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The espionage genre has found a new contender with “Berlin,” a gripping spy thriller that’s ready to set the screen on fire. We're excited today for the release of the Berlin trailer. The film, which will premiere exclusively on ZEE5 Global on September 13th, is directed by Atul Sabharwal and promises a nail-biting journey into the murky world of espionage set against the politically charged backdrop of 1990s New Delhi. With a cast that includes Aparshakti Khurana, Ishwak Singh, Rahul Bose, and Anupriya Goenka, “Berlin” is shaping up to be a must-watch for fans of intense dramas where secrets are the currency, and trust is a dangerous luxury. https://youtu.be/PxOtO3rN6h0 Power, Deceit, and Unanswered Questions The trailer, which ZEE5 Global recently released, immediately plunges viewers into a world of high-stakes espionage. The story follows a young deaf-mute man (played by Ishwak Singh) accused of being a foreign spy. The complexity of the case only deepens when a skilled sign language expert (Aparshakti Khurana) is brought in to interpret the suspect’s silent world. However, the more he uncovers, the more entangled he becomes in a web of deceit and danger. Rahul Bose plays an intelligence officer who races against time and rival agencies to unravel the truth, while Anupriya Goenka’s character adds another layer of intrigue as her true loyalties remain ambiguous. Could the real spy be hiding in plain sight? Aparshakti Khurana: Breaking New Ground Aparshakti Khurana, known for his roles in lighter films, steps into uncharted territory with “Berlin.” He plays the role of a sign language expert who finds himself drawn into the espionage game—a role that has pushed him out of his comfort zone and into the shoes of a character far removed from anything he’s done before. As Khurana himself put it, “It’s like being the wildcard in a high-stakes poker game where every player holds a secret.” His portrayal is poised to surprise audiences who are used to seeing him in more comedic or light-hearted roles. A Cinematic Triumph at Global Film Festivals Before its digital release, “Berlin” made waves at several prestigious international film festivals, including MAMI in Mumbai, the Indian Film Festival Los Angeles, and the Asian World Film Festival. The film’s success on the festival circuit has only heightened the anticipation for its release on ZEE5 Global. With accolades for its compelling narrative and stellar performances, “Berlin” is poised to make a significant impact on global audiences. It’s a rare blend of intense drama, cultural richness, and a plot that keeps you guessing until the very end. “Berlin” is hoping to me more than just a spy thriller; it’s a mind-bending puzzle that will have you playing detective from your couch. The film’s setting in 1990s New Delhi adds a unique flavor to the genre, while the stellar cast and gripping plot promise to keep viewers hooked. As alliances shift and secrets unravel, “Berlin” will make you question everything—because in this world, even the quietest voice can be the deadliest. Don’t miss out on this captivating thriller when it premieres on ZEE5 Global on September 13th. Read the full article

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Name: Mahira Zahara Garcia

Faceclaim: Alia Bhatt

Gender & Pronouns: CIS-woman & she/her

Age: 35

Birthday: January, 31, 1989

Occupation: Owner of Soundwave Nightclub

Neighborhood: Carriage Falls

Does your character have a secret? She secretly believes that she should have died in captivity and struggles with survivor's guilt. She also has been sending money to the family of the cameraman who was murdered in Syria.

Would you be willing to have this secret used against them at some point in the future? Yes.

Biography

tw: mentions of death and ptsd. 

Mahira never knew her birth parents. Her earliest memories were of life in a crowded orphanage in Delhi, India. The orphanage caregivers doted on the petite girl with the dimpled chubby cheeks and sparkling eyes, yet the other children picked on her mercilessly. By age four when she was adopted by Adela Garcia, she had become a withdrawn, lonely child who rarely smiled. But her new mother lavished love and affection on her newly adopted daughter. Within months of joining the family in Wilmington, SC, her bubbly personality returned. By the time her mom adopted Donnie Paak, Mahi had returned to the vivacious little girl she had always been. With Donnie in the household, she finally had the sibling she had always dreamed of having. She immediately took on the role of protective big sister. She and Donnie did everything together—often causing mischief in their wake. She was fiercely protective of her younger brother.

