The Panchanama Boys along with Rishi Kapoor are here as “Jhootha Kahin Ka” released on Friday. It has already become a talk of the town and is earning massive brownie points with the audience. The comedy caper is assured to be on its’ way to be a part of the coveted club. With several Bollywood celebrities singing the praise of the film, trade experts are predicting good growth in box office numbers over the weekend.

4 decades post the release of Rishi Kapoor-Neetu Singh starer Jhootha Kahin Ka, this trailblazing comedy also starring Pyaar Ka Punchnama actors Sunny Singh and Omkar Kapoor aspires to earn box office merit for its comic timing, entertaining one-liner and will give a new direction to situational and witty humor in Bollywood. The family entertainer shot in Punjab, Mauritius & Bangkok last year, also stars Jimmy Sheirgill, Lillete Dubey, Rajesh Sharma and Manoj Joshi, and revolves around two students who are reluctant to return to India owing to their fascination for a foreign land, prompting one of the boy’s simpleton father to embark on a surprise visit, only to open up Pandora’s box of fabrications and hoaxes.

The film is directed by leading Punjabi film director, Smeep Kang, the only director to have contributed 100 crores annually to the Punjabi film industry, and makes his Bollywood debut with this film.

Producer Deepak Mukut states, “The film is being received very well in urban and rural centers and it is being appreciated by the audience for its’ apt comical content and casting.”

Producer Anuj Sharma adds on, “We are confident of a steady run at the box office with the love the film is receiving across the country”

Jhootha Kahin Ka is produced by Deepak Mukut and Anuj Sharma, under the banner of Shantketan Entertainments and presented by Soham Rockstar Entertainment. The film releases today.

The film is currently sharing box office business with Kabir Singh, Super 30, Family Of Thakurganj, and Lion King

Mr. Vivek Kothari, son of popular businessman  Mr. Prithviraj Kothari has carved quite a niche from himself. Born in Mumbai, Vivek is B.Com graduate from the University of Mumbai.

At this young age, Vivek is an Executive Director of Augmont Enterprises Private Limited. It a company off integrated precious metals management which carries operations in trading of gold and silver coin & bar through its online platform, gold refining, and manufacturing of tamper proof packaged jewelry. 

At the age of 28 years, Vivek Kothari has a great quest for knowledge and is always keen on making new strategies for the upliftment of the bullion industry. He aims to make “Augmont” presence globally.

Vivek is very passionate about films. He loves watching films and understands very well what goes behind making one. It’s his passion, love, and understanding for cinema that helped him take a new direction in his life. Vivek is all set to produce a Bollywood film.

This film is going to be a big-budget one with a stellar cast. He will soon announce the director, title and the star cast of his first Bollywood project.

You get lots of beautiful intelligence people in the world as a top businessman and woman, but very rare are born with a gifted talent and charming personality. “Gauri Mehta” a stunning beauty from Dubai, is blessed with attractive looks and active brain.

What should we call her, a content creator whose content is famous worldwide? A stunning and beautiful model? Fashion Diva? Alternatively, and Entrepreneur?

Gauri Mehta is blessed with superb talent; this young girl is gorgeous, A Diva no less than a top model, she has that curves and face which can swiftly become show stopper in a big production fashion house.

Gauri Mehta is based in Dubai. She started as a fashion and lifestyle blogger, who has a massive fan following than many other content creators in the world. Her fans list is growing with top celebrities and vast audiences around the world.

Her beauty has won hearts of many not only that she has beauty pageants too, She was featured in 2016 Femina Miss India, and she has also won campus Princess title at an early age. She has worked with A grade fashion Brands who are widely famous like Fashion nova, Wellington, Klasse14, shop mango people, and she has also been Brand Ambassador of Jewellery brands like Rah jewelry, Uff!!! The list is not over yet, as she is the face of top hotels in Dubai like Sheraton, Sofitel Dubai, Voco and many more.

