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Mankatha, which marked the 50th film in Ajith’s career, restored the image of Ajith as a star in the industry after the actor suffered from consistent flops. Trade analysts claim Mankatha collected Rs 100 core, a humongous number for 2011. It was during such a high point in his career that Ajith made the shocking announcement.

The 1980s-themed basement suite — intelligently named ‘The Upside Den’ — allows fans to book a night for 49 USD (roughly Rs 3,490); not inclusive of taxes and fees. It has a rating of 4.95 from 159 reviews, and is presented by Airbnb ‘Superhost’ Ann who, as per the website, is an “experienced and a highly-rated host” who is “committed to providing great stays for guests”.

“We have developed an unique MIS system on GIS base for surveillance and tracking. It can be run on a windows operated mobile phone to identify exact location of the trouble prone areas in dense forests,” GIPL CEO Vijay Sharma said.

Actor Varalaxmi Sarathkumar has walked out of a Malayalam film accusing the producers of male chauvinism. She had recently signed to play the female lead opposite actor Jayaram in a film titled Aakasha Mittayee, which went on the floors on Friday. She took to Twitter recently to share her excitement about her second Malayalam project. But, her decision to drop out of the project has caught everyone off guard.

The BMC has also sent a showcause notice to the private agencies involved in the upkeep and maintenance of the community toilet attached with the tank.

Actor Taha Shah was recently seen in director Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s period drama series Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar. One of his most poignant moments in the eight-episode show was his death scene, in which his character, Nawab Tajdar Baloch, is tortured by the British. Shah recently spoke about the scene, and revealed why it was important to him for it to be graphic.

On the Highway actor’s 29th birthday, let’s take a look at her style evolution through the years:

The existing promoters of Naturals Salon-parent, Groom India Salons & Spa, could continue running operations and Reliance’s funds would help expand its network of 700 salons in 20 states by four- to five-fold, the Economic Times had earlier reported, citing executives aware of the development.