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Stateless for a year and a half: Adnan Sami Khan

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Singer Adnan Sami Khan, who moved to India from Pakistan and took citizenship there, has said that his life has been so ‘difficult’ that if he had told Bollywood writers, they would have laughed and told him that he made up stories. are kept

According to the newspaper Indian Express, Adnan Sami Khan has talked about his 18-year journey to get Indian citizenship in his latest interview.

He revealed that the common people do not even know half of the situations he went through.

In an interview in ‘The Bombay Journey Series’ of digital media platform ‘Mashable India’, Adnan Sami said that his journey to get Indian citizenship was full of ups and downs and many failures.

He said he was rejected on two occasions and remained ‘stateless’ for over a year.

According to Adnan Sami: ‘People think it must be easy because I’m a celebrity. But it is not easy. There was no such thing as an easy solution to a problem. You have to do everything. It’s just that you (the public) found out overnight. One morning you wake up and find out through the newspaper that you have got Indian citizenship.’

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Adnan Sami continued his speech and said that it took me 18 years but what I am trying to say here is that during these 18 years I did not talk about this to the world. I was rejected twice. I had to give up my original citizenship and for some time I was stateless. For a year and a half I had no connection with any country. A passport is just a document but I did not belong to any country and in that case, I could not travel. There was nothing I could do.’

Adnan Sami Khan was born in the UK and held Pakistani citizenship. He moved to India in 2001 where he got citizenship in 2016.


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2024-08-31 07:53:09

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José Eduardo Derbez and Paola Dalay celebrate their daughter Tessa’s second month – ¡HOLA!

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

With complete happiness, Jose Eduardo Derbez y Paola Dalay They embrace this moment in their lives after having made their dream of becoming parents come true. The young people are also celebrating, as this August 30th marks two months since the birth of their daughter Tessa. As expected, the proud mother dedicated an emotional message to the baby, a detail so special that it was accompanied by a surprise; the revelation of a video with images of the day the baby came into the world, memories that today form part of the couple’s family history.

Jose Eduardo Derbez and Paola Dalay,

From Tessa’s Months

As close as she usually is to her followers on social media, Paola published a dedication inspired by the little girl. With her feelings on the surface, she said that on a day like today, two months ago, her life and that of José Eduardo changed forever. “Today my chubby girl turns two months old. I can’t believe that two huge months have already passed since this beautiful moment…”, said the influencer on Instagram, a social network in which Tessa has been the protagonist of several of her publications, a space in which the girl has received praise from those who have closely followed this story.

Going deeper into her words, Paola also referred to the experience of living motherhood throughout these days, a stage of deep learning and complicity with José Eduardo. Both she and the young actor have put total dedication into this mission, giving the necessary care to the girl, the youngest of the Derbez clan so far. “It has been two beautiful, different, complicated months, requiring a lot of patience, but we are enjoying it so much…”, wrote Paola in her text, which moved users who immediately sent congratulations and good wishes to the lovers for this moment filled with pleasant emotions.

José Eduardo Derbez and Paola Dalay celebrate their daughter Tessa’s second month – ¡HOLA!© Exclusive ¡HOLA!Jose Eduardo and Paola Dalay present baby Tessa

The memory of Tessa’s arrival

For José Eduardo and Paola, the birth of their daughter Tessa not only brought happiness because it was the moment of their debut as parents. For the couple, the arrival of the baby also meant the union of their families and an extraordinary celebration in the delivery room. Paola recalled part of what happened that day when the displays of love were overwhelming. “By the way, in the operating room they had a great production, they even played songs by Carlos Rivera for us haha,” wrote the influencer in her post, which has accumulated thousands of “likes” from her followers.

Paola also made a special mention of José Eduardo, who has been very close to her to provide love and care to Tessa at all times. After all, the opportunity to become parents has been very exciting for both of them. “My love @jose_eduardo92 I love you so much, you are being the best dad for Tessa (no jokes, eh), you are the best,” added the young woman at the end of her text, who has been very open in revealing how she is experiencing this stage of great changes in her life.

The loving words of José Eduardo

For José Eduardo, this is an extraordinary period, in which he is slowly discovering his role as a father. At the same time, he proudly assumes the fact that he shares this joy with Paola, to whom he has sent a message of gratitude and admiration. “I love you, my love. Thank you for always being at your best and giving the best of yourself,” wrote the actor in response to his partner, with whom he has been able to form a great team on a personal level.

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Director L. Bareiša about the film “Sisters”: each of us has had a summer like this Culture

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

As the premiere of the film approaches in Lithuania, L. Bareiša, who was awarded the best director award in Locarno, explained why the action takes place in the summer, how he managed to find an actor for the role of a martial arts fighter, what message the pop hits in the film carry and why it is important to him that the film does not have a short-term effect.

