'Race 3' cast grooves at 'Allah Duhai' song launch
Mumbai, June 2: The makers of Salman Khan-starrer movie "Race 3" launched the patent "Race" franchise song "Allah Duhai" here with the entire cast of the film. The two songs of this movie, "Heeriye" and "Selfish", are already ruling the charts.
The actors in lead roles -- Salman Khan, Bobby Deol, Jacqueline Fernandez, Anil Kapoor, Daisy Shah, Saqib Saleem, Freddy Daruwala -- attended the launch of the song on Friday.
The event was also graced by Ramesh Taurani, Remo D'Souza, Iulia Vantur, Neha Bhasin, Amit Mishra, Jonita Gandhi, Sreeramachandra, Veera Seaxena and the Meet Brothers.
Singer Amit Mishra, Jonita Gandhi, and Sreeramchandra set the stage on fire when they started singing the much-awaited song.
During the event, Neha Bhasin and the Meet brothers performed "Heeriye" which is making a lot of noise on every social and digital platform and after that, Iulia Vantur performed on "Selfish".
Salman Khan who is known for promoting new talent in the film industry once again introduced a new face.
The "Sultan" actor this time sang a duet with senior actor Sharat Saxena's daughter Veera Saxena. Salman performed "I Found Love", which has been penned down by the superstar himself, along with Veera Saxena.
Salman Khan also revealed that the movie has another song called "Party Chale On" sung by Mika Singh and Iulia Vantur. The whole cast gave a sneak peek by performing on the stage.
"Race 3", the action-thriller, is directed by Remo D'Souza and produced by Salman Khan Films and Tips Films.
Race 3 is set to release on June 15.
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Violation of common logic: Kerala Minister slams NCERT's Hindi titles for English textbooks
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala General Education Minister V. Sivankutty criticised the decision of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) to use Hindi titles for English-medium textbooks, describing it as irrational. He accused the central government of "cultural imposition" and of "sabotaging the linguistic diversity of the country."
NCERT reportedly released the new names of books for various classes. Class 1 and Class 2 books are now named as 'Mridang' and a Class 3 book named as 'Santoor'. The Class 6 English book has been renamed from 'Honeysuckle' to 'Poorvi.'
“The NCERT decision is against federal principles and the Constitutional values. It is not only violation of common logic, but an incident of foisting one’s cultural values in such a manner sabotaging the linguistic diversity of our country,” asserted Sivankutty.
The minister argued that the titles in the textbooks are not just names; they shape the perception and imagination of children, adding that English-medium students should have English titles in their textbooks. He opined that education should not be an instrument of imposition but of empowerment and consensus.
He further called upon the NCERT to review and withdraw this decision and urged all states to unite against such impositions.
