13Tuesday November 27, 2018

APSARA AUDI-11: BHAIA JI SUPERHIT - 10:00 AM, 01:00 P.M., 04:00 P.M.,07.00 P.MAPSARA AUDI-22: MARRIAGE PALACE- 10:00 AM, 01:00 P.M., 04:00 P.M., 07.00P.MHARI THEATRE: THUGS OF HINDOSTAN- DAILY 4 SHOWSINDIRA AUDI-II: 1. BHAIA JI SUPERHIT- 09.30 AM, 2. MARRIAGE PALACE(PUN) - 11.55 AM, 3. BHAIA JI SUPERHIT - 02:25 PM 4.MARRIAGE PALACE (PUN) - 04:50 PM, 5. BADHAAI HO -07:20 PM., 6. BHAIA JI SUPERHIT - 09:50 P.M.INDIRA AUDI-III:1. RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET -3D HINDI - 09.45AM, 2. THE GIRL IN THE SPIDER'S WEB (U/A) HINDI -11.55 PM, 3. RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET -3D HINDI- 02:05 PM 4. THE GIRL IN THE SPIDER'S WEB (U/A)HINDI - 04:15 PM, 5. RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET -3D HINDI - 06:25 PM., 6. THUGS OF HINDOSTAN - 08:40P.M.INDIRA AUDI-IIII: 1. MARRIAGE PALACE (PUN) - 10.00 AM, 2. RANG PUN-JAB (PUN) - 12.30 PM, 3. RANG PUNJAB (PUN) - 02:50 PM4. RANG PUNJAB (PUN) - 05:10 PM, 5. MARRIAGEPALACE (PUN) - 07:30 PM., 6. RANG PUNJAB (PUN) -10:05 P.M. PLATINUM CINEMAS AUDI-11:1. THUGS OF HINDOSTAN - 10:00 AM, 2. BHAIAJI SUPER-HIT- 01:00 PM, 3. RALPH BREAKS 3D (ENG) - 3:25 PM, 4.THE GIRL IN SPIDER (E) - 5:30 PM, 5. RALPH BREAKSTHE INTERNET -DD ENG- 07:35 PM. 6. BADHAAI HO -9:40 P.M.PLATINUM CINEMAS AUDI -22: 1. BHAIA JI SUPERHIT - 09:40 AM, 2. THE GIRL IN SPI-DER (H) - 11:55 AM, 3. MARRIAGE PALACE (PUN) - 2:00PM, 4. RALPH BREAKS THE 2D (H) - 4:25 PM, 5. BADHAAIHO - 06:30 PM. 6. THE GIRL IN SPIDER (H) - 8:45 P.M., 7.BHAIA JI SUPERHIT- 10:50 P.M.PLATINUM CINEMAS AUDI -33: 1. MARRIAGE PALACE (PUN) - 10:00 AM, 2. MARRIAGEPALACE (PUN) - 12:30 PM, 3. BHAIA JI SUPERHIT - 02:55PM, 4. MARRIAGE PALACE (PUN)- 05:25 PM, 5. BHAIA JISUPERHIT - 07:50 PM. 6. RANG PUNJAB (PUN) - 10:10P.M.WAVE CINEMA-11: 1. RANG PUNJAB- PUNJABI - 10.15 AM, 2. FANTASTICBEASTS: THE CRIMES (U/A) HINDI - 12.45 PM, 3. RANGPUNJAB- PUNJABI - 04.00 PM, 4. THUGS OF HINDOSTAN(U/A) - 06.30 PM, 5. RANG PUNJAB- PUNJABI - 09.45 PM.WAVE CINEMA-22: 1. MARRIAGE PALACE- PUNJABI (U/A) - 09.40 AM, 2. THEGIRL IN THE SPIDER'S WEB (U/A) HINDI - 12.25 PM, 3.MARRIAGE PALACE- PUNJABI (U/A) - 02.50 PM, 4. BAD-HAAI HO (U/A) - 5.40 P.M., 5. THE GIRL IN THE SPIDER'SWEB (U/A) ENG - 08.10 PM, 6. MARRIAGE PALACE- PUN-JABI (U/A) - 10.35 PM.WAVE CINEMA-33: 1. BADHAAI HO (U/A) - 9.45 AM, 2. BHAIA JI SUPERHIT(U/A) - 12.15 PM, 3. RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET -3D(U) HINDI - 03.00 PM, 4. BHAIA JI SUPERHIT (U/A) - 05.25PM, 5. RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET -3D (U) ENG -8.15 PM. 6. FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIME (U/A)HINDI- 10.40 PM

