
一 | Akshay Kumar shared a touching tribute on social media as his niece, Simar Bhatia, steps into the world of films with Ikkis. In his wholesome note, he talked about watching her grow from a shy little girl into a confident young woman ready to face the camera.
Akshay shared her poster from Ikkis and wrote, “Holding you as a tiny baby to now watching you step into the world of films… life really has come full circle. Simar, I’ve seen you turn from a shy little girl who would hide behind her mom into this confident young woman ready to face the camera like she was born for it.”
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He offered words of encouragement for the journey ahead, saying, “Safar mushkil hai, but knowing you, you’ll walk into it with that same spark, that same honesty, and that same stubborn determination that runs in our family. Hum Bhatias ka funda simple hai: kaam karo, dil se karo, aur phir universe ka magic dekho. (The journey is difficult, but knowing you, you’ll face it with that same spark, that same honesty, and that same stubborn determination that runs in our family. Our Bhatia family mantra is simple: work hard, do it with heart, and then watch the magic of the universe unfold).”
Concluding the note with pride, Akshay expressed, “I’m so proud of you beta… The world is about to meet Simar Bhatia … but to me you’ve always been a star. Go shine! Jai Mahadev.”
Ikkis is an upcoming Bollywood biographical war-drama film that will portray the life of Arun Khetarpal, the youngest Indian Army officer to be posthumously honoured with the Param Vir Chakra for his brave actions during the 1971 Battle of Basantar. The film stars Agastya Nanda in the role of Arun, and late actor, Dharmendra will make his final on-screen appearance as Arun's father, Brigadier M. L. Khetarpal. Also Read: Akshay Kumar’s Niece Simar Bhatia to Make Bollywood Debut in Ikkis。 (ECNS)-- Xiangxi in Hunan Province is seeing a surge in international visitors as destinations such as Zhangjiajie and Furong Town gain global popularity. Boosted by China’s transit visafree policies, Zhangjiajie welcomed more than 860,000 inbound tourists from 195 countries between January and July, with arrivals from Western nations up 211%. To accommodate demand, the city has introduced multilingual signage and folklore performances with subtitles. “These services make cultural immersion seamless,” said Pablo, a visitor from Spain. Nearby Furong Town, once povertystricken, has become a showcase of rural revitalization. Its waterfalls and stilt houses have gone viral on social media, while operators emphasize preserving traditional lifestyles to offer authentic experiences. Smart translation tools and night scenery have further enhanced its appeal. As hotpot culture and Chinese heritage gain traction worldwide, Xiangxi is positioning itself as a premier destination on the global travel map. (By Intern Lin Qiaochu, Zhang Dongfang)
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