First pictures of Aishwariya’s baby: Aaradhya’s face revealed

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September 19, 2012

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Baby Aaradhya’s face was Bollywood’s best-kept secret. Until now.

After ten months of intense trailing, Mumbai’s paparazzi has finally managed to get a full face shot of Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan’s daughter.

The ten-month-old child, clad in a baby pink suit, was caught on camera along with her mother at the Mumbai airport. The mother-daughter duo was heading to Chicago to meet Abhishek, who is shooting the thriller Dhoom 3 in the United States.

The Bachchan clan has been highly secretive about the latest entrant into the family. From the christening to entertaining guests at their home, the Bachchans have tried to shield Aaradhya from prying eyes at every turn.

In an earlier interview with tabloid!, Abhishek repeatedly said that he wanted to give his daughter a “normal upbringing”.

“If I don’t show my daughter, it is secrecy, and if I go around showing her the right way, people say that I am flaunting her. You are damned if you do and damned if you don’t,” said Abhishek, who claimed that he knew about his father Amitabh’s super-star status only after he hit his teens.

“We had a very normal upbringing till then. With Aaradhya too, we take her out, go for walks etc,” said Bachchan.

Even after her birth, only a privileged few in Bollywood were invited to interact with the baby.

Former Miss World Aishwarya Rai Bachchan shares his parenting views and told tabloid! over e-mail that she prefers to travel with Aaradhya while on trips overseas. “Life has become quieter, which is very nice. I am spending a lot of time with her and just enjoying being a family. I have learnt to manage my time better with work so that my family time isn’t compromised too much. I prefer to take her with me on travels when the commitments are not too tight. My mother accompanies me to help with Aaradhya, so I am blessed that way,” she said.

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April 23,2020

New Delhi, Apr 23: As the holy month of Ramzan is about to begin, several Muslim public figures on Thursday appealed to the community to offer tarawih and hold iftar inside their homes and follow the lockdown regulations imposed to tackle the coronavirus threat.

Television actor Iqbal Khan in a video message appealed to the people to not step out of their houses during Ramzan.

"This time around, whatever you do during Ramzan, you have to do it inside your houses. Do not visit mosques; offer tarawih (late evening prayers offered during Ramzan) at your homes. Your stepping outside will not only put you in a problem but may put your family members in trouble also," said Khan.

"And that will be wrong, do not go outside. If anyone says you have to go outside then they are wrong. Stay home and stay safe and help others stay safe too," he added.

Another TV actor and Tik Tok star Jannat Zubair asked people to avoid any kind of social gatherings so as to ensure the safety of everyone.

"I know we are in a difficult situation but there is no need to panic. We will overcome this and things will be fine. The holy month of Ramzan is going to start, please stay home, offer prayers at your homes and avoid family/friends gatherings for now. It is just a matter of time, things will be fine soon. Stay home and stay safe," she said.
Ramzan is likely to begin from April 24.

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July 12,2020

Mumbai, Jul 12: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has sealed actor Rekha’s bungalow in suburban Bandra after a security guard there tested positive for coronavirus, a civic official said on Sunday.

The guard at the 65-year-old actor’s bungalow ‘Sea Springs’ tested positive on Tuesday, the official said.

The BMC has put a board outside the premises declaring the are as a containment zone. The security guard has been hospitalised at the BMC’s COVID-19 care facility in Bandra Kurla Complex, he said.

As the bungalow is a standalone one, only a portion of it has been sealed, he said.

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January 12,2020

Mumbai, Jan 12: Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut on Sunday came out in support of actor Deepika Padukone, who is facing flak from the BJP and some other quarters over her visit to the JNU campus in Delhi to express solidarity with students who were recently attacked by armed assailants.

Raut, who is a Rajya Sabha member and the executive editor of Shiv Sena mouthpiece 'Saamana', said the country cannot be run in a "Talibani" style.

After Padukone's visit to the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Tuesday, many appreciated her "silent solidarity", but some others criticised her for "supporting Leftists", saying it was a promotional stunt for her latest film "Chhapaak".

Some also demanded a boycott of her film, based on the life of an acid attack survivor, played by Padukone.

A section of BJP leaders also criticised the 34-year- old actor over her JNU visit.

Talking to PTI, Raut said, "The demand for boycott of the actress and her film is wrong. The country cannot be run in a 'Talibani' style."

"Chhapaak", directed by Meghna Gulzar, hit the theatres on Friday.

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