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Mesmerised by the Musafir Cafe? Learn about the real location where Vikrant Massey’s Netflix series was filmed

Mesmerised by the Musafir Cafe? Learn about the real location where Vikrant Massey’s Netflix series was filmed

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Is there a real Musafir Cafe? The Musafir Cafe might be a figment of imagination created by the set builders for the Netflix series. However, the location used is completely real and is a part of Jharipani Castle, a heritage property in Mussoorie. The property has wooden cottages, green tin roofs, bougainvillaea-covered walls, hanging prayer flags and open valley views. The details of the real location can be spotted in the series, with the stairways, terraces and garden pathways being easily recognised by guests who have visited the place. The official website of the Jharipani Castle revealed that the filming of the series took place here in November 2025. It is when the winter line over the Doon valley is at its most beautiful, with the golden light flooding the locale in the evenings, just as seen on screen. The glass mountain views, the lush green gardens and the open seating arena where the cloud seems to be below the feet, create a setting of truly mesmerising beauty. It is what helped bring the ambience …

Aparna Sen says she wept seeing ‘brave and courageous’ students at CJP protests: ‘What a lesson we can learn from them’

Aparna Sen says she wept seeing ‘brave and courageous’ students at CJP protests: ‘What a lesson we can learn from them’

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As many as 50,000 protestors took to streets in the national capital on Monday to demand the resignation of education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, according to HT reporters on ground. Aparna Sen is a National Award-winning filmmaker and actor. (PTI) The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) called for a march from Jantar Mantar, where the protestors have been camped for a month, to the Parliament, attracting a huge response, with thousands descending on the designated protest site on Monday. It was met with several challenges. This included lathi charge and use of tear gas shells by security forces to disperse the crowd marching towards the Parliament. What Aparna Sen said Veteran filmmaker Aparna Sen has weighed in on the ongoing student protests, and showed her solidarity for the youth of the nation showing up and demanding change. The filmmaker took to Instagram and shared an emotional note, in which she said, “My name is Aparna Sen. I just want to say that last night I learnt from our students the meaning of democratic dissent. I learnt from …

Kajal Aggarwal says Bollywood should learn punctuality from South, recalls waiting the longest for Salman Khan on set

Kajal Aggarwal says Bollywood should learn punctuality from South, recalls waiting the longest for Salman Khan on set

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Actor Kajal Aggarwal has spent nearly two decades balancing careers in both the South Indian and Hindi film industries. In a recent chat with Shubhankar Mishra, she reflected on why she chose to prioritise South cinema over Bollywood, pointed out what the Hindi film industry could learn from the South, and even recalled the longest she has ever had to wait on set was for Salman Khan. Kajal Aggarwal recalled waiting for long hours for Salman Khan on Sikandar set. Kajal Aggarwal says Bollywood should learn punctuality Kajal revealed that she didn’t do many Bollywood films because the quality of projects she was being offered in the South was far better than what she was getting in Hindi cinema. She said that the kind of roles she wanted were available to her in the South in abundance, and therefore she didn’t want to take up average roles in Bollywood. When asked what Bollywood should learn from South cinema, Kajal said, “Bollywood should learn punctuality from the South. In Hindi films, nothing is on time. In …

Yash credits the film for giving him a chance to learn Hindi

Yash credits the film for giving him a chance to learn Hindi

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Kannada superstar Yash has revealed that working on ‘Ramayana’ has been a rewarding experience in more ways than one. Speaking at the grand trailer launch in Delhi, he shared that the ambitious mythological epic not only gave him the opportunity to portray a significant character but also helped him learn Hindi. Expressing his gratitude to producer Namit Malhotra, Yash credited him for bringing him on board and said the project has been a memorable journey, both professionally and personally. Notably, the ‘K.G.F: Chapter 1’ actor also attempted to speak in Hindi during the event.  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

Kangana Ranaut backs UP Governor’s ‘women should learn cooking’ remark, sparks debate: ‘God bestowed us…’

Kangana Ranaut backs UP Governor’s ‘women should learn cooking’ remark, sparks debate: ‘God bestowed us…’

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Kangana Ranaut has once again sparked a debate on social media after backing Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel’s remarks urging working women to learn to cook for their families. The actor and BJP MP shared Patel’s speech on X on Sunday and voiced her support for the governor’s comments. Kangana Ranaut in a still from the 2014 hit Queen. ‘You should first become an expert mother’ In her speech, Patel said, “Women today should learn how to cook for their families, whether you become a teacher or an IAS officer. You should first become an expert mother. What is a mother’s duty? To train her daughter in every way. She should not face any difficulties at her in-laws’. And if she does, she should deal with them on her own merit. We need to give that strength to her daughters.” What did Kangana say? The Queen actor shared Patel’s speech and backed her remarks. She wrote, “When we were small, my brother played football and cricket, but I carefully built doll houses, stitched their clothes, …

