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Television superstar Rupali Ganguly gave fans a candid and fun glimpse from her recent Lonavala getaway.

In a delightful twist, the legendary ensemble of 'sarabhai vs sarabhai' came together once again to celebrate Sumeet Raghavan's latest theatre venture. The dynamic duo of Rupali Ganguly and Rajesh Kumar took to social media with a comedic video that perfectly captured the essence of Monisha and Rosesh's playful exchanges.

In a heartwarming reunion, the cast of 'sarabhai vs sarabhai' came together for a theatre performance, igniting memories of laughter and camaraderie. Rupali Ganguly beamed with happiness as she captured the moment, while Sumeet Raghavan took a moment to honor the late Satish Shah, whose portrayal of Indravadan sarabhai left an indelible mark on the show.

In a poignant moment at the prestigious awards ceremony, Hema Malini graciously accepted the Padma Vibhushan on behalf of her beloved late husband, Dharmendra, honoring his remarkable six-decade journey in cinema. The celebration also highlighted the talents of Satish Shah, who received a Padma Shri, and the melodious Alka Yagnik, awarded the Padma Bhushan.

Actor Rajesh Kumar revealed the late Satish Shah's pivotal role in securing his part in David Dhawan's upcoming film, 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai.' Kumar considers the film his last recommendation from Shah, a close friend of Dhawan's, highlighting the emotional significance of the project. Shah's endorsement was instrumental in Kumar landing the role.

India's Padma Awards 2026 will honour cinematic legends like the late Dharmendra with Padma Vibhushan, and Mammootty and Alka Yagnik with Padma Bhushan. R Madhavan, Prosenjit Chatterjee, Anil Kumar Rastogi, Arvind Vaidya, and the late Satish Shah are among the Padma Shri recipients, celebrating their significant contributions to arts and entertainment.

Boman Irani has welcomed Dharmendra and Satish Shah receiving Padma awards, saying he was surprised it took so long. He emotionally recalled Dharmendra placing his hand on his face with affection, saying "my face literally shook." Boman also remembered Satish Shah fondly and will next be seen in 'Peddi' on June 4.

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A classic Mother's Day moment from the beloved show sarabhai vs sarabhai has resurfaced online. Rosesh sarabhai's hilariously earnest poem for his mother Maya, portrayed by Rajesh Kumar, is now a viral sensation on social media.

The Physical Research Laboratory has invited applications for the Vikram sarabhai Postdoctoral Fellowship, or VISHWAS, aimed at supporting young researchers in fundamental science with societal relevance. The fellowship offers Rs 1 lakh per month along with HRA and other facilities. Three fellowships are available for Indian nationals under 35 years holding a recent PhD with first class academic records. Selection will depend on academic performance, research proposals and referee recommendations submitted through the online application process.

Shekhar Suman expressed disappointment with the current state of stand-up comedy, citing a decline in quality due to reliance on vulgarity and abusive language over strong writing. He believes modern comedians have abandoned original thought, resorting to stolen jokes and an "easy way out" to elicit laughs, unlike the brilliant scripting of past shows.

Television star Rupali Ganguly celebrated Mother's Day with a heartfelt message, defining motherhood beyond birth to include anyone who nurtures children with love. Sharing a video from the sets of 'Anupamaa' with her pets, she emphasized that a mother's love is a universal gift. The actress, known for her iconic roles, highlighted the profound maternal bond.

This Mother's Day, "Anupamaa" will showcase a mother's silent pain as Anupama faces accusations from her daughter, questioning her love and loyalty. Actress Rupali Ganguly highlights the heartbreak of a mother's character being challenged by her children, emphasizing the importance of self-respect and empathy from both sides.

Kolkata Centre for Creativity celebrates Santali art and culture, challenging static perceptions. Curator Ruby Palchoudhuri emphasizes culture's importance over politics. Mallika sarabhai's spontaneous performance merged Santali stories with modern dance. Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee highlighted the undervaluation of craftspeople, while the exhibition fostered intergenerational dialogue and showcased the evolution of Santali textiles.

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