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bollywoodirect · 2 years

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30 Years of #JoJeetaWohiSikandar (22/05/1992).

Directed by Mansoor Khan. Starring #AamirKhan, Ayesha Jhulka, Deepak Tijori, Pooja Bedi, Mamik, & Kulbhushan Kharbanda. Songs by Jatin Lalit & Majrooh Sultanpuri.

Girija Shettar was supposed to play the role of Ayesha Jhulka in “Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander”.

Here she is with the Aamir Khan, Aditya Lakhia and Deven Bhojani in one of the shots.

What is your favourite scene/song from the film?

#bollywoodirect #bollywood #jo jeeta wohi sikandar #aamir khan #mansoor khan #pooja bedi #ayesha jhulka #deepak tijori #mamik #kulbhushan kharbanda #jatin lalit #majrooh sultanpuri #girija shettar

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thelegend9798 · 2 years

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Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander at 30: Akshay Kumar was rejected for this Aamir Khan film, Pooja Bedi's red skirt sequence acquired a cult status

Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander at 30: Akshay Kumar was rejected for this Aamir Khan film, Pooja Bedi’s red skirt sequence acquired a cult status

It has been thirty years of Jo Jeeta Who Sikandarone of the few Hindi films that have blended the concepts of love, friendship, enmity, sportsmanship and class divide and yet, by the end of it, it is a story that inspires, touches and stays with you. Director Mansoor Khan called Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar ‘a film of destiny’ in the past. The film was initially supposed to star Akshay Kumar opposite…

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#aamir khan #ayesha jhulka #deepak tijori #jo jeeta wohi sikandar #Mamik Singh #mansoor khan #pehla nasha #pooja bedi

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bolllywoodhungama · 4 months

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Koffee With Karan 8: Sharmila Tagore opens up about Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh’s divorce; says, “We felt deprived to lose Amrita and the two kids” : Bollywood News — Bollywood Hungama

In a candid conversation, Sharmila Tagore confessed the feelings she underwent when Saif Ali Khan called up about his separation with Amrita Singh.

After a whirlwind wedding in 1991 with Amrita Singh right at the start of his career, Saif Ali Khan gained much prominence in the industry. The young lad had wooed hearts with is love for the actress and soon they became parents to two kids, Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Khan. But after about twelve years, the couple decided to go their separate ways and it wasn��t an easy time for the Pataudis, confessed Sharmila Tagore to Karan Johar on the chat show Koffee With Karan 8.

Koffee With Karan 8: Sharmila Tagore opens up about Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh’s divorce; says, “We felt deprived to lose Amrita and the two kids”

The recent episode of the Karan Johar hosted show featured Sharmila Tagore and Saif Ali Khan debuting on the couch where they discussed their personal and professional life, during which the mother-son duo opened up about Khan’s divorce. Saif revealed that his mother was the first one he spoke to when he was considering this separation. “With the separation, I just like to say, that the first person I spoke to before the separation was my mother. She took a deep breath, there was a pause on the phone, and said, ‘I am with you if that’s what you want’ and that helped a lot,” said Saif.

Sharmila Tagore went on to speak about how the entire divorce and separation affected her and her cricketer-husband Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi aka Tiger. “When you are together for such a long time and you have such lovely children, then no break up is easy. Then it is not a harmonious… I know it is difficult to have harmony at that stage, everybody is hurt… so that stage was not nice but I tried. But that’s water under the bridge, she needed time to cool down and they worked it out together.”

She added, “It’s not just staying away, there are so many other things that are involved. It wasn’t a happy time for us because Ibrahim was just three and we were very fond of the children. Especially, Tiger was really fond of Ibrahim and he would say, ‘That’s a good lad.’ He didn’t get that time with him. So we felt doubly deprived to lose Amrita and lose the two kids. So it’s just not him but we also had to adjust to all that,”

Currently, Saif Ali Khan not only spends time with Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan, but the duo are also share a great rapport with Saif’s second wife Kareena Kapoor Khan and their kids, Taimur Ali Khan and Jeh.

