Made in Heaven, one of the most loved Indian web series, is back with its second season after a long wait. Headlined by Sobhita Dhulipala and Arjun Mathur, the series won over the audience with their portrayal of Indian wedding against different cultural backdrops in each episode of season 1. Sobhita and Arjun's characters, Tara and Karan, had their own arc as well, each dealing with a different social stigma. The trailer of Made in Heaven Season 2 takes us into the lives of its lead characters, who were at the crossroads at the end of Season 1. With new brides and new challenges, our favourite wedding planners deal with their professional and personal setbacks. The second season of Made in Heaven promises to be grander, filled with romance, drama, and weddings, along with familiar and new faces and a compelling plot. With the new season, the series will delve deeper into the lives of its characters who navigate the complexities of organizing and celebrating marriages while their own lives unfold in unexpected ways.
02 August,2023 10:35 AM IST
Nigeria
A Nigerian court has charged 26 men, including 17 indians for attempting to illegally deal in crude oil. The Nigerian authorities claim that the crude oil filled inside the ship named MT Heroic was being brought illegally. On August 9 the ship had left for Nigeria's Equatorial Guinea with crude oil. On 17th Aug, the ship was detained by the the authorities. Tarun, who was detained on the ship, released a video and demanded the government's help. Pranav Shinde, who is also on the ship, his mother has appealed to CM Eknath Shinde for the release of her son.
18 November,2022 02:07 PM IST
The Tulinj Police of Nalasopara has cracked down on Nigerian citizens living illegally in Nalasopara. Investigation was conducted by taking 17 people into custody. After which the police have arrested five people including two women.
12 November,2022 05:18 PM IST | Mumbai
153 passengers are feared dead after their plane crashed into a two-storey building in the densely populated district of Nigeria's economic capital Lagos on Sunday. Eyewitnesses say, thick smoke rose from the area near the Lagos airport and flames could be seen coming from the building. Residents said the plane had been coming in low, making a loud noise, when it slammed into the residential area. Video courtesy: NDTV
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