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Aamir’s candidness and Kapil’s adept interviewing skills were a match made in heaven for the new episode. The actor came on the show with his two sisters – Nikhat Khan and Farhat Khan – whose banter gave a sense of Aamir’s family dynamic. He also shared anecdotes about family and upbringing, defying his father’s temper to pursue acting, and the irony of his kids showing little interest in him despite his industry stature. There was a sense of novelty in hearing Aamir deal with everyday problems that most of us can relate to.

Serving as the second instalment in a planned trilogy following the 2019 blockbuster Lucifer, Empuraan will see Mohanlal reprising his role as Khureshi-Ab’raam aka Stephen Nedumpally, and the new poster suggests that Prithviraj has significantly expanded the scale and scope of this sequel compared to its predecessor.

The report also found that workers are generally more receptive to going to the office, with 86 per cent of the respondents saying they feel positive about it compared to a year ago.

Princess Diana’s impeccable sense of fashion continues to amaze the world. She is still regarded as an enduring symbol of style and grace with many people looking up to her for fashion ideas, and her famous outfits being often talked about and recreated. Now, one of the special outfits that she wore twice in 1985 will be sold to the highest bidder. This is a chance for fashion fans to own a piece of her special fashion legacy.

A three-storey building will house the thematic museum being built near an archaeological site, showcasing the development of the town through the lens of the “seven cultural periods” spanning 2,500 years, along with a ‘first-hand experience” of a walkway through the excavated site, they said.

Byju’s has acquired Great Learning – a global player in the professional and higher education segment – in a transaction valued at USD 600 million comprising cash, stock and earnout, a statement said.

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According to the order issued by chief secretary Dr K S Jawahar Reddy under the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952, retired high court judge Justice Seshasayana Reddy will submit his findings to the government within one month.