‘I Might Settle There’: Sunny Deol Highlights the Strength of South Indian Cinema, Encourages Bollywood to Learn

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   Sunny Deol shared his thoughts on what Bollywood producers could learn from their South Indian counterparts during the trailer launch of his upcoming movie  Jaat . Directed by Gopichand Malineni, known for  Krack , and produced by Mythri Movie Makers, the studio behind the  Pushpa  franchise, the film is generating considerable buzz. Written by: Devansh Sharma New Delhi | March 24, 2025 | 17:39 IST At the trailer launch for  Jaat , Sunny Deol remarked, “North India has witnessed the strength of this hand, now it’s the turn of the South,” referring to his iconic character. Following the immense success of  Gadar 2  in 2023, Deol is now venturing into the South Indian film industry. He also discussed how Bollywood producers can gain insight from the way their South Indian counterparts approach filmmaking. He continued, “I hope Bollywood producers can learn from South filmmakers. Focus on making Hindi cinema, and then learn the art of filmmak...

Wall of Graveyard Demolished in Jhajjar: 6 Booked for Vandalism

Wall of graveyard demolished in Jhajjar village, 6 booked - The Tribune

 In a shocking incident, a wall surrounding a graveyard in a village in Jhajjar, Haryana, was demolished by a group of individuals, sparking tension and outrage in the community. The destruction of the graveyard's boundary wall, which had been a place of respect and significance for local families, was allegedly carried out by six individuals who have now been booked under multiple charges, including vandalism and desecration.

The incident took place in the early hours of December 9, 2024, when the accused reportedly used heavy machinery to tear down the wall, leaving the graves exposed. The reason behind this act of vandalism remains unclear, although some locals suspect personal disputes and property-related issues may have played a role in the destruction. Eyewitnesses reported that the perpetrators were seen fleeing the scene after completing their task.

Local authorities were alerted immediately after the incident, and the police have registered a case against the six suspects. They are now investigating the motives behind the demolition and whether the act was part of a larger conspiracy. The demolition of a graveyard wall is not just seen as an act of vandalism but is also viewed as a serious insult to the religious and cultural sentiments of the community.

The incident has caused an outcry among residents of Jhajjar village, with many expressing their anger and disappointment over the disrespect shown to the sacred space. The authorities have promised swift action and have assured the public that the graveyard will be restored to its original condition. A formal investigation is underway, and the police are on the lookout for the suspects involved. The act has sparked debates around the protection of religious and cultural sites, with calls for stronger measures to prevent such incidents in the future.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving religious and cultural heritage and respecting sacred spaces in communities across the country.

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