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From Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Suniel Shetty to Rashmika Mandanna and Manushi Chillar, celebrities spoke the language of comfort this week. And that’s what we love to see! Because who is happy wearing a tight pair of jeans on a long-haul flight? (Here’s how you can be even more comfortable on those notorious economy seats on a flight.)

According to the complaint lodged by the victim, Arvind Sood, a resident of south west Delhi, he ended up losing over Rs 32 lakh through various transactions last October after he fell into the trap of the arrested men – Dharmik Modi, 29, and his accomplice Arunji Thakur, 22.

State Congress chief K S Alagiri said in a statement that Gandhi’s visit to the memorial to his father after the party’s thumping election victory over “communal forces” in neighbouring Karnataka was important. He said the party had won many of the constituencies that Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra had covered.

The English will make its world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival as their series special presentation on October 15. The series is a co-production with Amazon Studios and BBC, in association with All3Media International.

Every week, we bring to you a roundup of the best and not-so-great looks of our favourite celebrities from the week gone by. While a few celebrities impressed us with their sartorial fashion choices, others made us call the fashion police. Kiara Advani, Sunny Leone, Vaani Kapoor, Malaika Arora, Sobhita Dhulipala and others were spotted this week.

“The association made a decision hearing only the complaints of producers of Ullasam, Veyil and Qurbani. But, they didn’t care to ask me what I had to say,” Nigam told The Cue.

The government said it was appealing to the 9th Circuit US Court of Appeals the Sept 19 preliminary junction issued by US Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler that blocked the US Commerce Department order that would also bar other US transactions with Tencent Holding’s WeChat, potentially making the app unusable in the United States.

Thor: Love and Thunder, which opens Thursday, is Marvel’s fourth Thor movie and Waititi’s second after the 2017 smash success Thor Ragnarok. That film, a hit with fans and critics, reinvented Chris Hemsworth’s god of thunder and introduced a looser, idiosyncratic tone to Marvel’s most monolithic hero.