Which are the stars of Bollywood who have married normal people?

 List of Bollywood stars who married to normal people from different profession.

1. Parineeti Chopra weds Raghav Chaddha

Raghav is a politician and a qualified chartered accountant. He serves as a Member of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha representing Punjab. He is also a former Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Delhi.

2. Preity Zinta weds Gene Goodenough

3. Shriya Saran weds Andrei Koscheev

4. Ilena D Cruz weds Michael Dolan

5. Radhika Apte weds Benedict Taylor

6. Taapsee Pannu married her long-time partner, Danish badminton player and coach Mathias Boe, in an intimate ceremony in Udaipur.

7. Varun Dhawan Weds Natasha.

Natasha is a fashion designer, close friend of Varun Dhawan, they share a long-standing relationship that began in their school days around 6th class.

8. Sonam Kapoor & Anand Ahuja

9. Ayesha Takia & Farhan Azmi

10. Dia Mirza and Vaibhav Rekhi

2nd marriage of Dia Mirza, who is married to a businessman in 2021

11. Asin Thottumkal Weds Rahul Sharma, the co-founder of Micromax Phone brand

12. Bobby Deol and Tanya Deol

A successful interior designer and entrepreneur

13. Anil Kapoor & Sunita Kapoor, a former model and costume designer.

14. Sharat Saxena and Shobha Saxena

15. Pankaj Tripathi and Mridula Tripathi

16. Boman Irani and Zenobia Irani

17. Mohit Raina and Aditi Chandra

She works in the technology sector as a product manager and corporate professional,

18. Sharman Joshi and Prerana Chopra

19. Arshad Warsi and Maria Goretti

Both couple married on 1999, she is an Indian MTV VJ. She has hosted several TV shows including Do It Sweet on the NDTV Good Times channel and I Love Cooking on Living Foodz.

20. Johny Lever and Sujatha Lever

21. Fardeen Khan is married to Natasha Madhvani,

She comes from a prominent film and business background. Her mother is the legendary 1960s and 70s Bollywood actress Mumtaz.

She is an Entrepreneur / socialite

Who are the lesser-known people of India?

 Narayanan Krishnan - A Madurai born Indian chef.

He was working as a successful chef in Taj hotels at Bangalore, Karnataka.

He was even short listed for a very elite job in Switzerland.

But a final visit to his home before heading to Europe changed his life forever.

He was heading to a nearby temple in his car when he saw an old man under a bridge. He knew little that this man was going to change his life forever.

The old man was pretty weak & he was so hungry that he was eating his own human waste for food.

That one incident haunted him so much that he decided to quit his job. And he decided to serve the poor & mentally ill people.

In 2003, he founded a non profitable Akshaya Trust.

Till now he has served around 2 million meals to the homeless with help of Akshaya Trust.

Moreover, He also carries comb, scissors & razors and gives poor people free hair cuts.

He sleeps in Akshaya Trust's modest kitchen along with his co workers.

Since investing his entire savings in 2003, he has taken no salary till date.

The malayalam movie “Ustad Hotel” is based on his life.

“Be the change you want to see in this world.” He proved it with his life and his work.

Wait, I would like to quote one the question he asked the viewers in one of his interviews.

I would like to ask you a question that as an individual what you did. As an individual what impact have you created for society? You will see in the roadside, a BMW, Volkswagen, Mercedes Benz, but on the same day you will see a homeless person. There is no bun, no burger for this person. You drive by in a Mercedes, but do you see the beggar on the sidewalk?

In 2010, he was awarded with the CNN heroes award.

What is something that most people don't know?

 1. Guess the length..

2. That is bats…

3. Approx 3 trillion trees

4. Which letter, do you know..?

That letter is J

5. You can choose your side

6. Sun is also too busy

7. What will happen after 500 years

8. Undercover cop

9. Great

10. Interesting

11. Pretend to understand

12. The great Pythagorus

13. Meteor city

14. Brave..

15. Take care of your roof

Who are some famous people who are successful in real life and are also admirable individuals?

 

I recommend Natalie Portman.

