Anushka's character in 'Sui Dhaaga' stole my heart: Virat Kohli
Mumbai, Sep 28: Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli says his wife and actress Anushka Sharma's character Mamta from her latest release "Sui Dhaaga - Made in India" stole his heart and added that he is very proud of her.
Virat tweeted on Friday that he saw the film, which also stars Varun Dhawan and called it a "roller-coaster" ride.
"Saw 'Sui Dhaaga - Made in India' for the second time last night and I loved it more than the first time. What an emotional roller-coaster with brilliant performances by the entire cast."
He praised Varun's and Anushka's performance in the film.
"Mauji was superb Varun. But Mamta's character stole my heart totally. Her ability to be so quiet yet so powerful and impactful makes you fall in love with her. SO proud my love Anushka Sharma. Don't miss it guys!" he added.
"Sui Dhaaga-Made in India", which released on Friday, is a special salute to the inherent entrepreneurial spirit that the youth of India and the country's local artisans have.
It brings together the National Award winning producer-director combo of Maneesh Sharma and Sharat Katariya after their blockbuster "Dum Laga Ke Haisha".
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Dubai, May 19: A helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi suffered a “hard landing” on Sunday, Iranian state television reported, without immediately elaborating.
Raisi was travelling in Iran's East Azerbaijan province. State TV described the area of the incident happening as being near Jolfa, a city on the border with with the nation of Azerbaijan, some 600 kilometres (375 miles) northwest of the Iranian capital, Tehran.
Raisi had been in Azerbaijan early Sunday to inaugurate a dam with Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev. The dam is the third one that the two nations built on the Aras River.
Iran flies a variety of helicopters in the country, but international sanctions make it difficult to obtain parts for them. Its military air fleet also largely dates back to before the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Raisi, 63, is a hard-liner who formerly led the country's judiciary. He is viewed as a protégé of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and some analysts have suggested he could replace the 85-year-old leader after his death or resignation from the role.
