed the Centre’s decision to conduct a survey aimed at shifting border fencing closer to the international boundary. If implemented, the move will bring major relief to farmers long forced to cultivate their crops across the fence under tight BSF restrictions including limited farming hours and repeated security checks. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann recently said letters have been issued to deputy commissioners (DCs) of border districts — Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Fazilka, and Ferozepur — to conduct surveys and assess how close the fencing can be moved to the International Border (IB). Punjab shares a 532-km border with Pakistan, which is secured by a barbed wire fence. Considering the terrain and topography, the distance between the fence and the IB varies from a few feet at some places to nearly 2 km at others. As per an estimate, nearly 21,500 acres of land belonging to Punjab’s farmers and another 10,000 acres of the government lies between the fence and the IB. BSF mans the …

Trump repeats India-Pakistan ceasefire claim amid war with Iran| India News

Trump repeats India-Pakistan ceasefire claim amid war with Iran| India News

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US President Donald Trump on Monday again claimed that he ended the India-Pakistan war, saying that he saved 30 to 50 million lives, amid the ongoing war with Iran that has been going on for 6 weeks. US President Donald Trump, alongside Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, speaks about the conflict in Iran in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House on April 6, 2026, in Washington, DC. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) (AFP) The India-Pakistan conflict in May last year escalated when New Delhi conducted Operation Sindoor in response to the Pehalgam terror attack, targeting terrorists deep inside Pakistan’s territory. Trump has repeatedly claimed that the 3-day conflict was ended by him, though India has repeatedly denied the claim. “I ended 8 wars, including India and Pakistan, so much so that the Prime Minister of Pakistan told me that I saved 30 to 50 million lives,” Trump said in the press conference at the White House. He repeated the claim a second time in the same press conference, saying …

Rajinikanth praises Dhurandhar 2: When he spoke of army brother who died in 1965 India-Pakistan war

Rajinikanth praises Dhurandhar 2: When he spoke of army brother who died in 1965 India-Pakistan war

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Tamil star Rajinikanth was recently all praise for Aditya Dhar’s Ranveer Singh-starrer Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which details a fictional undercover operation by India to bring down a terror outfit in Pakistan. After his post went viral, fans dug out an old video of the star talking about his brother, an army soldier who died in the 1965 India-Pakistan war. Rajinikanth was one of the many who had contributed to the Kargil relief fund. When Rajinikanth spoke about his brother During the 1999 Kargil War, former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi supported the armed forces by mobilising the Kargil Relief Fund. Tamil Nadu had contributed ₹30 crore to the cause, and Rajinikanth was one among the many celebrities who made donations. Talking at a fundraising event, the star revealed the cause was close to his heart as his brother had died during the 1965 India-Pakistan war. He said, “Personally, I know what war is like. My elder brother, Nageshwara Rao, was an army man. He was in the 1965 India-Pakistan war. He was injured and …

‘It will be India-Pakistan, I don’t want to do it’: Sriram Raghavan on Dharmendra turning down Agent Vinod

‘It will be India-Pakistan, I don’t want to do it’: Sriram Raghavan on Dharmendra turning down Agent Vinod

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Late actor Dharmendra’s last film was filmmaker Sriram Raghavan‘s war drama Ikkis. Speaking at an event organised by the Screenwriters Association (SWA), Sriram revealed that Dharmendra had turned down a role for his 2012 film Agent Vinod. Dharmendra with Sriram Raghavan during the shoot of Ikkis in Lucknow in 2023. Sriram Raghavan reveals why Dharmendra declined to be part of Agent Vinod. Sriram previously worked with Dharmendra in his 2007 film, Johnny Gaddar. He revealed that while planning Agent Vinod, he had approached the veteran actor for the role of a RAW chief, which Dharmendra declined. “After Johnny Gaddar, I told him I want to work with you again, and he said, ‘Yes, of course’. When I was doing Agent Vinod, I remember we had written a role for the head of RAW, and his counterpart was going to be Zeenat Aman; we wanted her to be in Russia. So, it was an older and a younger story,” he said as quoted by news agency PTI. “But it was all in the writing stage. When …

At Board Of Peace Meet, Trump Reasserts Tariff Threat Stopped India-Pakistan War | World News

At Board Of Peace Meet, Trump Reasserts Tariff Threat Stopped India-Pakistan War | World News

