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Buttler looks to rediscover his rhythm in IPL

Buttler looks to rediscover his rhythm in IPL

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MUMBAI: Dealing with high expectations is never easy. Ask Jos Buttler, who had a tough time living up to his reputation at the just concluded ICC T20 World Cup. Jos Buttler. (PTI) As the new season of the Indian Premier League begins, Buttler will be looking to put behind his form issues at the recent World Cup and replicate his last edition’s performances for the Gujarat Titans. The highly experienced England keeper-batter has a superb record in T20 cricket, both internationally and in the IPL, but couldn’t find form in the tournament that mattered, putting extra pressure on the rest of the England line-up. At the ICC T20 event played in India and Sri Lanka, in Feb-March, Buttler lost his rhythm to endure a lean run in the global event, managing just 87 runs in eight innings at an average of 10.87 and a strike rate of 116. Analysing the chink that has crept into your game and rectifying it is a painful process that all successful players have to go through. Amidst the talk …

Jazz City review: A period drama that never finds its rhythm | Web-series News

Jazz City review: A period drama that never finds its rhythm | Web-series News

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4 min readUpdated: Mar 20, 2026 04:15 PM IST Jazz City review: The idea of a series set in early 70s Calcutta, revolving around a buzzy nightclub that everyone in the city flocks to, which is the epicentre of intrigue and spry spy-games, is something I thought I could easily get behind: Cal, in the decade when flower-children were doing their thing– there’s a framed photo of Dylan and Baez on which the camera rests for a fleeting second– night spots where the cool cats let down their hair, and the background of revolution: could it get any better? Apart from a sultry crooner who is the main draw apart from the unlimited booze, there are Pakistani soldiers, khadi-kurta-and-jhola clad Bengali freedom fighters, swaggering men-about-town, and a whole bunch of others in Jazz City, a ten-part show which should have been, by all rights, a cracker. Sadly, this Soumik Sen directed show belies its promise even as it unspools its first episode: the flat, amateurish staging, with most characters speaking their lines as pieces to …

Satwik-Chirag fail to find rhythm going down 21-10, 23-21 to Alfian-Fikri | Badminton News

Satwik-Chirag fail to find rhythm going down 21-10, 23-21 to Alfian-Fikri | Badminton News

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Sixth seeded Indonesians Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Shohibul Fikri kept the shuttle low assiduously and had their reward, as Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty were thrown off track, losing 21-10, 23-21 in the quarterfinals of the Malaysia Open on Friday. It would be considered a scratchy win for the Indonesians, never mind the nature of the score, where they went 5-0 ahead in quick time, as the third seeded Indians struggled to deal with the low serves and the fast front court exchanges Alfian-Fikri ace. While the opener was lost in momentum, as Indians could never recover frim trailing 4-13, it was in the second that the Indians frittered a 17-13 lead while trying to push a decider. Chirag’s swivel serve resurfaced and the Indian duo admitted the conditions had gotten too windy on Friday, hampering shuttle control. On top of which the Indonesians maintained a flat, compact game where the shuttle was continuously and awkwardly coming at the tall Indians’ necks. By the time Chirag had figured out a way to parry body attacks …

Pinkvilla Recommendations: 5 must-watch South films on OTT for a cozy Christmas 2025

Pinkvilla Recommendations: 5 must-watch South films on OTT for a cozy Christmas 2025

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South Indian films are popularly known for their larger-than-life characters and intense action sequences. However, several ventures tend to stay in your heart long after the credits roll, thanks to their simplicity and heartwarming moments. Here’s a list of South Indian movies you should check out on OTT this Christmas season for that festive, cozy feeling. 5 South Films to Watch on OTT this Christmas 1. North 24 Kaatham Cast: Fahadh Faasil, Nedumudi Venu, Swathi Reddy, Chemban Vinod Jose, Sadiq Director: Anil Radhakrishnan Menon Genre: Adventure Drama Where to watch: JioHotstar Among Fahadh Faasil’s films, Kumbalangi Nights and Aavesham often take the spotlight, overshadowing some truly heartfelt ventures he has been part of. One such film is the 2013 adventure drama North 24 Kaatham. The movie follows the story of Harikrishnan, a geeky IT professional from Kochi who lives with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), often leading to odd mannerisms. Due to his self-righteous behavior, his office forces him to present a webinar in Thiruvananthapuram. However, his routine life takes a turn when he gets stranded …

The Pet Detective Review: Sharaf U Dheen, Anupama’s entertaining comic caper loses rhythm midway

The Pet Detective Review: Sharaf U Dheen, Anupama’s entertaining comic caper loses rhythm midway

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Name: The Pet Detective Director: Praneesh Vijayan Cast: Sharaf U Dheen, Anupama Parameswaran, Vinay Forrt, Vinayakan, Shyam Mohan, Joemon Jyothir, Bhagath Manuel, Vijayaraghavan, Renji Panicker, Shobi Thilakan Writer: Praneesh Vijayan, Jai Vishnu Rating: 3/5 The Pet Detective, starring Sharaf U Dheen and Anupama Parameswaran in the lead roles, was released in theaters on October 16, 2025. Directed by Praneesh Vijayan, the movie is now available for streaming on ZEE5. If you’re planning to watch the movie on OTT this week, here’s Pinkvilla’s review for you to check out. The Plot The Pet Detective follows the story of Tony Jose Alula, a private detective who takes over his father Jose Alula’s failing detective agency. Since the agency mostly handles missing-pet cases, Tony eventually earns the title of “Pet Detective.” Despite having no interest in detective work, Tony accepts the job to impress his love interest, Kaikeyi’s father, an army veteran. Meanwhile, their former schoolmate Rajath, now an inspector, is also determined to win Kaikeyi over. Hoping to earn her hand in marriage, Tony longs for a …

