Indian wrestling sensation Vinesh Phogat suffered a heartbreaking disqualification from the Paris Olympics final after being deemed 100 grams overweight during the pre-match weigh-in. The decision has sparked outrage and disbelief among fans, athletes, and experts alike.

Vinesh’s father, Mahaveer Phogat, expressed his disappointment and frustration over the decision. He emphasized that a slight weight difference is common among athletes and should not be grounds for disqualification. He vowed to prepare Vinesh rigorously for the next Olympics, aiming for a well-deserved medal.

Olympic medalist Vijender Singh echoed Mahaveer’s sentiments, highlighting the unfairness of the disqualification. He pointed out that boxers are given more time to adjust their weight before matches and questioned the stringent rules imposed on wrestlers.

The controversy surrounding Vinesh’s disqualification has brought attention to the weight regulations in wrestling and raised concerns about their potential impact on athletes’ performance. As the debate continues, many are calling for a review of the rules and a chance for Vinesh to compete and redeem herself.

Lady superstar Nayanthara released her 75th film ‘Annapoorani’ with the tagline ‘The Goddess Of Food’ was released in December. Top actors like Satyaraj, KS Ravikumar, Jai and others played key roles in this movie. It was released on Netflix within a few weeks and a lot of Hindu organizations found the film’s content problematic. Due to the severe backlash, it was taken out of Netflix.

After a brief gap, the movie is back on Netflix again. Interestingly, it will not be available in India but people in other countries can watch it on Netflix from 9th August. Nayan played the role of a Brahmin girl who hails from an orthodox family. She wants to become India’s best chef while her father is against it. How she overcomes all the hurdles and gets what she wants forms the crux of the story.

Responding to the backlash, Zee Studios has officially released a letter apologizing to VHP and announcing its removal from Netflix until the required parts are edited back in January. Nayan is shown as a Brahmin woman who cooks non-vegetarian food in order to win the competition. A few Hindu organizations have complained that it hurt the sentiments of Brahmins. Also, a Muslim guy loving a Brahmin girl too did not go down well with some people as it indirectly supports Love Jihad. Let us see how the new decision to stream ‘Annapoorani’ in other countries works out.

Daughter of the iconic Sridevi, Janhvi Kapoor entered the Bollywood landscape with considerable fanfare. Her debut film, ‘Dhadak’, while commercially successful, did little to showcase her acting prowess. Since then, despite a series of films, Kapoor has struggled to establish herself as a leading lady.

Projects like ‘Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl’, ‘Good Luck Jerry’, and ‘Mili’ garnered some critical acclaim, but commercial success has eluded her. The recent release, ‘Ulajh’, met with a dismal box office performance, adding to the growing list of disappointments in her career.

While Kapoor maintains a strong social media presence and is often in the limelight, her on-screen performances have yet to translate into sustained box office success. In an attempt to broaden her horizons, the actress is venturing into the Telugu film industry with the highly anticipated pan-Indian film ‘Devara’. Sharing screen space with the immensely popular Jr. NTR, this project presents a significant opportunity for Kapoor to reach a wider audience and potentially revive her career.

Her inclusion in Ram Charan’s next film further solidifies her presence in the South Indian film industry. The success of these ventures will be crucial in determining the trajectory of Janhvi Kapoor’s career.

As she navigates this challenging phase, the industry and fans alike await her next move with bated breath.