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Last Updated:February 19, 2026, 23:24 IST Despite the US President’s insistence, the Indian government has consistently and firmly rejected any narrative of third-party mediation Trump told the assembled dignitaries, including Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, that he had issued a direct ultimatum to both New Delhi and Islamabad. File pic United States President Donald Trump has once again claimed that his personal intervention—leveraging the threat of “200 per cent tariffs”—was the decisive factor in halting a military escalation between India and Pakistan in May last year. Speaking on Thursday at the inaugural session of his “Board of Peace” in Washington, DC, the President stated that the two nuclear-armed neighbours were on the precipice of a “bad nuclear war” before he intervened. Trump told the assembled dignitaries, including Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, that he had issued a direct ultimatum to both New Delhi and Islamabad. “I called them and I said, listen, I’m not doing trade deals with you two guys if you don’t settle this up,” he remarked. He further alleged that the conflict …

Shanaya Kapoor’s film witnesses no POSITIVE growth on Sunday, earns Rs…; was it because of India-Pakistan match?

Shanaya Kapoor’s film witnesses no POSITIVE growth on Sunday, earns Rs…; was it because of India-Pakistan match?

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Tu Yaa Main Box Office Collection Day 3: Shanaya Kapoor’s film witnesses no POSITIVE growth on Sunday, earns Rs…; was it because of India-Pakistan match? Home News and Gossip Tu Yaa Main Box Office Collection Day 3: Shanaya Kapoor’s film witnesses no POSITIVE growth on Sunda… Tu Yaa Main revolves around two social media influencers who go on a romantic trip, but their journey takes a dangerous turn. Read on to know the box office collection of the film. The box office collection of Shanaya Kapoor and Adarsh Gourav’s film Tu Yaad Main declined on the third day. The film showed a jump in earnings on Saturday, but its pace slowed down on Sunday. According to early reports by Sacnilk, the film earned just Rs 65 lakh nett on Sunday. Despite being a good weekend, the film did not perform as expected. Tu Yaa Main Box Office Collection Day 3 Directed by Bejoy Nambiar, the film collected Rs 60 …

This weekend, watch how cricket is vanishing from India-Pakistan cricket rivalry | Cricket News

This weekend, watch how cricket is vanishing from India-Pakistan cricket rivalry | Cricket News

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Till very recently, dreamy cricketing fantasies, laced with a lot of wishful thinking and a pinch of gnawing dread, gave fans sleepless nights before every India-Pakistan clash. These were mostly about the game’s early face-offs that historically decided these fixtures of far-reaching consequences. Will Sunil Gavaskar be able to handle Imran Khan’s big in-swinger? When Wasim Akram bangs it short, will Sachin Tendulkar smash it over mid-wicket? Will Rohit Sharma gracefully flick the ball off his legs when Shaheen Afridi bends it into him? All that changed at last September’s Asia Cup when cricket turned into an Indo-Pak cold war in colour-clothing and under floodlights, coming just days after the real one in fatigues under the cover of darkness. As another India vs Pakistan Sunday nears, the pre-match apprehensions are now tragically non-cricketing. Will the teams shake hands? Will Suryakumar Yadav offer tributes to the armed forces at the press conference? Will Pakistan players be mimicking fighter jets in free fall or using bats like guns? The lead-up to the latest clash – the T20 …

Chances of India-Pakistan game going ahead brighten as Bangladesh ask PCB to end boycott threat

Chances of India-Pakistan game going ahead brighten as Bangladesh ask PCB to end boycott threat

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In light of the latest developments, prospects of the money-spinning fixture going ahead as scheduled brightened. Bangladesh, which had a role in the origin of the impasse when it refused to send its team to India citing security concerns, requested the PCB — which had shown solidarity with Bangladesh for their ouster from the tournament — to play the February 15 match “for the benefit of the entire cricket ecosystem”. “Following my short visit to Pakistan yesterday (Sunday) and given the forthcoming outcomes of our discussions, I request Pakistan to play the ICC T20 World Cup game on 15 February against India for the benefit of the entire cricket ecosystem,” BCB president Aminul Islam said. “We are deeply moved by Pakistan’s efforts to go above and beyond in supporting Bangladesh during this period. Long may our brotherhood flourish,” the former Bangladesh captain added. ALSO READ | Bangladesh urge Pakistan to play against India in T20 World Cup ‘for benefit of cricket ecosystem’ While the BCB asked PCB not to boycott the game against India, a …