Scam 1992's Pratik Gandhi Claims Being Manhandled By Cops During 'VIP Movement' In Mumbai

Scam 1992 fame Pratik Gandhi claims he was manhandled by the police in Mumbai on Sunday. The actor took to Twitter and revealed that the incident took place during a security arrangement for a ‘VIP movement’ in the city. Pratik said that he was stuck at the Westen Express Highway due to the movement and decided to walk to work when the incident took place.

“Mumbai WEH is jammed coz of “VIP” movement, I started walking on the roads to reach the shoot location and Police caught me by shoulder and almost pushed me in some random marble warehouse to wait till without any discussion. #humiliated,” he tweeted.

KNOW MORE : https://www.news18.com/news/movies/scam-1992s-pratik-gandhi-claims-being-manhandled-by-cops-during-vip-movement-in-mumbai-humiliated-5046643.html

Rajat Sharma on ITC & Bajaj Finance and why he won’t invest in LIC IPO

I would rather wait for LIC to get listed and whatever price it gets listed on, I will decide whether to buy LIC or not at that time,” says Rajat Sharma, Founder & CEO, Sana Securities.

Are you scouting for opportunities within autos? Hero MotoCorp NSE 1.34 % is in my portfolio. I have recommended this stock many times and the reason is simple; whether you talk of EVs or the shift that these companies will make, I expect two two-wheeler companies – Bajaj Auto and Hero MotoCorp – more than the four- wheeler auto space to do well. These are the companies which have shifted their manufacturing first to cater to all the requirements of the EV.

Two things will happen here. In a country like India, the demand for two-wheelers is not going to go down ever. It is the burgeoning middle class in this country and the two-wheeler demand will keep growing and these are the companies which will make a shift to complete production for EVs. So whether these stocks move up or down right now, I am really positive on these stocks from a longer five-seven-ten year kind of time horizon.

CHECK OUT : https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/expert-view/rajat-sharma-on-itc-bajaj-finance-and-why-he-wont-invest-in-lic-ipo/articleshow/91104068.cms

Bollywood is under serious threat from Bharatiya cinema — and it’s good news

The democratisation of cinematic space is one of the most refreshing changes in recent times. The cinematic space monopolisation of Bollywood, predominantly in the Hindi heartland, has been shattered for the good. The mundane world of Bollywood is finally seeing the end of the day. The overdose of appeasement, movie remakes, body shaming, flimsy storytelling, abysmal direction, lack of creativity and superficial stardom has finally been breached.

Come 2022, the mediocrity of Bollywood stands totally exposed in front of the brilliance of Bharatiya cinema. The movie industry called Bollywood which has been infested with nepotism and mediocre talent is suddenly facing an existential crisis because of the growth of Bharatiya cinemas. The three biggest blockbusters of the year are all from Bharatiya cinemas

The success of Pushpa: The Rise, RRR and KGF2 in 2022 has brought about a paradigm shift in the movie industry of Bharat. Bollywood, which used to monopolise the cinematic space in the Hindi heartland appears to be currently playing second fiddle to the Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil movie industry. The ramifications of such a colossal change is likely to affect how the cinema industry will shape up for the next decade or so. This will in turn affect how the impressionable minds of the future will think and believe. It will also bring about a more competitive environment in which content will be the king.

READ MORE : https://www.firstpost.com/opinion/bollywood-is-under-serious-threat-from-bharatiya-cinema-and-its-good-news-10601971.html