Her talent has helped her gain lots of popularity worldwide and die hearts fans of her beauty. She is an institution; young girls can learn lots of things from her about how to use social media and how can you grow your popularity. Gauri Mehta is a social media influencer famous for her pictures, videos, and content. Her Instagram fan list is growing at a rapid speed, which shows her popularity. Her career graph has seen an upward trend over the past few years.

Gauri is shifting gear to the top by starting a new venture called “Golden Girl Studio” in that she is going to showcase top cosmetic products and accessories for women. Her fashion will surely work in her business, and undoubtedly she is going to rock, and we are damn sure that this Diva is going to make it big as an Entrepreneur too. After all, she is born to win in life. Add this as another achievement in her life at a young age.

Fitness and health is the primary need of everyone’s life, and from the past few years, the internet generation has become laid back and lazy, which resulted in increasing the case of obesity. Iwinosa Kevin Osazee, who is a fitness model and bodybuilder, has become a motivation for the youngsters on the internet. He is on a mission to change the lifestyle of the youth around the world and motivate them to stay fit and adopt a healthy lifestyle.

Iwinosa Kevin Osazee who was born in the Benin City of Nigeria, moved to Holland when he was just six years old and had been living in the Netherlands ever since. He was very athletic as a child. While growing up in his body was naturally muscular without lifting any heavyweight or exercise which inspired him to work out and shape his body even better. He always loved and admired the collection of fitness models and wanted to achieve that level of perfection, so he started gyming when he was just 16years old.

He developed his interest in bodybuilding even since and devoted himself to achieve that perfect body and worked day and night for it. Kevin also participated in many bodybuilding competitions such as 

1. Amateur Olympia Spain, Classic Physique – (second position)

2. Dennis James Classic – (third position)

3. William Bonac Classic – ( third position)

Kevin Osazee loves to motivate people about fitness and a healthy lifestyle. He is so dedicated to making people aware of the importance of fitness in one’s life. He says that motivating people and sharing knowledge about health and fitness is that one thing that gives him energy and motivation to work hard. To work for people and contribute a Lil in making their life better is what matters to him, and he will continue to do it for the rest of his life.

In the modern-day city of Bhavnagar in Gujarat is a young man who envisions of a fit India. Jaiveerraj Singh Gohil is the prince of the erstwhile royal family of Bhavnagar. His great-grandfather Maharaja Krishnakumar Sinhji Gohil was the first Indian ruler to merge his kingdom with the Indian union in 1948. Born into this lap of history, Jaiveer- or Yuvraj Bhavnagar as he is known to many, is zealous to find a way to emulate the beneficence of his forefathers. 

The young prince studied at Jamnabai Narsee and Ecole Mondiale School in Mumbai, going on to complete his graduation from the esteemed Les Roches Switzerland where he pursued a degree in hospitality. He returned to his ancestral home in Bhavnagar where the family runs a heritage hotel- Nilambag Palace Hotel. Besides this they also have Narayani Heritage which is a budget hotel,  Gopnath Bungalow, a seaside retreat and a Health Club. The Health Club is where Gohil’s passion thrived. 

Jaiveer’s interest in health and fitness got him involved in the burgeoning fitness industry in India. He was the first Indian brand ambassador for international bodybuilder Kai Greene’s company Dynamik Muscle. The Gujarat State Bodybuilding Federation- a body recognised by the Government of India, named him as their President. Gohil himself conducts state-level competitions that have given a platform to several local bodybuilders. 

The unique fitness methods adopted by Gohil combines old-school akhada training with compound lifts. He has created a special training program for the Bhavnagar City Police Department which he personally oversees. His aim is to transform Gujarat into India’s fittest city. For this Nilambag Palace Hotel is going to host a weekend Wellness Retreat and Gohil too has his own body transformation service, fitness apparel, and health food under the Yuvraj Bhavnagar Fitness Academy Label.

Sonia Thiyam’s blogging journey kick-started during her final year of her MBBS Swarovski, Grazia and Popxo. She won the competition for the south zone and that’s where it all started.

After finishing the MBBS course, she started pursuing blogging as a full-time career. For almost a year, she dedicated all her time and energy into creating content without having earned a single penny.