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surajbarthy · 6 months

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[2826] Back to Cinemaaaaa!! ♥️

#nid #everyday #cinema4d #c4d #3d #art #after effects #adobe #self portrait #maxon #mansoor ali khan #lokesh kanagaraj #lcu

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akultalkies · 9 months

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Vijay Antony, Kavya Thapar, Y.G. Mahendran, Radha Ravi, Yogi Babu, Mansoor Ali Khan, Hareesh Peradi, John Vijay, Dev Gill, Ajay Ghosh, Chandu Kanuri, Sai Dheena, Johny Antony, Radha Krishnamoorthy, Priyadharshini

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suchananewsblog · 1 year

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Sharmila Tagore reveals if her children and grandchildren are able to openly share their problems with her or not - Times of India

Veteran actress Sharmila Tagore, who is currently seen on director Rahul V Chittella’s debut feature film Gulmohar, recently opened up about whether her children Saif Ali Khan, Soha Ali Khan and Saba Ali Khan and her grandchildren Sara Ali Khan, Ibrahim Ali Khan, Taimur Ali Khan, Jeh Ali Khan and Inaaya Kemmu come to her to share their problems with her. During her recent interview, Sharmila was…

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#ibrahim ali khan #Inaaya Kemmu #Jeh Ali Khan #mansoor ali khan pataudi #Saif Ali Khan #sara ali khan #sharmila #Sharmila Tagore #Taimur Ali Khan #tiger pataudi

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rangpurcity · 1 year

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There is magic in the little hands of Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan's prince Taimur, made a beautiful 'Diya'

There is magic in the little hands of Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan’s prince Taimur, made a beautiful ‘Diya’

Mumbai. Taimur and Jehangir, sons of Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor, often remain in the headlines of the media. Recently, on the occasion of Sharmila Tagore’s birthday, the whole family has reached Rajasthan for a holiday. After reaching here, Soha Ali Khan along with Kareena Kapoor and all the children had a lot of fun. Also learned to make local craft of Rajasthan. Meanwhile, Taimur Ali Khan…

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xtruss · 6 months

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The Struggle to Save Lives Inside Gaza’s Hospitals

Photograph by Ahmad Salem—Bloomberg/Getty Images

— BY Sanya Mansoor | November 6, 2023 | Time

Within minutes of the Oct. 31 Israeli attack on the Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza, the victims began flooding the Indonesian Hospital a mile away. Dr. Marwan Sultan, the hospital’s medical director, says that most of the injured and dead were women and children. Some had deep burns, serious head injuries, or missing limbs, Sultan told TIME four hours after the attack. There are only 16 intensive-care beds in the hospital, which was running dangerously low on fuel, threatening the lives of his patients. If the electricity goes, says Sultan, “they will die. They will die.”

The conditions for medical care in Gaza are deteriorating across the besieged 140-sq.-mi. coastal strip. Surgeons are operating by flashlight and rationing water, anesthesia, and the generator fuel needed to perform surgeries, provide electricity for incubators, and care for kidney-dialysis patients, doctors and health organizations tell TIME. The roughly two dozen hospitals still operating in Gaza are absorbing the patients of the 12 that have closed because of a lack of supplies and the ongoing bombing, says the World Health Organization (WHO). “Medical teams are on their knees,” says Hisham Mhanna, spokesperson for the International Committee of the Red Cross in Gaza.

A man mourns as he attends a funeral of Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on Oct. 24, 2023.Mohammed Salem—Reuters

All war zones are awful, but Gaza presents a unique hell. Much of the enclave of 2 million is now a battlefield, with civilians and combatants intermixed, and homes and businesses sitting side by side with military infrastructure. Nowhere is that reality felt more keenly than at the territory’s hospitals, which have simultaneously become safe havens and potential targets, and where the impact of Israel’s offensive is measured every day in lives—more than 9,000 killed as of Nov. 2, including 135 medical personnel, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

After the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks that killed more than 1,400 people in Israel and started the war, the Israeli military began a massive bombing campaign. On Oct. 13, it ordered civilians to depart the northern part of the strip for the south, and on Oct. 27 it sent in ground troops and armored vehicles. Hamas has fought back above and below ground, from a network of concrete tunnels extending hundreds of miles.

For the estimated 1 million people displaced by fighting, the search for shelter has brought many to makeshift tent cities. More than 50,000 are packed into the Al-Shifa hospital complex in northern Gaza, says Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a surgeon. Mattresses line the floor, kids run around, and a stench hangs in the air. So many people in such a small space, with inadequate access to hygiene and sanitation, will lead to an outbreak of infectious diseases, Abu-Sittah worries. Hospitals are struggling to dispose of dead bodies, which pose their own health hazards. Abu-Sittah has been going to a corner store to buy bottles of vinegar and laundry detergent to clean wounds. “Every day you make more and more compromises,” he says.

