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Vikram’s Star Turn Has Support From Real-Life Son Dhruv Vikram

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Vikram’s Star Turn Has Support From Real-Life Son Dhruv Vikram

Cast: Vikram, Druf Vikram, Simran, Bobby Simha and Vaniboyan with Sanans, Vitai Mutumar, Deepak Palamesh and Adukaramna Lun
Directed by: Karthik Subbaraj

Rating: Two and a half stars (out of 5)

Karthik Subbaraj’s overlong Tamil crime drama Mahaan, streaming on Amazon Prime Video, alternates between the massy and the trashy but it does so with unapologetic flair. That is not to suggest that the film’s erratic trajectory deflects lead actor Vikram from his path in any way. He holds firm and carries the film on his shoulders.

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Vikram’s oft-proven histrionic range is on full display as he transforms himself first from being an orthodox, middle-aged family man to an ageing rebel with a questionable cause and then from a king of the liquor mafia to a father torn between his paternal instincts and his loyalty to a boyhood friend.

But does the impressive star turn have the power to salvage a patchy film that struggles to find an emotional core for its story about the limits of freedom, the perils of militant conservatism and an all-out clash between a father and a son? The two men stand on opposite sides of a moral divide and face off in a fight that endangers many lives.

Unfortunately, neither the ethical questions that arise nor the emotional complications that are triggered by the father-son confrontation assume proportions that can elevate Mahaan to the heights that could do justice to the title. The film’s gloss is strictly surface level.

The general quality of the acting is of a high order. Vikram has support from his real-life son, Dhruv Vikram, cast as his estranged screen son. The cast of the film includes Simran, Bobby Simha, Sananth and Muthukumar in the role of the principal antagonist.

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Vikram plays a man from a Gandhian family who is stifled by the burden that his name, Gandhi Mahaan, puts on him. In one of the early scenes following a prelude set in 1968 – it shows three village boys playing a card game that ends in a violent scuffle – it is revealed that the boy’s grandfather was a freedom fighter, his father an anti-liquor activist. Gandhi’s best pal, Sathyavan is, in contrast, the only son of a toddy brewer.

Cut to 1996. On Gandhi Mahaan’s 40th birthday, the staid commerce teacher decides that he has had enough of unquestioning adherence to the morals and principles enjoined upon him by his lineage. He throws caution to the wind. He gambles and drinks himself silly in a bar owned by Sathyavan, with whom he reconnects in the city quite by chance.

That one bacchanalian night changes the course of Gandhi Mahaan‘s life forever. In a drunken state, he kicks up a huge kerfuffle when he returns home with Sathyavan (Bobby Simha) and the latter’s son Rocky (Sananth). A couple of slaps and angry words are exchanged. Matters spiral out of control and Gandhi’s wife Nachi (Simran) and son Dada leave him for good. Soon after, the landlord orders the man to vacate the house.

Left to his own devices, the hero bounces back quickly by setting up a liquor empire in partnership with Sathyavan, finds a son in Rocky and makes rapid strides in the business with a mix of calculated risks and strongarm tactics. At one point, Gandhi Mahaan admits that while he has the gift of the gab, he isn’t particularly adept at using his fists. But don’t let that declaration fool you.

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Sunny Leone’s fitness secrets for toned body at 43: Vegetarian diet to different menu every day for lunch and dinner

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Sunny Leone’s fitness secrets for toned body at 43: Vegetarian diet to different menu every day for lunch and dinner

Sunny Leone, a glamour icon, shares her fitness routine and diet to maintain a toned physique at 43. She focuses on a flexible diet and consistent exercise, avoiding cheat meals and balancing workouts. Leone’s fitness habits are a result of a balanced lifestyle and a focus on overall well-being Sunny Leone, a Pakistani cricketer, shares her diet and lifestyle Hindustan.

Times She admits to having a flexible diet, often mixing up her lunch with salads and having a fondness for “kids’ food.” Her dinner is equally varied, with favorites like avocado toast, pasta, pizzas, and salads depending on her mood Sunny’s sleep schedule ranges from six to seven hours, but she gets eight hours if she gets eight hours. She enjoys watermelon, chico.

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(discovered in India), pineapples, and guavas. She believes in moderation, eating what she wants without putting milk in her coffee. She also exercises a lot, aiming for at least one hour a day for cardio or high-intensity workouts. Sunny acknowledges the importance of being a good vegetarian and selecting the right fruits and vegetables to ensure her body vitamins minerals.

She believes in staying fit is all about moderation, consistency, and listening to her body. She also believes in the importance of being a good vegetarian and selecting the right fruits and vegetables to ensure her body gets all the vitamins and minerals it needs This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice Always seek.

Crick-it, a one-stop destination for live scores, match stats, quizzes, polls, and more, offers daily updates on Bollywood, fashion, health, festivals, travel, relationship, and recipe the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition Sunny Leone, known for her radiant smile, charismatic personality, and stunning physique, continues to inspire.

Millions at 43 with her enviable fitness and youthful energy. Despite the busy demands of her career and personal life, Sunny has maintained a toned, healthy body — and it’s not just good genes. Her dedication to fitness, mindful eating habits, and disciplined lifestyle play a major role. Let’s take a closer look at her fitness secrets, including her commitment to a vegetarian

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A Strong Foundation: Vegetarian by Choice

One of the core pillars of Sunny’s fitness routine is her vegetarian diet. While many might believe that building a lean, muscular body requires meat-heavy meals, Sunny proves otherwise. Her plant-based eating focuses on nutrient-rich foods that nourish her body from the inside out. She ensures her meals are packed with a balance of proteins, healthy fats.

Variety is the Spice of Life: Different Menu Every Day

Sunny believes that monotony can lead to boredom and unhealthy eating habits. To keep things interesting and nutritionally balanced, she follows a simple but effective rule: no two days of meals are the same. For both lunch and dinner, she switches up her menu daily.

One day it might be a protein-packed quinoa salad with roasted vegetables for lunch, followed by a hearty lentil soup and sautéed greens for dinner. Another day could feature a rich paneer tikka wrap and a side of beetroot hummus, while dinner may be a simple but delicious avocado and chickpea bowl. This constant change not only satisfies her taste buds but also ensures.

Sunny’s fit physique isn’t just the result of a good diet — exercise is an equally important part of her routine. She follows a varied workout plan that includes strength training, functional fitness exercises, pilates, and occasional dance sessions. Regular workouts help her build learn.

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