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Sales Lessons from golf

Who could have thought Golf can be married to sales? But and this is a significant but, Gaurav Kumar is known for making the twain meet. You might think sales is done sitting in a room hunched over the telephone or computer, while golf is all about an open landscape. How could these two so dissimilar things be ever reconciled? It can be with creativity. And sales are all about creativity.

Gaurav Kumar started his career in sales. He went through all the ups and downs that many of us go through in our lives. What made Gaurav stand apart from the crowd was his jujitsu determination to strike a path on his own. He did this by bringing new ideas into his job. Time went by. Hours turned into days; days into weeks; weeks into months; months into years. And then came a time when the labor of the past congealed together to create a swift-flowing pool of success.

People have a very bad habit of noticing success but not the labor and effort that went into the making of that success. Gaurav has not forgotten his journey. He has reached his destination, but the memory of the journey is still what he covets the most. Why? Because it was in the journey that he learned precious life lessons.  And he decided to share these lessons with others.

Sales lessons from golf might seem outlandish or improbable. But when you read the book, you realize there is so much in common between the art of sales and the art of swinging your golf club. Golf builds your character; sales bring out your true charter to the fore. Sales demand your full attention, and golf teaches you how to be attentive to even the smallest things in your life. You must make the right investment to ace the game of sales. Golf too is about making the right choice and investment.

This book, it is worth noting, breaks away from orthodox sales hocus-pocus and brings the focus back to basics. Take care of small things in life and bigger things will fall into their place automatically. It is a must-read book for beginners as well as sales experts to elevate their sales acumen to another level.

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Facts of Best Sexologist in Patna | Dubey Clinic

Popularity of Best Sexologist in Patna - Dr. Sunil Dubey

Due to his popularity in Ayurveda and Sexology medical science profession most of the people in India have requested us to know more about Dr. Sunil Dubey. In fact, after the treatment of this senior sexologist doctor of India, the sexual health of more than four lakh thirty five thousand has been improved. Today, this is a record for treating a large number of sexual patients by the current senior sexologist doctor in India.

A brief introduction of Dr. Sunil Dubey:-

Dr. Sunil Dubey, this name is not only popular in India but also all over world. In fact, he is a world famous Ayurvedacharya and working as a senior clinical sexologist doctor in Patna, Bihar. He is the director of Dubey Clinic that was established in 1965 at Langar Toli, Chauraha, and Patna-04.

He is a well-qualified Ayurveda and Sexology Medical Science expert & doctor who have been involved in this Ayurvedic Sexologist Doctor profession for a long time. He is an authorized researcher and certified sexologist doctor who has researched on several sexual diseases of men and women. With his expertise in Ayurvedic medical science, he has discovered the most impressive Ayurvedic medicine to both married and unmarried sexual patients.

For his great contribution in the treatment of sexual patients, he has also been honored with Bharat Gaurav Award, International Ayurveda Ratna Award, and Asia Fame Ayurvedic Doctor. He is also gold medalist sexologist doctor who has received this honor for his excellence performance in this Ayurvedic Sexologist work.

The story behind the success of Dr. Sunil Dubey:

Dr. Sunil Dubey is the best sexologist in Patna. Although this sentence is written in one line, the story behind the success of this senior sexologist is the result of hard work, skillful practice, dedication, innovation in creativity. He has graduated in Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery from Ranchi University. He has been an active member and involved in anthropometric anatomy at the MRSH in London. After completing his PhD in Ayurveda from USA, he became Ayurvedacharya. He is engaged in his research for medicine for sexual problems.

At last, his hard work of research of five years turned into successful results when he successfully discovered the most effective Ayurvedic medicine. He has been associated with clinical sexologist doctor for more than three and half a decades. More than 4.35 lakhs of sexual patients (men and women) have utilized his natural medicine and most of them have successfully improved their sexual problems.

More than 100 sexual patients from different cities in India contact him over phone. He interacts with them and helps them to fix their problems. Some of them come to Dubey Clinic to get their treatment and medication. He properly provides them his treatment, counseling, and medication service privileges and helps them to improve their sexual problems.

Awards and Achievements in Bihar:

Dr. Sunil Dubey is one of the most senior sexual health care doctors of Bihar, who has received lots of national, international and state awards. Here we will discuss about those awards and achievements which were honored by the Government of Bihar itself.

Honored with Bihar Shree Ratna Award by former central health minister Shree CP Thakur

Honored with Bihar Jyoti Award by the former governor of Tripura Shree Krishna Singh

Honored with Bihar Best Ayurvedacharya by the former central minister Shree Ram Kripal Yadav

More than 90% of people in Bihar always search for best sexologist in Bihar and always get him. Both local and outpatient contact Dubey Clinic every day to get their sexual solutions. In fact, this is the right destination for all those sexual patients who want to fix their sexual problems permanently.

Mostly people of Bihar and India have trust on his treatment and medication; that's why, they come to Dubey Clinic and consult him. Mostly metro cities people always consult him over phone and some of them visit Dubey Clinic. He is always helpful to all of them those who actually need of treatment.

He has a very soft heart and genuine concern for sexual patients. That's why; He provides his treatment and medicine to all categories of sexual patients. Apart from the work of sexologist, he also takes part in social work and helps poor people from time to time. Truly, his fair work towards the society has filled many people with happiness in life.

With best wishes:

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Dr. Sunil Dubey, Gold Medalist Sexologist

B.A.M.S. (Ranchi) | M.R.S.H. (London) | Ph.D. in Ayurveda (USA)

Location: Dubey Market, Langar Toli, Chauraha, Patna - 04

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Book Release Ceremony at High Commission of Suriname

New Delhi: In a splendid ceremony hosted at the High Commission of Suriname, a literary masterpiece, “A Journey Through Timeless Heritage of Suriname,” authored by Dr. Gaurav Gupta, was unveiled in the presence of esteemed dignitaries and luminaries from various fields.

The distinguished guests for the evening included Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chancellor of AAFT University; H.E. Aroone Kumare, High Commissioner of Suriname; and H.E. Paulias Korni, High Commissioner of Papua New Guinea. This trio of eminent personalities jointly graced the occasion and released the much-anticipated book, symbolizing a celebration of cultural richness and historical legacy.

The event drew a diverse audience, with diplomats and notable figures from the art and culture fraternity coming together to witness the unveiling of this literary gem. The atmosphere was charged with intellectual fervor and a shared appreciation for the cultural tapestry that Suriname represents.

Dr. Gaurav Gupta’s “A Journey Through Timeless Heritage of Suriname” promises to be a significant addition to the literary landscape, offering readers a profound exploration of Suriname’s rich heritage and historical significance. The author’s meticulous research and literary craftsmanship were applauded by the gathering, further affirming the book’s potential to serve as a valuable resource for those interested in the cultural legacy of Suriname.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, known for his contributions to the fields of education and culture, emphasized the importance of such literary works in fostering a deeper understanding of diverse cultures. The High Commissioners, H.E. Aroone Kumare and H.E. Paulias Korni, commended Dr. Gupta’s efforts in encapsulating the essence of Suriname’s heritage, fostering cultural exchange and strengthening diplomatic ties.

The ceremony concluded with a reception where attendees had the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions and exchange thoughts on the book’s themes. “A Journey Through Timeless Heritage of Suriname” stands as a testament to the power of literature in transcending borders and connecting people through shared stories and legacies.

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AK Dhiman 'Veer' - The Prominent Face in the Writing Industry

Amit Kumar Dhiman, widely recognized as AK Dhiman 'Veer, is a prolific Authorpreneur and the innovative COO of the Swarn-Aabha Writing Community. With an online presence since 2022, he has co-authored a multitude of compelling anthologies, including "Showered by Curses!" and "The Tears we Remember." His solo publications, such as "पौराणिक कथाओं के रहस्य" and "Do You Know? The World of Unknown Facts," have garnered acclaim. Additionally, Dhiman has contributed significantly to various magazines, including the October 2021 and December 2021 editions of Tridesta, where he was honored with an exclusive author's interview.

As a testament to his literary prowess, he was bestowed with the prestigious title of Best Hindi Writer during the 1st-year anniversary of 'The Opus Coliseum' publication, receiving an e-Appreciation Letter, e-Badge, and e-Trophy for his remarkable contributions.

He also received the Bharat Gaurav Samman Award, 2023 by India Proud Book of Records for the category of Best Authorpreneur, 2023 on 01st September, 2023 for motivating and inspiring new talents in the writing era. Moreover, he received the Guru Ratna Samman, 2023 on 05th September, 2023 for mentoring his community writers.

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Pet Startups In India

Pet Grooming

  The pet preparing and items market represents just about one fourth of the Indian pet industry. Expansion in discretionary cashflow, pet humanisation and developing mindfulness about premium preparing items and administrations has fuelled the upsurge in this area pet startups in india

    Scoopy Scrub

  India's lady proficient pet prepping startup, Scoopy Scrub was set up in 2007 by Preeti and Sanjeev Kumar to give preparing administrations to the capital's pets. The endeavor has extended to 7 outlets in Delhi NCR and 15 establishment preparing focuses spread across Jaipur, Pune, Hyderabad, Kolkata and a worldwide partner branch in Bangkok.

  Petveda

  Delhi-based Terrai regular items presented a scope of pet preparing items named 'Petveda' in 2014. In light of the old Indian act of Ayurveda, Petveda's contributions utilize regular, natural and home grown fixings. The ECOCERT supported items are liberated from sulfate, parabens and liquor.

  Skipper Zack

  Mr. Mohit Lalvani began his pet preparing undertaking Captain Zack in the wake of taking motivation from his canine Zack who aces the canine authority game with his cool, obliging and caring character. The USPs of the brand are its normally dynamic fixings that are hostile to aggravation, antibacterial, germicide and against parasitic; and its clever and idiosyncratic item names, for example, 'Paw'sitively Smooth Paw Butter,' 'My Coat Can Gloat Leave-in Conditioner for Dogs' and 'Tick'et to Fleadom Dog Shampoo'. The pet preparing brand got $ 1.5 million in a pre-series A financing round from a consortium of financial backers in November 2018.

  Crazy Furz

  Radhiya Hemchandra, Founder and Owner of Funky Furz scope of pet preparing items and India's chief pet prepping salon Fuzzy Wuzzy Pet Styling Studio and Spa, is one of the pioneers of the Indian pet

preparing fragment. Crazy Furz offers a selective scope of expert pet preparing items like shampoos, conditioners and prepping devices for canines and felines. The prepping items have been investigated and intended to suit the particular requirements of each kind of coat. The items are accessible at their selective shop in Bangalore and on their site. Radhiya has additionally planned a super jazzy line of pet apparel and frill.

  Membership Boxes

  The pattern of membership web based business is acquiring prevalence in India as pet guardians are pursuing uniquely curated month to month membership boxes to astonish and amuse their pets.

  BarkLoot

  Situated in Bengaluru, Usha Raghav's 'BarkLoot' is a month to month membership administration that permits proprietors to ruin their pets with new toys, treats, embellishments and pet beauty care products consistently. The crates are modified by spending plan and size of the pet.

  Squirms

  This customized membership administration gives meds, wellbeing and nourishment items for canines dependent on proposals by qualified vets. Squirms additionally offers vets accessible as needs be and preparing administrations in Mumbai and Pune.

  Photography

  Pet photography area is acquiring fame as pet guardians are lining up to get their pets' delightful eccentricities caught on focal point.

  Gaurav Thombre Pet Photography

  Gaurav's expert petfolio administration is situated in Mumbai and Pune and gives an all in one resource to pet guardians hoping to outline acclaim commendable recollections of their hairy companions. His

aww-motivating pictures have discovered space in driving distributions like Creature Companion, DNA paper and Exotic magazines.

  The Pet Photographer

  Aakanksha Tavaq's undertaking 'The Pet Photographer' intends to catch valuable minutes with pets in indoor and outside shoots. Tavaq shares, "From activity shots to photographs of your pets with their characters featured in a manner you never suspected would be gotten on camera."

  Veterinary Care

  The veterinary medical care market is probably the broadest section of the petcare business in India and is relied upon to develop at a CAGR of 10% from 2018 to 2023.

  Max Vets

  Max vets is a multigenerational best in class super forte creature clinic in New Delhi that offers an original way to deal with customary veterinary practice. Established in 1952 by Dr. S D Sharma, it is by and by run by his child Dr. Manmohan Sharma and grandsons Dr. Kunal Dev Sharma and Dr. Bhanu Dev Sharma.