An injured child receives treatment at the Nasser Hospital as the Israeli attacks continue in Khan Yunis, Gaza on Oct. 29, 2023.Abed Zagout—Anadolu/Getty Images

Some two dozen hospitals have been asked to evacuate to the south, according to the WHO, which says doing so would risk patients’ lives. When Israeli government officials called Al-Awda hospital and told its manager, Dr. Ahmed Mhanna, to evacuate staff and patients, “I refused, of course,” he says. “Where can I deal with my patients?”

Doctors worry that their facilities will be hit in the bombardment. On Oct. 30, an Israeli airstrike damaged part of Gaza’s only cancer hospital, the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, says its director, Dr. Sobhi Skeik. “My message is please don’t kill cancer patients,” Skeik says. On Nov. 1, the WHO said that the hospital had shut down.

Days before that, the Israel Defense Forces presented evidence it said showed Hamas had established a command center in and beneath Al-Shifa hospital. A Hamas official denied the allegation. Targeting a hospital would be a war crime, whether or not Hamas is using it to hide in, says Susan Akram, a law professor who directs Boston University’s International Human Rights Clinic. “Israel has an obligation to protect the entire population in Gaza,” she says. For its part, Israel notes that using a hospital to hide military equipment or facilities is itself a war crime.

Even without a direct attack, the hospitals lack key supplies, which are coming in at a painfully slow pace amid the Israeli siege. On Oct. 31, the U.S. said that 66 trucks of humanitarian aid were entering Gaza daily, a fraction of the hundreds per day before the war. Fuel remains a critical issue. The Israeli military reportedly believes Hamas holds more than 500,000 liters that it could provide to hospitals. The U.S. says it is pressuring Israel to break its blockade and allow aid in. President Biden called Nov. 1 for a humanitarian “pause” in the war, but faces criticism for providing military aid to Israel.

Everyone in Gaza has been affected. “We often focus on the victims of airstrikes,” says Dr. Brenda Kelly, a consultant obstetrician in Oxford, U.K., “but ordinary lives don’t stop. Women still go into labor. They still have miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies, preterm births.” Dr. Hatem Edhair, the head of the neonatal intensive-care unit at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, fears that electricity shutting off will mean the deaths of five babies in his care who are dependent on ventilators. “If there is no electricity,” he says, “it means the end of their life.”

Al-Awda hospital’s Mhanna, speaking by phone Oct. 23 in southern Gaza, seemed unfazed by the sound of a blast during the interview. “We are afraid; we are human beings,” Mhanna says. “But we cannot do anything except continue our mission with our patients.”

—With reporting by Leslie Dickstein

An injured child is rushed into a hospital in Khan Younis, in southern Gaza, following an Israeli air strike on Oct. 24, 2023.Yousef Masoud—The New York Times/Redux

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parveenbabimemories1 · 17 days

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Soha and Saif Ali khan

Their father mansoor ali Khan pataudi are related to Nawab Junagadh, Shaikh of Mangrol, Nawab of Manavadar, Nawab Rampur, Nizams of Hyderabad and Kurwai

That makes them related to distant parveen babi as well

#soha ali khan #saif ali khan #bollywood #old bollywood #bollywood2 #bollywood retro

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celluloidrainbow · 2 years

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بول | BOL (2011) dir. Shoaib Mansoor Zainub Khan has been found guilty by Pakistan's Courts and is to be hanged. Her last wish is to tell her story before the media, and after approval, she relates how her family was compelled to leave Delhi during 1948 and re-locate to Lahore. This is where her father, Hakim Sayed Hashmutallah Khan, married Suraiya, and hoping to sire a son, instead ended up with 7 daughters and an intersex son whom he does not accept. (link in title)

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movienized-com · 2 days

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Leo (2023) #LokeshKanagaraj #ThalapathyVijay #SanjayDutt #Trisha #Arjun #GauthamVasudevMenon #Mysskin Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 Genre: Action / Krimi / Drama Regie: Lokesh Kanagaraj Hauptrollen: Thalapathy Vijay, Sanjay Dutt, Trisha, Arjun, Gautham Vasudev Menon, Mysskin, Mansoor Ali Khan, Priya Anand … Filmbeschreibung: Leo (Joseph Vijay), ein ehemaliger Auftragskiller, versucht nach einem schrecklichen Fehler, sein Leben zu ändern. Er findet bald heraus, dass zweite Chancen nicht immer einfach sind…

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#Arjun #Gautham Vasudev Menon #Lokesh Kanagaraj #Sanjay Dutt #Thalapathy Vijay #Trisha

