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Wednesday, August 7, 2019

women empowerment August 07, 2019

Neha Dhupia share breastfeeding images by using her New #freedomtofeed. Click to get full information and images.

Neha Dhupia has started an (hashtag)
#FreedomtoFeed. She inspires a lot of women for freedom to feed.

Urging mothers across the world to start a conversation on public breastfeeding, Neha Dhupia’s ‘Freedom to Feed’ initiative opened the portal to sharing relatable struggles of motherhood in the public eye. Many of the mothers shared their images of feeding her baby by using an #Freedomtofeed

Narrating her not-so-easy tale of challenges of motherhood in an elaborate Instagram post, Neha pointed out the lack of facilities for breastfeeding.

She tells about how she find difficulties to feed baby at public and also requested for share their images by using #FreedomtoFeed and encourages other women.

"it’s been 8 months since I embarked on this rollercoaster and there is no better time than now to talk about how truly grateful I am for all the joy that our little one has brought into our lives...motherhood like all else hasn’t been easy... the sleepless nights, the feeling like a food source ,the blues are all a part of this wonderful package. Its amazing how the mommy brain can do so many things at the same time and works on autopilot ...like resting the baby’s head jus right , knowing when she is done with her feed and ofcourse becoming the burping expert of the world . I breastfed 🤱 Mehr exclusively for 6 months and still continue to do so ... It truly made me realise the value of a wonderful support system that I have and sometimes the lack of it and also the lack of facilities . Like once I was on a plane and had to feed her , and I literally had to take her to the washroom and was only hoping that the seat belt sign does nt come on before she is done ...of course I came out n apologised for using the washroom for so long... now here’s the real deal ... I honestly don’t understand the consciousness behind doing something so right n so beautiful. Im also super grateful for all the amazing people in my life for making this journey easier but the truth is I know I’m not alone in feeling that there has to be a slight shift in our mentalities, in the fact that we need more facilities for breast feeding moms with their babies or even their breast pumps ...and the only way this can happen is if we start a conversation... I want to encourage moms like you and me whether breast feeding or not , to share the".

From my thinking this is all about mentality of cheap people. There is nothing wrong to feed baby in emergency. Proud of you Neha Mam to encourages every women. Its all about courage and really you are a brave women.

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Thursday, June 6, 2019

salman khan June 06, 2019

"BHARAT" Full movie LEAKED!!!

BHARAT MOVIE REVIEW

• TIMES OF INDIA
Renuka Vyavahare, TNN, Updated: Jun 6, 2019, 09.51 AM ISTCritic's Rating: 3.5/5
AN ENTERTAINING BUT EXHAUSTING ODYSSEY

Bharat Story: A little boy who is forced to be responsible early on, grows up with no regret of a non- existent childhood. He in fact makes it his life goal to put his family before him. The film follows the journey of Bharat (Salman Khan) over the course of several decades as he navigates the ups and downs of life.

Bharat Review: An official adaptation of South Korean drama Ode to my Father (2014), Bharat focuses on the personal and professional choices of its righteous hero, set against the social backdrop of its time.

Separated from his father and sister during the Indo-Pak partition in 1947 as a child, Bharat decides to dedicate his entire life to keeping the promise he’d made to his missing father. He takes it upon himself as the eldest son of the house to look after his mother and siblings, hoping their family would reunite some day. From 1947 to 2010, the narrative traverses a period of over six decades. You see Bharat jumping risky odd jobs to make ends meet.
Renuka Vyavahare, TNN, Updated: Jun 6, 2019, 09.51 AM ISTCritic's Rating: 3.5/5

Bharat Story: A little boy who is forced to be responsible early on, grows up with no regret of a non- existent childhood. He in fact makes it his life goal to put his family before him. The film follows the journey of Bharat (Salman Khan) over the course of several decades as he navigates the ups and downs of life.

Bharat Review: An official adaptation of South Korean drama Ode to my Father (2014), Bharat focuses on the personal and professional choices of its righteous hero, set against the social backdrop of its time.

Separated from his father and sister during the Indo-Pak partition in 1947 as a child, Bharat decides to dedicate his entire life to keeping the promise he’d made to his missing father. He takes it upon himself as the eldest son of the house to look after his mother and siblings, hoping their family would reunite some day. From 1947 to 2010, the narrative traverses a period of over six decades. You see Bharat jumping risky odd jobs to make ends meet.

