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It looks like Malayalam superstar Mammootty is set to end this year with a bang. The teaser for the Hindi version of his upcoming film Mamangam was released on Friday. Along with it the filmmakers also confirmed that the historical drama will hit the screens worldwide in multiple languages on November 21. It is Mammootty’s sixth film to come out in 2019, including his extended cameo in Pathinettam Padi.

The latest offering from an Israeli company called Sightful––a laptop that comes with an Augmented Reality (AR) glass instead of a screen––is making rounds on the Internet.

Microsoft is expected to announce new Surface devices at its upcoming September 21 event in New York. Rumour has it that the tech giant will unveil the Surface Laptop Studio 2 alongside the Surface Laptop Go 3 and Surface Go 4.

Telangana Rashtra Samithi Working President K T Rama Rao also condoled the death. In his statement, KTR said that his (Narasimhaiah) political career continued with public struggle. KTR conveyed his condolences to members of the bereaved family.

Netflix released the first three hour-long episodes on Thursday, with three more due December 15. The documentary includes video diaries recorded by Meghan and Harry — apparently on their phones — in March 2020, amid the couple’s acrimonious split from the royal family and move to the United States.

Oscar-winning actor Anne Hathaway has opened up about a certain practice she faced early in her film career that she now finds outdated and uncomfortable. The Les Miserables actor revealed that during the 2000s, it was common for casting directors to ask actors to engage in “make out” sessions with multiple potential co-stars to test for on-screen chemistry, according to E! News.

While participating in a protest against the implementation of the Kasturirangan report on Western Ghats, Jnanendra said, “People who are in power are not from the Malnad region and do not know anything about the woes and lifestyle of people here.” He then went on to make the objectionable statement.

The 125 elephants, brought to London by the conservation group Elephant Family, are the work of indigenous people who live alongside real beasts in southern India’s Nilgiri Hills.