Actor Kushal Tandon turned real life hero and saved his co-star Jennifer Winget from fire on the sets of their TV show Beyhadh. They were sitting in a mandap, which was set on fire for a scene. Things turned out of hand and Kushal, who was quick in response, removed Jennifer from the harm’s way. Both actors suffered minor burns.

 

It’s actually so cliche…… u save a girl from fire …. have always Watched and imagined as a scene ….. but it actually happened ….. the way I ran both the times … m laughing watching this wile m on my way back home … but was terrified that time …. don’t know what all was goin in my mind …. sad that Wat was the action directors safety … not a single action directors guy came to rescue that girl ….. Thanku God for giving me strength and the ability to think at that time to run and get her first Coz she jus froze … and the day ends … much love ❤to all

A video posted by Kushal Tandon (@therealkushaltandon) on Feb 7, 2017 at 8:20am PST

The actor wrote with the post that he had always seen it in films and imagined saving a girl from fire and this time ‘it actually happened’. He even said that not a single action director came to Jennifer’s rescue but thanked God for giving him enough strength to save her.

As part of the lead couple’s elaborate wedding on the show, a mandap was set on fire. Everyone stayed calm and did their part for the sequence at the beginning: The actor who played the priest left the mandap first (as per scene) but Jennifer sat inside the flaming set. Kushal came to her, performed his part but then realised that things were not right when a few ambers dropped on him. He quickly ran off the stage, dragging Jennifer’s drape with him. The overwhelmed Jennifer could not figure out how to get out and that’s when Kushal came back, picked her up and took her off the mandap.

Jennifer and Kushal play the leads on the popular show which tells the story of a psychopathic woman who is obsessed with a man.

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It has been three years since Hrithik Roshan and Sussanne Khan parted ways, but the actor says his former wife’s opinion still matters a lot to him. He also says while he still believes in love, he won’t give marriage another chance.

 
 
In an interview for his latest release “Kaabil”, Hrithik talked about his film, the not so lucky 2016, love and marriage:

 
 Q. Sussanne saw the film and praised you to the skies. Many who have seen the film say this is your best performance to date?
 
I am so relieved. I am so glad Sussanne liked the film. Her opinion means the world to me. I am the happiest when people say “Kaabil” truly is a small film with the largest heart in the world. Some were surprised, others seem shocked. It is truly overwhelming for dad, Sanjay Gupta, Yami Gautam and myself.
 
 Q. How do you think its simultaneous release with “Raees” will affect your film?
 
 No idea. All kinds of permutations and combinations are possible. I want the very best for both the films.
 
 Q. The promos and teasers of “Kaabil” are a rage. Did you expect such a response?
 
 To be honest, yes. Because they impacted me too.
 
 Q. 2016 was not such a great year for Hindi cinema. Where do you think our films are going wrong?
 
 I don’t blame the films that are being made. It is better and more constructive to blame the work culture and the overall mental benchmark. Most filmmakers just want to get by, not do something that will stand out over and above the rut.

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Q. What according to you is the solution?
 
Specialization and division of labour is so important. That is the primary reason Hollywood is where it is. Even if you are the grip or clapper boy on the set, you take pride in your work. You don’t allow it to be seen as small work, and you take full responsibility. That kind of work ethic then seeps into everything you do in filmmaking.
 
 Q. So you feel our films will improve if everyone does his job?
 
 Yes, (exercise) division — specialise in what you do and don’t start doing other people’s work, concentrate on your own job. And allow others the freedom to surprise you with their own style. Stop wanting to control everything. Having said that, our cinema has immense potential. In “Kaabil”, I experienced what I am talking about. So I know it’s happening.
 
 Q. “Kaabil” is a thriller, but it’s also an intense love story?
 
 Yes, correctly said. It’s really a family audience film. My mother’s compliments mean the world to me. She having loved my work and the movie, means it’s a movie for everyone. Especially families. In other cases, she has been completely blunt, I must say. So I know the happiness this time is genuine.
 
 Q. Your character in “Kaabil” goes all out for love. How far would you go for your love?
 
 To the end of the world. And then some more.
 
 Q. Would you give love and marriage another chance in your life?
 
 Not marriage. No marriage for me, at least as far as I can see. Love fulfils me everyday. I am content and extremely enthusiastic about my life.

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Make your wedding look more unique and special by using a few different ideas as listed by an expert.

Ashu Garg, Founder at Good Times Concept events, a full-service event and venue management consulting company, shared a few ideas:

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Live Painter: Having a live wedding painter to seize all those lovely and precious memories will surely immortalize your wedding day. You can hang the painting on the wall, so every morning when you wake up, it will remind you of your special day.

Recollect the good old days: We all have our childhood photographs as our memories. Collect all the crazy, funny, beautiful and special photographs of yourselves at different ages corresponding to the table number of your guest.

Circular Pattern Seating: Most people prefer theatre style seating with some round-tables. Well, that’s something old fashioned. Theatre style seating is uncomfortable and kills the lovely view. But, the best seating style for your guests is a circular pattern around the couple.

