Indian Rupee Forecast

On January 7th, Armaan Malik and Aashna Shroff shared a joint post showcasing moments from their “Mehfil-e-Mehendi.” This collection of pictures gave fans a glimpse into their special day, capturing the couple’s obvious joy and deep affection. The post started with an informal photo of the pair, then moved on to scenes from a Sufi-themed evening, as well as images of their dear friends and relatives.

On her Instagram account, Sshura Khan recently posted a picture of herself and her husband Arbaaz Khan from a special moment they shared. In the image, Arbaaz can be seen comfortably sleeping on a flight, wearing a brown-toned shirt. He is holding hands with Sshura’s hand, demonstrating his affection for her.

According to recent reports, there’s another high-profile departure at the cable network, and this time it won’t be Lisa Hamilton Daly joining GAF, a family-oriented channel. In contrast to her predecessor Candace Cameron Bure, GAF is known for more traditional family programming. The official statement from Hallmark, however, uses corporate jargon to express that they will be adjusting their strategy without Lisa in the role of Executive Vice President of Programming.

Fans were shocked when Jackman’s separation was announced, especially as he’d showered Furness with praise in the media previously. A few months later, rumors swirled that he and Foster had an affair while starring in The Music Man on Broadway together. While they’ve yet to confirm a relationship, the Greatest Showman actor was spotted on DeuxMoi going to see Foster in the musical Once Upon A Mattress. Check out the clip below:

Among HBO’s recent successes and a popular choice on Max, “The Last of Us” has sparked discussions about the best video game adaptations. The quality of Season 2 seems to maintain its high standard, offering more desolate landscapes teeming with monsters in the TV lineup for 2025. However, the latest sneak peeks suggest that significant alterations might be made to the characters’ timelines, providing a markedly distinct viewing experience for television audiences compared to what gamers have previously encountered.