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It’s the season of love and we are celebrating it all of February with hand-picked, ‘made in Hyderabad’ love stories that will warm your heart! Everyone’s favourite ‘Balika Vadhu’ Avika Gorlets us in on how love blossomed between her and beau Milind Chandwani when they met each other in the city of nawabs.
She may have grown up and attained fame and success in Mumbai, but it was in Hyderabad that AvikaGor found love.Three years ago, the actress met MilindChandwani for the first time in the City of Pearls. Milind had set up his NGO in the city and Avika was here for a film shoot when they met. “I went out to a party with a few of my friends and that’s where Milind and I spotted each other. It was the first time that Milind was out socialising in Hyderabad, while I’d been in the city shooting for Raju Gari Gadhi 3. We connected instantly at that first meeting itself. After a few days we pinged each other on Instagram and here we are,” shares Avika, adding, “In a way, it all started with Hyderabad. In fact, Milind’s first question to me was. ‘How come you’re here in Hyderabad?’. He had no idea I was doing films in the South.”
Before they knew it, friendship had quickly blossomed into love for Milind and Avika. The actress says she still remembers her first date with Milind. Avika says, “After a party one night, Milind offered to drop me home. Enroute, he took a quick detour and took me to a spot in Jubilee Hills from where we can watch the whole city. It was breathtaking. I don’t know if Milind looked at it that way, but for me, it was our first date. And it was at that moment that I realised that this is the person I want to be with.”

Although she keeps flying in and out of Mumbai, Avika now calls Hyderabad home, and says the city has given her tremendous joy and love. “Hyderabad is no longer just a city that I go to for shoots. I’m now living here. I have a house near Gachibowli and my

Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan, and his wife, producer Emma Thomas, have been honoured by King Charles III with a Knighthood and Damehood, respectively.
"Arise, Sir Christopher Nolan and Dame Emma Thomas!" the royal family wrote in a post on their official social media handle.
Photos from the ceremony were shared on Instagram with the caption, "Congratulations to all who received honours during today’s Investiture ceremonies, including film director Christopher Nolan and film producer Emma Thomas. The couple were recognised for their extraordinary contribution to Film, with their partnership producing major blockbusters such as The Dark Knight trilogy and Oppenheimer."


The couple, received their honours during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday. The recognition celebrates their exceptional contributions to the film industry.
Nolan shared a personal moment from the event, revealing that the King had watched his latest critically acclaimed biopic, 'Oppenheimer'. "He said he had seen Oppenheimer and enjoyed it," Nolan remarked. "It was very nice that he knew our work and was aware of it, and, yes, he was hoping that I would take this as encouragement to do more of it."

Together, Nolan and Thomas have produced some of the most influential films of the past two decades, including 'The Dark Knight Trilogy', 'Inception', and 'Oppenheimer'. Their partnership has achieved several milestones, with Thomas becoming the first British producer to win the Oscar for Best Picture.
Nolan and Thomas met at University College London, where their shared passion for cinema began. The two reportedly married in 1997 and co-founded their production company, which has since been behind their blockbuster hits.

Reflecting on their collaboration, Nolan a