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Best movies of Vijay-Trisha Krishnan to watch on OTT
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Best movies of Vijay-Trisha Krishnan to watch on OTT

Vijay and Trisha Krishnan make one of the most loved on-screen pairs. They have collaborated together on many movies, spanning across from massy action entertainers to emotionally driven family dramas and fans have loved their chemistry on celluloid over the years. Their performances have made a lasting impact and recently when they reunited onscreen after 14 years with 'Leo', the excitement among fans was hard to miss. Here are some of their must watch movies on OTT.

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Israel Strike On Iran: US-Israel Strike On Khamenei’s Compound Caught On Camera For First Time
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Israel Strike On Iran: US-Israel Strike On Khamenei’s Compound Caught On Camera For First Time

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was among the targets of joint Israeli-US strikes on Tehran on Saturday, Israel’s public broadcaster reported, according to news agency AFP. “Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei and President Masoud Pezeshkian were among the targets of the attack,” the state broadcaster said. Initial strikes reportedly took place near the offices of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Reuters reported that the 86-year-old leader was not in Tehran at the time and had been transferred to a secure location. Meanwhile, Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian is alive, Iranian state news agency IRNA reported, citing a source close to the presidency. Pezeshkian “is in good health,” IRNA said in a post on Telegram shortly after the strikes. Iran, Israel Exchange Missiles After Pre-Emptive Attack Iran and Israel traded missiles on Saturday morning after Israel, with the help of the United States, launched a pre-emptive attack on Tehran. The Israeli military said an “additional barrage of missiles” was launched toward Israel. “The Aerial Defence Array is currently identifying and intercepting threats. Sirens were sounded in several areas across the country following the identification of missiles launched from Iran toward Israel. At this time, the IAF is operating to intercept and strike threats where necessary to remove the threat,” it said in a post on X. Sirens were heard across multiple areas in Israel as air defence systems responded to incoming threats. Explosions Reported Across Gulf States Hosting US Forces The conflict’s impact spread across the Gulf region after emergency sirens sounded in Bahrain following a missile threat targeting the headquarters of the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet, according to the country’s interior ministry. Explosions were also reported in Abu Dhabi and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, Doha in Qatar, and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. All these cities host American troops. In Abu Dhabi, the UAE Air Force and the US Air Force operate from Al Dhafra Air Base. Dubai’s Jebel Ali Port serves as the US Navy’s largest port of call in the Middle East and regularly hosts aircraft carriers and other vessels. In Doha, the 24-hectare Al Udeid Air Base functions as the forward headquarters for US Central Command. The United States also has over 2,000 soldiers in Saudi Arabia, with some stationed about 60 km south of Riyadh at Prince Sultan Air Base, which supports US Army assets including Patriot missile batteries and Terminal High Altitude Area Defence systems. Qatar said it successfully intercepted the “attacks” targeting its territory. “No damage has been reported, according to the initial field assessment. No casualties or material damage were recorded in residential areas,” the Ministry of Interior said in a statement on X. Authorities also urged the public to avoid approaching or handling unidentified debris. Saudi Arabia condemned what it described as “the treacherous Iranian aggression,” calling the strikes a “blatant violation of the sovereignty” of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan. It also warned Tehran of “grave consequences.” Trump Announces ‘Major Combat Operations’ Against Iran US President Donald Trump confirmed that “major combat operations” had been launched in Iran, saying the objective was to “defend the American people by removing imminent threats from Iran.” Calling Iran the world’s “number one state sponsor of terror,” Trump said, “For 47 years, the Iranian regime has chanted, Death to America, and waged an unending campaign of bloodshed and mass murder, targeting the United States, our troops, and the innocent people in many, many countries.” “The regime’s proxies have continued to launch countless attacks against American forces stationed in the Middle East in recent years, as well as US naval and commercial vessels in international shipping lanes,” he added. “It was Iran’s proxy, Hamas, that launched the monstrous October 7th attacks on Israel, slaughtering more than 1,000 innocent people, including 46 Americans, while taking 12 of our citizens hostage. It was brutal, something like the world has never seen before.” Iran Condemns Strikes, Vows Strong Response Iran’s foreign ministry strongly condemned the strikes, describing them as “criminal military aggression” carried out during an ongoing diplomatic process. “The renewed military aggression of the United States and the Zionist regime against Iran is being committed while Iran and the United States were in the midst of a diplomatic process,” the ministry said. “Now the Iranian people are proud that they did everything necessary to prevent war. Now is the time to defend the homeland and confront the enemy's military aggression.” “Just as we were ready for negotiations, we have been more prepared than ever for defense. The armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran will respond to the aggressors with authority,” it added. Iran also called on the United Nations and the international community to “firmly condemn this act of aggression and take urgent and collective action to confront it, which has undoubtedly exposed the peace and security of the region and the world to an unprecedented threat.”

