Despite middling to exasperated reviews, Rohit Shetty’s Dilwale has opened to good business (surprise!) For all those who declare their allegiance to the movie’s alleged brilliance, there are many who cannot fathom how the action comedy, starring Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon, was made in the first place. The much-vaunted screen reunion between Khan and Kajol has also fallen flat in some quarters. Should Khan take the advice of Shuddh Desi Gaane, the makers of this hilarious spoof video on the song Gerua, and acknowledge that ‘Some love stories should just end?” Wait till the end of the song to see how it all turns out (and marvel at a certain star star’s coolness factor.)
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Rescind invitation to Zionist Nobel laureate, Indian universities urged
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Interview: Releasing Nicobar report would be like ‘opening can of worms’, says anthropologist
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India introduces two special visa categories for international students pursuing higher education
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How I got brain rot: Listening to podcasts all day
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Business memoir: Shoppers Stop’s first general manager recounts the day the store opened in 1991
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Tamil Nadu announces $1 million prize for deciphering Indus Valley Civilisation script
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Sahitya Akademi awardee Datta Damodar Naik booked for ‘hurting religious sentiments’ in Goa
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Why doctors are not panicking over HMP virus cases in Bengaluru – or the China outbreak
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This book examines why Buddhism did not reach the West until the 18th century
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‘Speaking with Nature’: Ramachandra Guha studies Indian environmentalism through ten individuals