Actress Sanya Malhotra who has received ravereviews for her third film 'Badhaai Ho' has yetanother reason to celebrate. Sanya's Badhaai Ho

has grossed 200 crores globally today. This is her secondfilm to cross the 200 crore mark at the global box office.

Sanya Malhotra's first film 'Dangal' had shattered all therecords at the box office and now again her film BadhaaiHo has broken records at the box office. An elated Sanyashared, "I'm ecstatic that Badhaai Ho has crossed Rs. 200Cr. While I always knew that the film would appeal to theaudience the overwhelming response has left me surprised.It has been a very rewarding experience to receive suchkind of love and appreciation from the audience". Withjust three films in her kitty, Sanya has already made amark for herself in the industry. On the work front, SanyaMalhotra will be next seen in Ritesh Batra's film'Photograph' alongside Nawazuddin Siddiqui.

The makers of Kedarnath were extremely sensitive duringthe shoot of the film and took extra measures to ensure thepilgrims weren't disturbed while filming the movie.

Kedarnath is shot in the real locations of the Uttarakhand. Themakers offer a virtual tour of the holy place as they shot the filmso close to reality in the temple.

Makers have been extremely sensitive towards the temple area,vicinity of the temple as well as the devotees during the shoot.Keeping in mind the interests of the pilgrims, the makers used tokeep the shooting time cordial for the travelers to pass throughand not bother them.

Having shot against the backdrop of the real locations inKedarnath, the makers have captured the surrounding so wellthat it will give enough of glimpses and a detailed trip for a pil-grimage.

While the teaser set the mood for the romantic tale basedamidst the tragic floods of Uttarakhand, the first song NamoNamo took the audience on a pilgrimage trip to the holy temple.

Kedarnath is an eternal love story set in the backdrop of theflash floods that wrecked the temple town in the June of 2013. Itis a potent combination of love and religion, passion and spiritu-ality. The floods that took the lives of over a hundred thousandpeople is a powerful backdrop for this epic love story.

Kedarnath marks the debut of Sara Ali Khan and also presentsthe second association of Abhishek Kapoor with RonnieScrewvala along Sushant Singh Rajput after Kai Po Che.

Produced by Ronnie Screwvala's RSVP and Abhishek Kapoor'sGuy In the Sky Pictures, Kedarnath is directed by AbhishekKapoor and is slated to release on 7th December 2018.

Kedarnath has set newbenchmarks in Bollywood!

Why Sanya Malhotra is feeling ecstatic?

Three production houses come together to make six films

With a successful film already in their bag & twofilms in making, T-Series, JA Entertainment andEmmay Entertainment have decided on a joint

venture to produce more films together. With such an easyand strong partnership these three leading productionhouses have experienced in past 12 months, the partnershave now decided to develop more present, meaningful andcommercially relevant cinema. Under this collaboration, aslate of films will be jointly produced by Bhushan Kumar'sT-Series, John Abraham's JA Entertainment and MonishaAdvani, Madhu Bhojwani and Nikkhil Advani's EmmayEntertainment.

