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Rao Bahadur review: A strange, stubborn film that asks what we inherit besides property | Movie-review News

Rao Bahadur review: A strange, stubborn film that asks what we inherit besides property | Movie-review News

Rao Bahadur movie review: In a world obsessed with class, lineage and the pressure to produce an heir, what does it mean to simply live? To be happy, carefree, free of suspicion? That question is the foundation Venkatesh Maha’s Rao Bahadur is built on. What unfolds is a psychological drama with striking theatrics, interesting fourth-wall breaks, the kind of film that reminds you cinema can still be an art form. In the world of glitter and power, Ramappa Rao Bahadur, a descendant of a royal lineage lies on his deathbed. He is considered a medical miracle but suffers from severe psychological issues, and the audience initially has no idea what caused them. As the story unfolds, the central conflict turns out to be about a doubt that is troubling Rao Bahadur. It takes a while to settle into Ramappa’s world, his mansion Bhuvanalayam, the distinctive dialect and the film’s attempt at magical realism. The narrative feels slow and occasionally confusing in this stretch. However, Rao Bahadur is not about a royal family at all. At …

Dale Steyn says New Zealand should inherit ‘chokers’ tag if they fail to beat India in T20 World Cup final: ‘I am formally handing over that card to you’ | Cricket News

Dale Steyn says New Zealand should inherit ‘chokers’ tag if they fail to beat India in T20 World Cup final: ‘I am formally handing over that card to you’ | Cricket News

2 min readMar 7, 2026 04:56 PM IST Former South Africa pacer Dale Steyn said that if New Zealand fail to defeat India at Ahmedabad in the T20 World Cup final on Sunday, the unwanted ‘chokers’ tag should be passed on from the Proteas to the Kiwis. Steyn said that the Black Caps had played more World Cup finals than the South Africans and they should inherit the chokers tag if they do not get the job done on Sunday. New Zealand played the finals of the 2019 50-over World Cup, 2021 T20 World Cup and the 2025 Champions Trophy and came up short on all three occasions. “Let’s be honest here. Everyone likes to call South Africa chokers, but I am going to say it. New Zealand haven’t won many World Cups themselves, and they have been in more finals than we have. So, no offence, New Zealand, but please go on to win this,” said Steyn on AB de Villiers YouTube channel. “Otherwise, I am formally handing over that card to you; it’s …

Liam Payne Left Massive Estate Worth 24 Million Pounds Without Will: Who Can Inherit It After Singer’s Tragic Death?

Liam Payne Left Massive Estate Worth 24 Million Pounds Without Will: Who Can Inherit It After Singer’s Tragic Death?

Trigger Warning: This article contains mention of death. Liam Payne died at the age of 31 after having a tragic fall from his hotel balcony located on the third floor. While the musician’s passing away was mourned by his family and fans, they also wondered how much wealth was left behind by him and who would inherit it, as the One Direction star had not penned any will. According to the media reports, the former band member left a whopping amount of 28 million USD following his death. However, after clearing off the late singer’s bills and debts, the amount was decreased to nearly 24 million USD.  As per the court documents, the musician’s millions of legacy will be granted to his ex, Cheryl Cole, who is also the mother of their son, Bear.  The millions worth of fortune will be left with Cheryl, in trust that the money will be used for Payne’s son, as under U.K. law, the inheritor has to be a close blood relative of the deceased.  This means Kate Cassidy …

Will Hindu women inherit full ownership rights to husband’s property? SC to rule today – India TV

Will Hindu women inherit full ownership rights to husband’s property? SC to rule today – India TV

Image Source : FILE A large bench will give its verdict on the interpretation of Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act. The Supreme Court is set to straighten out the confusion concerning interpretations of property rights granted to Hindu women under Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956. Significantly, this judgment will try to solve whether a Hindu wife inherits full ownership right to property bequeathed by her husband, even when a will includes restrictions on the property rights.  A two-judge bench comprising Justices PS Narasimha and Sandeep Mehta referred the question to a larger bench to settle the issue which has led to as many as 20 judgments in the past six decades.  The bench had said that the issue is of ‘utmost importance’ as it affects the rights of every Hindu woman and her larger family.  “The issue is of utmost importance as it affects the rights of every Hindu female, her larger family and such claims and objections that may be pending consideration in almost all original and appellate courts …

Karnataka woman kills husband, burns his body to inherit ₹8 crore | Latest News India

Karnataka woman kills husband, burns his body to inherit ₹8 crore | Latest News India

A woman has been arrested for allegedly killing her husband and burning his body in Karnataka. The police probe recently revealed that the accused, who was the man’s second wife, reportedly committed the crime to take over ₹8 crore worth of assets. The investigation into the horrific crime started on October 8 after an unidentified body was discovered. (HT File) According to The Indian Express report, the deceased was identified as Ramesh, 54. He was a businessman from Telangana. The woman allegedly lured her husband to Uppal where he was strangled to death. Later, Niharika and her accomplices allegedly transported the body to Kodagua, left it in a coffee plantation and burned down the corpse. Police begin probe The investigation into the horrific crime started on October 8 after an unidentified body was discovered in a coffee estate in Kodagu. The police arrested Niharika, the second wife of Ramesh; her associates Dr Nikhil, a veterinarian, and Ankur Rana, a resident of Bengaluru. After the body was discovered, the department formed four special teams of 16 …

Liam Payne’s incredible net worth revealed: Who will inherit tragic singer’s eye-watering fortune?

Liam Payne’s incredible net worth revealed: Who will inherit tragic singer’s eye-watering fortune?

Liam Payne‘s seven-year-old son is likely to inherit the tragic singer’s multi-million pound fortune. Liam Payne, who received exceptional fame at the age of 16 and became a father at 23, amassed a large fortune, as per the Mirror.(AFP) Bear, the son of One Direction star, was born at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital on March 22, 2017. The singer embraced him as if he were the most valuable thing in the world. “My close friends and family know there are very few times when I’m left speechless… wow!” he wrote on Instagram while sharing his new-born son’s picture. Cheryl Tweedy, Bear’s mother and former X Factor judge, who is thought to have shot the photo, will always cherish that moment because their young son will never get to see his dad. Liam passed away at the age of 31 on Wednesday night after he fell from the third-story balcony of the CasaSur hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Liam Payne with his son.(Instagram) Liam Payne declared his whole wealth will go to Bear Appearing in an interview in 2022, Liam …

‘Shariat law not automatically applicable’: Court upholds adopted son’s right to inherit | India News

A Delhi court on Saturday upheld the inheritance rights of an adopted son of a Muslim man who passed away. According to Muslim Personal Law, an adopted child is not granted the right to inherit the property of parents. However, the Court in this case noted that the deceased Zamir Ahmed had exercised his choice under section 3 of the Shariat Act and had chosen not to be bound by Muslim Personal Law on the subject of adoption. Noting that Ahmed’s adopted son will have all the rights and privileges as his biological son, the court of Additional District Judge Parveen Singh held that “Muslim Personal Law/Shariat is not automatically applicable to a Muslim. It will only be applicable to a Muslim where a Muslim chooses /elects to apply the said law to himself by making a declaration as required u/s 3 of the Act”. The court was hearing a suit filed by one Iqbal Ahmed, the brother of the deceased man who was seeking share in his property in accordance with the Muslim Personal …