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  Shweta Tiwari Posts Video Of Ex-Husband Physically Abusing Their Son & Her But People Are Divided Shweta Tiwari has been in the news after she gave an interview about her two failed marriages and mentioned how ex-husband  Abhinav Kohli threatened to ruin her reputation. Their relationship had turned sour when the actress filed a case of domestic violence against Abhinav in 2017 and two years later, they got separated. The two have been accusing each other on several grounds. Just recently, Abhinav had accused her of leaving their son alone in a Mumbai hotel to participate in  Khatron Ke Khiladi 11 . Shweta’s version was completely different, however, as she told in a recent interview that she had informed Abhinav over a call that she was going to Cape Town, South Africa and that their son is safe with her mother and relatives. Shweta told  Bollywood Bubble , “I had informed Abhinav Kohli over a phone call that I am going to Cape Town and that Reyansh is safe wi...

  An Honest Review Of ‘Chori Chori Chupke Chupke ’: A Story About…Anything But Surrogacy The thing about our country is that it is knee-deep in a pool of stereotypes, orthodox traditions and customs most of which pull it decades back when it comes to being progressive.  Which is why, on the rare occasion that someone tries to break past them and normalize what the society may have termed taboo, we are more than happy to cheer them on.  And even though the film at hand here,  Chori Chori Chupke Chupke , promised to help educate as well normalize the society towards surrogacy, it ended up doing something else entirely. Which was to misinform and reduce women to baby-making machines. You see, back in 2001, the concept of using a surrogate mother in cases where the woman can’t conceive, would neither be understood nor entertained. But after the movie was released, nothing changed apart from the fact that people hated surrogacy more.  Why, you ask? Read on... The mov...

  8 Bollywood Celebs Who Got Their Partners’ Names Tattooed To Show Their ‘Sachcha Pyaar’ A good tattoo is like a work of art. It carries meaning and story if you need it to. It can also be something absolutely mundane. I’ve known of people who’ve gotten water coolers and pineapples tattooed onto themselves for aesthetic reasons. But not everyone is convinced about getting a tattoo done, let alone on whims and fancies. One of the reasons why people get intimidated by getting inked is because the process is more or less permanent. Unlike those Big Babool tattoos which faded away within days, a permanent tattoo can be a lifelong choice to stick with. Unless you’re planning on getting involved with laser removal options.  They’re painful, mind you.  Let’s be real, it’s perfectly natural to regret getting tattoos done, considering our tastes and preferences can sometimes change on a day to day basis as well.  1. Hrithik Roshan During their six-year-long relationship,...