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Enough is enough! Please retire, netizens tell Kohli

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Team India were completely outplayed on the final day as England crushed India by 7 wickers.

Joe Root slammed his 11th Test century since 2021 while Bairstow hit his second of the match as England cruised to an easy win.

The successful chase of 378 is also the highest they have chased ever in Test cricket.

While this is bad news for Indian fans, they were quick to vent their anger on former captain, Virat Kohli.

What did Kohli do?

Kohli is known for his on-field aggression and sledging.

This time, his target was Jonny Bairstow.

As Bairstow walked off after scoring a fighting 106 in the first innings, cameras caught Kohli blowing him a kiss.

Earlier, on day two of the Test when Bairstow was struggling against the Indian pacers, Kohli was heard saying, “A bit faster than Southee, eh?”

In between, Kohli was seen putting his finger on his mouth and gesturing Bairstow to get back to batting, with words like “shut up, just stand and bat” coming in the 33rd over.

Bairstow is a feisty character and used Kohli’s insults to boost himself up.

He got fired up by the altercation and went on to score 106 off 140 balls.

Bairstow’s century helped England to 284, which looked unlikely at one point.

Many Twitter users felt that had Kohli not poked Bairstow, India could have won the match and clinched the series.

Netizens slam Kohli

Sample some of these reactions!

“Not happy saying this but Kohli needs to sit out. We cannot go into a test match with 1 batsman who really doesn’t contribute and barks no end. Get a young kid is eager to prove himself.

“Kohli should focus more on batting that his antics. right now he doesn’t deserve chance in Indian cricket team.”

English broadcaster and television personality Piers Morgan took to social media and posted an image of Kohli blowing a kiss towards Bairstow as the England batter made his way to the dressing room.

“Kohli has a brass neck blowing mocking kisses at a bloke who’s scored three more Test hundreds in the past month than he has in the past 2.5 years,” tweeted Morgan.

Another critic said, “Few players more insufferable in test cricket than Virat Kohli. Blowing kisses at Bairstow who’s scored more centuries today than Kohli has in about three years. Focus on your own game. #ENGvsIND.”

Another fan felt Kohli`s celebrations were ‘pathetic’.

“Virat Kohli’s celebration there is embarrassing and pathetic. I’d be having a word personally, don’t like it. It’s excessive and over the top for no reason #ENGvIND.”

This is very unfortunate and we hope Kohli lets his bat speak rather than tongue, in the future.

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Shyam Benegal Passes Away at 90, Leaving a Legacy in Indian Cinema

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Shyam Benegal’s contribution to Indian cinema remains unparalleled as the world mourns his passing. The veteran filmmaker died at 90 on Monday evening at Wockhardt Hospital in Mumbai. Shyam Benegal’s daughter, Pia Benegal, confirmed his death, attributing it to a prolonged kidney ailment.

Often hailed as the pioneer of parallel cinema, Benegal reshaped Indian storytelling with his realistic and socially conscious films. With classics like Ankur, Nishant, Manthan, and Bhumika, he became a towering figure in post-1970s Indian cinema. His groundbreaking debut, Ankur (1973), won the National Film Award and introduced the talent of Shabana Azmi and Anant Nag to audiences.

Over his illustrious career, Shyam Benegal received 18 National Film Awards and a Nandi Award. In 1976, the government of India honored him with the Padma Shri, and in 1991, he was awarded the Padma Bhushan. His crowning achievement came in 2005 when he received the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, India’s highest cinematic honor.

Even at 90, Benegal remained active in his craft. Despite undergoing dialysis three times a week, he continued working on two to three new film projects. “They are all different from one another,” he shared, highlighting his enduring passion for storytelling. His last film, Mujib: The Making of a Nation (2023), showcased his commitment to narrating impactful stories.

Shyam Benegal’s contribution to Indian cinema went beyond accolades. He championed realism, explored complex themes, and inspired generations of filmmakers. His films, deeply rooted in Indian society, addressed issues of exploitation, empowerment, and change.

As the nation bids farewell to this cinematic giant, his legacy lives on through his timeless films, which continue to influence and inspire. Shyam Benegal’s vision redefined Indian cinema, making him an eternal icon of storytelling.

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Bangladesh Requests India to Return Deposed PM Sheikh Hasina

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Bangladesh sends a diplomatic note to India, requesting the return of deposed PM Sheikh Hasina amidst political unrest.

The Bangladeshi government has formally sent a diplomatic note to India, requesting the return of its deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The request comes amidst political tensions in Bangladesh, as the nation grapples with internal disputes and unrest.

The note marks a significant diplomatic move, highlighting the strained relations between the two neighboring countries. Bangladesh’s appeal to India aims to address concerns over Sheikh Hasina’s status and her role in the country’s political future.

Officials in Bangladesh have expressed hope that India’s cooperation will ease the ongoing political challenges. Sheikh Hasina has been a prominent figure in Bangladeshi politics, and her leadership has shaped many of the country’s policies. However, her recent removal from office has created uncertainty and divisions within the political landscape.

India, which shares close ties with Bangladesh, has yet to issue an official response to the request. Diplomatic analysts believe that India’s decision could have significant implications for bilateral relations and regional stability.

The situation has also drawn attention from the international community, with global leaders urging both nations to engage in peaceful dialogue. Experts argue that resolving the matter diplomatically will be crucial for maintaining stability in South Asia.

This development underscores the importance of strong diplomatic ties between India and Bangladesh. Both nations face shared challenges, including border security and trade relations, making cooperation essential. As the situation unfolds, all eyes remain on India’s response and its potential impact on the region’s geopolitical dynamics.

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Aamir Khan and Nana Patekar Discuss ‘Vanvaas’ in Candid Podcast Conversation

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Aamir Khan and Nana Patekar discuss Vanvaas in a candid podcast that explores the film’s themes. Khan shared his admiration for the story and the character development after meeting director Anil Sharma months ago. He was captivated by the film’s narrative and the way the characters evolved on screen.

In the podcast, shared by Zee Studios on Instagram, Khan expressed how the film’s expression touched him. “The character portrayal and the way it is expressed are really, really good,” he said. Khan also mentioned that Anil had previously narrated the story to him, leaving a strong impact on him.

The podcast covered Vanvaas‘ central themes of family, honor, and self-acceptance. The film offers a modern take on these timeless concepts. Khan and Patekar reflected on how Vanvaas explores deep emotions. Patekar spoke about his journey with the character, noting that playing this role made him examine his own understanding of family and belonging.

Patekar emphasized that Vanvaas is more than just a film—it is a reflection of emotions we often hide. “It speaks to the soul,” he added. He believes the audience will find parts of their own journey in the film. The film touches on universal themes that resonate with everyone.

Director Anil Sharma shared his thoughts on the film’s emotional depth. “A father is above all,” he said. He explained that the film captures a universal truth that every father and son will relate to. Sharma believes that Vanvaas will strike a chord with its audience due to its emotional weight.

Starring Utkarsh Sharma and Simrat Kaur, Vanvaas released on December 20, 2024. The film continues to capture attention for its heartfelt portrayal of familial bonds and personal growth.

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