Kangana Ranaut endorses Anandiben Patel’s remarks: ‘A mother should learn how to cook’ | Bollywood News

Kangana Ranaut endorses Anandiben Patel’s remarks: ‘A mother should learn how to cook’ | Bollywood News

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Kangana Ranaut on Sunday endorsed a contentious post on X, which contained a video of Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel saying in a speech that a mother should first learn how to cook for her family, irrespective of the profession she belongs to. The actor and Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) member added that it’s a woman’s “duty to nurture humanity”. In her controversial tweet on Sunday, Kangana wrote, “When we were small, my brother played football and cricket, but I carefully built doll houses, stitched their clothes, and cooked their food, much to everyone’s amusement in the house. I made small chulhas (stoves) and pretended to be doll mom,” recalled Kangana, implying that she, being a girl, always harboured that nurturing quality within herself since a very young age, as opposed to her brother, who kept himself engaged in outdoor sports. “It is not something that we need to learn. God has bestowed up on us the duty of nurturing humanity, it is our true nature, that’s why women are called Devi, Shakti, Annapurna, Mata, …

Salman Khan has an ‘ease’ that every actor can learn from him, says Sultan co-star Kubbra Sait | Bollywood News

Salman Khan has an ‘ease’ that every actor can learn from him, says Sultan co-star Kubbra Sait | Bollywood News

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4 min readNew DelhiJul 6, 2026 04:47 PM IST A small-town Haryanvi wrestler seeking redemption became everyone’s favourite sports drama, back in 2016. Sultan, starring Salman Khan in the lead role, has completed 10 years of its release today. On the special occasion, SCREEN exclusively spoke to actor Kubbra Sait, who played the role of the wrestling tournament anchor in the film. During the conversation, she recalled her memories of working with Salman. She also opened up about her defining role Kukoo, in the Netflix show Sacred Games (2018). When asked about the first thought that comes to her mind when she thinks about Sultan today, Kubbra replied, “Honestly, gratitude. So much gratitude. I think Sultan was one of those moments where I saw myself on screen and just breathed a comfortable ‘YES’. Like okay Kubbra, this happened. You are here. I think rarely do actors get to play themselves on screen. I’ve had the privilege to play a version of me.” The actor instantly remembered the early days of her career, when she started …

Indian shuttlers should learn to think on their feet, win without a coach around

Indian shuttlers should learn to think on their feet, win without a coach around

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The North American swing of BWF tournaments always brings on some odd-hours befuddlememt, given the matches pan out past midnight time in India. This one time, when Ayush Shetty and Tanvi Sharma both had inspired runs going deep into the tournament, Ayush sat on the coach’s chair, trying to guide Tanvi. America’s too far out on the other side of the world to travel with full-fledged support teams. It’s also terribly expensive. So, players tend to fend for themselves if their academy coaches aren’t accompanying. This year, Devika Sihag did well winning a bunch of games without a coach. There were coaches from other academies present tending to a large group themselves. But is it such a disadvantage to enter the court without a coach sitting for your matches? The well-funded big names are rarely seen without coaches at the Tour events. There are in fact matches where the coach with pinpoint instructions has been the difference between a win and a loss. But if you are still upcoming, a stint independently figuring out how …

American creator shares 5 things she finds ‘absolutely crazy’ about living in India: ‘Can’t learn your baby’s gender’

American creator shares 5 things she finds ‘absolutely crazy’ about living in India: ‘Can’t learn your baby’s gender’

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Moving to a new country often comes with cultural surprises, and for American content creator Macy Gonsalvez, life in India has been full of them. In her June 23 Instagram video, Gonsalvez shared five things she finds “absolutely crazy” about living in India, ranging from late-night social plans to ultra-fast deliveries and household help. American content creator shares surprising aspects of life in India. (Instagram/@macygonsalv) “These are the things that I find absolutely crazy as an American living in India,” she said at the beginning of the video. (Also read: Content creator compares Australia’s health star rating system with Indian food marketing; reveals popular drink scores ) 1. You can’t learn your baby’s gender before birth The first thing that surprised Gonsalvez was India’s law prohibiting prenatal sex determination. “When you are pregnant, you are legally not able to find out the gender of your baby until it is born,” she said. India’s law aims to prevent sex-selective practices and protect gender equality. 2. Social plans start late The content creator also highlighted India’s late-night …