Which Bollywood celebrity had the scariest secret life in the past?

 

Which Bollywood celebrity had the scariest secret life in the past?

1. Did you know Aamir Khan allegedly has a love child with Bollywood writer Jessica Hines who he had met during the shoot of Vikram Bhatt's Ghulam. While Aamir has denied any possibility of a love child, Hines has been pretty vocal about it. She once said in an interview that when their son grows up, she would tell him that his father didn't like them! Though it makes us wonder if anyone can make such tall claims without an ounce of truth in it!

2. Shah Rukh did not spare cricketer Virat Kohli at the IPL 7 opening ceremony. The actor staged a mock 'swayamvar' for the team India vice-captain. He was asked to select his potential bride and of all the choices, he chose Anushka Sharma. SRK also made him wear the actress's photo around his neck. Needless to say, Virat turned red in the face. The couple declared that they were indeed in a relationship later

3. Not many people know that Bollywood superstar, Hrithik Roshan has hired a personal life coach after his divorce with Suzanne Khan. Hrithik Roshan felt the need of someone professional to get over his messy divorce. The life coach's job is to help Hrithik Roshan stay upbeat and focused about his work, and forget about his divorce with Suzanne Khan.

4. Shilpa Shetty was blatantly charged by Raj Kundra's ex wife for breaking her home. The ex-Mrs Kundra alleged that he was so besotted with Shilpa that their reconciliation became impossible. Shilpa, however denied being a home-breaker and said that Raj was already divorced when she started dating him. We leave the rest for you to figure out what must've actually happened

5. YES! Rumour is that Salman Khan gifted Jacqueline a 3 crore flat in Mumbai. Not only that, but many sources have seen Salman and Jacqueline drive off to his Panvel farm house. Something is certainly buzzing here. !

Source - Internet

What happens on TV all the time, but never happens in real life?

 Kids aren't like that. Especially as shown in the Indian TV serials.

1. Don't even get me started on this. To begin with, Diya (Tejaswi Prakash), an 18-year-old princess, is given the sole responsibility of Ratan Banna (Afaan Khan), the 9-year-old heir to a supposedly enviable Rajput empire, one that he stands the risk of losing his life over. Of course the only way for her to be able to protect him is to be his wife.

I’ll give you a moment alone with that logic. All they are depicting is a 10 year old stalking and romancing an adult girl.

2. They are always super excited and talk in annoyingly high pitched voice. Always.

3. Serials with a child protagonist always have him get bullied in the school because he/she is poor. He/she then vows to turn them into a good person and ends up making them their best friend. I would kick them right in the nuts.

4. Their problems? No, not homework or school projects. That's for like…babies. There everyday headache is how to get their fighting parents to reconcile and patch up. My problems were calculus, trigonometry and Archimedes principle.

5. Somehow they notice some sinister plot by the villain, investigate it better than the FBI would, get kidnapped, and yes..escape as easily as Jerry would from Tom's grasp. They would then reveal everything and save the day. I still watch Tom and Jerry.

6. Did I tell you they also specialize in dating advises. They would make their elder brothers or sisters realise their feelings and convince them to go and propose. My brother would whoop my ass if i even ask about his girlfriend.

7. And those evil children who conspire like evil geniuses that even Joker would come to shame. Then there is their smirking. I've never in my life seen a kid smirk and say huh with air of disgust. I still get fooled by my friends every April fool's day.

8. Fear. What's that. They would go to inspect where's the sound coming from dead in the middle of night. I still don't go to the bathroom alone if i can control it till morning.

9. They know how to use the smartphones and the laptops. I would play gilli danda at their age.

10. Bhagwan ji. Special connection between them and god and whatever they wish comes true. I'm still wishing for a girlfriend. Where are you god?

11. Girls with specks larger than their face and pony tail till waist. Boys with the typical spiky hair and broken incisors. My Dean still frowns if she sees me with a good haircut.

12. McDonald's, burger king, Domino's. Everyday.

13. Then there was this bullshit.

14. Those kids don't have to attend schools. They are most of the times seen playing around the house and jumping and dancing for no reason. I had 100% attendance till 10th .

At their age i was mostly doing this

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Make no mistake , I'm not questioning the effort and hard work from these kids. They really are talented. There are some real good serials as well like Udaan( initially it was good,now it's like typical tv crap). But what the directors make them do just doesn't happen in real life.

What are some examples of movies where an actor's personal life closely mirrored the character they played?

 Miss Anara (2007)

You may not even heard of this movie name and there is nothing worthwhile to remember in this film except that it is based on a real life incident. In 2005, Anara Gupta, Miss Jammu 2001, reported abuse of power by the Indian police in a case related to MMS leaked of her. Anara Gupta had acted in a few Bhojpuri shows at that time. A few films producers approached her to make a film on her life and tragedy. And she was cast as the lead in her own biopic.

The film was promoted with taglines “See Miss Jammu Anara Gupta in her own life story”. However the film failed massively and nobody remembers it. But here the reel merged with the real.

UT 69 (2023)

Similarly in 2023, Raj Kundra, husband of Shilpa Shetty appeared in the lead role in a film titled UT69 which was based on his own days spent in the prison in the case of po**nogroahy in 2021. The film titled suggest him as an undertrail prisoner. The film documents his days spent in the prison. The film also failed massively.

There are some films where the film actually turned to reality of the actor. In Yes Boss, SRK bought the house where he was shooting the song “Chand Taare Tod Lau”. Even the song itself acts as a prophecy for everything SRK achieved in life.