“It is important to me that something gets stuck in the viewer’s mind, that the film returns to everyday life, and that the cinema experience does not remain only a short-term effect. After all, cinema must enrich”, L. Bareiša has no doubts, calling “Sisters” the most personal film.

– What is the second feature film “Sisters” about for you?

– First of all, “Sisters” is about us, our emotions, jealousy, competition, unspoken feelings. About the events that ripple throughout life and must be accepted and reacted to. “Sisters” is like a mosaic that starts with a summer weekend and one moment changes everything irreversibly. It’s neither good nor bad, it’s just one of the ways we live.

I believe that every viewer will find their own access to this film and find moments that are close to them – both sensitive, and sad, and funny.

I tried to make a film that draws you in and comes back to you, even though the plot is kind of obvious. The unusual structure contributes to this, which makes the film even more impressive.

– Why did you choose this time of year – hot summer?

– I have the most memories from summer, especially from my childhood. The lake, water, swimming – probably not the only one I remember, it goes beyond the limits of individuality. These are collective memories that connect us all with invisible threads.

It’s the kind of time that seems like it will always matter, the moments that grow on you over generations. Inspired by these memories, we create relationships with other people, we feel love for others.

I wanted a space and time that was obvious and understandable, but at the same time transformed into something universal that transcended such memories. We’ve all experienced something in the summer. Such events that have remained in our memory, or events that might not have happened.

The reactions of the heroes are also close to us. Where there are more hidden feelings than open ones. Where you feel or intuit jealousy and competition, but you don’t broadcast it in any way, as is usual for us in life. Perhaps the most eloquent is the male dialogue, the essence of which the audience will understand only after seeing this scene.

– Ensemble of actors – Gelminė Glemžaitė, Agnė Kaktaitė, Paulius Markevičius, Giedrius Kiela to be evaluated as a leopard at the Locarno Festival. How did you manage to assemble such a talented team?

– The success of an ensemble of actors depends on their internal chemistry – if they don’t get along, nothing will work, the audience won’t believe. We started the selection with the most complex character of Juste, who is embodied by Agnė Kaktaitė. This is her debut in big cinema and it is definitely a success.

Then we were looking for a partner for Agnei who would suit her emotionally. Together with Marija Kavtaradze, with whom we started casting, we remembered Gelmina Glemžaitė. She starred in Maria’s film “Surviving the Summer”. We invited Agnė and Gelminė together, both actresses of Aida Giniotis’s course with similar theater experiences. We saw that the personalities came together wonderfully. Then we were looking for husbands for our sisters.

I fully trust Mr. Kiela since the “Pilgrims” days, so I immediately decided to contact him. He always tries to reveal and understand the character, questions the script, notices details that are not convincing.

The last character is an MMA fighter. We auditioned real fighters for this role, picked two, even rehearsed them. Great personalities, but it was clear that professional actors have a completely different rhythm. Everyone will have to agree with a non-professional actor. Then I remembered P. Markevičius, who was just free. So he spent that summer working out, eating a special diet and getting the look of an MMA fighter.

– In the movie “Sisters” we can hear popular music. What role does it play, what does it point to?

– This is a kind of memory from the MTV generation, when one channel was the main source of music. The songs played then just stuck in my head, like summer memories.

I confess to being a fan of Donna Lewis’ hit “I Love You Always Forever”. The artist became famous precisely because of this song and I wanted it to sound in the film. The sisters dance to the sounds of their childhood and created a bond that continues to this day. And kids listen to what’s popular now, like Jessica Shy. It is now an integral part of our culture.

– You have mentioned that it is important for you that the film returns. Would you remember a movie episode or dialogue the next day while washing dishes or riding a bike? Why?

– It’s important to me that something stays in your head after the movie. Then the time spent in the cinema will not be only momentary. Maybe this way connections between your memories will appear.

The pace of the film fluctuates: sometimes the action changes quickly, sometimes you stay longer. Like memories. We feel stuck in relationships, jobs, often in cycles of fear and anxiety that we can’t break, and the memories that remain can help you break out of that vicious circle.


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2024-08-31 06:14:29

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Quick home remedies for burning hands and feet while cooking – Life & Style

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Mild burns are common during daily activities, especially while working in the kitchen.

By touching a hot pan with a hot pan or while cooking bread, or by splashing hot tea on the hand, the area starts to get slightly irritated and there is a slight redness. These tips are very useful for quick relief from such mild burns and no boils.

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