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Hindustan Times (Ranchi) - Live, 17 Oct 2026

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ArticleIMRAN ROW SPLITS BOLLYWOOD

The film industry is tak­ing sides over actor Imran Khan’s ‘leave India’ notice. While some celebrit­ies have ques­tioned the action against the actor, oth­ers believe he crossed a line by par­ti­cip­at­ing in a polit­ical protest des­pite being a US...

IMRAN ROW SPLITS BOLLYWOOD

ArticleNushr­ratt Bharuc­cha dis­charged from hos­pital after spine sur­gery

Actor Nushr­ratt Bharuc­cha, 41, has been dis­charged from the hos­pital after under­go­ing spine sur­gery fol­low­ing an acci­dent dur­ing her recent Bali vaca­tion. She suffered a spinal frac­ture and was ini­tially hos­pit­al­ised in Indone­sia...

Nushr­ratt Bharuc­cha dis­charged from hos­pital after spine sur­gery

ArticleBack­ing the notice

“He is an Amer­ican cit­izen, and he was liv­ing here. I don’t think he should have gone to protest because it is against the law.” “I am really very happy… because when you don’t have a right to protest, and you are not a cit­izen of this coun­try....

Back­ing the notice

ArticleSTOP PRESS

Oscar-win­ning film­maker Steven Soder­bergh has stepped in to com­plete the remain­ing shoot of The Bat­man Part II, star­ring Robert Pattin­son, after dir­ector Matt Reeves tem­por­ar­ily stepped away to attend to a fam­ily mat­ter. Soder­bergh will...

STOP PRESS

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