He even falls in love with the feisty Kumud (Katrina Kaif), who is brave and honest enough to make the first move on him. “I love you. Shaadi ki umra ho gayi hai meri. Tumse shaadi karna chahti hoon,” she says without batting an eye. She proposes marriage without fearing rejection. “I do and say what I think is right,” she adds and doesn’t mind teasing Salman, “Tum thodey self-obsessed nahi ho?” She was impressive even in Zero and Bharat is Katrina’s best acting part till date. Her chemistry with Salman feels natural and she does a good job at portraying a woman who is self assured without being cocky. She is equal, even superior to her man and Ali Abbas Zafar makes no bones about it. Her hair is a different story though. The grey streaks are inconsistent as her character ages and the unruly curls feel unnecessary.

What also stands out in Ali’s writing is how he places Sunil Grover’s character as Vilayati, Bharat’s best friend and confidante. Our best friends are our soulmates, constant companions and it reflects here beautifully. Grover does compete justice to his well-written role and deserves more such significant parts. Sonali Kulkarni and Jackie Shroff are terrific as always.

Interestingly, there’s a hidden Sooraj Barjatya in Salman Khan, somewhere. In times of the ‘hookup culture’ being glorified in movies and web shows, his films with old school values often aim to get the families together and that stands out. He acts well and looks good. Salman’s extreme closeness to his real family (parents and siblings), makes him ideal to play Bharat as he embodies his character’s traits, thus making it more convincing.

Ali on the contrary, plays a balancing act. He infuses emotions with ample fun Salman elements that will get his diehard fans to whistle. He mounts the meandering story in an unhurried manner on a huge canvas. While he manages to keep you hooked despite his complex source material and misplaced songs, Bharat has too many things happening at once and too many time leaps. This eventually makes the movie an exhausting, scattered watch despite the entertainment, humour and nobility it propagates.

Also, the ‘intention to inspire’ is a bit in your face. While emotional manipulation happens in every film, the fact that it’s evident here makes it a tad overbearing. The reverence is blatant. A little subtlety and crisp editing would have done wonders.

Bharat is well-intentioned, entertaining and doesn’t succumb to the trappings of commercial potboilers. The fact that it tries a bit too hard to prove that, is its problem.

Also See: 'Bharat': Audience can't stop cheering at Disha Patani's entry
In-depth Analysis
Our overall critic’s rating is not an average of the sub scores below.
Direction:
3.5/5
Screenplay:
3.0/5
Music:
4.0/5
Visual appeal:
3.5/5

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Wednesday, June 5, 2019

social trollers June 05, 2019

Security salps salman khan at premier

'Bharat': Salman Khan slaps security man for being rough with fan kid

Salman Khan

and Katrina Kaif's most-awaited film '

Bharat

' has finally released today and their fans are just going gaga over it. Last night, the superstar even hosted a grand screening for all his Bollywood pals

While almost the entire B-town was present at the special screening hosted by Salman reports making rounds on the internet suggest that the superstar lost his cool at the screening at a security guard for misbehaving with a fan kid.

While the film has been making a lot of noise on the internet, looks like the Bhaijaan of Bollywood won't tolerate any nuisance against his little fans.

Helmed by Ali Abbas Zafar, the film traces India's post-independence history from the perspective of a common man and follows his life from the range of 18 to 70 years of age, as a journey. Tabu, Disha Patani, Sunil Grover and Jackie Shroff are also an integral part of the project.

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Tuesday, June 4, 2019

salman khan June 04, 2019

Bharat Premiere

Bharat premiere: Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor look chic while Ishaan Khatter keeps it cool; view PICS

Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif starrer Bharat releases tomorrow and attending the premiere tonight are the likes of Janvhi Kapoor, Khushi Kapoor, Ishaan Khatter and many others.

Janhvi Kapoor, Khushi Kapoor, and Ishaan Khatter attended the premiere of Bharat last night and well, they sure did add to the young gen of the lot. Right from Tara Sutaria, Ananya Panday to these divas, Ishaan, and many others, everyone seemed to be super happy while they attended the premiere of the Salman and Katrina co-starrer. And now, all that we await is someone to give us a sneak peek review of how is the film after all.

Everyone put their best fashion foot forward and well, how can the younger Kapoor sisters stay behind in the race as far as fashion is concerned. While Janhvi was dressed more on the casual girl next door front, Khushi looked like a total diva in that pantsuit with her hair open and that ever so pretty smile intact. Ishaan kept it casual as usual and yet, he sure did have many hearts gushing over him! Check out the pictures from the screening right here: