Exclusive! Kabir Khan on stepping away from Ek Tha Tiger sequels: Even James Bond is not made by the same director every time

Kabir Khan’s Ek Tha Tiger has been inducted into the International Spy Museum, a recognition he values more than box office success. He believes the film’s enduring appeal stems from its emotionally driven action, contrasting with today’s over-the-top, VFX-heavy sequences. Despite the film’s franchise potential, Kabir prefers exploring new stories over directing sequels, citing creative…

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Aries Daily Horoscope Today, August 7, 2025: Let truth guide your connections today

Aries, today emphasizes authenticity for meaningful experiences. Embrace your true self in love, career, and finances. Honesty deepens bonds in relationships, while your unique approach shines at work. Prioritize financial goals and avoid impulsive spending. Address health by expressing emotions and opting for light meals. Trust your inner fire and lead with pride, Aries.

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Nvidia CEO ‘trashes’ MIT study claiming AI makes people dumber, says: My advice to MIT test participants is, “Apply…”

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang disputes MIT research suggesting AI diminishes cognitive abilities, asserting his daily AI use enhances his thinking. He argues that formulating quality questions for AI requires analytical and reasoning skills. Huang uses multiple AI systems to cross-reference and critique responses, strengthening his analytical abilities.

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‘Did the same with Gandhiji’: Rahul Gandhi slams RSS for personal attacks; flags concern over ‘vote theft’

Rahul Gandhi accused the RSS of employing personal attacks against opponents, drawing parallels to their treatment of Mahatma Gandhi. During discussions with Mahagathbandhan allies, concerns were raised about alleged electoral malpractice, with accusations leveled against the Election Commission for purportedly favoring the BJP. The Voter Adhikar Yatra, a protest against electoral roll revisions, was praised…

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Karwa Chauth reminds Arya Babbar’s wife, Jasmine Babbar, of her nani’s words, ‘Love doesn’t happen once’ – Exclusive

Jasmin Babbar views Karwa Chauth as a reminder to cherish love consistently, echoing her grandmother’s wisdom. She embraces the festival by consciously adding color to her wardrobe, finding joy in participating rather than performing. The tradition is deeply personal, connecting her to her late aunt and mother, and now fosters togetherness with her in-laws.

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