  Crown Vet

  Claimed by Prince Pratapsinh Gaekwad of the Royal Family of Baroda, 'Crown Vet' is a Mumbai based chain of rich pet centers. Mr. Gaekwad shares, "We need to make a stage to help the improvement of veterinary medication in India and through this undertaking desire to increase present expectations in the field of pet consideration." ( Source: punenightlife.in )

  Cessna Lifeline

  Dr. Pawan Kumar's 'Cessna Lifeline' is a notable name in veterinary consideration that carries worldwide experience to Indian shores. Incepted in 2005, as a humble one room pet facility with the intend to alter

creature medical services in India, it has now extended to 3 multi-strength creature clinics in Bengaluru and Gurugram.

  Pet Training

  The consistent ascent in the quantity of pets has lead to the mushrooming of canine conduct preparing offices. The information, abilities, experience and capability of the mentor, the site of preparing and the sort and nature of preparing gave are the primary factors that decide the expense of preparing.

  K9 Dog Training School

  Adnan Khan's startup 'K9 Dog Training School' offers conduct, compliance and socialization preparing to pets in the capital. Adnan shares, "I trust in the idea of preparing the human who is generally associated with the canine being referred to have the option to alter the practices effectively." (Source: petsworld.in) The school likewise has a canine rec center and a canine boarding office.

  Canines Can Care

  Widely acclaimed canine behaviorist and coach Shirin Merchant's pet preparing try 'Canines Can Care' accompanies her huge canine preparing experience traversing more than 23 years. The endeavor gives conduct and acquiescence preparing as well as help preparing and search and salvage activity drills.

Shirin holds certificate in Companion Dog Training and Behavioral Training from KCAI-Kennel Club Of England. She has begun her canine magazine 'Woof!' and has accepted KCAI's International Commendation grant for Trainer of the Year and First Ladies Award by the public authority of India.

  Veterinary Mobile Applications

  The classification of veterinary applications is extending consistently with the developing need to store and coordinate clinical data carefully and access veterinary information at the swipe of a finger.

  Vetco

Vetco, a protected portable application made by Vivan Chopra, helps pet guardians in booking vet arrangements, putting away clinical data, following clinical history, setting updates for immunizations and every day medications and tracking down an appropriate mate for their fuzzy companion.

  EasyVet Veterinary Drug Index

  Easyvet is a portable application planned by Appscook Technologies that assists veterinarians with looking for the most appropriate medication for their pet patient from a tremendous information base of veterinary prescriptions. It additionally empowers clients to follow the accessibility of medications and record online grievances.

  End

  The affection for creatures is the normal power that ties these youthful business people and entrepreneurs. Their affection for their pets and their own disagreeable encounters assisted them with distinguishing novel business openings, their soul of business venture assisted them with forming their fantasy and tailor it into an example of overcoming adversity. The Indian pet space is prepared to observe a transformation and business people ought to follow it determinedly for strange business openings.

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Best Top 10 General Physician Doctor in Delhi NCR

Today many online doctor appointment website available to help you in choosing the right general physician doctor. General practitioners or general physician are specialized professionals who provide various health care services that do not include any surgery. They work on physical examination, proper diagnosis, immunization and pre-surgery care like services. Their extensive knowledge, skills, and training to deal with many of the patients' medical problems makes them different from other professionals who base their practice on problems involving a specific body system. A general practitioner is the first physician a person visits by a patient to seek treatment. The doctor usually decides on medication after analyzing the patient's symptoms. Usually, patients get relief from treatment. However, if symptoms persist or worsen, the doctor may refer the patient to a specialist. Normal doctors usually work in their private clinics. They can also work in hospitals to monitor the health of patients in the hospital.

There are many general physician doctors in Delhi NCR, and it can be difficult to find the best. To help you, below is a list of Top 10 General Physicians in Delhi NCR:

1.

Padma Awardee Dr. Mohsin Wali

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Overview:

Padma Awardee Dr. Mohsin Wali has been a highly accomplished and well sought after cardio-physician of international repute. He is recently awarded "Best Physician of India", "Icon of India", " Legend in Medicine" by Times Group, "Oscar of Healthcare" and " Fit India" award. Dr. Wali is Honorary Consultant to Indian Armed Forces, Senior Consultant in Medicine, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital and Fortis Hospital. Dr. Wali is well known general physician in Greater Kailash, Delhi. Born in 1953 at Bijnor and did his graduation in 1975 and Post-Graduation during 1979 in Medicine from this Medical College with many distinctions, Gold Medals and Certificates of honour in all 10 subjects of MBBS for the first time. He was awarded Chancellor's Medal for the Best overall student by Governor and Best Alumnus of Kanpur University by the President of India. Dr. M. Wali is the only formally trained doctor in Northern India in Geriatric Cardiology from the University of Michigan and has tirelessly worked to improve the quality of water for dialysis in India. He is Fellow of American College of Cardiology and Royal College of Physicians from Glasgow. 

Address:

S-476, Greater Kailash-2 , Delhi - 110048 

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2.

Dr. Subhash Chandra Jha

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Overview:

Dr. Subhash Chandra Jha is a well known Areas Best General Physician in West Vinod Nagar, having the expertise of practicing medicine for Infectious Disease, Diabetes, Cardio-vascular disorders. He has experience of 3 years. He has M.D in General medicine from D.M.C.H in 2013. After that, he joined VCMS & G.T.B hospital Delhi as a senior resident. At the present time Dr. Subhash Chandra Jha working as an assistant professor medicine, S.I.M.S, Hapur U.P.  Dr. Subhash Chandra Jha is the best General Physician doctor in West Vinod Nagar. He Provides the best advice to the patient for the best treatment as possible. Areas Best General Physician, Dr. Subhash Chandra Jha, is currently working as a consultant physician in Vaidehi Clinic in West Vinod Nagar.  

Address:

D-583, West Vinod Nagar , Delhi - 110092

3.

Dr. Shailendra Kumar

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Overview:

DR. Shailendra Kumar is the best General Physician in Indirapuram. He is a specialist in Infection disease, viral disease, Diagnosis proper, and complex-illness. He is the areas best family physician in Indirapuram. DR. Shailendra Kumar's clinic is located in Amrapali Green Complex, Opposite Gaur Green City and it can be found easily. He is also working in Kamal hospital and Raghavendra Hospital. He has 5 Year of experience as a Family physician in infection disease, a viral illness. DR. Shailendra Kumar qualified his MBBS in 2015. The timings of DR. Shailendra Kumar's clinic are 9:00 AM to 1:00 pm, 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM. At any time you or your loved ones facing health issues you can book an Instant online appointment with general physician DR. Shailendra Kumar. You can also use their addresses and other necessary contact details from the Healserv Portal. Healserv provides a place at their portal to the best allopathic doctors in Delhi/NCR and its local area at the lowest fees and best treatment. 

Address:

BLG-04 Amrapali Green Complex, Opp. Gaur Green City, Indirapuram Ghaziabad , Uttar Pradesh - 201014

4.

Dr. Gaurav Sharma

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Overview:

Dr Gaurav Sharma is a well-known area best Family physician in Niti Khand 3. he is running his own clinic known as Siddhi Vinayak clinic. He has experience of 3 years as a General Physician. Dr Gaurav Sharma top family Physician in Niti Khand 3 Indirapuram has clinical knowledge & expertise of new age physicians and Family physician. Dr Gaurav Sharma is available at Plot NO- 411, Niti Khand 3, Ralli international School Indirapuram. The timing of Dr Gaurav Kumar's clinic is 9 am to 8 pm, Sunday off. Patients can also consult him through Text for any information, messages or call at a time from 2 am to 4 pm. Dr Gaurav Sharma is a Specialist in General physician. Dr. Sharma is known for providing services like Blood Investigation, ECG, Nebulization, Vaccination. At any moment you and your loved ones facing health issues, you can book an instant online appointment with Areas Best allopathic doctors near me. You can also use their addresses and other necessary contact details from the Healserv Portal. Healserv provides a place at their portal to the best allopathic doctors in Delhi/NCR and its local area at the lowest fees.

Address:

411, Niti Khand 3, Indirapuram Ghaziabad , Uttar Pradesh - 201014

5.

Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta

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Overview:

Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta is a well-known areas Best General Physician in Noida sector 18. Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta general physician Noida has an experience of 30 years of military service. He is running his own clinic knows as vidur clinic. The timing of Dr. Manoj Gupta's clinic is 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM. he retired in April 2017. he served in all kinds of environment, hostile and friendly, rural and urban areas. Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta was CO of two military hospitals, Special Forces Hospital, and Regular Military Hospital. Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta is a General Physician, Family Physician, best treatment ideology with trust and faith. Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta is Provide advice to the patient for the best treatment as possible also serves as a Family Physician for many of my known families. Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta is a believer in the best treatment with trust and faith.Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta is a Provide the best possible healthcare advice in today's competitive world. At any moment you and your loved ones facing health issues, you can book an instant online appointment with Areas Best allopathic doctors near me. 

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FF-1/31, Wave Silver Tower, Sector-18 Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301

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5 Must Read & Best Books of All Time to Read in 2020

Best Books of All Time to Read : Hello Friends, This is Gaurav kumar and In this post I will discuss about Top 20 Best Books of All Time that you should read definitely before you die. In today's busy, stressful and negative life we all need self motivation and power to deal with difficult situations in our daily life.

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NAAM (1986)

What can I say about this gem of a movie? It is a tough task, a very tough task. This movie makes one feel a gamut of emotions and leaves one in tears. This movie was a big hit back in the day, however I still feel it is grossly underrated as there is an entire generation who has not even watched the movie. That is probably because the movie was quite depressing, and the movie was not the typical Bollywood film, however that is what makes it all the more special.

Naam (1986) is an unconventional Bollywood film, aka it is a typical Mahesh Bhatt film. It has a pretty flawed protagonist, no prices for guessing that the flawed protagonist is Sanju, because it is a crime to show him non-flawed in a movie. LMAO, and why not? only Sanjay Dutt can pull off flawed yet innocent so well. Because this is exactly who is in real life too; flawed yet innocent.

Early in the movie when Kumar Gaurav’s character Ravi introduces Vicky (Sanjay Dutt), he says “Vicky mein gussa aur becheni toh bahut thi lekin nafrat nahin (Vicky was rough around the edges but had no hate in his heart)” and I have not seen a character been summed up so well in a sentence. This is what being Vicky aka being Sanjay Dutt is all about. There is no wonder that Mahesh Bhatt strictly told Sanjay Dutt to not play a character onscreen but be himself. Full marks to Mahesh Bhatt in shaping Sanju to being the actor he is today, this was Sanjay Dutt’s breakthrough performance. And quite obviously his personal experiences, traumas and his personality made for a perfect fodder for this character. 

The fact that Sanju’s very close friend and brother-in-law, Kumar Gaurav played the character of his brother in the movie was also icing on the cake. Talk about art imitating life, Kumar Gaurav has always been with Sanju through thick and thin, and asked his father to produce this movie so it could help his career and help him stand on his feet. This is exactly on the lines of his character Ravi who does everything possible to help his brother stand on his feet.

The relationship that Vicky and his mother (Nutan) share in the movie is  emotional. it mirrors the relationship Sanju shared with his father at the time. Sanju was constantly trying to win his father’s approval but was not really making headway, he came back to Bollywood after rehab on his insistence, but couldn’t really make him proud. This is the same case with Nutan’s character in the movie, she is tired of being disappointed by Ravi and has stopped trying, she gets angry at Vicky and discourages him at almost every given opportunity. 

Vicky also gets restless to prove his worth to his Mother.  It is pretty sad when he tells his Mother that he knows she has given up on him and he does not blame her for that.

Sanjay Dutt is flawless as Vicky. It is hard to believe a 27 year old can give such a natural performance. Sanjay Dutt truly makes one feel every emotion in the book. You cannot help but root for Vicky with all your heart. His trauma slowly becomes the audiences’ trauma. He takes the audience through a very rough journey in this movie. After Naam there has been no stopping Sanju, this movie brought him into his own.

This movie also belongs to Kumar Gaurav, who himself is a fantastic actor, it is a shame he didn’t do too well in Bollywood. The rest of the supporting cast comprised of Nutan, Amrita Singh and Paresh Rawal and all of them were amazing. 

A special mention to the scene when Amrita Singh’s character Rita cries inconsolably in front of Ravi and says that Vicky is innocent and begs for his help. Amrita Singh acted brilliantly in that scene. Interestingly, Amrita Singh is also pretty close with Sanju, and till date Sanju mentions her as his favourite costar. 

Talk about life imitating art, we all know that Sanjay Dutt did get into trouble with the law, just like shown in this movie. I can’t help but feel sorry for him and his near and dear ones, just like Ravi, all they could do is helplessly watch the tragedy and do nothing more. Kumar Gaurav stood like a rock behind Sanjay Dutt during all these ordeals just like how a brother should. 

Naam is a tragedy which makes one feel helpless, but it also provides important lessons. It provides the lesson of not being careless with one’s life, your family cannot save you every time, just like how Ravi couldn’t save Vicky in the end. It also teaches parents to be less harsh with their kids, if they are less harsh and less skeptical, it can truly save bad outcomes. 

Naam is a soul-stirring saga which is recommended to everyone who love this kind of cinema. For me it is a 5/5.

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Debt marketplace CredAvenue acquires 75% stake in Spocto for Rs 400 cr

Online debt marketplace CredAvenue has acquired a 75.1 per cent stake in Spocto, a digital collections company, in a deal valued at about Rs 400 crore.

Expanding the product offering to include a digital collection solution for lenders on the CredAvenue platform will further improve its value proposition to the banking and financial sector, the company said. Spocto employees will continue to service all existing customers under the arrangement.

Spocto will help in mitigating risk and fraud by tracking absconding borrowers through any digital footprint to any corner of the world. This will improve collection efficiency at a fraction of the costs incurred on offline platforms. Integrating this with CredAvenue’s retail offering will enhance the asset quality and profitability of the lending book.

Gaurav Kumar, founder and CEO, CredAvenue, said, “This deal is a forward integration that completes the product suites for the entire lifecycle. It will shrink the resources and time required for collection while improving the recovery rate. From a broader perspective, it will improve the overall asset quality of our bank and NBFC partners.”

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Shankar's Fairies: The Indian Film that Wowed Locarno

Shankar's Fairies: The Indian Film that Wowed Locarno

‘My Nani passed away in January 2016 and the house belonged to her and my Nana.’ ‘After they passed away, the family decided to sell the house.’ ‘My mother’s immediate response was that we have to make a film in this house before it was sold.’

IMAGE: Irfana Majumdar with her mother Nita Kumar.

Revisiting childhood memories is a familiar theme that film-makers like to explore for the screen.

But it is not always easy to represent nostalgia with warmth, honesty and innocence of the time period, especially without an added dose of melodrama.

Irfana Majumdar‘s Shankar’s Fairies captures the childhood memories of the director’s mother, Nita Kumar, who wrote the script and produced the film.

It is a beautifully moving film, handled with much gentleness.

It is somewhat similar in tone and mood to the 2019 Maithili language film Gamak Ghar — a quiet story about Director Achal Mishra’s ancestral house in Jharkhand.

But Shankar’s Fairies has more layers and universal themes: The stories a domestic help Shankar shares with the kids of his employers; the larger narrative of domestic workers who leave their children in villages so they can take care of wealthy people’s homes and their offspring; parents who are busy with professional and social engagements and find little time to focus on their children; and the rhythm of life in a medium level Indian city in the early 1960s.

Majumdar also acts in the film, playing the role of her grandmother.

Theatre artist Gaurav Saini, who is married to the director, steps in as film’s associate director as well as Majumdar’s character’s husband — a senior police officer whose house is packed with a retinue of gardeners and other workers, including the film’s protagonist, Shankar.

Majumdar recently traveled to Switzerland for the film’s world premiere at the Locarno International Film Festival.

The film was well received and Majumdar was stopped on the streets by local people who told the director how much they had loved the film.

“I think it was a great collaboration because we have distinct skills and areas of expertise. I don’t think I could have done it on my own,” Majumdar tells long-time Rediff.com Contributor Aseem Chhabra by phone.

  IMAGE: Jaihind Kumar as Shankar in Shankar’s Fairies.

Irfana, are you based in Mumbai?

No, I live just outside Benaras in a village called Betawar.

We have an organisation for arts, education and environment that my parents started in 1990. It’s called Nirman.

We have a theatre studio where we do projects.

Many years ago, I had a theatre group, but now we do our research and training.

There is a school, the first major project that began in 1990.

It’s a regular CBSE school but based on arts and ideas of the environment. I studied there between Class 5 and 10.

Then we have a research centre which had a study abroad programme.

Earlier, foreign students would come to attend lectures and seminars.

We have art studios.

I am mostly involved in theatre and film there, but I have taught in the school. I am still involved with the vision committee.

Your mother produced Shankar’s Fairies. I read that she was teaching in California. Was she based there?

She just retired from the Claremont McKenna College in California.

Her heart has always been in India but she has taught in the US for 30 plus years.

She would come twice a year to India and spend about five months.

IMAGE: Shankar and Anjana in Shankar’s Fairies.

What I find interesting is that you worked with your mother and husband to make this film. You and your husband acted in the film, while it was your mother’s story. Creatively, how did you guys work together and how many times would you argue in a day?

Well, we have collaborated in the past as well. My husband is also in theatre so we have similar roles. He is a director and teacher.

We have different areas of interest in theatre, but we have experience with each other’s working style.

My mother and I have collaborated in the operation of Nirman.

Creatively, this was our first major project, so it was new in that way. We enjoyed it.

I think it was a great collaboration because we have distinct skills and areas of expertise. I don’t think I could have done it on my own.

We would argue a lot. All of us have strong opinions.

During the four-five months of pre-production, we would have meetings all day where we would discuss the script.

My mother had written a draft of the screenplay and she also wrote a prose story.

The story was not set in stone in terms of the sequence of events.

She had all the different anecdotes and they could have gone in any direction.

If she liked a particular anecdote, we would go in depth into the themes behind it, how it connects to other things, the characters…

We would dissect each scene in figuring out what we were saying in the film.

That’s the time we perhaps had the most arguments, although I don’t even remember what they were about.

But would you have the final creative control since you were the director of the film?

That way, everyone was clear. During the shoot, I was the only one figuring out the scenes.

My mother stepped back and Gaurav was acting in the film.

It was a very low budget project so they did a lot of production related work during the shoot.

After that, during the post-production, I was the only one working on the film.

They watched the edits and gave feedback. But only I sat with the editor and worked it all out.

IMAGE: Shankar narrates a story to Anjana.

At what stage did your mother say that she had this idea for a film and script? Would she narrate her childhood memories to you?

It happened in a slightly different way. My Nani (maternal grandmother) passed away in January 2016 and the house belonged to her and my Nana.

It was his grandfather’s house and jointly owned by my Nana and his four brothers. But only my grandparents lived there.

After they passed away, the family decided to sell the house.

My mother’s immediate response was that we have to make a film in this house before it was sold.

It was the feeling of preserving an entire lifestyle and so many memories of her childhood.

Her way of life and our way of life is different. It was an important part of her.

It felt like it was coming to an end.

Making a film was a way to save that memory, freeze that time.

Where did Shankar’s stories come from? Does your mother remember these stories from her childhood?

The stories are ones we chose, not the actual ones from my mother’s childhood.

While he was staying with us, we asked the actor, who played Shankar (Jaihind Kumar), to read collections of folk tales.

He would re-tell them to us in the evenings, both to practice narrating stories and so that we could chose the ones we liked.

The djinn story was contributed by (journalist) Mehru Jaffer, who lives in Lucknow and writes about the city. It’s a story her father used to tell her.

Where is this house where the film was shot?

Lucknow. My mother didn’t grow up there since she was a daughter of a police officer and her father was posted to different locations, many different towns of UP. They moved to this place only after my grandfather retired.

All these houses had a similar feel. In a way, this was the house I grew up in because I spent so many summer vacations and other times there.

So it was an interesting mix of my memories of this house and my mother’s memories of her childhood.

Did you add anything to the house? That jhoola which features so prominently in the film, was it always there or you added it for the film?

There was a jhoola in my childhood. It was a common thing in those houses.

But the tree and the jhoola became a symbol for the film.

I see you have the jhoola in your DP in your WhatsApp account. It was just lovely hearing the story Shankar narrates about the fairies sitting on the jhoola and suddenly the camera takes us to the jhoola as is it gently moving. It is one of the most magical moments in the film.

IMAGE: Anjana on the jhoola in Shankar’s Fairies.

Irfana, you had made a few documentaries. But as a first-time feature film-maker, how did you capture the essence of a quiet home? The opening scenes of the sun rising, the workers are sweeping the grounds around the house, the house slowly waking up. I understand a lot of that quiet tone comes through editing. But how did you get it cinematically? You can write memories in books but to bring them in cinema requires a different skill set.

For us, the house was the essential element of the film. The physical feel was always very important.

It was all part of my memories — waking up, seeing the light streaming in from the ventilators, the high ceilings, days when time stretched on, being outside and inside, all those feelings.

So when I was trying to think of how the look of the house should be, all these memories were at the forefront of my decision making.

The characters are placed in that context. I always wanted that visual layer.

Since you know the feeling you are going for, you keep adjusting the elements to get to that.

You cannot plan it in advance but you fine-tune and make minor adjustments during the shoot.

I know theatre is a very different medium but my training in theatre and my experience in different arts and other aesthetics — all of that contributed to the feel and the mood of the film.

We worked so much with the space, what the audience should experience.

Besides you and your husband, how did you cast the three main actors: The man who played Shankar and the young girl and boy?

Jaihind Kumar is an actor in Mumbai. He has played minor roles so far.

He is a friend of my husband from his film and theatre days in Mumbai. He came for the audition.

My husband was very sure about him. We spent quite a lot of time working with him.

He came to Lucknow and stayed with us in the house for three months.

Initially, we didn’t tell anyone that he’s the lead actor, so he worked as the servant of the house and stayed in Shankar’s room which you see in the film.

We don’t always follow such a method, but with him, we thought he should experience the character more intensely.

Every day, the three of us would do some acting exercises for a couple of hours.

He had to be familiar with everything he had to do.

The essence of Shankar is that he is very skilled as a domestic help.

So the poor thing, he played the lead role and he couldn’t stay in a five-star hotel.

Ya (laughs).

When I read that Gaurav and you are married, I began to believe that those two kids are your children.

(Laughs) Many people have thought that. We did workshops in a few schools in Lucknow.

My husband works a lot with children in theatre, age three onwards, and so he conducted them mostly.

The girls we liked, we would invite them, play and interact with them.

The moment we chose this young girl (Shreeja Mishra) was when Gaurav was telling them a story about fairies and she was listening.

You could see it in her eyes that she half believed it.

We just wanted this child to be at the cusp, still believing in fairies, not losing the innocence.

Some of the other girls were good. but they were past that innocence stage.

We worked a lot with her. She would come over almost every day after school.

How old was she when you were shooting?

She was nine years old.

The relationship and comfort she had with Shankar, even though she knew she was acting, seemed so natural. You start to believe that she and the little boy have known this man in real life. I guess you did a lot of workshops with the three of them.

Yes. The little boy (Adwik Mathur) was only four at that time.

He was more reserved.

We wanted them both to develop a relationship with Shankar and us.

Shreeja is very talented. Even I am blown away by the expressions in her eyes.

I am so impressed with how much you achieved so much in such a low budget. There is something so unique in the narrative. I was reminded of Kabuliwala. Did you think of stories like that?

In the beginning, I didn’t think of the influences.

We were wrapped in the project and the enormity of it.

It was the first narrative film I was working on.

Later I realised that there were many sources to pull from.

Of course, there is the training in film-making, but all your experiences and reading also influence your thought.

It’s better not to be too concrete about things you are drawing from and allow for it to go through your less conscious intuitions.

I saw the video of the making of the film. You shot it in 2016. I saw the work-in-progress cut of the film at NFDC’s Film Bazaar in 2019 and then the pandemic ruined everyone’s lives. But you have been with this film for a very long time.

We cheated a little bit. The idea of the film suddenly came to us, but we had other plans and projects as well.

Right after the film was shot, we went off on a theatre tour.

Then my husband and I had a baby.

So I got back to the film in the beginning of 2019. That’s when I worked on the edit.

Our German editor left last year because of the pandemic, even though it was going very well.

So I made another edit for last year’s Cannes market. I worked with Tanushree Das (Eeb Allay Ooo) to edit the final cut.

It was a lot of getting into the film and then leaving it a few times. In a way, that helped me.

