Salman finally breaks his silence about Jiah-Sooraj's affair

June 17, 2013

SalmanMumbai, Jun 17: Salman Khan is upset that his name was unnecessarily been dragged in Jiah Khan and Sooraj Pancholi’s relationship. He said that he has nothing to do with their love affair and most importantly, he came to know about their relationship through a news magazine. He said that his full sympathy was with Jiah’s family but he disliked that Jiah’s motHero Rabiya Khan dragged his name in this whole controversy

"I was not even aware of Suraj and Jiah`s relationship. I got to know of it through a news magazine," Salman Khan said.

After Jiah Khan committed suicide, her mother Rabiya Khan told to police that Salman Khan has intervened between Jiah and Sooraj’s life and he persuaded Aditya Pancholi to distance his son from Jiah.

The ‘Dabangg’ star said that he never had any conversation with Aditya Pancholi asking to interfere in his son’s relationship. He finds the debate very ridiculous. He doesn’t know why his name was roped into the entire affair.

Salman said that he sympathizes with Jiah’s family and added that he has his own life and problems and has no time to think about other’s life.

Salman’s manager said, "We won't like to give any statement about this episode".

When asked why Jiah's family gave such statement about Salman, she responded, "You should ask her (Jiah's mother Rabiya Khan) this question."

Sooraj Pancholi who is in police custody in Jiah Khan’s suicide case was to debut with Salman Khan and Subhash Ghai’s movie, ‘Hero’ which is a remake of blockbuster ‘Hero’ staring Jackie Shroff and Meenashi Sheesadri. Sooraj has been cast opposite Suneil Shetty’s son Athiya Shetty.

With Sooraj being involved in Jiah’s suicide, time will say whether Salman Khan will reconsider his decision about casting Sooraj.

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June 14,2020

Chennai, Jun 14: Tamil Nadu Police has recovered about 100 bottles of liquor from the car of actor Ramya Krishnan, who had starred in movies like Bahubali, Padaiappa and others.

According to the police, the actor was traveling in the car at the time on the East Coast Road (ECR) where they were carrying out vehicle checks on Thursday.

The police found about 100 liquor bottles in the car boot and when queried Ramya Krishnan said she was unaware of the bottles.

Later the police confiscated the bottles and arrested the driver Selvakumar who said the liquor was bought at the Tamil Nadu government-run liquor shop.

The government has not allowed the opening of the Tasmac shops in Chennai.

Another driver came and drove the actor back to Chennai.

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January 14,2020

Indore, Jan 14: Yoga guru Ramdev has said that Deepika Padukone should hire persons like him for offering correct advice, days after the actress had visited Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi following the violence at the campus earlier this month.

"Deepika Padukone needs to study about political, social and cultural issues. She should understand more about our country. Only after gaining knowledge, she should take decisions. I feel she should have persons like Swami Ramdev for correct advice," Ramdev said at an event here on Monday.

On January 7, Padukone joined the protest at JNU after a masked mob entered the varsity campus and attacked the students and teachers with sticks and rods on January 5.

Several BJP leaders questioned the support extended by Padukone. On the other hand, the Congress threw their weight behind the actress for her stand.

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July 8,2020

Mumbai: The 11th edition of KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival is going virtual this year due to the COVID-19 lockdown. The festival is coming up with a full-slate of 157 films from 42 countries.

Tipped as South Asia's biggest LGBTQIA+ film festival, it is the first Indian film festival to come up with a slate of new programs for this year.

The slate of films include 30 films from India, as well as films from countries like Belarus, Iran, Iceland, Lebanon, Macedonia, Malaysia, Puerto Rico, Tunisia, etc.

"We are extremely delighted to launch the registration for the KASHISH 2020 Virtual with a full slate of films as well as panel discussions, filmmaker Q&As, etc, almost replicating the ground event. Only this year not only Mumbaikars but people across India and the world can participate in the festival and enjoy amazing LGBTQIA+ films, discussions and performances!", said Sridhar Rangayan, festival director.

"We are thrilled by almost 95 per cent of the filmmakers whose films were selected to screen at the ground festival, agreeing to screen with us at our online festival. We are overwhelmed by the response from the filmmakers, and we are really glad to reach their films out to the world. This speaks a lot about their trust and support towards the festival", said Saagar Gupta, Director, Programming.

The registrations to attend the festival is now open and details can be viewed at the festival website http://mumbaiqueerfest.com/attend/ along with information about the film line-up. There are early-bird full-festival passes at a modest price in India and outside India. The early-bird offer will be open for a week.

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