The films to be made in this JV will contain films withJohn Abraham as an actor but also has projects where hewill be involved as a producer only. Similarly Nikkhil Advaniis also committed to directing in this JV and will continueto helm projects as a producer, as he has successfully donerecently. Meanwhile, other directors finalized so far includeGauravv Chawla, Samar Shaikh, Kaashvi Nair & RanjitTiwari. With the six films JV T-Series intends to leveragetheir complementary skills in talent access & developmentas well as efficient production." While more details of theslate will follow, immediately six films are in final stages ofassembly and will go on floors between 2019-20. Expect adetailed announcement in the coming weeks.

With the winter already here, paranthahas become everybody’s comfort food.Nothing can beat maa ke hath ke

garma garam paranthe with butter over it.But with homemade parathas comes thedilemma whether to pan fry them with butteror ghee?

People have their preferences but if you are ahealth conscious and want to know which ishealthier, read this.

GheeAfter being labelled as a culprit for weight-

gain and termed unhealthy for years, ghee hasfinally made a comeback in the Indian kitchen.Ghee helps to keep your gut healthy, has goodfats and is great for skin. Ghee can also helpincrease good cholesterol and lower the badcholesterol.

ButterThe traditional butter made by churning

milk cream is light and healthy. But the butterthat you get in markets nowadays is an emul-sion of milk fat in water with milk protein asan emulsifying agent. This butter is processedand has added salt.

Nutritional comparisonGhee is unprocessed fat and contains omega

3 fatty acid along with vitamin A. While forti-fied butter may only contain vitamin A.

Ghee has 900 Kcal per 100 grams of servingalong with no trans-fat and 60 per cent satu-rated fats. While butter has 717 Kcal per 100grams of servings along with 3 grams of trans-fat and 51 per cent saturated fats.

Which is better?Ghee is used to fry pooris, paranthas and

make halwa. Using ghee for frying paranthasis a better option because ghee has a highersmoking point, which makes it a better choiceas compared to butter for frying paranthas.

TipWhen buying ghee, make sure the label does-

n’t read ‘vegetable ghee’. Vegetable ghee is nottraditional ghee and does not offer manyhealth benefits.

How to storeHomemade ghee can be stored at room tem-

perature for three months in an airtight con-tainer and away from direct sunlight.

Butter is usually stored in a refrigerator dur-ing most parts of the year. Storing it in thefridge is the right way to increase its shelf life.

Should you fry your paranthas in butter or ghee? Beat bad hair days with simple tips

With the winter season knocking atthe door, there's an excitement tobring out the warm jackets and cosy

hoodies. But then there's also some concernabout dry hair and dandruff problems.

Stopy worrying and follow some easy tipsto make your hair look good, suggests SamayDutta, Director - NOIR, the Luxury BlowBar and Jagadeesh. P, Trainer, Paul MitchellIndia.

- Take a hot oil massage: A hot oil massageonce a week from coconut or almond oil willbe a breather for the scalp. This will help youto prevent a dry and flaky scalp and improveyour blood circulation resulting into nourish-ing hair this winter.

- Trimming: Trimming is essential for anynaturalist regardless of the weather, but

bears particular importance in winter sea-son. Cool air can cause hair to become dryand brittle which can lead to breakage andsplit ends. Trimming ends regularly will stophair from breaking.

- Invest in a good, deep conditioner: As weall know, conditioning is necessary aftershampooing. During winter, your focusshould be on deep conditioners. This will bea magic formula to keep your scalp awayfrom dryness.

- DIY Hair Mask: Just like the differenttypes of masks we use on our skin, hairmasks have become one of the hottest beau-ty trends right now. Cold weather is thecause for dry scalp and one should keep ithydrated. Simple routine of weekly deep con-ditioning treatment at home for 15 minutespenetrates your hair with all the naturalflowing oils.

- Don't overwash your hair: Stay away fromwashing your hair everyday in winter.Everyday washing will soak the hair's natu-ral oil and make your hair look dull,unhealthy and without any moist. Wash yourhair twice a week for frizz-free hair.

