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Donald Duck Mitalidusad01@ Friend, Mickey Mouse www.fi rstindia.co.in I www.fi rstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefi rstindia facebook.com/thefi rstindia I instagram.com/thefi rstindia 09 JAIPUR, THURSDAY JUNE 10, 2021 OF TWO ICONIC STARS WITH THE TEMPERATURES TOUCHING THE SKIES, THIS THROWBACK THURSDAY WE BRING YOU PAIGHAM, WATCH IT ON A HOT SLUMBERING AFTERNOON FOR ANITA HADA THE PERFORMANCES BY DILIP AND RAAJ- THE TWO SUPERSTARS! [email protected] actually watched Paigham when Sauda- gar was released in 1991, there was so much hype I about the two iconic stars Dilip Kumar and Raaj Kumar starring to- gether after 32 years. Paigham gives more than a glimpse of why Dilip Kumar con- tinues to rule generations of ac- tors with his acting abilities, sense of timing and dialogue de- livery. Raaj, who played Dilip’s elder brother is the perfect foil to him. I loved the scenes where the brothers spar over ethics, values, loyalty, principles and more. Both of them, true artists who matched each other note by note with dia- logue delivery and expressions! Amazing! Magical! Vijyantimala was beautiful, restrained with sparks of flirta- tious humour as she sparkled on the screen, the chemistry of this pair spanned a line of hits as we all know. I fell in love with the way she used her eyes to show love, shyness, jealousy and was excellent in the dramatic scenes. The music of Paigham is nothing to write home about for me the only song which comes to my mind now and then is ‘yahi pagham hamara….’ but the movie is a good watch other- wise, it manages to walk the fine line between preachy and ideal- istic watch and the dialogues are like music at times with the fine delivery. One of the most unforgettable scenes is the super cute roman- tic tease one when led on a story Vijyantimala confesses her jeal- ousy and love for Dilip Kumar. ETC www.fi rstindia.co.in I www.fi rstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefi rstindia I facebook.com/thefi rstindia I instagram.com/thefi rstindia JAIPUR | THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 10 Both Moderna & Pfi zer vaccines have been over 90% effective in preventing hospitalization or death. —DADO RUVIC/REUTERS ARIF R SARWARI I’M FULLY VACCINATED BUT Physician, Associate Professor of Infectious Diseases, Chair of Department of Medicine, West Virginia University magine last night you devel- oped a little runny nose and FEEL SICK – SHOULD I GET a sore throat. When you woke up this morning you started I coughing and had a fever. In the past year, your mind would have immediately jumped to COVID-19. But if you are TESTED FOR COVID-19? already fully vaccinated, you might wonder: Should I still get tested for tion from getting infected. with the coronavirus than are unvaccinated individuals, COVID-19? The latest research estimates that have no protection they still probably can. As an infectious disease physician, the mRNA vaccines offer 70% to 85% – this is a complete- And what about the SARS-CoV-2 I am often asked this question. The protection from getting infected at all. ly new virus after variants? Well, the world has been for- answer is yes. If you have symptoms It’s impossible to know whether a per- all – while fully tunate that the mRNA vaccines in of COVID-19, you should get tested son is fully protected or could still vaccinated particular afford significant protec- for COVID-19 even if you are fully develop a mild case if exposed to people will be tion against all major variants that vaccinated. You won’t be at high risk the coronavirus. much more have emerged so far. But it is entirely for hospitalization or severe disease, If you did happen to get infected, protected. possible that at some point a corona- but if you are infected you may pass you could still spread the virus. And According virus strain could mutate and par- the virus to an unvaccinated person, that’s why testing is still important. to the CDC, tially or fully escape the protection who could then get very sick. as of April from vaccines. This is yet another WHAT IS A BREAKTHROUGH 30, 2021, good reason to get tested if you are VACCINES WORK BUT AREN’T CASE? there had feeling sick. 100% EFFECTIVE When a person gets infected with the been a total of As vaccination rates rise and dai- Researchers have developed some coronavirus after being fully vacci- 10,262 known ly case counts fall in the US and amazing COVID-19 vaccines over the nated, this is called a breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 