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Actor Anup Soni has shared a glimpse of action sequences featuring his character Khurana Saab from Shaque: Trust No One that did not make it into the final version of the Netflix series. In a recent Instagram post, the actor uploaded clips showing the physical demands of the scenes, including a confrontation with co-star Vicky Arora. In one of the videos, Anup appears with visible injuries before getting into a fight with Vickys character. The sequence ends with Khurana strangling him. Another clip shows the actor running out of breath, with a camera attached to his waist to capture the scene. Sharing the footage, Anup reflected on the work that goes into filming such sequences and explained why some scenes may not make the final edit. Anup Soni reflects on scenes that did not make the final cut A few sequences of Khurana Saab from SHAQUE that didnt make it to the final version Anup wrote in the caption. He acknowledged the time, effort and resources required to create such scenes, highlighting the contributions of the various departments involved in filmmaking. A lot of thought, time, effort and resources go into creating these sequences, with the writers, director, action choreographers, actors, cinematographer, producer and the entire crew contributing to the process, he added. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ANUP SONI (@anupsoni3) The actor also spoke about the disappointment that can come with seeing a filmed sequence left out of the final version. However, he noted that the decision ultimately depends on what works best for the story. There can be a little disappointment when a sequence doesnt make the final cut, but filmmaking is about the larger picture, and sometimes, leaving something out serves the story better. Its all part of the process, Anup wrote. He also acknowledged Vicky Arora and tagged the accounts of the people and teams involved in the sequences. The actor concluded his post by encouraging viewers who had not watched the series to stream it on Netflix. Shaque: Trust No One is a Hindi mystery thriller series released on Netflix in 2026. The story follows Anvita, played by Parineeti Chopra in her series debut, whose newborn daughter is abducted from a hospital. Nine years later, Anvita continues to search for her child while receiving anonymous birthday photographs that show the girl growing up. As new leads emerge, Anvita begins questioning the people closest to her, gradually uncovering secrets surrounding her daughters disappearance. Directed by Rensil DSilva and co-created with Siddharth P. Malhotra, the series also features Jennifer Winget, Tahir Raj Bhasin, Soni Razdan, Sumeet Vyas, Harleen Sethi, Dhruv Chaudhary and Anup Soni. Also Read: Anup Soni REACTS to Ajay Devgn replacing him as Crime Patrol host: I am sure he will bring his own style and perspective
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Israel's elections are anticipated to end Prime Minister Netanyahu's long political career while his settlement policies may endure. Many Israelis support settlement expansion despite deep divisions regarding Netanyahu's leadership and character. Netanyahu's opponents aim to address settler violence yet largely oppose a two-state solution. While new leadership might slow down settlement activities, significant changes seem improbable.
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Unilever's Ruby Lu resigns from Board effective October 24
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PM Modi congratulates Brazilian President Lula da Silva on his victory
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Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Monday held high-level meetings in Belagavi to address a brewing agrarian crisis, engaging separately with sugar factory owners, local MLAs, and farmer representatives to break an ongoing deadlock over minimum support prices (MSP) and pending industrial dues. The high-stakes deliberations follow mounting pressure from agricultural unions and come in the wake of widespread concerns raised by farmers during the Chief Minister's recent visit to Kittur. Addressing the media on the objective of the meetings, CM Shivakumar emphasised that safeguarding the welfare of cultivators remains the administration's primary obligation, while acknowledging that the grievances of sugar mill owners must also be heard. Two important meetings are on the issue. I have asked the opinions of officers and MLAs, the MLAs and farmer representatives, Shivakumar said. They have told me what pressure is on them. I will hold a meeting with the factory owners. It is our du...
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday criticised Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge over his remark about the late father of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressing shock and hurt and accusing the Congress of defending the statement instead of expressing regret. The controversy erupted during an address by Mallikarjun Kharge at the 139th birth anniversary celebrations of Bihar's first Chief Minister, Dr Krishna Singh, in Patna. A commotion broke out when an attendee in the gathering interrupted Kharge by stating that PM Modi would not go anywhere, prompting the Congress president to retort from the stage, Modi ka baap bhi jayega (Even Modi's father will have to go). Speaking to the media, Singh said Kharge's remark had hurt the sentiments of crores of people and raised questions about the political culture of the Congress.
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We've Been On Wrong Side In Chirstchurch: Bracewell Eager To 'right Those Wrongs' In Wellington
New Zealand: New Zealand spin all-rounder Michael Bracewell emphasised that there have been a lot of positives for the team from the opening two defeats to India in the series and that it is just about being clinical in key moments as they look to bounce back in the third match at the Hnry Stadium here on Tuesday. The Kiwis have pushed the reigning T20 champions to the limits in both the matches in Christchurch, first forcing them to chase a record 226 in the series opener and then nearly denying them to hunt down 181 in the second game at Hagley Oval. Speaking ahead of the third game of the five-match series, the Kiwi spinner highlighted that the hosts are not doing badly and just need to be clinical a bit more. I think it's been an exciting series so far. Obviously, we've been on the wrong side of both of those games, but I think it's been pretty evident in the finishes that it's been a very close series so far. There's a few things that we'd like to have back in terms of the last two games, but we'll be looking to right those wrongs coming here in Wellington, Bracewell told reporters in the pre-match press conference on Monday. I think any time you take on a top team in the world, there's a number of really good sides in international cricket. You have to be at your best, and I think we've been at our best for long periods of the game. It's just getting a complete performance together, he added. Bracewell added that they need to do the good things for a little longer than they have and hoped that would bring results for them. We spoke about (the things) as a batting group, and I'm sure the bowlers did the same; it's just about doing what we do really well just for a touch longer. As I said, we've been in the game for a long period of the game, even on top at times as well. So it's just about being clinical in those key moments, and India have been, and I guess we'd like to have a couple of those situations back and try something a little bit different, he added. Detailing what needs to be done better, Bracewell pointed out that the Indian batters have been able to put them under pressure in death overs. He also noted the instances which have changed the momentum of the game. Taking note of the six that Naman Dhir hit off him in the second T20I over deep mid-wicket at the end of the 14th over, the Kiwi all-rounder stated that moments like these have turned the momentum in India's favour. The six was crucial for India as it spoiled Bracewell's bowling figures and gave the visitors a much-needed 15-run over. I think they've put us under pressure, particularly at the death with the ball. They've been two reasonably high-scoring games, so it certainly hasn't been a train smash, but I think it's just about controlling the things that we do really well. I think if you look back to the last ball that I bowled of my spell, I got hit for a six over the guy to the 85-metre boundary, just over his head. So if he just mistimes that a little bit, then it becomes a wicket, and I think that's a good indication of the fine margins that we have here in 2020. Those things have gone India's way so far, but I guess if I bowled that ball another 20 times, maybe there would be a couple of wickets in there as well. So yeah, it's not saying that that was the winning and losing of the game, but there have been a few moments like that where they've just gone India's way, and then the momentum starts to build, said Bracewall. I think they've put us under pressure, particularly at the death with the ball. They've been two reasonably high-scoring games, so it certainly hasn't been a train smash, but I think it's just about controlling the things that we do really well. I think if you look back to the last ball that I bowled of my spell, I got hit for a six over the guy to the 85-metre boundary, just over his head. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Rajnath Singh slams Kharge over Baap remark on PM Modi, says Congress has hurt public sentiments
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Former Japanese PM Fukuda, known for strengthening ties with China, dies at 90
Former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda, known for strengthening ties between Japan and China but who struggled to manage affairs in a divided Diet during his one-year stint through September 2008, has died, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party said Monday. He was 90
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Donald Trump has again urged Israelis to re-elect Benjamin Netanyahu, saying the two leaders need to finish the job against Iran and praising their record of military cooperation.The renewed endorsement came just days before Israels election and after reports that Netanyahu had been seeking another public show of support from Trump. The US president also claimed that recent operations had badly weakened Irans military, economy and leadership.
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'We need to get better': McCullum admits England have work to do ahead of ODI WC
Digital Desk | Lahore, Oct 26 (IANS) England head coach Brendon McCullum has called for improved decision-making in pressure situations after his side suffered back-to-back defeats in the ongoing tri-series, admitting that the teams inexperience remains a concern with next years ODI World Cup in South Africa approaching. England's latest setback came against Pakistan in Lahore, where they failed to defend 241 despite reducing the hosts to 154 for nine. Shadab Khans unbeaten 113, supported by Haris Rauf in a remarkable last-wicket partnership, condemned England to another painful defeat after they had also lost to Sri Lanka in a high-scoring contest in Rawalpindi. Reflecting on the consecutive losses, McCullum acknowledged that England had fallen short when it mattered most and needed to find better ways to handle difficult situations. Any time you lose, you obviously havent been good enough to win. So clearly youve got some work to do, McCullum told reporters after the game. Its so different, the (two) games as well. I guess from a coachs point of view there is some stuff in there that you can look at and say, 'These guys have been exposed to some very different types of games' where the pressure is really at its highest. And you start thinking about ways where you can ensure that you give them some options. Not just in terms of how to bat, bowl or field, but also how do we remain calm, how do we keep our poise and how do we start to plot and plan and navigate our way through those pressure moments... So that will be the conversations we will have in the next few days. The England coach also pointed to the limited World Cup experience within his squad as an area requiring attention. Only Joe Root, Sam Curran, Gus Atkinson and captain Harry Brook from Sundays playing XI had featured in an ODI World Cup, leaving the team with valuable lessons to learn before the next global tournament. I think for our boys, they are inexperienced. And we know that on the calendar in 12 months time theres a big World Cup which, for us to be serious challengers at, weve been open to admit that we need to get better. And we need to get experiences into these guys as quickly as we can, he said. Despite the disappointment, McCullum believes the two defeats have exposed situations that could help England develop a stronger approach to one-day cricket. He highlighted the importance of finding solutions when matches begin to slip away, particularly during the closing stages of a chase. I thought it was another great lesson for us if you are behind the game and youre chasing, how are you able to manufacture a way for your set batter to get as much access to the ball as possible and still remain calm and ultimately put the opposition under pressure down the back end of the game. So there are some good lessons there. There's some good learning opportunities. And we will learn from it. Because we are desperate to get to South Africa and be a realistic chance of challenging for that World Cup, he said. Shadabs match-winning innings offered another learning opportunity for Englands younger players, with the Pakistan allrounder demonstrating how a batter can take control of a chase while batting alongside the lower order. I thought it was an incredibly poised innings that was full of cricket intelligence, McCullum said. And also I thought his ability to be able to manipulate his way to get enough access to the ball as he could, batting alongside the tail, was a great example for our boys who are still young and inexperienced. England have now lost all three of their matches in the tri-series, leaving their chances of reaching the final dependent on other results. They must defeat Sri Lanka in their next match on Tuesday and then hope Pakistan lose their subsequent fixture, with net run rate potentially determining the outcome.
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