How look this star before and after surgery.

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I Resemble My Father And So I Hate The Mirror - The One On The Wall And The One Inside My Soul....Avantika says...

Every little boy grows up admiring his father, dreaming to be a man like him. The greatest nightmare of my entire childhood was a dark silhouette of the man whom my mother married. I irked with disgust when people told me how I resembled my father as a child and will soon claim his shoes. ‘I would never step into his shoes’ I was determined. But the day I saw my reflection in the terrified eyes of my 5 year old son, I was shaken with fear. I had evoked the inner devil and evolved into the man I hated all through, the man I would never forgive, my father.

My son, burying his face into the pillow, making every possible effort to avoid eye contact with me, was just a splitting image of myself as a child. My childhood completes with the horrifying memories of my father rampantly torturing my mother. He was never a man of the best temperament to begin with. Things worsened when he lost his job. Maa spent her mornings working as a cashier in a local bank, and the evening playing the punch bag to her husband, absorbing his unreasonable blows of insecurity, inferiority, suspicion, and all other forces that fuse together in human nature and transform a man into a devil of the worst form. The bruises have faded away from Maa’s nape, waist, and back, but are imprinted on my mind for life. The sight of my father hurling heavy kicks my mother’s abdomen and her screeches, her tormented face, her rushing tears, the pain which stemmed partially from the unbearable physical torture inflicted on her, and majorly from the fear of losing the child inside, still haunt me, they have been chasing me throughout my life. There have been countless nights, I shuddered out of my sleep, fearing, perhaps he has started with his ruinous dance of destruction again. When that man, a dirty part of whose body led to my existence, would place pieces of burning charcoals on Maa’s hand for missing on the perfect amount of salt in his daal, I would stand cold like a statue made up of stone to witness his orgy, weak with powerlessness, full with envy for that brother (or sister) who escaped facing this unspeakable sight, who breathed last inside my mother womb, without having to see the light of the day. Why was I not him, or her? Why was I chosen by God to bystand this heinosity? As a grown man I have loathed my impotency more than any other evil on this planet. If only I could protect my mother from that man, I wish so bad. I could never comprehend why my mother cried her heart out the day my father died, I’d like to believe they were tears of joy, but they were not. She was mourning that man’s death while I was breathing the air of assurance. Assurance that this woman will never face that man again. He is gone for good. He will never come back.

But I was delusional. He had left his soul in me. The evil spirit grew dormantly in some inconspicuous corner of my existence and woke up today to dominate my whole personality with all its power. Henna didn’t do anything wrong. She is by far the best wife any man can ever ask for. All she did was to stay back in office for 3 hours, and I am in complete cognizance of the tight deadline she has to meet. She had to work on this project with Roshan, I know that their equation is nothing but professional. But there is a part of me which was bloated with envy. Envy, because Roshan is better looking, more qualified, or more successful? No, this envy, that worked me up to raise my hand on Henna today, defies every possible explanation I can imagine to rest my case. I have become, whom I have hated the most every waking second. My mother has lived a peaceful life since the past 12 years, assured that she will never have to see that beast again. She remains oblivious to a truth which gradually surfaced and proved me to be nothing but an ugly remanence of him. But it was just a momentary outburst. I am not the person Sonu bumped into today. My mother treats Henna as a daughter she bore out of her own womb. I can’t gaze what her reaction might be on learning that the haplessness she had put up with for 15 long years has now been passed on to her daughter-in-law as inheritance. Will they ever forgive me? My mother, Henna, or Sonu? Even if they do, will I ever be able to forgive myself?

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Baba Ramdev VS Shilpa Shetty — These Photos Will Instantly Make You Pull Out Your Yoga Mat!

The moment you hear the name Shilpa Shetty, the only thing that floats around on your mind is “FITNESS”! How does she do it? She’s 40, a mother, and an inspiration for many women. Well, Yoga is her secret. And yesterday, Shilpa joined on stage with Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev.

And it was an incredible moment. The Baba showed off many amazing Yoga Asanas, and Shilpa followed. It all happened at a special Yoga camp by the Baba in Mumbai.

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Five things we bet you did not know about Shahrukh Khan

The ‘Baadshah’ of Bollywood rules the heart of many. As he said in one of his advertisements, ‘Mujhe Virasat mei kuch nai mila tha’, King Khan started off just like any other person would in the Bollywood Industry. But he soon took the Industry with a storm. While people might know a lot of things about him but here are five things we feel that you might not know about King Khan. Checkout below:

The actor was the first one to take on endorsements as his first endorsement was a popular drink.

SRK will be seen next in Maneesh Sharma’s ‘Fan’ and Rahul Dholakia’s ‘Raees’ where he plays the role of a Gujarati Don.

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Pulkit Samrat & Yami Gautam Are Doing Intimate Scenes Only With Each Other?

The rumours of Pulkit Samrat and Yami Gautam’s affair refuse to die down. Now, a report in Bombay Times suggests that Pulkit Samrat and Yami Gautam are indeed together. Reliable sources close to the publication recalled that during the shooting of their upcoming movie Sanam Re in Ladakh, Pulkit had no qualms in doing an intimate scene with Yami. The surprising part is that the director wanted to shoot another intimate scene with Pulkit and the second lead of the movie – Urvashi Rautela, but Pulkit refused. But this exclusivity isn’t just a

But the surprising part is that the director wanted to shoot another intimate scene with Pulkit and the second lead of the movie – Urvashi Rautela, but Pulkit refused. And this condition is not one-sided. In December last year, Yami readily agreed to appear in Ayushmann Khurrana‘s music video, but didn’t say yes to a kissing scene which was originally envisioned. This only suggests that Pulkit and Yami are doing intimate scenes only with each other now.

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Kapil Sharma pleads with Ram Rahim to come and support Kiku Sharda

Comedy King Kapil Sharma who has worked with Kiku Sharda in Comedy Nights with Kapil took to twitter to requests Ram Rahim to come and support Kiku Sharda a.k.a ‘Palak’.

Mera sant gurmeet ram raheem singh ji “INSAAN” se ek nivedan hai k is masle mei media k sammne aye’n aur ek kalakaar jo duniya mei sif khushi baantne ka kaam kar raha hai k haq me khade hokar poori duniya me insaaniyat ki ek khoobsurat misaal pesh kare’n. Aao saath milkar shaanti aur khushi ke liye kaam kare’n :)

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SRK refuses to comment on Ghulam Ali concert

Kolkata: Once bitten twice shy. Superstar Shah Rukh Khan on Monday refused to comment on Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali’s upcoming performance in the eastern metropolis because of how people react whenever he makes political or religious remarks.

“Because of the reaction I get whenever I make political or religious comments, I will not use this platform to say anything on this,” Shah Rukh told the media here in response to a poser on Ghulam Ali’s concert.

Shah Rukh’s comments on the recent intolerance debate created quite a stir, but the 50-year-old actor maintained that he had not said anything which merited an apology.

However, he regretted that the box office collection of his film “Dilwale” was adversely affected due to protests by people who “misinterpreted” and “misconstrued” his comments on intolerance in the country.

Ghulam Ali will perform at the Netaji Indoor Stadium here on Tuesday.

After the cancellation of his concert in Mumbai due to threats by the Shiv Sena, Ghulam Ali in November had expressed his disappointment asserting “never to return to India”.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had offered Kolkata as a venue following the cancellation of the Mumbai concert in October.

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