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We have seen a lot of actors undergoing physical transformations. The latest in the list is Parineeti Chopra. She gained 16 kilos to play Amarjot to Diljit Dosanjh’s Amar Singh in Imtiaz Ali-directed Chamkila.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) has been one of the commonest hormonal problems in women. Recent data shows that at least three out of 10 women are diagnosed with it and alarming fact is six out of 10 diagnosed women of PCOS are teenagers, said Dr Vaishali Joshi, senior obstetrician and gynaecologist at Kokilaben Ambani Hospital.

A complaint against the three promoters was filed two weeks ago. They, however, remained elusive despite probe agencies including the Income Tax Department and Enforcement Directorate conducting raids at DPIL facilities in Vadodara. The DPIL had fraudulently availed credit facilities from a consortium of 11 banks (both public and private) from 2008, leading to outstanding debt of Rs 2,654.40 crore as of June 29, 2016, CBI said. It was declared a non-performing asset in 2016-17.

We have seen a lot of actors undergoing physical transformations. The latest in the list is Parineeti Chopra. She gained 16 kilos to play Amarjot to Diljit Dosanjh’s Amar Singh in Imtiaz Ali-directed Chamkila.

Injury-plagued Juan Martin Del Potro will play his first tournament since 2019 next week after being handed a wild card for the Argentina Open, organisers of the ATP 250 tournament said on Monday.

Anil Kapoor brought his signature charm to the event, donning a dapper black suit that exuded class. His crisp button-down shirt, sleek blazer with padded shoulders, and straight-fitted pants showcased his impeccable style. The actor added an extra layer of cool with tinted sunglasses and his trademark moustache, making a statement on the red carpet.

Ostlund, whose art-world send-up The Square took the Palme in 2017, pulled off the rare feat of winning Cannes’ top award for back-to-back films. Triangle of Sadness, featuring Woody Harrelson as a Marxist yacht captain and a climactic scene with rampant vomiting, pushes the satire even further.

Nora says to not be typecast and to find work, one needs to work on themselves. She said, “It is hard to say. It is not a one-dimensional answer because you can’t blame them, that’s all they know. It’s to typecast people and that’s it. It’s also like people don’t have time to discover you and explore you. People are too busy trying to make their next big hit, trying to mingle with the big stars, trying to do things. So, I don’t blame anybody but it is on me. It is my job to prove to people time and time again that ‘hey, I am multifaceted, I can do this, I can do that, give me the chance’ so, that’s my problem and I took that head on. For that you have to work on yourself also, because no actor, no artiste is perfect.”