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swamyworld · 9 days

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Avesham Box Office Collection 11th Day Forecast Fahadh Faasil Movie Maintains Strong Performance

Avesham Box Office Collection Prediction: “Avesham” is a Malayalam action comedy directed by Jitu Madhavan and co-produced by Nazriya Nazim, Fahadh Faasil and Anwar Rasheed. Fahadh Faasil plays the lead role with support from Ashish Vidyarthi, Sajin Gopu, and Mansoor Ali Khan. Sameer Tahir has done the cinematography and Sushin Shyam has composed the music. The film released in theaters on April…

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cinefry · 21 days

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Aavesham (Malayalam) Movie Box Office Collection, Budget, Hit Or Flop, OTT

Aavesham Upcoming Malayalam Movie Release on 11 April 2024. The Movie Directed by Jithu Madhavan Will Cast on the Movie is Fahadh Faasil, Sajin Gopu, Mansoor Ali Khan, Ashish Vidyarthi, Hipzster, Mithun Jai Shankar, Roshan Shanavas, Midhutty. The Movie Produced By Nazriya Nazim, Anwar Rasheed. The Movie Budget Was 10 Croes.

#box office collection #box office #malayalam movies #2024 movies #fahadh faasil

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pavitrtimes · 2 months

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Sharmila Tagore: A Trailblazer in Indian Cinema and Beyond

Reflecting on the timeless beauty and talent of Indian cinema, a name that has withstood and surpassed the test of time is Sharmila Tagore. More than just being the mother of a Bollywood star, Saif Ali Khan, she has established her merit as a legendary actress, reaching the pinnacle of success both in Bollywood and Bengali cinema.

Renowned for her ageless charm and unparalleled acting prowess, Sharmila Tagore's journey goes beyond the silver screen to her roles as a mother, wife, and humanitarian.

Kerala-born Beauty with Bengali Allure

Sharmila Tagore was born in a Bengali family on December 8, 1944, in Hyderabad, India. Although born and brought up in Hyderabad, Sharmila's roots lay in the enriched culture of Bengal, which significantly influenced her artistic journey. This Bengali beauty, with her striking features and a distinct flair for acting, carved a niche for herself in the cinematic landscape of India.

A Protege of Satayjit Ray

Tagore made her acting debut at the tender age of 13 in the iconic 1959 Bengali film, "Apur Sansar" (The World of Apu), directed by the legendary Satyajit Ray. The movie marked the turning point in her career as it established her as a promising, natural performer in Bengali cinema. Her collaboration with Ray over several projects helped her refine her acting skills and prepare for the diverse roles she would eventually play.

A Versatile Icon in Indian Cinema

In the mid-60s, she made her foray into Bollywood with the film "Kashmir Ki Kali". This marked the commencement of her eminent career in mainstream Indian cinema. Throughout her journey, Tagore has delivered spellbinding performances across varied spectra, cementing her position as one of the most versatile actresses of her era.

Sharmila Tagore embraced a wide range of characters, from playing the quintessential Bollywood heroine to portraying more rebellious, unconventional roles. Her performance in films such as "Aradhana," "Amar Prem," and "Daag," showcase her talent for presenting diverse facets of the female protagonist.

Trailblazer On and off-screen

Beyond her cinematic prowess, Sharmila Tagore is respected for pushing boundaries and breaking the stereotypes of her time. She was a trendsetter, credited as one of the first actresses to don a bikini on-screen, breaking the conservative code of heroine's portrayal.

Additionally, her marriage to Nawab Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi in 1969 brought together two very different worlds, making it one of the most celebrated unions, combining the allure of Bollywood and the aristocracy of cricket.

An Accomplished Humanitarian and Leader

After stepping back from full-time acting, Tagore dedicated herself to various social and humanitarian causes. She served as the chairperson of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) from October 2004 until March 2011, bringing a fair perspective on censorship and creative freedom.

A Legacy to Celebrate

Sharmila Tagore is not just a proud mother of Saif Ali Khan, but she is a woman who has marked her journey with notable milestones. Her strength, versatility, and commitment to excellence have allowed her to leave an indelible mark on Indian cinema and society, showcasing that she is much more than just Saif Ali Khan's mother.

As we revisit her journey, we salute Sharmila Tagore's versatility and strength and celebrate the rich legacy she has bestowed on Indian cinema. Her vibrant charisma, gracious personality, and brilliant body of work continue to captivate and inspire, transcending the boundaries of time and culture.

#sharmila tagore #saif ali khan

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