| Heartbreaking video shows stranded kayaker's final moments: report
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 A harrowing video depicts the tragic final moments of a kayaker stranded at sea off the coast of New South Wales, Australia. Jeremy Worthy, 43, had posted the video to Facebook Sunday as a last-ditch rescue plea before his body was discovered in the water just hours later, reports the Daily Mail.
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| Ajay Devgn remembers dad Veeru Devgan on his first death anniversary; says, ' I can feel you beside me—quiet, caring, protective'
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 Bollywood superstar, Ajay paid a tribute to late father and action-director Veeru Devgan on his first death anniversary with a heartfelt post. The Singham star shared a few glimpses of him with dad Veeru and wrote, "Dear Dad, it's a year since you left. However, I can feel you beside me quiet, caring, protective; your presence is forever reassuring ?." Veeru Devgan passed away last year due to cardiac arrest and was one of the most popular action choreographers of the country. Ajay Devgn will be next seen in Bhuj: The Pride Of India, where he portrays the character of IAF Vijay Karnik. For ...
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| Stop Calling The Police On Black People
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 This article explores the modern day phenomenon of White people calling the police on innocent Black people, which was most recently seen in the viral video of "Central Park Karen."
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| Kurup: The budget of Dulquer Salmaan's gangster drama will SURPRISE you!
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 A few days back, Dulquer Salmaan unveiled the second look of his upcoming gangster film, Kurup as an Eid treat for fans, which became an instant hit on social media. While the fans of the handsome star are more than excited to watch this venture on the celluloid, it will definitely make you surprised to know the cost of the film. Kurup, which is bankrolled under the banner of DQ's Wayfarer Films and M-Star Entertainments, is made on the budget of Rs 35 crore, which makes this film, the most expensive venture of Dulquer Salmaan. The production of the film took six months and it was shot at ...
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