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Bobby Deol shares the real reason he refused to shoot an intimate scene with Manisha Koirala

Bobby Deol shares the real reason he refused to shoot an intimate scene with Manisha Koirala

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Actor Bobby Deol is clearing the air on a long-running perception that he would often give his female co-stars a hard time on set, from Twinkle Khanna and Rani Mukerji to Preity Zinta and Manisha Koirala. He also revealed the surprising reason he once refused to shoot an intimate scene with Manisha. Bobby Deol played the lead role in the 1997 iconic superhit film Gupt: The Hidden Truth, alongside Kajol and Manisha Koirala. Bobby Deol on prankster reputation In an episode of Aap Ki Adalat, Bobby looked back at the gossip that he used to be a prankster who would leave his female co-stars exasperated on set. In a segment of the show, Bobby was accused of constantly fighting with his film’s female leads. Asked about the rumours of him having small fights with Twinkle during Barsaat’s filming, Bobby said, “We were both quite young at that time. I am sorry, but I have had stomach problems since childhood. I used to keep talking about my stomach issues, if I used washroom today, if I …

‘Raj & DK’s mentorship became my film school’: Manisha K Makwana on Gudgudi’s Cannes journey

‘Raj & DK’s mentorship became my film school’: Manisha K Makwana on Gudgudi’s Cannes journey

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At the 79th Cannes Film Festival, filmmaker Manisha K Makwana’s Gudgudi was showcased at the Short Film Corner. In a chat with HT City, the director opens up about the project and how working with Raj & DK for The Family Man and Farzi served as a learning experience: Ahsaas Channa in Gudgudi Gudgudi is rooted in deeply personal emotions — what was the exact moment or experience that first sparked this story for you? I think I had been carrying this experience inside me for a long time — from my days working at an amusement park. I contemplated making Gudgudi for quite a while because it isn’t an easy subject to approach, but eventually I had to trust my gut and the core emotional truth the film revolves around. The story comes from those moments of feeling unseen in a room full of people — something all of us experience in our everyday lives. At its heart, the film is also about how a shift in perspective can change the way we see …

NEET paper leak case: Pune lecturer Manisha Havaldar sent to 6-day CBI custody

NEET paper leak case: Pune lecturer Manisha Havaldar sent to 6-day CBI custody

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A Delhi court on Monday sent Pune-based physics lecturer Manisha Sanjay Havaldar to Central Bureau of Investigation’s (CBI’s) custody for six days in the National Eligibility Entrance Test (Undergraduate) 2026 paper leak case. Special Judge Ajay Gupta allowed the CBI’s plea seeking six-day custodial interrogation of the accused. During the proceedings, the agency said that Havaldar, who was working as a translator for NEET (UG), along with other accused, circulated the physics questions that had come for translation. CBI arrested Havaldar on May 22. She was then brought before the court on transit remand. According to the agency, Havaldar, employed with the Seth Hiralal Saraf Prashala in Pune, was another key accused who was the source for the leak of NEET (UG) 2026 physics questions. NTA hasn`t learned its lesson: Supreme Court  The Supreme Court on Monday issued notices to the Centre and the National Testing Agency (NTA) on a batch of pleas, including one filed by the United Doctors Front (UDF), seeking the dissolution of NTA over allegations of paper leaks in the NEET (UG) …

Inside Manisha Ramadass’ relentless reign at World No. 1

Inside Manisha Ramadass’ relentless reign at World No. 1

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There’s a moment, almost thrown away in a rapid-fire round, where Manisha Ramadass pauses for a word to describe what it means to sit atop the world rankings for over 180 weeks. “The domination.” It’s not said with swagger. It’s an acknowledgement of something she has come to live with, day after day, session after session, tournament after tournament. In an exclusive conversation with The Bridge, Manisha peeled back the layers of dominance to reveal the doubt, discipline, and drive behind it. The stillness behind the spotlight The last year should have changed everything. A 2024 Summer Paralympics bronze medal. A historic first, India’s first woman to win a Paralympic badminton medal. Titles across continents. Recognition, headlines, expectations. And yet, she shrugs. “After Paris 2024… I don’t know if anything has changed,” she says. “Apart from the medal, people calling me a Paralympic medallist… everything else is the same. Same routine, same training every day.” That’s the contradiction at the heart of her rise. The world sees a breakthrough; she sees continuity. Even that medal, …

Asha Bhosle’s leading ladies, Poonam Dhillon, Manisha Koirala pay tribute

Asha Bhosle’s leading ladies, Poonam Dhillon, Manisha Koirala pay tribute

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Actor Poonam Dhillon who featured in the iconic Tu Tu Hai Wahi (Yeh Vaada Raha, 1982) tells HTCity, “I’m trying to think of the positives, that she went peacefully without any pain and suffering. I met her a short while ago and we had plans, things that we wanted to do together. She lived a beautiful, satisfying life. She was one person who was everyone’s idol, be it actors or singers. We were blessed she sang for us. I have lost my mother for the second time today. She gave me Tu Tu Hai Wahi that has been the hallmark of my popularity. I hope that she’s in a better space.” A still from Tu Tu Hai Wahi 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

