Dipika Kakar diagnosed with Stage 2 Liver Cancer; pens emotional note on Instagram

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Popular television actress Dipika Kakar has revealed that she has been diagnosed with Stage 2 liver cancer, sending shockwaves across the entertainment industry and her massive fanbase. Known for her roles in shows like Sasural Simar Ka and most recently seen on Celebrity MasterChef, Dipika took to Instagram to share a heartfelt note about her health condition. In the emotional post, Dipika wrote, “As you all are aware last few weeks have been quite difficult for us... walking into the hospital for a pain in the upper area of my stomach... and then finding out its a tennis ball size tumour in the liver and then Finding out that the tumour is Second stage Malignant (Cancerous) ... it has been one of the most difficult time we have seen, experienced! I am all positive and determined to face this and walk out stronger InshAllah! With my entire family being by my side and All the LOVE and PRAYERS pouring in from all of you I will sail through this too! InshaAllah Keep me in your prayers! ...
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Zack Snyder’s Justice League wins an Oscar thanks to the public

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The feature film won an Oscar for "Audience Favorite Moment" on Spider-Man: No way Home and Avengers: Endgame. Zack Snyder's Justice League has become a timeless movie. Since before its "birth," it was already a work that fans were crying out for from the very moment that Joss Whedon released his version of the film in 2017 after the person's departure in charge of Watchmen due to personal and family reasons. The DC Comics universe may have decided to reboot into the cinematic realm, but it's clear that Snyder's stamp is eternal. This year the audience at the 2022 Oscars was allowed to participate with a couple of prizes, and Snyder has been postulated as a filmmaker extremely loved by the stalls since both Army of the Dead and his Justice League have taken a statuette. The first is the most popular film, and the second receives the "Audience Favorite Moment" award for showing Flash's speed in the final stages of the film. That Flash moment has surpassed the meeting of the three Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home and the moment in which the Avengers meet to finish off Thanos in Endgame, one of the most relevant films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The most voted moments were the following: The Matrix (1999) - Neo dodging bullets Dreamgirls (2006) - Effie White singing "I'm Telling You." Avengers: Endgame (2019) - The Avengers unite to defeat Thanos Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) - Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland together. Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) - Flash displays his maximum speed. Zack Snyder's stamp remains unique in the industry, and he is one of the few filmmakers who has a gigantic wave of haters and, at the same time, followers. His next project, Rebel Moon, will be released in 2023. The 2022 Oscars, as you well know, have been overshadowed by a slap that Will Smith has given to Chris Rock after the comic made a joke regarding the alopecia suffered by the wife of the protagonist of The Prince Bel-Air. The networks have caught fire, and the reasons why Smith reacted in this way have even been sought (the actor's support has had from other colleagues after starring at that moment has even been detailed ). It seems that Rock, for now, will not denounce Smith for the slap, but it is clear that the actor's career is now in check.

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