Let the Guest Write: Everyone stays busy on the wedding day. Bride and groom will be busy meeting with guests, while some stay busy in booze and dance. As only a few could properly bless the couple so, why not leave advice/wish card for the guests to fill out near the entrance? Guest could write wishes, advice or a message for the bride and groom or can write what they feel about the couple. This idea will make the couple more special and blessed.

Go old school: Being a best friend of the bride or groom, surprise them on their special day. Imagine the scene of your wedding day when you’ll be on your seat and suddenly your favourite jam comes up.

A young colleague who is about to get married complained that her fiancée’ keeps busy and does not give her time. While she wants to spend all or most of her time hanging out with her fiancée, the guy is busy setting up his entrepreneurial venture and not able to spend as much time with her as she wants. She was looking for advice on how to keep engaged.

This set me thinking – How and why do girls set expectations from marriage and their partners? What is a fair expectation from both?

The ugly truth nobody ever tells girls

Sociologically marriage is supposed to be one great milestone for girls… teri shaadi mein aise hoga, waise hoga. Often Indian mothers tell the little ones: I have kept this gold jewellery set for your wedding. Ask any young girl what marriage means to her and she will tell you about her ideal partner, a romantic courtship period, what she is going to wear on her wedding day, jewellery, finery, cosmetics, trousseau shopping, etc. A lot of hype and expectations is inbuilt into the concept of marriage.

No doubt it is a milestone but nobody gives girls a realistic picture of what to expect after marriage. Nobody really prepares the girls for the adjustments that she has to make once she leaves her parents’ house to go and live with another family. Nobody tells her that she needs to maintain her own identity when she is joined in holy matrimony with another soul. Marriage is a new experience for him too (mostly ;-)) and he is also getting used to have another person share his home, his space and his life.

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Being completely dependent on your partner is not a sign of love: Generally once a girl gets into coupledom, she wants to be with her partner in all her free time. She wants to hang out, go out, eat out and have every experience with her man to the point that all her happiness and joy depends on her guy. While the poor guy might enjoy this attention initially, eventually he could feel cloistered and burdened by your expectations. Give the man a chance. Make him a part of your life, not the centre of your universe.

Invest in yourself: Love …yes. Unconditional love… of course yes. Loving you partner spouse does not mean that you stop loving yourself. Love yourself completely and unconditionally. Pamper yourself. Take care of yourself. Remember you used to have an identity before you met your partner. Don’t lose that girl. And if that girl is lost somewhere, seek her out. Visit a parlour, learn a new craft, buy books to read or get membership to a library if you love reading, take self-improvement classes…invest in yourself.

Discover your talents: Each one of us has a gift or a talent. If you have already discovered your gift, nurture it. If not, explore and discover it. You owe it to yourself and your parents. Don’t tell me you don’t even remember what your hobbies are. Think what is it that makes you happy and fulfilled without any input from anyone else. Your spouse may or may not share your habby/passion in life. Irrespective of that, find time to indulge your passion in life.

Be yourself; not a shadow of your partner. Be someone your partner will be proud of. Have your own identity.. This is a peculiar problem faced by the feminine gender because it comes naturally to them – to make their spouse the raison d’être of their existence. When the spouse gets busy earning the daily bread, butter, cheese and the occasional dessert …ladies have a lot of time on their hands with absolutely no clue what to do. Rather than waiting for him and cribbing that he doesn’t give you time, find your centre within you.

Don’t forget your friend circle: Your friends are one of your biggest support systems. They were there before your Prince Charming came along. Take initiative to keep in touch with your friends. Hanging out with friends has a therapeutic effect believe it or not.

Exercise daily: You owe it to yourself to keep your body healthy and disease free. So aim to exercise daily for an hour every day. Aim high so that even if you skip a day or two in the week, you still exercise at least five days a week. Exercise helps release chemicals in your body which promote feelings of well being and happiness. And every man wants to have a healthy and happy partner.

Do your partner and your marriage a favour; don’t build your life around him. Be there for him but first be there for yourself first.

In a season of breakups, in which many celebrity couples were seen parting ways, everyone were taken by surprise when reports emerged about troubles in the married life of Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai. A video in which Abhishek was seen walking away, despite Aishwarya’s request of posing for media, during the premier of movie Sarbjit, only added fuel to the fire.

Abhishek, who generally takes these kinds of report with a pinch of salt, opened up about the incident in an interview with a leading daily. “I know what the truth is and I know how far to take the media seriously,” Abhishek said. “I am not going to allow a third party to dictate to me and Aishwarya how we should lead our lives.”

Aishwarya and Abhishek tied the knots in 2007, after falling in love while shooting for their movie Guru. The couple now has a baby girl Aaradhya. Abhishek made it clear that he is not explaining about his relationship with Aishwarya to people, as they have nothing to do with their personal lives.

“She knows how much I love her and I know how much she loves me,” Abhishek said. “If you are going to misinterpret something for your own convenience, then go ahead. I am a public figure after all. I cannot make the media happy all the time. My marriage and my life are not going to be dictated by what the media says. So it’s really not an issue for me.”

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