Race 3 shoots ahead this Eid
SAlMAN KHAN’s Race 3 recorded a huge start on Friday with a box office collection of Rs 29.17 crore in India alone. The numbers are expected to go bigger with Eid festivities commencing on Saturday. The movie has overshadowed Parmanu, which made Rs 59.22 crore in four weeks, and Veere di Wedding, which has made Rs 77.83 crore in three weeks in India.
Despite bad ratings from critics, the movie has been a commercial success. Khan's previous movies like Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Sultan and Tiger Zinda Hai have made more than Rs 100 crore in three days alone.
‘I am very thrilled to be here as part of a graffiti art campaign that believes in clean and beautiful cities. I believe that as a society and as citizens of this country, we all have a responsibility towards our nation and creating an atmosphere of cleanliness and beauty for everyone.’
—Dia Mirza
Ace designer Manish Malhotra, who is one of the chief mentors at the london School of Trends, said that global education is making a huge difference to all the design schools of India. “It is making a difference overall not just to the design schools. Thanks to global education, global awareness the world is getting far more closer. Social media, travel and interactions is making this happen.”
Tom Hanks to the rescue
Actor Tom Hanks recently showed why he is one of the best actors as he leaped into action when a theatre-goer had a medical emergency during his performance as Falstaff in Shakespeare's Henry IV. The two-time Oscar winner used his masterful improvisation skills to entertain a restless crowd at the Veterans Affairs' West los Angeles campus when the audience member fell unconscious. When paramedics arrived and began testing the patient, resulting in a 20-minute delay, Hanks decided to take matters into his own hands. He kept the audience focussed on him to allow the show's crew, made up of military veterans with medical training, and later the paramedics, to treat the audience member without interruption.