In high school, she made average grades, but stayed busy with sports and activities. She sang in the school choir and played middle blocker on the varsity volleyball team. After graduation, she struggled to settle on a career path. She started out studying business at Seattle Pacific University, but found herself drawn to journalism. Because of this, at the start of her second semester, she changed majors. She graduated with a journalism degree and landed a job as a field reporter at a local news station. Initially, she was always pushed around by others in the field. But after meeting and being told that she should always stand up for herself from a successful reporter who she had always idolized—she gained confidence. Taking the woman's advice to heart, Mahira held her head high and refused to let anyone walk all over her. Her career soon took off.

By age 28, she was working as a foreign correspondent—often traveling to dangerous places around the world. This caused endless worry for her mother and Donnie, though they were exceedingly proud of Mahira. She was always safe, until a reporting trip to Syria five years ago. While covering the drug epidemic there, Mahira and her crew were kidnapped and held hostage. When they got to the place where she would be held, the cameraman was shot and killed right before her very eyes. Those 18 horrific days in captivity left her emotionally scarred. She wondered daily if she would make it out alive. When explosions rocked the compound, she thought her end had come. But the door swung open and a man in black fatigues saved her life, getting her to safety amidst a hail of gunfire. In her darkest hour, he was her guardian angel.

Upon returning to the U.S., she struggled with PTSD and lost her way. She would often disappear for months at a time—traveling to different places because after the close brush with death, she felt like she had to live her life to the fullest. She ended up making a lot of money through playing poker. One day, after another encounter with the man who had saved her, she decided to go home. She had been back in Wilmington for two weeks and was now getting therapy and opening a nightclub. She hates rainy days because it reminds her of the 18 days of captivity in Syria.

tl;dr

Mahira was born in Delhi, India but was adopted at age four by Adela Garcia. She grew up in Wilmington with her younger brother, Donovan. In college, she studied journalism and later became a foreign correspondent. While covering the drug epidemic in Syria 5 years ago, she was kidnapped and held hostage for 18 days, where she was forced to witness the murder of her team’s cameraman. A man came to her aid during an explosion and the two ended up hiding for another day before being rescued. Struggling with PTSD, she spent the last 5 years traveling and earned her living by playing poker. In July 2024, she returned home, where she is now getting therapy and using her poker winnings to open a nightclub; Soundwave.

Wanted Connections

Him: He's the guardian angel who saved her all those years ago in Syria. Vedant Dasari

Brother: He’s that little brother that Mahi dotes on and like Sara—she’ll protect him from anyone who tries to hurt him. Donovan Paak

Friends: 

Cousin: Ruhika Marathe

Best Friend: They grew up together and are as thick as thieves. Chloe Anurak

Enemies: Could be a competitor or just someone she doesn’t vibe with.  

Yoga Friend: This person goes to yoga with Mahi. They could have met in a class one day. 

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On this day in Wikipedia: Thursday, 7th September

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7th September 2021 🗓️ : Event - Bitcoin Bitcoin becomes legal tender in El Salvador. "Bitcoin (abbreviation: BTC or XBT; sign: ₿) is a decentralized digital currency. Bitcoin transactions are verified by network nodes through cryptography and recorded in a public distributed ledger called a blockchain. The cryptocurrency was invented in 2008 by an unknown person or group of people..."

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7th September 2018 🗓️ : Death - Pedro Jirón Pedro Jirón, Nicaraguan footballer "Pedro Jose Jirón Rugama "Peche Jirón" (18 December 1939 – 7 September 2018) was a Nicaraguan professional footballer who played as a midfielder. ..."

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Women are taking part in gaming for fun, to connect socially, and as a professional career. These women gamer groups not only play for fun but also compete on a professional level or get involved in the industry, some of whom even become successful content creators.

In the world of video gaming, violence, and guns are no longer the only options. Women are also taking to gaming as a form of relaxation, a means of social connection, and even as a profession because it attracts people of all ages and genders. Women account for as many as 43% of smartphone gamers in India. Meet some serious gamers to find out what keeps them hooked. Did you know that women make up 18 percent of gamers in India? Women make up 43% of smartphone gamers across all age groups when you narrow it down to smartphone gamers. The figures, which were brought to light by the 2021 “Think with Google APAC—Play like a Girl” report, also showed that the number of female gamers in India is growing at a faster rate than the number of male gamers.

