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Ranbir Kapoor’s uncle had everything to become Bollywood superstar, but fate had other plans. Later, he got 'addicted' to alcohol. Divorced wife after 2 years, lived alone and died at just 58Rajiv Kapoor, the son of legendary filmmaker Raj Kapoor, briefly stole the limelight with his performance in Ram Teri Ganga Maili. While he later ventured into directing and producing, these projects failed to find commercial success. Read on to know the tragic journey of Raj Kapoor's younger son.
- Just 25 km from Indore: Anand Mahindra shares a stunning hidden destination where you get valley, lake and pink blossoms
Anand Mahindra recently showcased a breathtaking video of Lotus Valley, a hidden gem located about 25 kms from Indore, Madhya Pradesh. This enchanting destination is adorned with countless pink water lilies resting on tranquil waters, embraced by verdant forests. Visitors can relish various activities such as boating, cycling, horseback riding, or simply having a picnic amidst this picturesque setting.
- Nithin Kamath vs Nikhil Kamath: Who is more handsome? Zerodha's CEO reacts after discovering team member's choice
Zerodha VP Dinesh Pai jokingly declared Nikhil Kamath better looking than his brother Nithin on X, asking others not to tell Nithin. He eventually found out and cheekily said he would change the website photo to feature Nikhil under his name. The exchange amused social media users, who shared jokes about the Kamath brothers, their similar names and Nikhil's unexpected win in the looks contest.
- In 1974, Steve Jobs came to India in search of Neem Karoli Baba, lived in ashrams and villages with little money. What he learned later shaped trillion-dollar company Apple
During a seven-month odyssey in 1974, Steve Jobs explored the depths of spiritual enlightenment across India. Travelling on a shoestring budget, he resided in various villages and temples, exposing himself to alternative ways of living. Read on to know more about Steve Jobs' journey before founding Apple.
- He did not change the food, he changed the plates: Chinese restaurant's Rs 10,000 trick added Rs 2.25 lakh a month
Delhi-based investor Raj shared how his friend's Chinese restaurant reportedly boosted customers from 120 to 150 daily after spending Rs 8,000-Rs 10,000 on separate green and red plates for vegetarian and non-vegetarian diners. With an average bill of Rs 250, the change added around Rs 7,500 in daily revenue, or approximately Rs 2.25 lakh monthly. The lesson: understanding customer perception can drive business growth.
- Is Malayalam actress Ahaana Krishna marrying cinematographer Nimish Ravi? Check their education qualification and career
Wedding rumours are going viral about Ahaana Krishna and Nimish Ravi. These reports suggest a potential September 2026 wedding date. According to reports, the speculation intensified after Ahaana's social media post and a deleted comment. The couple has collaborated professionally on several film projects. Read on!
- From Rs 14 lakh debt to a company in 34 countries: CA recalls how he rebuilt his life after losing almost everything, ‘I used to wait for my family to sleep…’
CA Debashish Neogi recalled being 28, broke and burdened with Rs 14 lakh debt after the 2001 dot-com crash wiped out 90% of his stock investment. Newly married with a child, he struggled with fear and judgement. He says imagining his wife being happy kept him going. Today, he has properties in Dubai, a company in 34 countries and a family proud of how he rebuilt his life.
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- Toxic box office collection day 6: Yash, Kiara Advani's Kannada action movie fails Monday test. Earns in single digits in India
Toxic Box Office Collection Day 6: Yash, Kiara Advani and Nayanthara’s film records a dip in box office earnings after a strong debut weekend. Collecting in single digits in India on day six, the film's worldwide totals now stand at Rs 304.05 crore. Headlined by Yash, Toxic also features Kiara Advani, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria, Rukmini Vasanth and Nayanthara.
- Latest OTT releases of the week (August 31 - September 6): Gandhari to The Gentleman Season 2, to Dhamaal 4, new movies and shows coming on Netflix, JioHotstar, Prime Video and more
With comedy, crime, revenge, courtroom drama and action arriving within the same week, the first days of September has plenty of options for an OTT binge. For viewers planning their weekend watchlist, Dhamaal 4, Gandhari and the return of The Gentlemen are among the week's biggest releases. Read on to know when and where to watch these releases on OTT.
- At 13, Lionel Messi was signed by Barcelona on a napkin. At 29, years of criticism made him quit football. But he came back to gift Argentina the FIFA World Cup after 36 years
Lionel Messi has finally retired from international football, bringing an end to a remarkable Argentina career that included heartbreak, criticism, a brief retirement and, ultimately, World Cup glory. The journey began when Barcelona signed him at 13 in an agreement famously written on a napkin. At 29, after Argentina lost another major final, Messi quit the national team, but returned weeks later. He went on to win the 2021 Copa America and captain Argentina to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, ending the country's 36-year wait for the trophy.
- At 11, he was solving scientific mysteries. Built one of history's earliest calculators. But a gambling problem led him to crack the mathematics of chance
Blaise Pascal was a child mathematical prodigy who wrote about vibrating bodies at 11, developed a major geometry theorem by 16 and built the Pascaline mechanical calculator before turning 19. In 1654, a gambling puzzle about dividing stakes in an interrupted game led Pascal into correspondence with Pierre de Fermat. Their work introduced new ways to calculate mathematical expectation and helped lay the foundation for modern probability theory.
- Quote of the day by Ralph Waldo Emerson: 'A man's wife has more power over him than the state has' - A timeless lesson about marriage, love and freedom in relationships from the father of Transcendentalism
Ralph Waldo Emerson's Quote of the Day, "A man's wife has more power over him than the state has," was written in his private journal between 1835 and 1838. The statement explores how personal relationships can exert a stronger influence on an individual than formal institutions and government authority. The quote also connects with Emerson's wider philosophy of individualism, self-reliance and the tension between personal freedom and external influence.