Raghu Ram says he’ll be disappointed if 5-year-old son grows up to be religious: ‘I’m an atheist, people ask me why I hate God but…’ | Television News

Raghu Ram says he’ll be disappointed if 5-year-old son grows up to be religious: ‘I’m an atheist, people ask me why I hate God but…’ | Television News

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Former Roadies judge Raghu Ram claims he’s not ashamed of the shouting and cursing he did for years on the reality show. Now that he’s a father to a five-year-old boy, Rhythm, he admits he’s thought about his son watching Roadies and what he’d think of his father. He’d let him shape his own thoughts and views — the only exception is that he wouldn’t want him to be religious. “I’m not ashamed of what I said. I’d like him to know that. In fact, I’ve written a book also, in which the language is colourful. I’d like him to read that. I want him to understand that like smoking, drinking, and sex, language and the kind of words you use are a choice. I didn’t learn it from my father. The world will teach him. He’d choose his own language. It wouldn’t come from me,” said Raghu. Raghu then confessed that the only expectation from his son is that he’s not religious. “I’d be disappointed. I’d talk to him about it. We’re science guys,” …

‘You have already made me the villain’: Mohammed Shami reacts to non-selection controversy after regaining rhythm in Ranji Trophy | Cricket News

‘You have already made me the villain’: Mohammed Shami reacts to non-selection controversy after regaining rhythm in Ranji Trophy | Cricket News

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India pacer Mohammed Shami reacted to the controversy swirling around his non-selection and snub from the national team after putting on a stellar performance for Bengal in the Ranji Trophy second round match on Tuesday. Powering Bengal to the win with a five-wicket haul in the fourth innings against Gujarat at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata, Shami was asked to open about the selection controversy and his response to the chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar, who had recently urged the veteran seamer to prove his match fitness by plaing more games. Speaking after a haul of 5/38 powered Bengal to a 141-run win, Shami reacted to reporters by saying, “Yes, I knew this question would come. I’m always in controversy anyway. You people have already made me the villain! What else can I do or say? In today’s world, social media twists everything. Story continues below this ad “My job is to perform well. Wherever I get an opportunity, I’ll give my best. The rest is up to God. Bengal is my home. Every match …

After Mohammed Shami’s match-winning haul in Ranji Trophy, coach says he’s back in rhythm and ready for India duty | Cricket News

After Mohammed Shami’s match-winning haul in Ranji Trophy, coach says he’s back in rhythm and ready for India duty | Cricket News

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Soon after starring with a five-wicket haul in Bengal’s 141-run win over Gujarat in a Group C Ranji Trophy match at the Eden Gardens, Mohammed Shami posted a picture of himself on social media. ‘Grateful for the rhythm and hard work paying off’, the post read. His second innings bowling figures were seen on the ball in Shami’s hand. Rhythm has been the key to the veteran fast bowler’s effectiveness throughout his international career spanning more than a decade. Now that he has regained it, his childhood coach, Moradabad-based Mohammed Badruddin, believes the Shami of old is more or less back. “His rhythm has returned and that happens when he is 100 percent match-fit. Rhythm is what matters when it comes to Shami. Once he gets his rhythm, he’s a different bowler. What I saw today was the Shami of old. I didn’t see anything missing. His seam position was good and he seemed to be enjoying bowling. Seam aisa chal raha tha ki pata hi nahi chalta batsmen ko ki kidhar chalega ball (seam …

Janet Jackson’s ‘Rhythm Nation’ crashed some Windows laptops for years

Janet Jackson’s ‘Rhythm Nation’ crashed some Windows laptops for years

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The vendor applied for an exception to this rule on the grounds that disabling their APO could result in physical damage to the computer. If it were possible to disable their APO, word would get out that “You can get heavier bass if you go through these steps,” and of course you want more bass, right? I mean, who doesn’t want more bass? So people would uncheck the box and enjoy richer bass for a while, and then at some point in the future, the computer would crash mysteriously or (worse) produce incorrect results. 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

Kasauli Rhythm & Blues Festival 2025 Healed Hearts With Music From Euphoria, Parikrama, Madboy Mink And More

Kasauli Rhythm & Blues Festival 2025 Healed Hearts With Music From Euphoria, Parikrama, Madboy Mink And More

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Last Updated:April 22, 2025, 16:40 IST Nestled in the misty hills of Himachal, the Kasauli Rhythm & Blues Festival 2025 was more than just a music event—it was a soul-stirring celebration of melodies, memories, and meaningful change. Euphoria, Parikrama, Madboy Mink & more lit up Kasauli Rhythm & Blues Festival 2025—where music met mountains, memories, and a mission to heal hearts. In the tender embrace of Kasauli’s mist-kissed hills, where the pine-scented breeze carries secrets of ancient forests, the Kasauli Rhythm & Blues Festival 2025 unfurled its magic on April 18-19 at Baikunth Resorts. This was no mere gathering of music enthusiasts; it was a soul-stirring pilgrimage, a kaleidoscope of melodies, emotions, and altruism set against the canvas of Himachal Pradesh’s ethereal landscapes. For two days, the festival transformed into a sacred grove, where the rhythm of blues intertwined with the heartbeat of hope, all in service of the Genesis Foundation’s mission to save children with congenital heart defects. Here, every note was a prayer, every cheer a promise, and every dance a celebration of …