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OMG! Did You Know BTS' RM Lied to Have One of His ENTERTAINMENT TRULY TIMES 8 JAMMU, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 2021 COFFEE BREAK Amitabh Bachchan's post on OTT measuring the CARTOON success of films will leave you wondering Amitabh Bachchan who is the them being released in the ultimate megastar of same year .. DON , KASME Bollywood, saw his first VAADE, TRISHUL, release on the OTT in form of MUQADDAR KA SIKAN- Gulabo Sitabo. The movie had DAR, GANGA KI the star in the role of an eccen- SAUGANDH etc and all doing tric landlord. People loved the more than 50 weeks .. now chemistry of Ayushmann OTT millions make success Khurrana and Amitabh graphs..." Amitabh Bachchan Bachchan in the movie. Now, has been keeping fans busy as there is no way in which people he reminisces days from the can find out if a movie is actu- past. The megastar has films ally making money on OTT. like Jhund and Brahmastra This is so unlike the times lined up for release. He is right when success meant box-office now quarantined at home. Last collection. Earlier, it was all year, he contracted the coron- about how many weeks a star's avirus and was admitted at the film ran in the theatres. Nanavati Hospital in Juhu. He Amitabh Bachchan shared a was there for 15 days. throwback picture with a cap- Abhishek Bachchan, Aaradhya 69 Defeated by Vitellius’ troops at Bedriacum, tion, "The 1970’ S .. and the Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Otho commits suicide. years when films did 50 weeks Bachchan also got affected 556 Pelagius I begins his reign as Catholic Pope. and 100 weeks...and 6-7 Of with the virus. 1065 The Norman Robert Guiscard takes Bari, end- ing five centuries of Byzantine rule in southern Italy. 1705 Queen Anne of England knights Isaac Newton. Ram Kapoor writes an emotional note as 1746 Prince Charles is defeated at the Battle of Culloden, the last pitched battle fought in Britain. 1818 The U.S. Senate ratifies the Rush-Bagot his father Anil Kapoor passes away amendment to form an unarmed U.S.-Canada border. Bade Acche Lagte Hai actor Kapoor has shared an obitu- 1854 San Salvador is destroyed by an earthquake. Ram Kapoor is going ary regarding her father-in- 1862 Confederate President Jefferson Davis through a tough time. The law. The note reads, "Yours approves a conscription act for white males between 18 actor has announced that his was a masterclass on how to and 35. father, Anil Kapoor has build an agency with an army 1862 Slavery is abolished in the District of passed away. He has shared of believers and keep it Columbia. an Amul caricature tribute for together for over two 1917 Vladimir Lenin returns to Russia to start the his father on his Instagram. decades. On how an agency Bolshevik Revolution. In the picture we see, Anil did not have to inherit hand- 1922 Annie Oakley shoots 100 clay targets in a row, Kapoor’s caricature is seen me-down clients but could setting a woman’s record. sitting on a bench with the build an impressive roster of 1942 The Island of Malta is awarded the George Amul girl and a note on the made-in-India clients. On Cross in recognition for heroism under constant German picture reads, "You will how passion, conviction and air attack. It was the first such award given to any part of always be part of our Family. integrity were all that were the British Commonwealth. Anil (Billy) Kapoor [1947 - needed to partner clients and 1945 The destroyer USS Laffey survives horrific 2021]" Ram Kapoor shared build enduring brands. On damage from attacks by 22 Japanese aircraft off an emotional caption with it. how an angry could hold its Okinawa, earning the nickname “The Ship That Would He wrote, "Truly speechless head high as a solution Not Die.” at the tribute that Amul has provider and not just a sup- 1945 American troops enter Nuremberg, Germany. made for my father You were plier of creative. On how to 1947 A lens which provides zoom effects is demon- a true legend dad. I miss you make the world sit up, take board. On how to makers all Anil. Heaven is richer today strated in New York City. so much. Rest in peace." notice, and bestow the hon- proud to work in the business and so what if a wee bit noise 1968 The Pentagon announces the “Vietnamization” Ram Kapoor's wife, Gautami our of inclusion on the global of advertising. Rest in peace, than yesterday." of the war. 1972 Two giants pandas arrive in the U.S. from China. OMG! Did you know BTS’ RM lied to have one of Born on April 16 1660 Hans Sloane, physician, naturalist, founder of the British Museum. his favourite dishes, jjajangmyeon? — here's why 1728 Joseph Black, Scottish chemist and physicist. Now one of BTS member He ate it as fast as he could 1786 Sir John Franklin, arctic explorer. RM’s favourite foods is jja- and returned to the studio. It 1800 George Charles Bingham, British soldier, com- jangmyeon (Korean-style didn’t end perfectly for him manded the Light Brigade during the famous charge. Chinese noodle dish with though as he was caught due 1844 Anatole France, French writer. thick black bean sauce), and to the food’s smell. This was 1850 Thomas Sidney Gilchrist, British metallurgist he just loves it. In an episode not the only time he tried to and inventor. of tvN‘s You Quiz On The eat it secretly. He wanted to 1864 Flora Batson, African-American Block, RM shared that when order it but had to cancel his soprano-baritone singer. he was a trainee, he loved jja- plan as their supervisor 1867 Wilbur Wright, designer, builder and jangmyeon so much that he specifically asked him to be flyer of the first airplane. even lied to eat it. with him. 1871 John Millington Synge, dramatist and There was a jja- In an interview with the poet (Playboy of the Western World). jangmyeon restaurant around other BTS member, RM was 1889 Charlie Chaplin, film actor and direc- 500-700 meters away from talking about Be deluxe edi- tor. BTS’ dance studio. However, tion. He revealed that they 1919 Merce Cunningham, American dancer the members weren’t allowed started working on BE deluxe and choreographer. to have jjajangmyeon due to edition almost immediately 1922 Kingsley Amis, British author (Lucky their diet plan during that after Dynamite. “The memo- Jim). time. This did not deter RM ries are already starting to 1924 Henry Mancini, composer and con- and he was determined to eat fade,” RM said. Jimin agreed ductor (“Moon River”). it. During dance apply, he lied and added, “Yeah, a lot of 1947 Lew Alcinder (Kareem Abdul- and acted as if he had a stom- time has passed, about four Jabbar), professional basketball player. achache and left the dance [or] five months since we BTS is one of the most as the ARMY, just adore them studio. No prize for guesses worked on it.” RM said that popular bands in the world. and want to know everything where he went – straight to they started almost immedi- Their fans, popularly known about them. the jjajangmyeon restaurant. ately after Dynamite. CHARLIE CHAPLIN Also Known As: Charlie Chaplin Nationality: British Birthday: April 16, 1889 Died At Age: 88 Sun Sign: Aries Born In: Walworth, London Father: Charles Chaplin Sr. Mother: Hannah Chaplin Siblings: Sydney John Spouse/Ex-Spouse: Lita Grey (M. 19241927), Mildred Harris (M. 19181920), Paulette Goddard (M. 19361942) Children: Annette Emily Chaplin, Charles Chaplin Jr., Christopher Chaplin, Eugene Chaplin, Geraldine Chaplin, Jane Chaplin, Josephine Chaplin, Michael Chaplin, Norman Spencer Chaplin, Sydney Chaplin, Victoria Chaplin Printer, Publisher & Owner : Vinod Kumar. Printed at : M/s Karan Offset Printing Press, Jammu. Published at Plot No. 2, Rehari Colony, Jammu (J&K) . Ph. 2562802 & Fax: 2566745 EDITOR : VINOD KUMAR, E-mail:[email protected] Bureau Chief : Lalit Choudhary (M):9419191775 Adv. 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