Delhi Capitals side arm and throw down specialist Aniket Barde, Darshan and Sai Pandam. (Photo by Special Arrangement) New Delhi: With cricket evolving at a rapid pace and batsmen clearing the ropes with ease, the role of throw-down specialists in any T20 set-up is gaining in importance. This not only prepares the batsmen for fast…
Players of Rajasthan Royals (ANI Photo) The Assam Cricket Association (ACA) has announced a cash prize of Rs 25 lakh for its ground staff after successfully hosting three matches. Indian Premier League Match at ACA Stadium in Guwahati.Go beyond limits with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The venue not only handled three high-profile games with ease…
As ‘Dhurandhar 2’ rolls on at the box office, Sara Arjun posts a heartfelt tribute to director Aditya Dhar and the “unsung heroes” of the film, sharing BTS images and praising the entire team, from producers and DOP, costumes, VFX and stunt teams, as the backbone of history-making cinema. ‘Dhurandhar 2’ is still a hit…
UP CM Yogi Adityanath at TOISA 2025 in Lucknow. LUCKNOW: Third time, they say, is the charm. The Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) returned to Lucknow for the third consecutive year, presenting an evening that combined sporting excellence with high-octane glamour, rolling out the red carpet for Indian sporting royalty.From Olympians and world champions…
The 90s was a golden era for Tamil cinema where a bevy of iconic actors portrayed believable characters that left their mark. With her classy performances in hit films like ‘Baahubali’ and ‘Padayappa’, Ramya Krishnan became a household name, and Meena’s journey from child prodigy to charismatic leading lady captured the imagination of the audience….
Veteran actor Sarath Kumar praised Aditya Dhar’s “Dhurandhar: The Revenge”, calling it a “brave narrative of the untold truth”. He highlighted the film’s focus on “unsung heroes” and their inadequate patriotism. Kumar praised the engaging script, lively action and the entire team, including Ranveer Singh, for an engaging cinematic experience that kept the audience glued…
Today, safe sequels and massive action franchises are a norm in Bollywood, but the director Kunal Kohli It’s looking back at a time when Bollywood took much bigger risks. Reflecting on his 2006 masterpiece ‘Fanaa’, in a recent interview, Kohli lamented that modern filmmakers and stars are increasingly “turning away” from the bold and tragic…