Mumbai, July 8:  "Hate Story 4" actress Ihana Dhillon says that actress Sonali Bendre, who is battling cancer, will soon bounce back.

During a media interaction here on Sunday, Ihana said: "I grew up watching her (Sonali). I feel bad that she is suffering from cancer. I am sure she will bounce back and come out of it. She is a fighter and a strong woman. All my prayers and best wishes are with Sonali."

"Women in India, especially working and career-oriented women, need to pay attention to their health. Regular check-ups are a must. The government should start some programme for working women...in terms of regular medical check-ups."

Talking about her journey in the film industry, Ihana said: "It's been great. I've worked in Punjabi and Hindi films. People here are welcoming and understand talent."

"'Hate Story 4' was a big break for me and I am currently working on many different and varied projects. I will be making some really big announcement very soon."



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Bengaluru (PTI): Four people, including three from other states, were arrested for allegedly selling banned narcotic substances in the city, police said on Tuesday.

With their arrests, police claimed to have seized 37. 400 kg ganja, 33 grams of hydro ganja and 23.19 grams of MDMA estimated to be worth Rs 48.24 lakh in the black market.

The action was taken following a tip-off on different dates that banned narcotic substances were being sold in the jurisdiction of the Mahadevapura, K G Halli and Malleswaram police stations, officials said.

During interrogation, the accused confessed that they had procured ganja, hydro ganja and MDMA from unidentified persons from other states with the intention of earning quick money and were selling the substances to the public and college students, a senior police officer said.

Efforts are underway to trace the persons from other states who supplied the narcotic substances to the accused, police said, adding that further investigation is underway.