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Did You Know There's A Pakistani Parody Of Salman Khan's 'Tere Naam'? And You Can Watch It For Free
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Did You Know There's A Pakistani Parody Of Salman Khan's 'Tere Naam'? And You Can Watch It For Free

Tere Naam Parody: 'Mera dil gaya gaya gaya gaya gaya...' if you can't sing the next bit of lyrics on this iconic 2003 number, are you even a Bollywood fan? For those unaware, this is the signature hook of the iconic song 'Lagan Lagan' for the 2003 blockbuster 'Tere Naam'. Directed by Satish Kaushik and starring Salman Khan (in two unforgettable haircuts, nevertheless), 'Tere Naam' was polarising, to say the least. While some swear by Khan's portrayal of Radhe, a lover who loved and eventually lost his mind (won't spoil why), some simply find the campy romance hilarious. Say what you must, you can't not admit that it was quintessential Bollywood of the 2000s.  While Khan's middle-parting hairdo began a strange fashion trend among Indians back then (way before social media trends were even a thing), 'Tere Naam' did enjoy incredible popularity overseas as well. Not surprising considering that Bhai has fans in the remotest corners of the world. Interestingly, there is a Pakistani spoof of 'Tere Naam' as well. And it's hilarious AF. Tere Naam Too? Dubbed Tere Naam 2, Pakistan’s very own roast of Khan's tearjerker featured stage comedy legend Sikandar Sanam stepping into Bhai’s oversized shoes. And boy, did he run with it. Sanam wasn’t just the star of the spoof. He wrote it, too, proving that when life gives you melodrama, you turn it into a DVD (Google it, kiddos!). The film more or less follows Salman’s tragic love story, except every tragic pause is milked for laughs and every emotional breakdown is… well, still a breakdown. Picture Radhe, but instead of smouldering in pain, he’s cracking jokes while rocking the same iconic middle-parting that traumatised an entire generation’s barbers. You Can Watch Tere Naam 2 For Free (If You're Sure You Want To) Unlike the Bollywood hit, this gem skipped cinemas altogether and landed straight in people’s drawing rooms via CDs and DVDs. It even found airtime on ARY Digital, proving that the subcontinent’s appetite for melodrama mixed with parody is basically unlimited. In today's digital age, if there is one platform that you can assuredly find almost any video on Earth, that's YouTube. Not shocking then, that there is the full 'Tere Naam 2' video available there as well. There's just one caveat: songs have been muted due to copyright issues.  Here you go, 'Tere Naam 2' in all its glory: The spoof was such a hit that it kick-started Sikandar Sanam’s solo parody career. After turning Salman Khan’s tragic saga into slapstick gold, he went after other Bollywood blockbusters too: Munnabhai MBBS, Ghajini, and even the sacred cow Sholay. Imagine Gabbar Singh, but with punchlines instead of bullets. So yes, somewhere between heartfelt Bollywood tragedy and laugh-out-loud Pakistani stage comedy, Tere Naam 2 was born. And honestly, it deserves cult status of its own.

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Katrina once recalled her Kathak classes with Priyanka
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Katrina once recalled her Kathak classes with Priyanka

Katrina Kaif shared memories of her Kathak classes with Priyanka Chopra. She recalled Priyanka's fiery dance style during their early days. Katrina expressed admiration for Priyanka's talent. Their friendship grew over the years, offering support during tough times. Katrina is preparing for motherhood. Priyanka has upcoming projects like Citadel season two and The Bluff.

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Apple Watch Ultra Rescues Diver In Pondicherry, Tim Cook Responds
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Apple Watch Ultra Rescues Diver In Pondicherry, Tim Cook Responds

