Gaurav Khanna's YouTube Channel Taken Down; Manoj Desai On Hema Malini Skipping Dharmendra's Prayer Meet

Hours after Bigg Boss 19 winner and television actor Gaurav Khanna launched his YouTube channel, it has now been reported that the video platform has taken down the channel. On Wednesday, one of the social media users took to his Reddit account and shared that Khanna’s YouTube channel cannot be found. Not just this, but upon clicking on the link that Khanna had shared on his Instagram stories, the message displays, “This video is no longer available because the YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated (sic).”

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Veteran actor Dharmendra’s death left the entire country mourning. The legendary star passed away at the age of 89 just a few

days before his birthday. After Dharmendra’s demise, while his first wife and sons, Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol, hosted the prayer meet at Taj Lands End, his second wife, Hema Malini, hosted it at his Mumbai home. Now, theatre owner Manoj Desai spoke about the two prayer meets and why he believed Hema Malini did a wise thing by hosting a separate prayer meet for the departed soul.

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Aditya Dhar’s action drama, Dhurandhar, has been breaking one box office record after another, and every single performance has been truly appreciated. One actor who has made the most headlines is Akshaye Khanna, who plays Rehman Dakait. He has performed phenomenally well, and social media is abuzz with good things to say about him, including the viral FA9LA dance. Casting director Mukesh Chhabra recently discussed how Akshaye’s casting happened.

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Bollywood singer Rahul Vaidya took to social media to highlight how football legend Lionel Messi, despite being a global icon, chose to stay true to his roots and culture, even during his visit to India. Rahul wrote, “One thing we Indians must learn from Messi: Own your language. Own your culture. English is a skill — not a master. Learn it well, but don’t be enslaved by it.”

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The Indian spy thriller Dhurandhar has set off a cinematic and diplomatic firestorm in Pakistan, becoming a massive cultural rage despite a total official ban. While the film has been barred from theatres in Pakistan and six Gulf nations—including Saudi Arabia and the UAE—for its “anti-Pakistan” stance, it is being consumed by millions across the border. Massive torrents and piracy links have flooded the internet, with Pakistan’s own Dark Web experts reportedly accessing or generating high-traffic links via servers in Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Malaysia.

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