We had scripted the film, but it wasn’t plot driven and set in stone.

It allowed me the time to think about what we were trying to do.

You dedicate the film to Shankar. Was that the real person’s name? Is he still alive?

Shankar’s is the only name we didn’t change, so yes, there was a real Shankar. He passed away in 1988.

Feature Presentation: Rajesh Alva/Rediff.com

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Pet Startups In India

Pet Grooming

  The pet preparing and items market represents just about one fourth of the Indian pet industry. Expansion in discretionary cashflow, pet humanisation and developing mindfulness about premium preparing items and administrations has fuelled the upsurge in this area pet startups in india

    Scoopy Scrub

  India's lady proficient pet prepping startup, Scoopy Scrub was set up in 2007 by Preeti and Sanjeev Kumar to give preparing administrations to the capital's pets. The endeavor has extended to 7 outlets in Delhi NCR and 15 establishment preparing focuses spread across Jaipur, Pune, Hyderabad, Kolkata and a worldwide partner branch in Bangkok.

  Petveda

  Delhi-based Terrai regular items presented a scope of pet preparing items named 'Petveda' in 2014. In light of the old Indian act of Ayurveda, Petveda's contributions utilize regular, natural and home grown fixings. The ECOCERT supported items are liberated from sulfate, parabens and liquor.

  Skipper Zack

  Mr. Mohit Lalvani began his pet preparing undertaking Captain Zack in the wake of taking motivation from his canine Zack who aces the canine authority game with his cool, obliging and caring character. The USPs of the brand are its normally dynamic fixings that are hostile to aggravation, antibacterial, germicide and against parasitic; and its clever and idiosyncratic item names, for example, 'Paw'sitively Smooth Paw Butter,' 'My Coat Can Gloat Leave-in Conditioner for Dogs' and 'Tick'et to Fleadom Dog Shampoo'. The pet preparing brand got $ 1.5 million in a pre-series A financing round from a consortium of financial backers in November 2018.

  Crazy Furz

  Radhiya Hemchandra, Founder and Owner of Funky Furz scope of pet preparing items and India's chief pet prepping salon Fuzzy Wuzzy Pet Styling Studio and Spa, is one of the pioneers of the Indian pet

preparing fragment. Crazy Furz offers a selective scope of expert pet preparing items like shampoos, conditioners and prepping devices for canines and felines. The prepping items have been investigated and intended to suit the particular requirements of each kind of coat. The items are accessible at their selective shop in Bangalore and on their site. Radhiya has additionally planned a super jazzy line of pet apparel and frill.

  Membership Boxes

  The pattern of membership web based business is acquiring prevalence in India as pet guardians are pursuing uniquely curated month to month membership boxes to astonish and amuse their pets.

  BarkLoot

  Situated in Bengaluru, Usha Raghav's 'BarkLoot' is a month to month membership administration that permits proprietors to ruin their pets with new toys, treats, embellishments and pet beauty care products consistently. The crates are modified by spending plan and size of the pet.

  Squirms

  This customized membership administration gives meds, wellbeing and nourishment items for canines dependent on proposals by qualified vets. Squirms additionally offers vets accessible as needs be and preparing administrations in Mumbai and Pune.

  Photography

  Pet photography area is acquiring fame as pet guardians are lining up to get their pets' delightful eccentricities caught on focal point.

  Gaurav Thombre Pet Photography

  Gaurav's expert petfolio administration is situated in Mumbai and Pune and gives an all in one resource to pet guardians hoping to outline acclaim commendable recollections of their hairy companions. His

aww-motivating pictures have discovered space in driving distributions like Creature Companion, DNA paper and Exotic magazines.

  The Pet Photographer

  Aakanksha Tavaq's undertaking 'The Pet Photographer' intends to catch valuable minutes with pets in indoor and outside shoots. Tavaq shares, "From activity shots to photographs of your pets with their characters featured in a manner you never suspected would be gotten on camera."

  Veterinary Care

  The veterinary medical care market is probably the broadest section of the petcare business in India and is relied upon to develop at a CAGR of 10% from 2018 to 2023.

  Max Vets

  Max vets is a multigenerational best in class super forte creature clinic in New Delhi that offers an original way to deal with customary veterinary practice. Established in 1952 by Dr. S D Sharma, it is by and by run by his child Dr. Manmohan Sharma and grandsons Dr. Kunal Dev Sharma and Dr. Bhanu Dev Sharma.

  Crown Vet

  Claimed by Prince Pratapsinh Gaekwad of the Royal Family of Baroda, 'Crown Vet' is a Mumbai based chain of rich pet centers. Mr. Gaekwad shares, "We need to make a stage to help the improvement of veterinary medication in India and through this undertaking desire to increase present expectations in the field of pet consideration." ( Source: punenightlife.in )

  Cessna Lifeline

  Dr. Pawan Kumar's 'Cessna Lifeline' is a notable name in veterinary consideration that carries worldwide experience to Indian shores. Incepted in 2005, as a humble one room pet facility with the intend to alter

creature medical services in India, it has now extended to 3 multi-strength creature clinics in Bengaluru and Gurugram.

  Pet Training

  The consistent ascent in the quantity of pets has lead to the mushrooming of canine conduct preparing offices. The information, abilities, experience and capability of the mentor, the site of preparing and the sort and nature of preparing gave are the primary factors that decide the expense of preparing.

  K9 Dog Training School

  Adnan Khan's startup 'K9 Dog Training School' offers conduct, compliance and socialization preparing to pets in the capital. Adnan shares, "I trust in the idea of preparing the human who is generally associated with the canine being referred to have the option to alter the practices effectively." (Source: petsworld.in) The school likewise has a canine rec center and a canine boarding office.

  Canines Can Care

  Widely acclaimed canine behaviorist and coach Shirin Merchant's pet preparing try 'Canines Can Care' accompanies her huge canine preparing experience traversing more than 23 years. The endeavor gives conduct and acquiescence preparing as well as help preparing and search and salvage activity drills.

Shirin holds certificate in Companion Dog Training and Behavioral Training from KCAI-Kennel Club Of England. She has begun her canine magazine 'Woof!' and has accepted KCAI's International Commendation grant for Trainer of the Year and First Ladies Award by the public authority of India.