These women are part of a growing group of gamers who not only play for fun but also compete on a professional level or get involved in the industry, some of whom even become successful content creators. They are making it more and more clear that gaming is no longer just for men.

“Women now have access to the digital space in a way that may not have been possible in other social settings thanks to affordable Internet and smartphones. In a previous report, Roland Landers, CEO of All India Gaming Federation (AIGF), the apex industry body for online skill gaming in India, told FE that this is a major reason why women are participating in online games, along with other economic and social opportunities.

About 30% of the registered users of fantasy sports platforms in India are women, according to a Deloitte report.

We profile a few women who are redefining gaming in India by either participating in major tournaments and paid contests, creating content for social media, earning money, or simply advancing the industry:

Manisha Mehta, Delhi

Manisha Mehta, based in New Delhi, Delhi, was first introduced to online poker by a friend who used to play it frequently. I then began looking into various online games. Poker is by far my favorite game out of all of them. According to the holder of a postgraduate degree in commerce, “I find it engaging.”

So began her journey into online gaming. Mehta’s response, when asked why she chose poker, is: My favorite game is without a doubt poker. I’ve learned a lot about discipline and money management from playing it, in addition to being mentally stimulating. Because of this, I adore it so much.”

Mehta, 29, enjoys playing poker as a means of relaxation and unwinding in addition to his full-time job at a multinational corporation. She regularly participates in paid contests and poker tournaments on the Mobile Premier League (MPL) app, even though she has not yet entered any major tournaments. She has also received cash rewards, but she is reluctant to reveal the amount due to private reasons.

“They have “head-to-head” competitions and a variety of tables with varying entry fees. Additionally, I value the chance to interact with other players from various backgrounds and skill levels. She elaborates, “I find that by participating in these smaller competitions, I can improve my skills, learn new techniques and strategies, and prepare myself for when I take part in a larger tournament in the future.”

Mehta doesn’t have a social media channel, but she follows some of the best poker players and gaming influencers to stay up to date on industry news and strategies. She states, “It’s a great way to learn from the best and stay up to date on the most recent gaming trends and developments.”

Mehta says that “it’s great to see” more women are turning to poker as a full-time career. Sadly, however, there is still a negative perception of card games. She explains, “People tend to believe they are only based on luck and not skill.”

According to Mehta, this can make it difficult for players, particularly female players, to pursue professional sports. It can also be difficult to obtain family support. However, attitudes are shifting, and a growing number of people are becoming aware of the mentally stimulating nature of skill-based poker. I’m confident that even more women will take up the sport if we can raise awareness and educate the public. She says that more women should be encouraged and supported to pursue a career in the industry and that society should recognize the skill and mental stimulation involved in games like poker.

It’s important to keep in mind that poker is just one part of the gaming industry. First-person shooters, sports games, and many other types of games can be found online.

“As long as they are passionate and motivated, I believe women in India can make a career out of any of these genres. The business is always expanding and changing; Mehta continues, “so, there are plenty of opportunities to make a career out of gaming.”

Kanika Bisht, Pune

Kanika Bisht Kanika Bisht is known as “Kani Gaming” on streaming services. Her career as a game streamer began four years ago. She is based in Pune. I was pursuing a career in modeling at the time, and I came across Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) and PUBG videos from Dynamo and Mortal on YouTube. I couldn’t resist downloading the games after watching their videos, she claims.

Bisht frequently streams Valorant, a free first-person tactical hero shooter, as well as other games on her channel. She goes on to say, “I think playing other games is a fun way to interact with my audience and makes it more interesting.”

Bisht has previously taken part in a few esports competitions. Social media is essential for me as a streamer to keep in touch with my audience. I stream on Loco, a leading esports and live game streaming platform, as well as YT (YouTube). My Instagram handle is @kanikaluv. Do check out my Loco stream,” she advises.