In 1960’s Hemant Kumar produced a film Balika Badhu and cast a girl from her neighbour named Maushami Chaterjee (original name Indira Chaterjee). 1967 Balika Badhu released and became a big hit and within 3 years, at the age of 15 and a half Hemant Kumar got his son Jayant married to Mousami chaterjee making her a Balika Badhu in real!!

15 Rules for a good life!

 

What are unseen photos of life?

 In 1984, Sunil Dutt was nominated for the north-west parliamentary constituency in Bandra for Indian. Sanjay Khan and Sunil Dutt together.

One of the finest artists - Frida Kahlo!

Forever Iconic - Marilyn Monroe posing for an iconic shoot.

A very rare image of a migrant mother with her kids.

A very rare image of Vintage Durga Puja

Procession photographs of Jaipur, in 1920s :

What knowledge can save your life

 1. If you are on the verge of rape, hit his testicles as hard as you can and see how he falls down and if they are in a group, don't do this brave stunt but tell them that you have HIV.

2. The bystander effect. If you're unaware of this consequence, learning about it could save your life. The bystander effect refers to the diffusion of blame among bystanders. When someone stands on the sidelines of a robbery or fight, they won't intervene because they expect others to help.

When you're in a fight, being robbed, or worse, don't expect others to help you. They'll want to avoid it. Instead, look them in the eye, ask for their help, and specifically direct it to them. This removes the feeling of not being able to help someone else because you specifically asked for it.

3. Removing objects from a stab wound can cause more blood loss, increasing the victim's chances of death. The object should be left alone. Do not try to get rid of it.

4. Don't inflate your life jacket before deplaning. In case of an emergency water landing, it's not a good idea to be prepared with your life jacket inflated. According to many aviation safety experts, doing so will only make things worse for you.

This is because as the plane begins to sink, the water inside the cabin will push you up to the ceiling. You won't be able to move from there without assistance. So wear your life jacket and inflate it only after exiting the plane.

5. Learn how to change your own tires and make sure you are equipped with a full-size spare and all the tools you need.

6. Tell someone where you will be – When you live alone or even when you go out for the night, tell a friend where you will be.

It barely takes any effort on your part, and if something goes wrong or you don't return in the morning, someone will know where to start if they have to look for you.

7. Don't walk down stairs with your hands in your pockets. You need your hands to protect your head or break your fall.

8. Most mistakes happen because we want to be fast. We want to get to other places, we're in a hurry, and we rush off. That's how many accidents happen. Someone is in a hurry and not paying enough attention.

9. If you are lost in the desert, or any uninhabited area, the most important thing you can take to increase your chances of being found is a small reflective mirror.

Whenever a plane flies overhead, you can reflect light back at it, greatly increasing your chances of being found. This is seriously more important than carrying more water with you.

10. When you feel like you're in a hurry, remember this: A 5-minute delay could save your life. Is saving those 5 minutes really worth it? Sometimes it might be, but if it's not, take a deep breath and slow down.

11. Get out of that sinking vehicle. It's crucial that you open a door as quickly as possible, before the water pressure makes it impossible.

If you can't do this, break a window. If none of these things fail, remain calm and wait for the water to drain into the car. Once enough water has flowed in, the pressure will equalize and the door should open.

12. If you fall into the water, don't panic. You don't need to be able to swim; you just need to float. Hold your breath and let yourself float to the surface.

13. Always. I mean always, listen to your gut instincts. They're your first distress call signal. They've never failed me, I mean.

Are there any areas in the Milky Way that are unlikely to have life?

 

As noted in the answer by Tom Nathe, the galactic core is too tightly packed with stars to have conditions that would be conducive to life. The proximity of stars to each other means that the orbits any planets around these stars would be disturbed by gravitational interactions with other stars, and thus would likely not have stable orbits.

Because the core of the galaxy is not usually thought to be a good place for habitable worlds, some astrobiologists identify a “galactic habitable zone” (GHZ), which is an habitable zone for the entire galaxy, analogous to the habitable zone around a given star, which latter is then referred to as a “circumstellar habitable zone” (CHZ). Any planetary system outside the GHZ would be considered an unlikely place to find life.

Globular clusters—small mini-galaxies of thousands to millions of stars that orbit larger galaxies—are similarly closely packed with stars and so pose problems for planetary habitability. A recent paper examined this: “Habitability in the Omega Centauri Cluster” by Stephen R. Kane and Sarah J. Deveny.

Another problem with globular clusters—a problem from the perspective of being clement to life—is that the processes of galactic ecology that work in the main body of the galaxy do not work in globular clusters. Galactic ecology is what we call the recycling of material from stars that explode in a supernova, scattering their remnants, which are then later incorporated into later generations of stars, which as a consequence have a higher level of heavier elements (both due to nucleosynthesis while the former star was fusing elements in its core, as well as new elements created by the supernova event itself). Planetary systems that incorporate more heavy elements (i.e., are higher in metallicity) are likely to be more minerologically and hence more geologically complex, and it is likely that geological complexity plays a role in the emergence of life.

An important caveat to the above: it should be observed that conventional conceptions of habitability have been questioned recently as we have learned that moons in our solar system (and probably also planets elsewhere in our galaxy) have large subsurface oceans under kilometers of ice exposed to the cold and vacuum of space. It is possible that life could arise in subsurface oceans, in which case the requirement of a planet being in a CHZ where liquid water could be found on its surface may be too narrow a criterion for searching for life and for the definition of a habitable zone.

If we reconfigure the idea of a habitable zone to allow for life in subsurface oceans, and perhaps also to allow for kinds of life radically different from life on Earth, the GHZ may be much larger than in the illustration above, and it may, in fact, include all regions of our galaxy.

Deep Meaning Lines About Life

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