In a tense incident off the coast of Pondicherry, Mumbai-based financial analyst Kshitij faced a life-threatening situation while scuba diving with his instructor. His weight belt unexpectedly detached, causing an uncontrolled, rapid ascent toward the surface.  Such an ascent can trigger severe medical conditions, including Decompression Sickness and lung overexpansion injuries, and in Kshitij’s case, the busy fishing traffic near the surface added to the danger. Poor visibility further complicated the rescue, making it difficult for his dive partner to respond in time, reported The Economic Times. Technology to the Rescue Kshitij credits his Apple Watch Ultra for saving his life. The watch detected the dangerously fast ascent and issued an initial warning on its screen: “SLOW DOWN.”  When the rapid rise continued, the device triggered its Emergency Siren, a high-pitched alert designed to cut through water and noise. The instructor, alerted by the siren, was able to reach Kshitij and safely manage his controlled ascent. Kshitij remarked, “Before this incident even I wasn’t aware that the Apple Watch Ultra has this feature, so it was like a surprise to me". He added that a faster, uncontrolled rise could have resulted in a collision with fishing boats near the surface. The Critical Role of the Emergency Siren The siren is designed for maximum effectiveness: High Audible Range: The alternating high-pitched sound penetrates water and ambient noise.Automatic Activation: Real-time sensors monitor depth and pressure, automatically triggering the alarm during dangerous ascents. Tim Cook Responds Kshitij shared his experience with Apple CEO Tim Cook via a detailed letter, who personally acknowledged the story. Cook praised the engineering teams behind the Apple Watch Ultra, highlighting the company’s focus on safety and health innovations. Other Safety Features In Apple Watch Ultra 3 Apple’s latest Ultra 3 builds on these life-saving capabilities. New features include: 150m Dive Compliance: Supports deeper recreational dives.Decompression Risk AI: Provides personalised alerts using real-time nitrogen tissue modelling.Emergency Power Reserve: Ensures 12 hours of operation for GPS, cellular, and siren functions.Automated Surface Signalling: Sends GPS-based distress alerts to designated contacts upon rapid surfacing. This incident underlines how advanced sensors and intelligent software integration can transform wearable devices from helpful gadgets into critical life-saving tools for adventurers and extreme sports enthusiasts.

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OpenAI valuation: ChatGPT parent is now worth $500 billion; more than SpaceX and ByteDance
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OpenAI valuation: ChatGPT parent is now worth $500 billion; more than SpaceX and ByteDance

OpenAI's valuation has surged to $500 billion after employees and former staff cashed out $6.6 billion in a secondary share sale to investors including SoftBank and Thrive Capital. This significant increase from $300 billion highlights the AI giant's rapid growth, with revenue reaching $4.3 billion in the first half of 2025. OpenAI now surpasses SpaceX and ByteDance in valuation.

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WATCH: Australian Vlogger Sparks Backlash After Calling Dharavi 'India's Deadliest Slum'
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WATCH: Australian Vlogger Sparks Backlash After Calling Dharavi 'India's Deadliest Slum'

Australian content creator Pete Z has come under heavy criticism after posting a video documenting his three-day stay in Mumbai’s Dharavi, which he labelled “India’s deadliest slum.” The now viral clips follow Pete exploring the congested lanes and small homes, sparking debate online about whether the content sensationalizes urban poverty or genuinely highlights difficult living conditions. While some viewers consider the video eye-opening, many others feel it presents a narrow and negative portrayal of India. ALSO READ: Miss Asia-Pacific Contestants Flee Runway As Strong Earthquake Rocks Philippines: Watch Vlogger’s Experience In Dharavi           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Pete Z (@pete.zogoulas) In the video, Pete Z accompanied an Indian woman, Ayushi, who agreed that she was initially nervous about their challenge. The footage shows Pete entering the cramped settlement, commenting on the narrow lanes and limited space. He visits a local resident’s home, observes the compact kitchen and bunk bed arrangements, and reacts with surprise at how families manage in such small quarters. While the content includes some shocking scenes, such as snippets of crime, Pete frames the stay as a personal challenge, calling it “surviving India’s deadliest slum.” The influencer has uploaded a 45-minutes long full version of the viral reel. He explores the lives of Dharavi residents and interacts with locals. This viral video has gained 146K views in about 2 weeks and 7.1K likes. Social Media Reactions Social media users reacted strongly to Pete’s video. Many accused him of focusing solely on poverty to attract views, warning that it could lead audiences to judge India by a single narrative. Comments ranged from questioning the purpose of the video, to advising him to explore other parts of India. Others acknowledged that the footage highlighted the harsh realities of urban slums, though the method of presentation drew criticism. The backlash demonstrates the growing sensitivity around representing communities respectfully online, especially in content intended for global audiences.

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12 Civilians Killed As Protests Against Pakistan Military Continue To Rock PoK
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12 Civilians Killed As Protests Against Pakistan Military Continue To Rock PoK