• She was born in Jerusalem, moved to the United States when she was three years old, and currently holds dual citizenship in the United States and Israel.
• Portman began dancing at age four and was part of a local theater group. At age 10, she was approached by Revlon's agent about becoming a child model, but she declined to focus on acting. In an interview with a magazine, Portman said she was "different from the other kids." "I was more ambitious, I knew what I liked and what I wanted, and I worked hard. I was a very serious child," she said.
• She was a bright girl. During her student years, Portman co-authored two research papers published in scientific journals. Her high school paper, "A Simple Method for Enzymatically Producing Hydrogen from Sugar," published in 1998, was submitted to the Intel Science Talent Search. She even missed the premiere of a film she starred in (Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace) to study for her high school final exams.
• While continuing her acting career, she studied psychology at Harvard University, graduating with a bachelor's degree in 2003. She told the New York Post, "I don't care if academics ruin my career. I'd rather be smart than a movie star." During her time at Harvard, she stayed at Lowell House and contributed a letter to the Harvard Crimson in response to an essay criticizing Israel's actions against Palestinians. In 2002, while majoring in psychology at Harvard, she contributed to a memory study titled "Frontal Lobe Activation in Object Persistence: Data from Near-Infrared Spectroscopy." This paper made Portman one of the few professional actors to have an Erdős Bacon number defined.
• Her film career: In 2001, Portman starred in Anton Chekhov's "The Seagull" at the Public Theatre in New York. In 2005, she was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress and won a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress for the drama "Closer." She also won a Constellation Award (Best Actress) and a Saturn Award (Best Actress) for her starring role in "V for Vendetta" (2006). She also starred in the historical dramas "The Ghost of Goya" (2006) and "The Other Boleyn Girl" (2008). In May 2008, she became the youngest member of the jury at the 61st Cannes International Film Festival, and her directorial debut, "Eve," was the opening film of the short film competition at the 65th Venice International Film Festival held that same year. Isn't that an amazing career?
• In 2011, Portman played Nina Sayers in the film "Black Swan," winning an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, a British Academy Film Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award, and an Independent Spirit Award.

Interesting facts

• She can speak six languages. Portman has been interested in foreign languages ​​since she was a child and has studied French, Japanese, German, Hebrew, and Arabic.
• Her ancestors were also accomplished individuals. Her paternal grandfather, who died in Auschwitz, was a professor of economics in Israel, and her great-grandmother, born in Romania, is said to have been a spy for British intelligence during World War II.
• She has a famous twin sister. Portman bears a striking resemblance to fellow actress Keira Knightley.

Are there some people that just don't deserve our sympathy?

 India’s first major s@x scandal. Published videos and Photos “The Saas-Bahu conspiracy: Now karma repeats itself

Warning : Green Chillies to many

The rise and fall of Babu Jaggjivan Ram is almost a forgotten saga that so probably illustrates l the cruel denouement of one of India’s tallest Dalit leaders by Indian political establishment.

Babu Jagjivan Ram was the deputy prime minister of India between 1977–1979. His stature was so robust within the system and India that he was considered as the best prime minister. The first dalit prime minister

Coincidentally, just a few days before he could file his nomination for the same, his son Suresh Ram found himself in a major controversy. Suresh Ram’s intimate photos were leaked in “Surya” magazine which coincidentally was owned by Indira's daughter-in-law Maneka Gandhi

A-21-year old, Delhi University student, Sushma Chaudhry was seen in many intimate photographs with Suresh Ram. Their nak@d photographs were published in front two pages of the magazine. Suresh was charged for leaking defence secrets to chinese after being honey trapped

Coincidentally, the photographs were sent to National Herald’s office- which was run by Congress. Coincidentally l, Khushwant Singh was the chief consulting editor of the magazine. Mind you that, at they time, obscenity tolerance was zero and any media house that would have published such pictures risked being shut down.

Coincidentally, the magazine continued to run its operations

Unfortunately, Jagjivan Ram was never allowed to run the elections for the prime ministership, an election which we could have won easily. He lived a low profile life out of shame and embarrassment

Coincidentally, in 2016, Varun Gandhi’s ( Son of Maneka Gandhi) n@ked photos were sent to the Prime minister's office claiming he had leaked defence secrets to America

He was “honey trapped” by a few sex workers on behalf of arms dealer Abhishek Sharma and was being blackmailed continuously to leak Indian Defence Secrets.

Varun Gandhi was a member of high-powered Defence Consultative Committee. He was responsible for purchasing high-powered Defence equipments.

Varun is still facing legal charges and living a low-life out of shame

No sympathy for anyone who has been a traitor

What is the ancient site that can shock many people in the world?

 Kailasa Temple, India.

Carved from a single block of stone, the Kailasa temple is the best known of the complex.

As mysterious as it is grandiose, no one knows for certain who built it. However, although no written records exist, scholars believe it was King Rachtrakuta Krishna I, who reigned from 773 to 756 BC.

Known for its size, legend has it that it was built when the king was seriously ill and the queen asked the god Shiva to heal her husband.

In exchange for his health, he promised to build a temple in the name of Shiva and to fast until the work was completed.

However, the king quickly improved and the couple realized that it would take years before Kailasa was ready.

Fortunately, a clever engineer arrived who explained that, starting from the top of the mountain, he could complete it in a week. So the temple was built from top to bottom.

Of course, this is just a legend, but despite the romanticization, it is true that it was carved from top to bottom and that is precisely what is striking.

One of the most famous caves in the Ellora complex.