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November 2, 2023

News Desk

Netflix releases ‘Jawan’ in extended cut on Shah Rukh’s birthday

Bollywood’s King Khan Shah Rukh Khan has a special birthday gift for his fans as he turns 58 on Thursday. The actor’s latest offering, Jawanstreaming now on Netflix – and it’s the extended cut! The announcement was made on the streaming platform’s social media accounts, led by the world-renowned star himself. The video opens with Shah Rukh in character as Jawan warning Netflix to release Atlee’s directorial in two minutes or “Your ‘Tudum’ will be ‘budum'”. As the OTT platform agrees to his request, the superstar says, “A gift for you on my birthday. Watch Jawan streaming on Netflix.” Captioning

October 29, 2023

News Desk

Martin wins sprint in Thailand to cut Bagnaia MotoGP lead to 18 points

THAILAND: Spain’s Jorge Martin led from pole at the checkered flag to win the Thailand MotoGP sprint race on Saturday and cut the deficit behind championship leader Francesco Bagnaia to 18 points. Pramac-Ducati rider Martin claimed his fifth straight sprint victory, 0.933s ahead of second-placed South African Brad Binder on a KTM, with Italian Luca Marini’s Ducati-VR46 third. Bagnaia was seventh. The king of the short form Martin went into the first corner with the lead and never got a head, as Bagnaia suffered a poor start from the second row, falling back to ninth by the end of the

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