Mukesh Khanna recalls fallout with Hera Pheri producer; praises Akshay Kumar's dedication but says, 'Maybe he’s upset with me' | Hindi Movie News

Mukesh Khanna recalls fallout with Hera Pheri producer; praises Akshay Kumar’s dedication but says, ‘Maybe he’s upset with me’ | Hindi Movie News

Mukesh Khanna has opened up about missing out on Hera Pheri 2, revealing he was never approached for the sequel despite being part of the cult original.Speaking to The Filmy Charcha, the veteran actor said, “No, I wasn’t approached. And I don’t regret it. If I’m asked, I’ll do it… everyone else was repeated, but…

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Scientists tested pet-store 'superworms' on animal specimens and found the beetle larvae can clean skeletons for museums without harsh chemicals or bone damage

Scientists tested pet-store ‘superworms’ on animal specimens and found the beetle larvae can clean skeletons for museums without harsh chemicals or bone damage

Superworms, the larvae of Zophobas morio, are often used as animal feed Scientists tested pet-store ‘superworms’ on animal specimens and found the beetle larvae can clean skeletons for museums without harsh chemicals or bone damage.A common insect larva found in local pet shops is offering museums a safe, cheap, and gentle way to clean animal…

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Aarti's mother Sujatha Vijayakumar takes an indirect dig at Ravi Mohan with cryptic husband-wife posts amid the legal divorce battle |

Aarti’s mother Sujatha Vijayakumar takes an indirect dig at Ravi Mohan with cryptic husband-wife posts amid the legal divorce battle |

The personal lives of actor Ravi Mohan and his estranged wife Aarti continue to be a hot topic of discussion. Just when the maintenance case became a major talking point online, producer Sujatha Vijayakumar’s latest Instagram Stories added a new twist to the conversation. Though she did not mention anyone by name, her posts quickly…

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“I turned my family's cowshed into...”: How one man's ₹800 dream is changing the lives of 400 children in Assam |

“I turned my family’s cowshed into…”: How one man’s ₹800 dream is changing the lives of 400 children in Assam |

Image credits: Instagram/thebetterindia Most people wait for the perfect opportunity to make a difference. They wait for funding, resources, or support. But Uttam Teron decided to start with what he had: a small cowshed, ₹800 in his pocket, and a determination to ensure that children in his community had access to education. More than two…

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4 Zodiac signs who are done chasing wrong souls

4 Zodiac signs who are done chasing wrong souls

Here are some zodiac signs that are at a turning point in their ongoing journey of love and self-discovery. After many rounds of emotional investment, heartbreak and hard lessons learned, these signs are choosing clarity over chaos and self-worth over illusion. These four zodiac signs are finally cutting loose from the wrong people and taking…

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In 1890, the US printed 120,000 unusual $100 'Watermelon' notes; only about 35 are known to survive, and one is returning to auction

In 1890, the US printed 120,000 unusual $100 ‘Watermelon’ notes; only about 35 are known to survive, and one is returning to auction

1890 $100 Watermelon Treasury Note Fr. 377 with Admiral David Farragut and famous green Watermelon reverse An extremely rare 1890 $100 Treasury Note, known to currency collectors as the “Watermelon” note because of its unusual back design, is set to go under the hammer in October. Only about 35 of the original 120,000 notes are…

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Venus Retrograde 2026: Why Certain People From Your Past Are Suddenly Becoming Highly Important Again

Venus Retrograde 2026: Why Certain People From Your Past Are Suddenly Becoming Highly Important Again

Venus entering retrograde in Scorpio invites individuals to revisit old connections and unfinished business. This is a time for introspection, allowing previously hidden emotions to resurface. As it transitions into Libra, there’s an opportunity for more balanced exchanges and resolution. Meanwhile, Mercury’s retrograde may result in communication mix-ups, suggesting that important decisions should be delayed…

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Scientists find African elephants can distinguish visual clues linked to food quantity up to 5 metres away; beyond that, smell may guide their foraging choices |

Scientists find African elephants can distinguish visual clues linked to food quantity up to 5 metres away; beyond that, smell may guide their foraging choices |

African elephants may use visual clues to judge the amount of food available before choosing where to feed, but their ability appears strongest at close range. Researchers tested four semi-tame adult African elephants by showing them circles printed on canvases. The circles represented different tree canopy sizes and leaf densities, allowing the researchers to test…

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