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In the eerie realm of Pizza 3: The Mummy, where spirits seek vengeance and the living are ensnared in a web of paranormal intrigue, three central characters emerge as anchors in the tumultuous narrative. Nalan, Kayal, and Rani, portrayed with depth and emotion, navigate a world where guilt, love, and redemption intertwine.

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Nalan, the self-made restaurant owner portrayed with nuance, embarks on a journey that transcends the boundaries of the corporeal and the supernatural. His character is introduced as that of a man who has weathered years of solitude, marked by an absence of familial ties. The enigma surrounding his family history suggests a past veiled in obscurity, leaving ample room for speculation about his early life. As his story unfolds, it becomes evident that his loneliness was a prelude to a vibrant transformation, catalyzed by his encounter with Kayal. The hint of a school or college...

Pizza 3: The Mummy continues the tradition of the Pizza series, a franchise that remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering standalone stories within the horror genre. But does this eerie and somewhat cheesy tale, written and directed by Mohan Govind, manage to keep the spirit of horror alive, or does it end up delivering more of a cold, stale slice?

The narrative revolves around Nalan (Ashwin Kakumanu), a restaurant owner who’s not just cooking up delectable dishes but also simmering a cute little love story with tech-savvy Kayal, played by Pavithrah Marimuthu. Now, Kayal isn’t just into coding and debugging and being your average tech geek; she’s also testing her pet project, an app designed to communicate with spirits—a digital Ouija board, if you will. However, Nalan is already in the bad books of Kayal’s overprotective brother, who’s giving him the stink eye...

Windhoek (Namibia), March 30 (Ians) United Arab Emirates (UAE) were stunned by a determined United States of America (USA) side while Namibia were too good for Jersey on the fourth day of the Icc Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier Play-off, here on Thursday.

The UAE innings was rattled early after skipper Muhammad Waseem fell to Saurabh Netravalkar in the very first over. Not unlike the Namibian approach on Wednesday, Vriitya Aravind (57) and Aryan Lakra (26) looked to keep their foot on the pedal. While their strategy worked perfectly on Ali Khan, the more disciplined Netravalkar kept the scoring rate in check from his end.

The middle overs saw USA bowlers fight back through Nisarg Patel. This included a phase of play where UAE lost two batters, including Aravind, in a space of 10 balls. Former skipper Rohan Mustafa and the dangerous Asif Khan then forged an important stand to uplift the Asian team.