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Script goes wrong: Caught in a social media storm, Kent looks for cover

Despite an apology and withdrawal of an ad that was seen as insensitive and prejudiced, outrage and threats of boycott persist

Kent RO withdraws ad, apologises for depicting helps as Covid-19 carriers

The ad, featuring Hema Malini and her daughter Esha Deol as campaigners, drew heavy criticism on social media

Here's how Bollywood and cricketing world reacted to 'janata curfew'

From Shah Rukh Khan to Virat Kohli, here's how Bollywood and Cricketing world reacted to PM Modi's call for 'Janata Curfew'

Stop all advertisements featuring Hema Malini: RLD writes to EC

'Either the advertisement should be stopped on all media or the cost of the advertisements should be added to the election expenses of Hema Malini'

Hema Malini and RLD candidate file nominations for Mathura

Talking to reporters after filing her nomination, Malini indicated that it was her last election

A look at Hema Malini's illustrious career on her birthday

Over the years, the diva has been entertaining us with her acting and dancing skills

Hema Malini to take action against Maha MLA for drinking remarks

Bacchu Kadu claims that farmers commit suicide because of alcoholism

Hema Malini drinks daily but didn't kill herself: MLA on farmers' suicide

Maharashtra MLA Bacchu Kadu said that the real cause behind farmers' suicides is lack of money

Hema Malini makes new Twitter handle to share update on Mathura constituency

The 67-year-old actress also shared her new handle with her fans and well-wishers

Hema Malini can't stop making gaffes

When snapshots shared by Hema Malini from her movie shoot went viral recently, it was not thanks to the popularity of the film star-turned-parliamentarian, or even the beauty of the locales seen in the photos.The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP's tweets, hastily-deleted the same day, were declared ill-timed because while she was sailing through the calm waters of Madh Island for the film Ek Thi Rani, her constituency Mathura had been navigating troubled ones. The police there had clashed with squatters (believed to be members of a cult) who were illegally occupying a public park, ultimately resulting in the death of 29 people, including two policemen.As brickbats headed her way, Malini retorted that law and order was the state's responsibility. Yet, she quickly embarked on a visit to the constituency and tweeted regular updates such as: "Met the family members - father, wife, brother and son of superintendent of police, city, Mukul Dwivedi, and expressed my deep grief at their loss." P

Hema Malini stopped from visiting scene of violence in Mathura

Police said combing operations are underway in the area due to which entry of civilians is prohibited