Manisha helps India beat Italy in the semi-final

Manisha helps India beat Italy in the semi-final

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The Indian women’s team earned their spot in the final of 2026 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup Qualifiers Hyderabad as they beat Italy 1-0 in the semi-final on Friday. Manisha Chauhan (40′) scored the only goal for India and they will now face England in the title clash on Saturday. It was an extremely tight contest in the first quarter as both sides constantly battled for possession in the midfield. India started the match strong with a couple of strong circle entries, however, Italy eventually started attacking aggressively and created a few good chances on goal. India won the momentum back in the second quarter. The hosts used their flanks to push the ball ahead and started attacking in numbers and made crucial circle entries. In the 18th minute, India won the first penalty corner of the evening but Navneet Kaur’s shot on goal was stopped well by Italian goalkeeper Lucia Ines Caruso. In the 27th minute, they were awarded another penalty corner as India played out an interesting variation. The ball was played back …

‘Dinho’: The lonely, remarkable journey of Manisha Kalyan – from a barefoot girl in Muggowal to scoring ‘goal of the tournament’ at 2026 Women’s Asian Cup | Football News

‘Dinho’: The lonely, remarkable journey of Manisha Kalyan – from a barefoot girl in Muggowal to scoring ‘goal of the tournament’ at 2026 Women’s Asian Cup | Football News

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Thirty yards out, four defenders in white between her and the goal, Manisha Kalyan stood still for a moment, with her shorts hitched up, then hit it with her left foot. The ball climbed, caught the underside of the crossbar, bounced down and over the line. The stadium waited. VAR confirmed. The commentator called it the goal of the tournament. India lost the match 3-1. They finished the AFC Women’s Asian Cup at the bottom of their group — three games, no points, a goal difference of minus fourteen. But for one moment in Sydney on Monday night, a girl from a village in Punjab’s Hoshiarpur district reminded everyone watching what Indian football could look like, if only there were more of her. There isn’t. That’s the other story. A strike so pure, it needed VAR to confirm 🙆‍♀️ Catch all the action from the AFC Women’s Asian Cup LIVE on FanCode 📲#AFCWomensAsianCup pic.twitter.com/TJ9f3u59Zj — FanCode (@FanCode) March 10, 2026 * * * Eight years before that free kick, a PT teacher at the Government …

AFC Women’s Asian Cup: Manisha Kalyan scores a pearler, but India go down 1-3 to Chinese Taipei | Football News

AFC Women’s Asian Cup: Manisha Kalyan scores a pearler, but India go down 1-3 to Chinese Taipei | Football News

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Inside the first 12 minutes of their final AFC Women’s Asian Cup group-stage match against Chinese Taipei, India’s Soumya Guguloth hit the left post with a header from a corner and then missed the far post by inches, both chances provided by Manisha Kalyan. Pyari Xaxa later got a shot in at around the 10th minute. India had come out all guns blazing. They needed to win by a two-goal margin to go through to the quarterfinals of this tournament, and keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Loose passes and heavy touches crept up but they were running the Chinese Taipei defence ragged in the opening exchanges. All that pressure was let off in the 12th minute when Chen Jin-wen latched on to the ball after Sanju Yadav pretty much passed it into empty space inside her own penalty box, squared it to Su Yu-hsuan who promptly put it past India goalkeeper Panthoi Chanu to give Chinese Taipei the lead. India suddenly needed to score three goals to …

​Manisha Bhanwala leads Maharashtra Kesari to its first win of the season

​Manisha Bhanwala leads Maharashtra Kesari to its first win of the season

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Manisha Bhanwala produced a dominant performance to headline Maharashtra Kesari’s emphatic 6–3 victory over Tiigers of Mumbai Dangals in Match 6 of the Pro Wrestling League 2026. Bhanwala’s explosive win by fall in the women’s 57kg category proved decisive in setting the tone as Maharashtra secured their first win of the season and the full two match points. She was also named Player of the Match, while Tiigers’ Mukul Dahiya earned Fighter of the Match for his high-impact showing. Maharashtra Kesari asserted control from the start. In the opening 62kg women’s contest, Dudova Bilyana Zhivkova recovered from conceding an early takedown to dominate Sarika Malik, using repeated turn-and-exposure sequences to close out an authoritative 11–2 victory. The momentum continued in a high-intensity 74kg men’s contest, where Kesari’s Yash turned the bout decisively in the second period, capitalising on sustained attacks to defeat Naveen Malik 13–5. The heavyweight clash further strengthened Maharashtra’s grip on the match. Captain Robert Baran showcased composure and grit in a tactical 125kg contest, striking decisively in the second period with a …

From Punjab to Peru: Indian footballer Manisha Kalyan breaks new ground, joins Alianza Lima Femenino | Football News

From Punjab to Peru: Indian footballer Manisha Kalyan breaks new ground, joins Alianza Lima Femenino | Football News

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After three years in Europe, Indian star Manisha Kalyan is moving to South America. Peruvian champions Alianza Lima Femenino have announced the signing of the Indian midfielder from Greek side PAOK FC. The four-time league winners confirmed that the 24-year-old will strengthen their attacking unit ahead of the new season. “Kalyan has excelled at both club and national team levels, bringing dynamism and creativity to the attacking third,” the club said in a statement. Manisha arrives in Lima after competing at a high level in European football. She previously played for PAOK FC in Greece, where she featured in 23 matches and scored eight goals. Before that, she represented Apollon Ladies FC in Cyprus, scoring 14 goals in 36 appearances and becoming the first Indian footballer to play in the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Alianza Lima will be the third overseas club of Manisha’s career. She began her professional journey in India with Sethu FC and Gokulam Kerala before moving abroad in 2022. “I’m very happy to be here. I’ve followed the team and I …