Slowly, after one year, she started getting smaller projects that really kept her going & made her want to work harder towards her goals!

There was no looking back ever since for Sonia Thiyam. She was a full-time blogger and a part-time doctor too!

Sonia’s success did not come easily to her. She had to make her career decision against her family’s wishes and being the eldest in her family, there was a lot of pressure that she had to deal with.

Despite all the hurdles, Sonia has put in intense efforts in her work to reach where she is. In spite of financial instability, she invested in hiring a photographer because she knew that good photos played a very important role in her blogging career.

Eventually, many brands started noticing and liking her content & fashion curation. And soon they wanted her on board for campaigns and projects.

Sonia’s approach to fashion is artistic, simple and all about comfort with a smart style. Her mind-blowing fashion sense is reflected through her photos on Instagram.

Sonia Thiyam believes that one should notice and take inspiration from the tiniest details in their surroundings.

For Sonia her job is a work of art; she doesn’t do it for fame, for her, it’s about creating an impact. She wants to tell the youth to chase after their dreams regardless of the obstacles. She strongly feels one should love what they’re doing and make sure to live their dreams!

We had first rendezvous with Mr. Manish Gandhi in Pragati Maidan last week. Mr. Gandhi is more than exhibition and conferences, he is a vision and takes into account a holistic view while designing his business ahead. He talked about his journey so far with ABECL and IHFF in detail to the team. The insights he put up were different and enlightening.

He had a vision of bringing all the fitness industry’s regulators, transformers, brands, and even international events together at one platform while collaborating with Sheru Aangrish for IHFF. The motive was to create accessibility, awareness and maximum benefits for the masses and create branding, marketing and networking lobby for brands. Also, the very thoughtful decision of bringing the international bodybuilding platform right here for athletes where they can compete without spending a fortune and winners can get a pro card too.

A lot of additions have been made to IHFF which has now come up in Bangalore also apart from Mumbai and Delhi. As Mr. Gandhi puts it that what we are seeing and doing is the tip of the iceberg and there is a lot of potential in this particular platform which can bring maximum benefit to all of the key players in the industry, IHFF is still under evolution and it is a never-ending journey to think ahead, plan ahead, move ahead and go ahead!

His message to the fitness entrepreneurs clearly marks that one should not be detoured by social media fan following because that is not your achievement. Achievement lies in a substantial contribution to the sport and sports business you are representing. The energy should be utilized to add value to your real work and promote your work to take it to the common people via authentic sources.

Veteran Congress leader Sheila Dikshit, who was the longest-serving chief minister of Delhi, has died at a hospital in Delhi. She was 81.

Ms. Dikshit died at 3.30 pm, her family has confirmed.

She was currently serving as the Delhi Congress chief, a charge she took over in January this year.

“We regret to hear of the passing of Smt Sheila Dikshit. Lifelong congresswoman and like three times CM of Delhi she transformed the face of Delhi. Our condolences to her family and friends. Hope they find strength in this time of grief,” the Congress tweeted.

Sheila Dikshit had served as Delhi’s chief minister for three consecutive terms between 1998 and 2013. She was succeeded by Aam Aadmi Party’s Arvind Kejriwal.

Mr. Kejriwal tweeted to say Ms. Dikshit’s contribution to Delhi will always be remembered. “It is a huge loss for Delhi and her contribution will always be remembered. My heartfelt condolences to her family members. May her soul rest in peace,” he said.

President Ram Nath Kovind also offered his condolences. “Her term in office was a period of momentous transformation for the capital for which she will be remembered. Condolences to her family and associates,” he tweeted.

Sheila Dikshit was credited for Delhi’s growing infrastructure including roads and flyovers, a less polluted city, better public transport system as well as development on the health and educational fronts.

Sheila Dikshit, after her stint as Delhi chief minister, was sworn in as Kerala’s Governor in 2004 but resigned in just six months.

She had started off as a reluctant politician, and cut her political teeth assisting her father-in-law, a veteran Uttar Pradesh Congress leader Uma Shankar Dikshit, who was a minster in Indira Gandhi’s cabinet.

