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5Oct

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Sharvari Wagh’s Eye-Candy Look In A Bow Dress Is Worth A Watch; SEE PICS

Sharvari Wagh's latest pictures in a little black dress (LBD) with ruched detailing have set fashion goals. The LBD is a timeless piece that Sharvari wears with a modern twist, showcasing her impeccable sense of style.The dress strikes a balance between simplicity and sophistication, a hallmark of Sharvari's fashion choices.She complements the outfit with minimalistic yet chic accessories. Sharvari wears delicate jewellery that do not overpower the look but rather enhance its elegance.Her makeup is on point, focusing on neutral tones with a hint of shimmer, accentuating her glowing complexion. Bold, defined eyes and a nude lip complete the glam.Sharvari Wagh is known for her versatile fashion choices, ranging from casual chic to red-carpet glam. She often gravitates towards outfits that ar...

20Sep

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Entertainment

‘Tumbbad’ box office collection day 7: Amid Stree 2 success, the Sohum Shah starrer surpasses its 2018 collection; mints Rs 13.44 crore | – Times of India

Rahi Anil Barve's 'Tumbbad' starring Sohum Shah originally hit theaters on October 12, 2018, and continues to captivate audiences with its chilling tale and stunning visuals even today as the film has re-released in the cinema halls. The acclaimed horror-drama has made a remarkable comeback, raking in Rs 13.44 crore net during its re-release at the domestic box office—outpacing its original earnings from 2018.Tumbbad was re-released in theaters last week due to popular demand from fans. The film added Rs 1.33 crore on Thursday, bringing its seven-day total to Rs 13.44 crore, as announced by Sohum Shah Films in a Friday post. The banner expressed their excitement, stating, "Your love continues to pour in, and we are super thrilled!" According to PTI and Box Office India, the movie originall...

14Sep

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Horror comedies | Screaming success

In a dark alley in Chanderi, a young man is lost in a sing-like-nobody’s-listening, messed-up rendition of Nigerian singer Rema and Selena Gomez’s hit track ‘Calm Down’. He is waiting for his friend who seconds earlier has finished humming the lullaby ‘Soft Chitti, Warm Chitti’ (a nod to ‘Soft Kitty’ from The Big Bang Theory) to his girlfriend. Soon, a gross, ginormous headless monster, called what else but Sarkata, enters a room, hides his decapitated head under the bed and then abducts Chitti. As the audience rides this roller-coaster of laughs and scares, Stree 2 has casually strode on to become the second highest-grossing Hindi film of all time in India, projected to eclipse the Rs 554 crore Jawan. Made on less than half the budget of the Shah Rukh Khan-starring action-heavy spec...