- Protective styling: Cover up your hair asmuch as possible during colder months.Tucking your hair away will eliminate dam-age and dryness caused by the weather.Styles such as buns, wigs, weaves and headscarves should be your best friend this sea-son. Make sure hair is hydrated and condi-tioned before tucking it away.

ENTERTAINMENT

STATE TIMES NEWSUDHAMPUR: PanchayatMajalta won kabaddi and vol-leyball titles in the Block levelInter PanchayatCompetitions of blockMajalta, organised underKhelo India scheme in thedisciplines of kabaddi, kho-kho, volleyball, handball, ath-letics under-18 age group forboys at Govt HSS Majalta.

The event was decalredopen by the Chief Guest,Sudesh Kumar Chalotra,District Officer (DYSS)Udhampur in the presence ofSpecial Guest, RamanKishore Gupta, Principal ofthe host School.

The competitions wereorganised under the patron-age of Ravinder Kumar,District DevelopmentCommissioner Udhampur

and under the overall supervi-sion of DYSSO Udhampurwhile Kartar Singh ZPEOMajalta and Satish GuptaZPEO Babey were theOrganising Secretaries of thetournament.

In all 190 students/ playersdrawn from the 15Panchayats of Block Majalta

participated in the tourna-ment.

Matches were officiated bypanel of experts DevinderKumar, Rakesh Khajuria,Rajesh Sharma, ParshotamSharma, Karun Magotra,Satish Kumar, NarinderSingh, Suresh Kumar, JugalGupta, Nisha Sharma,

Subash Chander, SushilKumar Singh, SubashSharma, Vinod Kumar, KiranBala and Jagdev Singh.

Today's results:Kho-kho final Panchayat

Ghar Dhamma beatPanchayat Satrari. InHandball, Panchayat Manserwas decalred winner.

In wrestling Rajiv andBalbir of Panchayat Satrariemerged winners in 45 kgand 50 kg weight categoryrespectively and Ved Parkashof Panchayat Majalta wasdeclared winner in 48 kgweight category. In 100 mtsrrace, Aniket of ManserPanchayat was declared win-ner. In kabaddi final,Panchayat Majalta beatPanchayat K while in volley-ball final, Panchayat Majaltadefetaed Panchayat Thalora.

Participants posing for a photograph with dignitaries.

Panchayat Majalta wins kabaddi, volleyball titles

STATE TIMES NEWSAKHNOOR: Virat Magotra ofBSF Primary School won goldmedal in 35 kg weight categoryon the opening day of two-dayState Judo Championship beingorganised by ShubhInternational School (SIS)Akhnoor under the aegis of J&KState Judo Association at theschool premises, here onMonday.

The opening ceremony wasattended by Vipul Katoch,Ashwani Katoch, Rani Katoch,Shilpa Mahajan PrincipalShubh International School andVikas Gupta.

Today's bouts were officiatedby Manish Chatwal andRameshwar Jamwal.

Today's Result:Gold: Virat Magotra, Nagam

Preet, Ruhani Sharma, Anvi

Pandit, Shuni, Banvi, Adira,Harishika Gupta, AshiyaSharma, Kashish Rajput, Priya,Tanishka, Sehaj, Ansh, ShauryaDevsing, Dheeraj, Vansh,Wajahat Nazr, Shabiz, Tarush,Nakshit Chaudry, Rajat Singh,Sahil Rana, Akshey,Charandeep, Vrahat and Tarun.