At least 12 civilians have been killed and over 200 injured as Pakistani security forces fired on protesters in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK), escalating one of the region’s largest unrests in recent years. The demonstrations, which began over the government’s failure to address 38 key demands, have evolved into a broader outcry against military excesses and systemic oppression. The unrest, now entering its third day, turned violent in Dadyal as protesters clashed with army forces. Authorities have deployed thousands of additional troops to contain the agitation, which has spread beyond Muzaffarabad to Rawalakot, Neelum Valley, and Kotli. Local reports confirm that five protesters were killed in Muzaffarabad, five in Dheerkot, and two in Dadyal. Three police personnel also lost their lives in the clashes, with nine more injured. Many of the wounded are in critical condition, primarily from gunshot wounds. Situation spirals out of control in Palandri, PoJK.Angry locals chanted slogans against the PaK government at the funeral of a person killed by PaK forces in Panthal, PoJK.This reflects the reality of occupied Jammu & Kashmir. pic.twitter.com/FAUgHpFI0z — OsintTV 📺 (@OsintTV) October 1, 2025 Protests Fuelled by Long-Standing Grievances The demonstrations, spearheaded by the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (AAC), have brought daily life in PoK to a halt. At the heart of the protests is a demand to abolish 12 assembly seats reserved for Kashmiri refugees living in Pakistan. Other grievances include calls for tax relief, subsidies on essential goods like flour and electricity, and the completion of stalled development projects. #POK Protestors in POJK throw the container in rivers.Protest intensifying Failed Munir 😂😂@OsintTV video courtesy pic.twitter.com/ndOtLRoS3H — सौम्या சௌமியா (Modi's family) (@sowmiyasid) October 1, 2025 Markets, shops, and businesses have remained closed since the protests began on September 29. Authorities have also shut down mobile, internet, and landline services, isolating communities amid the turmoil. Social media visuals show thousands of demonstrators throwing stones and toppling shipping containers that had been placed on bridges to block their marches in Muzaffarabad. International Appeals Amid Escalating Violence Nasir Aziz Khan, spokesperson of the United Kashmir People's National Party (UKPNP), has appealed to the United Nations and the international community for urgent intervention. Speaking at the 60th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Khan warned of a brewing humanitarian crisis in PoK and reminded member states of their obligations under international treaties. #BREAKING: British Kashmiris confront & heckle Pakistani Consulate General in Birmingham 🇬🇧Protest follows PoK unrest where 12+ civilians were killed and 200+ injured by Pakistani forces. #PoK #Pakistan #KashmirProtests https://t.co/ijUfRwqALL pic.twitter.com/I2Ma6Bzf5R — Gaurav (@k_gauravs) October 1, 2025 This unrest follows last week’s tragedy in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where 30 civilians were killed in Pakistan Air Force airstrikes, highlighting a disturbing pattern of civilian casualties in the country. AAC Leader Denounces the State In a fiery address to protesters, Shaukat Nawaz Mir, senior leader of the AAC, likened the Pakistan Army and government to “a witch bent on killing people,” accusing them of crushing the very population they claim to represent. “Azad Kashmir is not free; it has been shackled for decades under exploitation and repression,” he said, speaking to a crowd of thousands. Mir condemned Pakistan’s leadership for hypocrisy, citing Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir’s controversial remarks labeling Hindus as ‘kaafir’ while, in his words, “their own hands are drenched in the blood of Kashmiris.” “Yeh Dayan Ban Chuki Hai, Apney Bachon Ko Khati hai, Riyast apney bachon, awam ko mar ney mai tuki hui hai,” Mir declared, painting a grim picture of a state preying on its own people. ⚡ BIG: Top Leader of Awami Action Committee (the civilian movement in PoK), Shaukat Nawaz Mir exposes Pakistan army and govt. Says "Like a demon who eats its kids, the Pakistan army and govt is killing us""You as Muslim leader are committing atrocities on people here in PoK.… pic.twitter.com/0hLCDdcQZF — OSINT Updates (@OsintUpdates) October 1, 2025 From Economic Grievances to Political Revolution What began as protests against soaring electricity bills and food shortages has transformed into a broader struggle challenging Islamabad and the military directly. Citizens accuse authorities of decades of neglect, corruption, and denial of political rights. Observers say the protests mark a historic turning point, as slogans openly target Pakistan’s military establishment for the first time in decades, shattering the long-held illusion of “Azad Kashmir.” “This struggle will last till our last breath,” Mir vowed. “The people of PoK will not bow to oppression anymore.” The AAC has announced a ‘Long March’ to continue on Thursday, even as Pakistani forces weigh further action. Internet and communication blackouts persist across the region, and local media coverage remains limited, leaving many voices unheard on the unfolding crisis.

