Actor Mrunal Thakur caught screaming with joy, read to know more: WATCH
If you haven’t seen it yet, allow me to share with you a recently emerged video. You can view it by clicking here:
Hindi OTT Release This Week (May 12 to May 18): Web series to watch out for on JioHotstar
The web series titled “Hai Junoon” is an upcoming musical drama, skillfully directed by Abhishek Sharma. It features Neil Nitin Mukesh and Jacqueline Fernandez as the main leads, while Sumedh Mudgalkar, Boman Irani, Siddharth Nigam, Priyank Sharma, Anushka Sen, Bhavin Bhanushali, and Aditya Bhat, among others, will play significant roles.
You Won’t Believe How Much Money Just Surged Into Bitcoin! 😱💸
The facts, though rather in want of refinement, suggest another $882 million found its way into the coffers of these funds over the week—four consecutive weeks of impassioned, perhaps imprudent, devotion. The broader markets may not quiver in their bonnets, but money, like a relentless suitor, persists in knocking.
You Won’t Believe What’s Happening to TRUMP Token After That Wild 9% Plunge! 🚨
Nor did this spectacle end there. A contest brewed, more theatrical than a Tsar’s ball: $148 million spent by Trump meme coin aficionados, each hoping to win a seat at a Gala dinner beside President Donald Trump himself. One cannot help but wonder on which course—soup or scandal—will the conversation pivot? The market, upon hearing this, responded with its usual decorum: a storm of hope and dread. Both the humble and the mighty, loathed to miss their chance, hurried to cast their lots.
Upfronts Kick Off: Hollywood’s Ad Dollar Scramble Arrives in Strangest Market in Years
Originally, upfronts were occasions where broadcast networks showcased their fall schedules. Nowadays, they’ve transformed into platforms to demonstrate corporate unity. For instance, during last year’s event, NBCUniversal debuted a trailer for the movie “Wicked”.
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From being simple reveals of fall schedules by broadcast networks, upfronts have evolved into grand displays of corporate harmony. Last year, NBCUniversal showcased the first look of the movie “Wicked” during this event.