Bisht asserts that gaming is not an exception to the rule where women have achieved success. We can confidently state that women can make gaming their full-time occupation. It is encouraging to see a dramatic increase in the number of female gamers over time, demonstrating that gaming is no longer dominated by men. She asserts that all that is required is practice, enthusiasm, and dedication to the sport.

However, according to Bisht, women streamers are judged more on their appearance than on their gaming skills. Misogynists abound with the belief that “girls can’t play better than boys” and that esports and video games are typically referred to as sports for men. Women gamers need to put in twice as much effort to establish their identities and convince viewers that they are capable of playing and streaming games, as their abilities have long been questioned.

As a result, the idea of competing with men has been foreign. However, things are beginning to change right now, and Bisht adds, “The day will come soon when men and women will be treated equally in the esports and gaming industry.”

Muskan Sethi, Delhi

Muskan Sethi, 33, of New Delhi, used to play many strategy games and take a lot of sports seriously as a child. However, the Delhi resident has never looked back since her father introduced her to poker.

Poker attracted me right away because it provided me with the challenge and learning opportunity I always seek in a game. Additionally, “I thoroughly enjoy it because it allows me to connect and play with players from around the world,” according to Sethi, “my husband first introduced me to the world of online poker.”

Sethi has always been attracted to strategy and skill-based games from the beginning. Poker has always been her favorite because it has higher difficulty levels than other games. She tells us why: Like chess, poker is a skill-based game. But in chess, everything is on the board, and the player must make his moves accordingly, so it goes even further. However, because the cards in poker are hidden, you must mentally calculate every possible combination and permutation. You’ll have to read your opponent’s thoughts, body language, and other cues simultaneously. To beat the other players, a poker player must therefore quickly decipher all of the information.

Sethi has competed in several national and international tournaments. She was one of the most well-known when she was chosen to compete in a tournament in Barcelona, Spain, as one of 70,000 players from India. Since she began playing poker professionally, she has also participated in the World Series of Poker several times, the most recent time being in July 2022. My claim to fame, in my opinion, came about when word spread that a girl from India plays poker and I blocked the world’s best poker player. As the saying goes, the rest is history. In the past, I have also appeared in the poker-themed television series Shark Cage. She continues, “I am also going to contribute arduously to the creation of a lot of educational content and raise awareness for poker in India.”

Sethi has participated in numerous Indian tournaments, including the National Poker Series. She has a channel on YouTube called “The A-Game with Muskan” where she talks one-on-one with different people and discusses various trends that are now popular in India. Even though keeping up with it has been difficult given my poker and entrepreneurial commitments, she complains.

She posts the most frequently on Instagram. She declares, “I share everything related to my life and the sport of poker there, including my associations, my fitness routine, poker tips, and the list goes on and on.”

Mitsu Chavda, Surat

Surat resident Mitsu Chavda has been playing video games for more than a decade. The 29-year-old lawyer used to play games like Super Mario Bros., Contra, and Adventure Island when she was younger. Since then, she has “evolved” into games like Counter-Strike, Dota, Clash of Clans, Mobile Legends, Fortnite, Garena Free Fire, PUBG Mobile, and Call of Duty on her mobile phone as well as Counter-Strike, Dota, and Clash of Clans on her PC. The resident of Surat makes it a point to play for at least two hours at night every day, a practice she also describes as a “stress-buster.”

Chavda knows the nuances and requirements of the industry because he plays games. As a result, she also decided to become an esports lawyer who works to grow the esports industry in India.

Chavda asserts that there has been an increase in women’s participation in India across all industries, including gaming. In addition, there is the issue of affordability and the fact that almost every family in India’s middle class has a smartphone. Regarding the idea of raising a girl, there is now a mindset that is not oppressive. She says this gives them the freedom to investigate other fields like gaming.

Chavda thinks that games like BGMI and Free Fire, which have a large number of active players and are heavily promoted by their publishers, attract the majority of female players. Additionally, there is a lack of awareness regarding women’s inability to enter other games’ communities. However, I’ve observed a lot of women playing games like Call of Duty and Valorant: Mobile, she continues.

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