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Music Director, Music Producer, Playback Singer and India’s favorite reality show judge, Anu Malik’s brilliance holds no bounds as he stands tall as one of the few music directors with the most numbers of longest songs of Bollywood. 

Ruling the 90s with his music, Anu Malik has always been one of the top music directors of Bollywood. With songs ranging from Julie Julie to Tere Dar Par Sanam to Baazigar O Baazigar to Oonchi hai Building to even the latest Dum Laga Ke Haisha; time and again Anu Malik has proven his versatility and brilliance creating over 100 hit songs.  His unique style of music and his promptness of creating tunes in a blink of an eye have created for him a niche in the industry that has stood relevant across decades. 

Iconic music director and one of India’s most loved reality TV judge, Anu Malik is back again with Sony TV for the upcoming season of Indian Idol to complete the trio panel along with two other super hit musicians. 

With a career spanning over more than 4 decades, Anu Malik, even today, forms a part of the most talented gems of the Indian film industry with a legacy of songs and music that the whole country has sworn by. His unique blend of western-inspired tunes along with the thumping beats of the table is something that has set him apart from others and has become a constant favorite amongst the youth of all generations. Hailing from a family of musicians and taking his learnings at a young age of seven from his father and legendary musician Sardar Malik, he mastered the art of creating refreshing tunes within seconds thereby stepping foot in the world of musical creations.  It was however at the age of 20 that Anu Malik entered Bollywood as a music director for the movie ‘Hunterwali’ in 1977 swaying the industry with his one of a kind melodies and beats. Although his music created curious interest among the audience, it was only in 1993 when he created the music for ‘Baazigar’ that Anu Malik’s music hit the charts and won the audiences’ hearts. His songs ‘Baazigar O Baazigar’, ‘Yeh Kaali Kaali Aankhen’ not only became a fan-favorite but also bagged him his first Filmfare award as a music director marking the beginning of his success.  

Anu Malik then went on to create music that cut across genres ranging from flirty numbers like ‘Garam Chai ki Pyali’, ‘Oonchi hai building’ to the pop hit ‘Gori Gori’ and ‘Tumse Milke Dil Ka Hai Jo Haal’ for ‘Main Hoon Na’ and also to the latest sweet melodies like ‘Moh Moh Ke Dhaage’ for ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’, and Sui Dhaaga. 

Oral health has been isolated from traditional healthcare and health policy for too long, despite the major global public health burden of oral diseases, according to a Lancet Series on Oral Health, published today in The Lancet. Failure of the global health community to prioritize the global burden of oral health has led to calls from Lancet Series authors for the radical reform of dental care, tightened regulation of the sugar industry, and greater transparency around conflict of interests in dental research. 

Oral diseases, including tooth decay, gum disease, and oral cancers, affect almost half of the global population, with untreated dental decay the most common health condition worldwide. In India, oral disorders are the most prevalent disease condition and have remained so for the past 30 years. Prevalence of oral cancer is highest in South Asian countries.

In addition to a lower quality of life, oral diseases have a major economic impact on both individuals and the wider health care system. Aggregate direct treatment costs due to dental diseases in South Asia stands at almost $12.84 Billion.

The Lancet Series on Oral Health led by University College London (UCL) researchers brought together 13 academic and clinical experts from 10 countries to better understand why oral diseases have persisted globally over the last three decades, despite scientific advancements in the field, and why prevalence has increased in low- and middle- income countries (LMIC), and among socially disadvantaged and vulnerable people, no matter where they live.

A tipping point for global oral health

“Dentistry is in a state of crisis,” said Professor Richard Watt, Chair and Honorary Consultant in Dental Public Health at UCL and lead author of the Series. “Current dental care and public health responses have been largely inadequate, inequitable, and costly, leaving billions of people without access to even basic oral health care. While this breakdown in the delivery of oral healthcare is not the fault of individual dental clinicians committed to caring for their patients, a fundamentally different approach is required to effectively tackle to the global burden of oral diseases.”