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Watch - iShowSpeed Hilariously Attempts To RKO Randy Orton
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Watch - iShowSpeed Hilariously Attempts To RKO Randy Orton

iShowSpeed, one of the most popular streamers in the world for a while, recently held a launch event for his new YouTuber series - Speed Goes Pro.  Among the guests attending the event, was Randy Orton, one of the biggest active professional wrestlers from WWE. Speed had a rather interesting interaction with the WWE superstar, as he tried to surprise him with his own finishing move, the RKO. The streamer playfully pretended to go in for the move just as Orton turned around, both immediately bursting into laughter. Check out this fun segment: Randy Orton reacts to iShowSpeed's RKO attempt iShowSpeed attempts to RKO Randy Orton😭pic.twitter.com/7UeajXFtMp — Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) October 1, 2025 Following the failed RKO attempt, Orton and Speed went in for a hug, exchanging pleasantries.  "Hey, thank you for not actually RKO-ing me just now, even though you owe me one" said the WWE Superstar, referring to their altercation during Wrestlemania XL.  "Hey, you did a lot of s*** to me, I should've just did it" the streamer joked, responding to Randy Orton's above-mentioned comment. iShowSpeed appeared at the wrestling event back in April 2024, and was RKO-ed by Orton on the announcer's table. He then returned to WWE earlier this year during the Royal Rumble event earlier this year, officially entering the Royal Rumble match as one of the participants. This again, didn't turn out too great for him.  While he initially teamed up with Bron Breakker to eliminate Otis, Breakker would later spear (a professional wrestling move) iShowSpeed, and then launch him off the top rope, eliminating him from the competition. Speed and Randy Orton also touched upon that incident during this meeting at the launch event. The WWE veteran joked: "I didn't Bron Breakker you, you gotta hit him with a truck", to which iShowSpeed joked "I will".

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Saudi Tourism Ministry tightens job localization rules to boost Saudi employment
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Saudi Tourism Ministry tightens job localization rules to boost Saudi employment

The Saudi Ministry of Tourism has introduced new regulations banning the outsourcing of jobs designated for Saudis to foreign entities. All tourism establishments must register employees through approved platforms and ensure a Saudi receptionist is present during working hours. These rules aim to increase Saudi employment, empower local talent, and improve service quality across the Kingdom’s tourism sector.

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Rishab Shetty: I didn’t diet like a heroine
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Rishab Shetty: I didn’t diet like a heroine

Rishabh Shetty's 'Kantara Chapter 1' premieres today, October 2, coinciding with Dussehra, mirroring the original's Navratri release. The filmmaker-actor discusses the film's deep cultural roots, his rigorous physical transformation for the tribal warrior role, and the spiritual rituals undertaken.

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AP Dhillon house firing: Lawrence Bishnoi gang member gets 6 years in jail; police say Abjeet Kingra 'acted on direction of group'
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AP Dhillon house firing: Lawrence Bishnoi gang member gets 6 years in jail; police say Abjeet Kingra 'acted on direction of group'

A man received a six-year jail term for an attack at musician AP Dhillon's home. Abjeet Kingra, an alleged associate of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, pleaded guilty. The incident involved gunshots and vehicles set ablaze in Colwood. This sentencing follows Canada's move to list the Bishnoi Gang as a terrorist entity. Authorities continue to seek another suspect in the case.

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Major Change In Flight Rules From Today. Check What You Can't Carry In Cabin Bag
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Major Change In Flight Rules From Today. Check What You Can't Carry In Cabin Bag

Emirates Airlines has completely prohibited the use of power banks on its flights. Passengers are now allowed to carry only one power bank with a capacity of less than 100 watt-hours in their carry-on baggage. Using or charging it during the flight is strictly forbidden. Non-compliance may lead to problems for passengers. Key Guidelines For Emirates Passengers Passengers can carry only one power bank if its capacity is less than 100 Wh and it is clearly labeled. Charging devices onboard using the power bank is not allowed. Power banks must be kept in carry-on luggage only, not in checked baggage. They cannot be stored in overhead bins; passengers must place them in the seat pocket or under the seat in front. The power bank must be accessible to passengers so that the flight crew can act immediately in case of an emergency. If the power bank becomes overheated or defective, it must be shown to the crew immediately. Why Are Power Banks Banned On Flights? Lithium-ion batteries in power banks can overheat and pose a fire or explosion risk, especially if low-quality or cheap devices lack safety features like auto shut-off or temperature control. Emirates is not alone in this move. Airlines, including Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Korean Air, EVA Air, China Airlines, and AirAsia, have banned power bank usage following incidents such as a 2023 Air Busan flight fire, which injured 27 passengers and was linked to a power bank. Passenger Safety Tips: Charge your devices before the flight. Use in-seat charging points if available. Ensure the power bank’s capacity (<100 Wh) is clearly labelled. Never place power banks in checked luggage. Follow crew instructions; non-compliance may lead to confiscation or denial of boarding. This new rule is aimed at ensuring passenger safety. Travellers must follow these guidelines.

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