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Disha Salian Case: Rs 500 Crore Defamation Notice Served At Matoshree

High drama unfolded outside Matoshree as Disha Salian's father, Satish Salian, accompanied by his legal counsel, arrived to personally serve a 500 crore rupees defamation notice to Aaditya Thackeray. The lawyer confirmed that the defamation notice was accepted by the residence. The action follows ongoing developments and an FIR in the Disha Salian death case, which is currently being investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation. Former Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray had earlier responded to the matter, terming the allegations baseless, describing the move as political vendetta, and warning of potential counter legal action. Satish Salian stated that the personal delivery of the notice was intended to demonstrate that powerful individuals cannot take the common man for granted.

Debate on Katrina Kaif Trolling: Tara Deshpande, Sanjana Galrani

In this discussion show, the panel examines the ongoing online narrative and commentary surrounding actor Katrina Kaif's appearance. The anchor questions the tendency of social media users and commentators to provide biological or postpartum explanations for a woman's weight, highlighting that defending women with medical excuses merely reinforces societal beauty standards. Panelist and author-actor Tara Deshpande emphasizes that women's physical appearance is 'nobody's business' and criticizes the culture of body shaming as an expression of self-loathing, noting that scrutiny around women's bodies is deeply rooted and unacceptable. Actor and philanthropist Sanjana Galrani reflects on her personal experiences dealing with postpartum weight changes in the film industry, asserting that trollers must respect personal boundaries. The panelists conclude that women in the public eye should not be subjected to perpetual scrutiny over their looks.

Disha Salian Case: CBI FIR Details Charges Against Politicians, Actors and Cops

In a Central Bureau of Investigation First Information Report concerning the death of Disha Salian, several prominent names from politics, cinema, and the police force have been listed following allegations made by her father, Satish Salian. Satish Salian alleged that his daughter was gang raped and murdered, disputing the narrative of suicide. The probe is examining allegations of criminal conspiracy, destruction, suppression, and fabrication of evidence, alongside possible delays in the autopsy report. The document mentions politicians including Aaditya Thackeray, Uddhav Thackeray, and former Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, alongside actors Dino Morea, Suraj Pancholi, Rhea Chakraborty, and Showik Chakraborty. Former police officials such as Param Bir Singh and Sachin Waze are also cited in relation to allegations regarding procedural delays and handling of the investigation. The probe aims to examine the circumstances of the 2020 death.

Actor Emraan Hashmi Tests Positive For Swine Flu H1N1, Doctor Advises Isolation

Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi has tested positive for H1N1 swine flu after feeling unwell following his return from Ranchi. Doctors have advised the actor to isolate and follow basic precautionary measures. Hashmi, who was recently shooting for his upcoming film G9, got tested as a responsible citizen after experiencing flu symptoms. The incident highlights rising cases of swine flu, especially after actor Shabana Azmi previously tested positive and isolated. Hashmi has cancelled upcoming public events, including a trip to Bengaluru, to prevent further spread.

Giva Withdraws Controversial Rakhi Ad | Row Over Outfit & Pet Rakhi | Kangana Vs Rahul

Jewelry brand Giva has withdrawn its controversial Raksha Bandhan advertisement following a massive row over actor Kriti Sanon's outfit and the depiction of tying a rakhi to a pet dog. Critics accused the brand of disrespecting Hindu traditions and questioned the appropriateness of Kriti Sanon's off-white bralette-style blouse. The issue sparked political sparring after Kangana Ranaut targeted the ad, questioning Kriti Sanon's attire. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi backed Kriti Sanon, while other leaders criticized comments on women's clothing as misogynistic. Kriti Sanon responded to critics, stating that the essence of festivals lies in emotions rather than what a woman wears. Giva stated that it holds deep respect for Indian culture and traditions, explaining that the ad intended to celebrate festivals with family and extend that love towards pets without hurting anyone's sentiments. Despite clarifying its intentions, Giva confirmed the withdrawal of the ad across all media platforms to avoid further controversy.

'I Feel I Choose Basic Women': Taapsee Pannu

At the India Today Women Summit, actor and producer Taapsee Pannu discussed her career, her upcoming action thriller film Gandhari, and key issues facing the film industry. Pannu shared details about Gandhari, her sixth collaboration with writer Kanika Dhillon, describing the project as an emotional story centered on a mother fighting to protect her abducted daughter. Addressing the gender pay gap in Indian cinema, she highlighted budget constraints for female-led projects, noting that an entire film's budget often equals the salary of a single male actor. She also reflected on her film Thappad and the personal stories women shared with her following its release. pannu explained her approach to roles, stating she portrays relatable characters rather than black-and-white figures. Additionally, she discussed her decision to keep her personal life private, her perspective on independent women in cinema, and handling failure through lessons learned from sports. Remarking on her outspoken reputation, Pannu suggested her autobiography title should be "I am difficult."