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The makers of Sholay have officially announced the release date of the newly restored 4K version of the 1975 classic. The film, featuring director Ramesh Sippy’s originally intended ending, will arrive in theatres on December 12, 2025, marking the first time Indian audiences will see the climax exactly as it was envisioned five decades ago. This announcement comes shortly after veteran actor Dharmendra, who headlined the iconic film alongside Amitabh Bachchan, was discharged from the hospital following a recent health scare. The actor is currently recovering at home. The restored version of Sholay has been created by the Film Heritage Foundation in collaboration with Sippy Films. The team sourced a rare colour reversal print from London, located the original camera negatives, and even recovered long-lost deleted scenes from a warehouse in Mumbai. The result is a 4K restoration that returns the film to its original 70mm format. The film made its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) earlier this year and is set for its Australian debut at the Indian Film Festival of Sydney (IFFS) in October. With the newly announced India release, the restoration is now headed for a wide audience. The Original Ending, Five Decades Later One of the biggest draws of this version is the reinstatement of the original climax, where Thakur kills Gabbar Singh-an ending that had been altered due to censorship restrictions during the Emergency. Speaking to Bollywood Hungama last month, Ramesh Sippy explained the circumstances that led to the change. “In 1975, it was the time of the Emergency. So, we couldn’t argue too much. But the end that I put in had to be shot at the last minute,” he said. “This changed climax was the same ending that took place in every film at that time. The police comes and says, ‘Ruk jaao’! It was a typical ending. That’s what I didn’t like; there was no other reason.”He added with humour, “The Censor officials stressed that ‘He’s an officer. He should not be taking the law into his own hands’. Actually, I can’t say hands as he didn’t have any.”With the restored version now set for a December 12 release, audiences will have the chance to revisit Sholay in a form that honours its scale, craft, and original creative vision. Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Ramesh Sippy SLAMS high ticket prices in theatres: “If Sholay had released in today’s times, minimum ticket price would have been Rs. 200; it WOULDN’T have got repeat audience”.
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The post McDonald’s to pay dividends on December 15; Here’s how much 100 MCD shares will earn appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) has announced that its next quarterly dividend is scheduled for payment on December 15, 2025. Investors on record as of December 1 will receive a cash payout of $1.86 per share, outmatching the past quarter’s $1.77 paid on September 16 by 5.1%. McDonald’s dividends. Source: Dividend.com The fast food chain currently offers a dividend yield of 2.42%, compared to the consumer discretionary sector’s average of 1.89%. Moreover, the company’s payout ratio stands at 56.26%. Investors will thus receive $186 for every 100 KO shares next month, amounting to $717 this year when combined with the previous three quarters, when investors received $177 per 100 shares. McDonald’s stock performance With a track record of dividend increases spanning no less than 50 years, McDonald’s remains a popular passive income pick. Yet, the market has been somewhat divided in recent months due to suspicious insider activity. Overall, the executives have sold a combined 15,134 shares, worth roughly $4.57 million, in roughly the past three months, with EVP Manuel Jm Steijaert alone offloading 13,134 shares on November 5. As a result, MCD shares were trading $305.07 at the time of writing, Monday, November 17, still down 3.38% on the six-month chart. MCD stock six-month price. Source: Finbold Furthermore, McDonald’s reported Q3 results, reported on November 5, were mixed. Indeed, revenue rose 3% to $7.08 billion, but still lagged behind the $7.09–$7.10 billion consensus. At the same time, earnings per share (EPS) landed at just $3.22 versus the projected $3.33. Still, the underlying performance remained firm. For instance, operating profit increased 5% to $3.36 billion, and margins widened by 100 basis points to 47.4%. Management expects macroeconomic pressures to persist into 2026 and appears to lean heavily on value-focused campaigns to defend its margins. More interestingly, the chain has become the center…
The Da-Bangg tour in Qatar delivered an unexpectedly entertaining moment when Salman Khan came face-to-face with his onstage “duplicate,” played by comedian and actor Sunil Grover. Fans were delighted to witness the humorous encounter, which quickly went viral across social media platforms. The segment unfolded when host Maniesh Paul brought Salman on stage and teased that someone special was approaching from the other end. Sunil Grover then walked in, fully dressed in black and mirroring Salman’s signature style and swagger. His exaggerated walk and confident demeanour instantly amused the audience-and Salman himself, who smiled as he observed Sunil’s playful impersonation. For a few light-hearted seconds, the two walked around each other, creating a moment that had the crowd cheering and laughing. Salman’s bodyguard Shera eventually stepped in and gently escorted Sunil offstage, while Salman chuckled and continued with the show. How the Internet ReactedOnce the clip surfaced online, fans flooded the comments with humorous reactions. One user wrote, “He is more Salman than actual Salman,” while another commented, “Epic moment! Sunil Grover too good yaar.”Some fans also recalled Sunil’s previous impersonations of the superstar on The Kapil Sharma Show, noting how surreal it felt to watch a similar moment unfold in real life. The interaction stirred nostalgic laughter and showcased Sunil’s longstanding ability to mimic Salman with uncanny accuracy. More Highlights from the Da-Bangg TourIn addition to Salman and Sunil’s viral moment, stars like Tamannaah Bhatia, Stebin Ben, and Jacqueline Fernandez were part of the Qatar event. Another video from the show featured Salman dancing to ‘Dil Diyan Gallan’ with Tamannaah Bhatia. The duo performed a soft, romantic segment on stage, dressed in coordinated black and red outfits, which once again captured the internet’s attention. Salman Khan’s Upcoming FilmOn the work front, Salman will next be seen in Apoorva Lakhia’s Battle of Galwan. The actor will portray an Army officer in the film, which revisits the 2020 Galwan Valley clash between Indian and Chinese forces. The project also stars Chitrangada Singh and is currently in production, with a planned release in 2026. Also Read: Salman Khan drops hilarious backstage stretch from Da-Bangg tour prep; watch.
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