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‘Toxic’ X Reactions: All Style, No Substance? Netizens Feel Yash’s Latest Misses the Mark!

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By Rishika Singh
| Bombay Times Verified
Yash’s much-awaited Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has opened in theatres and early audience reactions have started making their way to X. The Geetu Mohandas directorial has been among the most awaited releases for fans following Yash’s return to the big screen after KGF: Chapter 2. Set in post-independence Goa, the film follows gangster Raya and his son Ticket, both played by Yash, against a backdrop of crime, power, family and betrayal.
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'Yeh Fitoor Tera' Written Update (25th August): Jeet Comes To Soumya’s Rescue As Roop Reveals His Evil Intentions

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By Rishika Singh
| Bombay Times Verified
The August 25 episode of Yeh Fitoor Tera takes a tense turn as Soumya finds herself caught in another difficult situation involving Roop. Jeet remains watchful around her, particularly when he notices Roop trying to get closer to Pihu. Meanwhile, the felicitation ceremony gives Roop another opportunity to put Soumya under pressure. What begins with a lighter moment between Jeet and Soumya soon turns serious.
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'Phool Aur Kaante' Director Kuku Kohli Dies at 77: Remembering His Journey Through Hindi Cinema

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By Rishika Singh
| Bombay Times Verified
Kuku Kohli, the filmmaker behind Phool Aur Kaante and several popular Hindi films of the 1990s, has died at the age of 77. He passed away in Mumbai on Tuesday after suffering a massive heart attack. The news was confirmed by his family and filmmaker Ashoke Pandit. Kuku is survived by his wife, veteran actress Aruna Irani, and his two daughters, Pooja and Karishma Kohli. For many Hindi film fans, Kuku's name remains linked to the arrival of Ajay Devgn in mainstream cinema.
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