Silver: Aayaar Sharma,Shahid, Advitya, MukhtarAhmed, Sidhanth, Balwan

Singh, Ayush Kumar, Ritesh,Dilbagh, Iqbal, Kritika Rajput,Reetika, Anvi, Swayarh, AayaarSharma, Ritika, Ambika,Anaida, Neeru, Nidhi, Varsha,Anish, Yougeesh, Sidharath,Madhu, Utkarshi Kesarm andJyoti. Bronze: Prakash, Aush,Khajuria, Ambarn, Mohit,Hitesh Kumar, Mukesh Singh,Sanja, Shah Nawaz, Vivek,Rajya Vardan, Harika HaniskaJyotshi, Bhavanish, VishalAttri, Aayaar Sharma, AaravSharma, Tanu, Adarv, Shourya,Somar, Abishek Singh, Ankit,Pranav Kumar, Suhami Gupta,Hunar Gupta, Tanaya, SanviRajput, Aadhya, Sanvi Rajput,Tanaya, Vivek, Rajya Vardhan,Avyukt Singh, Pratigya,Deveshi Pandita, Meenakshi,Tajasvi Sharma, Stuti Abrol,Ursa, Avanit, Varsha, Ambika,Anjaly, Priya and Ashtya.

Virat of BSF Primary School wins gold in State Judo C'ship

Medal winners of the opening day in Open Judo Championship at SIS Akhnoor.

STATE TIMES NEWSKATHUA: Gurha Mundianlifted volleyball trophy bydefeating Hiranagar Morhteam in the Block LevelSports Tournament NehruYuva Kendra, Kathua in thedisciplines of Volleyball,Kabaddi and athletics atGovernment Primary SchoolGround, here.

A total of 22 teams partici-pated in the event.

Earlier in volleyball semifi-nal matches, HiranagarMorh defeated Upper Melaand Gurha Mundian out-played Bhiya team. The win-ner Gurha Mundian reamwas awarded a cash prize of

Rs 1000 while runner-upHiranagar Morh got a cashprize of Rs.500.

The kabaddi final was wonby Chadwal club by defeating

Sajana Club with 14 (46-32)points. The winner teamreceived a cash prize ofRs.1000 while runner-upteam got Rs. 500 as cash

prize. In the closing ceremo-ny, Ravinder Singh, SDPOBorder was the Chief Guestwho gave away prizes to thewinner and runner-up teams.

Speaking on the occasion,the Chief Guest highlightedthe importance of sports forphysical, mental, emotional,and personality develop-ment.

As per the theme of tourna-ment 'No Durgs-No RashDriving', he appealed to thepublic and youth to be vigi-lant to get rid of drugs men-ace from Kathua District.

Som Datt Zard, DYC high-lighted the objectives of thesports tournaments.

To involve more youth andbuilding sports culture inrural areas, he said, NYKwill provide free sports kitsto sports clubs.

M.L Toffan, DistrictPresident of VolleyballAssociation and other promi-nent sports personalities andcitizens were present on theoccasion.

Today's matches were offi-ciated by Mohinder Pal,Volleyball coach and histeam.

Prince Mehta PresidentYouth Club and GouravSharma Nehru Yuva volun-teer played key role in mak-ing tournament successful.

Gurha Mundian lifts volleyball trophy

A volleyball match in progress.

SPORTS REPORTERJAMMU: Earlier postponed due to certainunavoidable circumstances, the J&K Kho-KhoAssociation shall now hold selection trials forthe Sub-Junior National Championship onNovember 28 and 29 at Green Playfields, here.The National Championship is scheduled to beheld at Rudrapur in Uttarakhand fromDecember 15 to 19, a handout issued by theassociation here on Monday informed.

The association has advised all the districtunits to send their best players for the selectionprocess. The eligibility for boys and girls isunder 14 yrs of age (born on or after December2004), the handout added.

Meanwhile, J&K State Sports Council(JKSSC) conducted screening for the selectedteams heading for 38th Junior Nationalsscheduled to be held at Bhopal in MadhyaPradesh. The screening was conducted byChief Sports Officer (CSO) of the JKSSC,Abdul Qayoom and Sports Officer, Ravi Singhin the presence of Association President,Manmeent Singh, General Secretary, HarjeetSingh and Senior Vice President, B.S Tirthi.Also present were, Ajay Gupta, Dhiraj Sharma(Kho Kho Coaches) and Dalbir Mehta.

The selected team shall represent J&K in theJunior Nationals scheduled to be held fromDecember 2 to 6.

Sub-Junior Kho-Kho trials from tomorrow