  Veterinary Mobile Applications

  The classification of veterinary applications is extending consistently with the developing need to store and coordinate clinical data carefully and access veterinary information at the swipe of a finger.

  Vetco

Vetco, a protected portable application made by Vivan Chopra, helps pet guardians in booking vet arrangements, putting away clinical data, following clinical history, setting updates for immunizations and every day medications and tracking down an appropriate mate for their fuzzy companion.

  EasyVet Veterinary Drug Index

  Easyvet is a portable application planned by Appscook Technologies that assists veterinarians with looking for the most appropriate medication for their pet patient from a tremendous information base of veterinary prescriptions. It additionally empowers clients to follow the accessibility of medications and record online grievances.

  End

  The affection for creatures is the normal power that ties these youthful business people and entrepreneurs. Their affection for their pets and their own disagreeable encounters assisted them with distinguishing novel business openings, their soul of business venture assisted them with forming their fantasy and tailor it into an example of overcoming adversity. The Indian pet space is prepared to observe a transformation and business people ought to follow it determinedly for strange business openings.

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Amazon Prime Video today announced a brand new slate of 9 highly-anticipated movies that will premiere directly on the streaming service. The movies will premiere exclusively on Prime Video within 2020 and will be available in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide.

Spanning five Indian languages, the diverse line-up features titles such as:

Halal Love Story (Malayalam) on October 15

Halal Love Story is an upcoming Malayalam comedy film directed by Zakariya Mohammed and stars Indrajith Sukumaran, Joju George, Sharaf U Dheen, Grace Antony and Soubin Shahir in lead roles along with Parvathy Thiruvothu.

Bheema Sena Nalamaharaja (Kannada) on October 29

Bheema is an upcoming Kannada family entertainer directed by Karthik Saragur. The movie stars Aravinnd Iyer, Aarohi Narayan, Priyanka Thimmesh, Achyuth Kumar and Aadya in leading roles.

Soorarai Pottru (Tamil) on October 30

Soorarai Pottru is an upcoming Tamil language Action/Drama film directed by Sudha Kongara, starring Suriya in the lead with Aparna Balamurali, Paresh Rawal and Mohan Babu in pivotal roles. The film is produced by Suriya’s 2D Entertainment and Co-Produced by Guneet Monga’s Sikhya Entertainment. This film is a fictionalised version of the book “Simply Fly” written on the life of Air Deccan founder Capt. G. R. Gopinath.

Chhalaang (Hindi) on November 13

Chhalaang is an inspirational social comedy starring Rajkummar Rao, Nushratt Baruchaa and directed by Hansal Mehta. It is presented by Bhushan Kumar and produced by Ajay Devgn, Luv Ranjan and Ankur Garg.

Manne Number 13 (Kannada) on November 19

Maane Number 13 is an upcoming horror thriller directed by Vivy Kathiresan. Produced by Krishna Chaitanya’s Sri Swarnalatha Productions, the film stars Varsha Bollamma, Aiswarya Gowda, Praveen Prem, Chetan Gandharva, Ramana and Sanjeiv.

Middle Class Melodies (Telugu) on November 20

Starring Anand Deverakonda and Varsha Bollamma, Middle class Melodies is a humour packed whimsical tale depicting the congenial lives of the middle class in a village where a young man dreams of owning a hotel in a town. The film is directed by Vinod Anantoju.

Durgavati (Hindi) on December 11

Directed by Ashok and starring Bhumi Pednekar, Durgavati is a thrilling, scary ride that tells the story of an innocent Government officer who is made the victim of a major conspiracy involving powerful forces. The film is presented by T-Series and Cape of Good Films and is an Abundantia Entertainment production.

Maara (Tamil) on December 17

Maara is an upcoming Tamil language romantic drama film directed by Dhilip Kumar. Produced by Prateek Chakravorty and Shruti Nallappa of Pramod Films. The film stars Madhavan and Shraddha Srinath in lead roles.

Coolie No. 1 (Hindi) December 25

Coolie No. 1 is a family comedy based on the popular franchise from Pooja Entertainment and is directed by the king of comedy David Dhawan. The film stars Varun Dhawan, Sara Ali Khan, Paresh Rawal, Javed Jaffrey, Johnny Lever, Rajpal Yadav amongst others and is produced  by Vashu Bhagnani, Jackky Bhagnani and Deepshikha Deshmukh.

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“The disruptive, pioneering format of Direct to Digital movie premieres has, in many ways, been a game changer in the way films are watched in India. Amazon Prime Video is playing a key role of not only expanding the reach & viewership of these films across the country, but also providing global customers across 200+ countries and territories access to world-class films originating from India”, said Gaurav Gandhi, Director and Country General Manager, Amazon Prime Video India. “The fact that more than 50 percent of viewership of our Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam Direct to Digital titles came from outside of the respective home states is representative of how digital distribution can expand the audience for great content. We are super excited to present our new slate and are confident that it will delight our customers in India and around the world,” he added.

Also Read: Split Wide Open! Varun Dhawan and David Dhawan differ on release platforms for Coolie No. 1

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Gaurav Arya claims he never met Sushant

Goa-based hotelier Gaurav Arya, who was recently summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with the Sushant Singh Rajput case on Sunday, claimed that he has never met the late actor, but met actor Rhea Chakraborty in 2017. "I have no connection with the case. I never met Sushant Singh Rajput. I met her (Rhea) in 2017," said Gaurav Arya at Goa Airport while leaving for Mumbai. I have no connection with the case. I never met Sushant Singh Rajput. I met her (Rhea) in 2017: Gaurav Arya at Goa… https://t.co/yK8Qj5rbYa— ANI (@ANI) 1598775476000He has been asked to appear before the ED before August 31. The ED had on Friday put a notice at Gaurav Arya's hotel here asking him to appear before the agency before August 31. ED officials had pasted the notice on the hotel gate after they could not meet the hotelier. The notice said that Arya had to report to Enforcement Directorate Assistant Director Rajiv Kumar at 11 am on August 31 in connection to the case booked under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002. The agency had on July 31 registered an Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) in the case after a First Information Report (FIR) was filed by KK Singh, the late actor's father, against actor Rhea Chakraborty in Bihar on July 28. In his complaint, KK Singh had alleged that around Rs 15 crore was withdrawn from Sushant's bank account in the last one year and transferred to "accounts that had no link with him". Read the full article