DASHI FUTTT 21.8
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai - 22 Aug 2025 EDT
THAKELA LOVE 22.8
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Chal jhooti; Shaadi ka Har nhi Fansi ka zehrila Fanda (pics only)
August disaster. Will Param Sundari save BW this month?
Mann main koi aur, shaadi se kisi aur
Vivek Agnihotri - Nobody Should Name Their Child Taimur
Geetmaan finally got married 😍
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27 years of Dil Se
When you’re in love with ddp
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Ranbir is accused of secretly following Deepika in social media 😆
Govinda Sunita Ahuja Divorce Case Update
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Pick one Emraan Hashmi song
His father Jinnabhai Poonja was a prosperous merchant, who married a Hindu (?) woman, named Mithibai. His father later on moved to Karachi in Pakistan before Jinnah's birth. He was the eldest of seven children of Mithibai and Jinnabhai.
Meanwhile, Ruttie attained the age of 18, and hence court could not prevent the marriage. On 19th April, 1918, Jinnah married Ruttie, of course after converting her to Islam. However, Ratanbai's marriage to Jinnah soon turned extremely unhappy and ended in tragedy. Ratanbia left Jinnah and lived alone for long time before committing suicide in the Taj Mahal Hotel in Bombay, about a decade after tying the knot with Jinnah.
Meanwhile Ruttie bore a female child, named Dina, to Jinnah on 14th August, 1919. And crisis also appeared when a grown-up Dina wanted to marry a Parsi young man called Neville Wadia.
Neville Ness Wadia was a Mumbai businessman, philanthropist and a member of the renowned Wadia family. It was an old and affluent family which, by the 1840's, was one of the leading forces in the Indian shipbuilding industry and built over a hundred warships for the British and established a trading network around the world... Although he was born a Parsi, his father renounced the Zoroastrian faith and converted to Christianity. Wadia converted from Christianity to Zoroastrianism again later in life. During the late 19th century, his father played an important role in turning the city of Mumbai into one of the world's largest cotton trading centres. In 1952, Neville Waida succeeded his father as chairman of the famous textile firm, Bombay Dyeing. Under his leadership, the company became one of India's most successful and quality-conscious textile concerns.
When Dina expressed his desire to marry Neville, the toughest opposition came from her father Jinnah. He asked his daughter " "Why are you going to marry a Pari boy, while there are so many nice Muslim guys in this country?" Dina replied, "Why did you run after a Parsi girl, despite there were many pretty Muslim girls in the country?" Obviously, he failed to give reply to that question of Dina.
I really liked Ranjit Chowdhry in Baaton Baaton mein. He was cute with that huge head of hair, like ARK had in action replay😆 Interesting he moved to the west & did fairly well. I don't think he would have been Bollywood material. He reminds me of Roshan seth for some reason😕
Same here. 😆
& Deepa Mehta as well. I see Ranjit, I think "Deepa Mehta's kumbh bro?".
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