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Woah! Karan Johar's Risky Cinematic Vision: Almost 'Killed' Rani Mukerji in -14 Degrees Rain Shoot - Vimarsana News

Woah! Karan Johar's Risky Cinematic Vision: Almost 'Killed' Rani Mukerji in -14 Degrees Rain Shoot

Karan Johar unveils a daring behind-the-scenes moment from Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna, confessing to nearly 'killing' Rani Mukerji. The director's ambitious vision led to a rain sequence at -14 degrees, making Rani shoot in a chiffon saree. While visually stunning, the revelation highlights the risks actors face for cinematic brilliance. | Tellychakkar.com

Energy storage: Companies explore high-tech solutions - Vimarsana News

Energy storage: Companies explore high-tech solutions

A submersible buoy to harvest wave energy, superheated graphite alloy blocks, vanadium flow batteries, and compressed air generators are trying to solve the problem of storing renewable energy in the grid.

Source: smh.com.au
Energy storage: Companies explore high-tech solutions - Vimarsana News

Energy storage: Companies explore high-tech solutions

A submersible buoy to harvest wave energy, superheated graphite alloy blocks, vanadium flow batteries, and compressed air generators are trying to solve the problem of storing renewable energy in the grid.

Energy storage: Companies explore high-tech solutions - Vimarsana News

Energy storage: Companies explore high-tech solutions

A submersible buoy to harvest wave energy, superheated graphite alloy blocks, vanadium flow batteries, and compressed air generators are trying to solve the problem of storing renewable energy in the grid.

Energy storage: Companies explore high-tech solutions - Vimarsana News

Energy storage: Companies explore high-tech solutions

A submersible buoy to harvest wave energy, superheated graphite alloy blocks, vanadium flow batteries, and compressed air generators are trying to solve the problem of storing renewable energy in the grid.