vac- other countries, it is also important past year. The high efficacy of these case. Breakthrough cases demon- cine breakthrough to keep a close eye on the coronavi- vaccines in the closely controlled en- strate a basic principle of infectious infections in US rus. COVID-19 testing allows offi- vironment of clinical trials matches disease – whether or not a person gets peo- states and territo- cials to keep track of how much vi- their effectiveness in real life. The infected depends on the balance be- ple are ries. These are usually rus is in a community, and positive mRNA vaccines made by Pfizer and tween two factors: intensity of expo- in contact. asymptomatic or only mildly test results can help people quaran- Moderna remain over 90% effective sure and immune competence. Immune symptomatic cases, and most tine before unknowingly spreading in preventing hospitalization or Intensity of exposure relates to how competence relates don’t result in hospitalization. Break- the virus to others. So, yes, please death. close an uninfected person is to a high- to the body’s inherent protection through cases will continue to occur, get tested if you have concerning That does not, however, mean that ly infectious individual spewing virus against COVID-19. Unvaccinated indi- and though these people are less like- symptoms, even if you are fully vac- you have the same degree of protec- while talking and how long the two viduals who’ve never been infected ly to spread the coronavirus to others cinated. When a person gets fully vaccinated for novel coronavirus and still gets infected, Some people can still get sick after it is termed a ‘breakthrough case’. THECONVERSATION.COM getting vaccinated for COVID-19. —KAMIL KRAZACZYNSKI/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES SOURCE: www.fi rstindia.co.in I www.fi rstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefi rstindia I facebook.com/thefi rstindia I instagram.com/thefi rstindia ETC JAIPUR | THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 11 Glorious Purpose LOKI DIRECTOR Kate Herron CAST & CREW Tom Hiddleston, Owen Ruhi Singh Wilson, Wunmi Mosaku, etc. RATING: A still from the series could attempt to do that, he is arrest- SUSHMITA AIND ed by the Time Variance Authority Most Desirable [email protected] (TVA), what is more surprising is that his magical powers aren’t effec- he much-awaited series ‘Loki’ tive anymore. A much of suspense surfaced on the online plat- revolves around the existence of form yesterday noon, and fans TVA, a supreme power above all that T couldn’t help but gush about manages the flow of time. While he WOMEN the series. The first episode of the is being ordered to be ‘reset’ by the series opened with a scene from authorities, Agent Mobius sees hope Avengers where Loki escaped with in him. As soon as he is aware of Tesseract. While some fans expected Loki’s capture, he immediately re- more from the first episode and yet it quests the authorities to cancel his is just a beginning plot that might ac- final execution. The fans also antici- company further surprises. Loki is pated the presence of any other char- seen transferred into another world acter from the world of Avengers, which he seemingly wishes to con- and, yet, the audience is thrilled to quer with his power, but, before he have Loki back on screen. HAPPY B’DAY! n Sonam Kapoor’s 36th Adline Castelino Anupriya Goenka Shreya Chaudhary Shriya Pilgaonkar Rhea Chakraborty birthday, the most ador- able birthday greeting hile Aditya Roy fields and puts the spotlight who was crowned as the the agined for. She found O arrived from her dad Kapoor and Vicky on the young and new breed 1st runner up in Femina Miss herself cast in a ter- Anil Kapoor. He took a trip Kaushal are among with immense talent and India-2011, was last seen in rifying role off- down memory lane and com- W the top ten most de- beauty. The ranking is based Runaway Lugaai portraying screen – one that piled some of his favourite sirable me. The on votes cast in an online poll. the role of Bulbul in the se- she never asked dad memories from Sonam’s Times 50 Most De- While Rhea Chakraborty tops ries. In the last year, Rhea for, and one that childhood. Anil Kapoor’s sirable Women the list, Jaipur’s very own, was one of the most-talked- was forcibly message to Sonam will indeed 2020 list features women un- Ruhi Singh, has entered the about people – but not for a thrust upon her. make you go aww: “To the girl der 40 from across various list with 9th position. 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