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Janhvi Kapoor Glams Up in Peddi Poster on Birthday

Bollywood diva Janhvi Kapoor, known for her effortless charm and screen presence, has now made her mark in Tollywood. Teaming up with mass star Ram Charan for Peddi, she is already creating a buzz among fans.
Celebrating her 29th birthday today, the makers of Peddi released a special poster showcasing Janhvi in a stunning traditional yet glamorous avatar. Her blouse-and-skirt look reflects the unique charm she brings to every role. Fans have already seen her captivate audiences in the Chikri song, where she effortlessly slips into the character of Achiyamma. Her presence in the film is expected to draw crowds when Peddi hits theatres on April 30.
Directed by Buchi Babu Sana and produced by Venkata Satish Kilaru under the Vriddhi Cinemas banner, Peddi has already made waves with chartbuster songs like Chikri and Ra Ra Rai Rai. On her birthday, the makers also released a special BTS video featuring Janhvi on set, giving fans a glimpse of her dedication and charisma.
With her glamour, talent, and on-screen presence, Janhvi Kapoor continues to impress and entertain. Let’s wish the talented actress a very happy birthday!
Sharwa’s Biker Unveils High-Octane Track Ziddi Ziddi

Charming star Sharwa is all set to thrill audiences with his upcoming sports and family drama Biker, slated for a theatrical release on April 3. Touted as India’s first motocross-based film, Biker promises an adrenaline-fueled spectacle on the big screen.
Directed by Abhilash Kanka under the UV Creations banner, the film features music composed by Ghibran. To mark Sharwa’s birthday, the makers unveiled a new track from the album titled Ziddi Ziddi.
The electrifying number serves as a powerful, inspiring anthem. Composed and sung by Ghibran, the song also features energetic vocals by Shenbagaraj, Aravind Srinivas, and Sudharsan Ram, with lyrics penned by Krishna Kanth.
The track visually showcases Sharwa’s transformation into a motorcycle racer—from running across vast landscapes to intense physical training—highlighting his determination and perseverance. Rajasekhar appears as a mentor, guiding him through the journey. In the closing moments, Sharwa reaches his destination, while Rajasekhar silently walks away after glancing at the stopwatch, leaving the scene open to interpretation.
Ziddi Ziddi is expected to serve as the film’s theme during high-octane motorcycle sequences, promising to make a strong impact on the audience and heighten the thrill of the narrative.
Allu Sirish and Nayanika Reddy’s Pre-Wedding Celebrations Shine

The wedding festivities of Allu Sirish and Nayanika Reddy are in full swing, and the bride-to-be has already captured hearts with her stunning pre-wedding rituals. Just hours before the wedding, Nayanika shared glimpses from her traditional ceremonies, showcasing the elegance and vibrancy of the celebrations.
In the photos, she looked radiant while participating in rituals such as the sacred bath and henna ceremony, surrounded by family and close friends. One of the most striking moments featured Nayanika glowing under cascading water during the ritual bath, with flower petals showered around her as loved ones cheered and celebrated.
The pre-wedding festivities also included warm family moments, with Allu Arjun and Sneha Reddy joining in the celebrations and posing for joyful pictures with the bride-to-be.
With its colorful rituals, family bonding, and traditional charm, Nayanika’s pre-wedding celebrations have added an extra layer of magic to the grand wedding of Allu Sirish and Nayanika Reddy.
Chandrababu Naidu Proposes ₹25,000 Incentive for Third Child

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has expressed concern over India’s population trends and proposed a proactive measure to address it. He suggested providing financial assistance of ₹25,000 to couples after the birth of their third child, with an additional ₹25,000 for each subsequent child.
However, the proposal has drawn criticism from the Congress party. Speaking in Parliament, Manickam Tagore questioned the rationale behind encouraging population growth in a country that is already the most populous in the world. “India is already the most populated country, and it will remain that way for decades. So there is no point in running after increasing population,” Tagore said. He emphasized the importance of quality over quantity, adding, “At a time when AI is dictating terms, it is crucial that we focus on preparing the population for future technologies rather than incentivizing higher birth rates.”
While Chandrababu Naidu argues that Andhra Pradesh should maintain at least a 5 crore population to remain substantial, Congress appears to prioritize population quality and technological readiness over sheer numbers.
Trump Warns of Possible Retaliation Amid Iran Conflict

US President Donald Trump has acknowledged that Americans would not be wrong to fear potential retaliatory attacks on US soil as tensions with Iran continue. In a new interview with Time magazine for its cover story titled “Trump’s War,” the President was asked whether such concerns were reasonable.
“I guess,” Trump responded. “But I think they’re worried about that all the time. We think about it all the time. We plan for it. But yeah, you know, we expect some things.” He added candidly, “Like I said, some people will die. When you go to war, some people will die.”
The remarks come as the conflict with Iran, sparked by joint US-Israeli strikes on Iranian targets, continues to escalate without a clear timeline for resolution. Trump noted that the war has no fixed deadline. “I have no time limits on anything,” he said. “I want to get it done.”
Trump also indicated that ending the conflict could involve influencing changes to Iran’s leadership following the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in the February 28 strikes. “One of the things I’m going to be asking for is the ability to work with them on choosing a new leader,” Trump said. “I’m not going through this to end up with another Khamenei. I want to be involved in the selection. They can select, but we have to make sure it’s somebody that’s reasonable to the United States.”
While Trump acknowledged the possibility of retaliation, other administration officials sought to reassure Americans that domestic security risks remain under control. Speaking at a briefing at US Central Command in Florida, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said he had no concerns about the safety of the US homeland.
“I don’t have any concerns about whether or not the homeland will be covered down on,” Hegseth stated. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem added that authorities are actively monitoring potential threats. “I am in direct coordination with our federal intelligence and law enforcement partners as we continue to closely monitor and thwart any potential threats to the homeland,” she said.
The ongoing conflict has already resulted in American casualties overseas, including six Americans killed when an unmanned aircraft struck a US facility in Kuwait. However, no attacks linked to the conflict have occurred inside the United States so far.
Security officials remain vigilant, recalling that attacks and plots by foreign adversaries and extremist groups were a recurring threat during the early-2000s war on terror. As tensions with Iran escalate, officials continue to monitor the potential for similar threats emerging on US soil.




