In high-income countries (HIC), dentistry is increasingly technology-focused and trapped in a treatment-over-prevention cycle, failing to tackle the underlying causes of oral diseases. Oral health conditions share many of the same underlying risk factors as non-communicable diseases, such as sugar consumption, tobacco use, and harmful alcohol consumption. 

In middle-income countries the burden of oral diseases is considerable, but oral care systems are often underdeveloped and unaffordable to the majority. In low-income countries the current situation is most bleak, with even basic dental care unavailable and most disease remaining untreated. 

Coverage for oral health care in LMIC is vastly lower than in HIC with median estimations ranging from 35% in low-, 60% in lower-middle, 75% in upper middle, and 82% in high income countries. 

Manu Raj Mathur, Head-Health Policy and Additional Professor, Public Health Foundation of India, said: “Recently, the Government of India announced the Ayushman Bharat Yojana or Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, which aims at strengthening Primary Health Care and providing financial protection to the most vulnerable section of the society. It is aimed at creating awareness, screening and symptomatic care for oral diseases, counselling for tobacco cessation and referral to Tobacco Cessation Centers.”

Sugar, alcohol and tobacco industries fuel global burden

The burden of oral diseases is on course to rise, as more people are exposed to the main risk factors of oral diseases. Sugar consumption, the primary cause of tooth decay, is rising rapidly across many LMIC. While sugary drinks consumption is highest in HIC, the growth in sales of sugary drinks in many LMIC is substantial. By 2020, Coca-Cola intend to spend US$12 billion on marketing their products across Africa [4] in contrast to WHO’s total annual budget of $4.4 billion (2017).

“The use of clinical preventive interventions such as topical fluorides to control tooth decay is proven to be highly effective, yet because it is seen as a ‘panacea’, it can lead to many losing sight of the fact that sugar consumption remains the primary cause of disease development.” said Watt. “We need tighter regulation and legislation to restrict marketing and influence of the sugar, tobacco and alcohol industries, if we are to tackle the root causes of oral conditions.”

Writing in a linked commentary, Cristin E Kearns of the University of California and Lisa A Bero of the University of Sydney raise additional concerns with the financial links between dental research organisations and the industries responsible for many of these risk factors.

“Emerging evidence of industry influence on research agendas contributes to the plausibility that major food and beverage brands could view financial relationships with dental research organisations as an opportunity to ensure a focus on commercial applications for dental caries interventions—eg, xylitol, oral hygiene instruction, fluoridated toothpaste, and sugar-free chewing gum—while deflecting attention from harm caused by their sugary products.”

Lancet Series authors argue a pressing need exists to develop clearer and more transparent conflict of interest policies and procedures, and to restrict and clarify the influence of the sugar industry on dental research and oral health policy. 

Radical reform of dentistry needed

Lancet Series authors have called for wholesale reform of the dental care model in five key areas:

1. Close the divide between dental and general healthcare 
2. Educate and train the future dental workforce with an emphasis on prevention 
3. Tackle oral health inequalities through a focus on inclusivity and accessibility
4. Take a stronger policy approach to address the underlying causes of oral diseases
5. Redefine the oral health research agenda to address gaps in LMIC knowledge

Manu Raj Mathur, Head-Health Policy and Additional Professor, Public Health Foundation of India, said: “India is taking some bold steps in launching and implementing a Universal Health Coverage Programme. A new iteration of Oral Health Policy for the country is also on the anvil. The Lancet Series comes at a very crucial time for the country as it highlights the importance of oral health for overall health and well-being and presents a strong argument to include oral health care in the comprehensive primary care programme as well as covered under the national health insurance scheme.”

Dr Jocalyn Clark, an Executive Editor at The Lancet, said: “Dentistry is rarely thought of as a mainstream part of healthcare practice and policy, despite the centrality of the mouth and oral cavity to people’s well-being and identity. A clear need exists for broader accessibility and integration of dental services into healthcare systems, especially primary care, and for oral health to have more prominence within universal health coverage commitments. Everyone who cares about global health should advocate to end the neglect of oral health.”