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Sriram talks about 'Ikkis' backlash; 'Those objecting...'
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Sriram talks about 'Ikkis' backlash; 'Those objecting...'

Director Sriram Raghavan said he was surprised by how audiences received Ikkis in theaters, noting that early army screenings were highly positive. He suggested critics may not have seen the film yet and hopes they’ll watch it soon. Ikkis, based on Arun Kheterpal’s life, marks Agastya Nanda’s debut and features Dharmendra in his final role. Read on to know more in detail.

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‘Science maniac’ wires 400 car batteries together in extreme backyard experiment to see what would happen
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‘Science maniac’ wires 400 car batteries together in extreme backyard experiment to see what would happen

Drake Anthony, the YouTuber known as Styropyro, scales his high-voltage experiments to 400 car batteries, unleashing currents exceeding 150,000 amps in a backyard test of extreme physics. Framing himself as cautious yet curious, he vaporises metals and triggers a ferrofluid fireball, blurring spectacle and science while showcasing the staggering power latent in everyday automotive batteries at massive scale.

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Israel Strike On Iran: ‘Please Get Us Out’: Indian Student’s Desperate Plea From Tehran Amid Air Strikes
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Israel Strike On Iran: ‘Please Get Us Out’: Indian Student’s Desperate Plea From Tehran Amid Air Strikes

An Indian student in Tehran has urged the Government of India to arrange an immediate evacuation as tensions escalate and air strikes intensify in the Iranian capital. In a video message, the student described the situation as uncertain and worsening, while appealing for faster action to ensure the safety of Indian nationals. VIDEO | Iran: An Indian student in Tehran requests the Indian government for immediate evacuation amid escalating tensions. She says, “I am an Indian student and currently I’m in Tehran. The situation here feels really bad and uncertain. We really don’t know what’s going to… pic.twitter.com/agvZDTkUXJ — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) February 28, 2026 “I am an Indian student and currently I’m in Tehran. The situation here feels really bad and uncertain. We really don’t know what’s going to happen next,” she said. ‘Speed Matters A Lot’: Student Urges Faster Action The student expressed gratitude for ongoing efforts by Indian authorities but stressed the urgency of evacuation amid the deteriorating security situation. “We are very grateful that the Government of India and the Ministry of External Affairs are in discussions regarding our safety, but in times like these, speed matters a lot,” she said. She added that the intensity of the situation had made it difficult even to speak normally. “I am not even able to speak properly because air strikes are happening and the situation is getting worse for us.” ‘Please Do Not Wait’: Emotional Plea For Rescue Making an emotional appeal, the student urged authorities not to delay evacuation efforts and to prioritise the safety of Indian nationals in Tehran. “We request a quicker and clear evacuation as soon as possible. Please do not wait for the situation to get worse. Just help us. Please get us out of here as soon as possible.”

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BAFTA deletes 'Boong' filmmaker's address, restores later
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BAFTA deletes 'Boong' filmmaker's address, restores later

Manipuri film 'Boong' made history as India's first BAFTA winner. Critics accuse BAFTA of removing director Lakshmipriya Devi's peace-focused acceptance remarks from the clip. When the video was later reposted without an explanation, the move sparked outrage and renewed calls for accountability to protect Indigenous voices. Read on to know more in detail.

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ICE cancelled Indian-origin student’s visa over dismissed traffic ticket, court calls move unlawful
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ICE cancelled Indian-origin student’s visa over dismissed traffic ticket, court calls move unlawful

A US federal court has ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unlawfully terminated an Indian student's visa status over a dismissed traffic ticket. The judge criticized the agency's arbitrary decision, which lacked due process and forced the student to halt his studies. The ruling condemns ICE's reliance on minor or dismissed infractions to revoke student visas.

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