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Highlights of Mumtaz’s life by Filmfare | April 29, 2021, 20:41 IST They say sex appeal is in the eyes. It’s certainly true when it comes to Mumtaz. It’s also said you don’t need a bikini to look smashing. Well, Mumtaz looked smoking hot even when fully clothed and made the screen melt by her mere pout. The credit of making skin tight churidars famous goes to her. She made many a ’70s maiden faint with lack of air, while trying to imitate her dress sense. Mumtaz started life as a ch...

Noida: The Co-WIN portal had received 15,035 registrations from Gautam Budh Nagar for vaccine shots by Thursday evening, around one-fourth of the March target of 66,000, as the third phase of inoculations for the 60-plus population and those above 45 with comorbidities got under way across UP. Some hospitals reported a big rush but vaccinations still fell well short of the target set for the first day — 4,085 of the targeted 6,741 recipients received the shots on the first day, a 61% turnout...

Picture for representational purpose only. Two months ago, a severely injured Firoj Alam was wheeled into the emergency room of Apollo Hospitals on OMR after falling about 200 ft, from the 17th floor to the 5th floor, at a building site. On Thursday, the 20-year-old air conditioning mechanic, smiling, told reporters he is ready to fly home to Bihar on Friday. Senior consultant neurosurgeon Dr Roopesh Kumar said several factors including luck saved him besides intensive medical care. Alam does ...

Man survives fall from 17th floor Updated: Updated: The victim, an AC mechanic, suffered several fractures Share Article The victim, an AC mechanic, suffered several fractures Apollo Specialty Hospital in OMR recently treated a 20-year-old air-conditioning mechanic who fell from the 17th floor of a construction site at Perungudi. M.D. Firoj Alam tripped and fell to the fifth floor of the building. He sustained multiple injuries in his body, fractured his legs, skull and facial bones. He wa...

Pran to Sanjay Dutt, how the villain in Indian cinema changed over the years Pran to Sanjay Dutt, how the villain in Indian cinema changed over the years The culture of villainisation has undergone a dramatic change over the past few decades in Indian Cinema. We take a deeper look at how things have altered. advertisement Some of the most popular mainstream villains of all time. In Indian cinema, if the onus is on the hero to ensure that the good emerges triumphant over the evil, it is the anta...