08052026-LSTC-01.qxd 5/8/2026 12:54 AM Page 1 c m y b WATCH OUT FOR BANDAR The teaser of filmmaker Anurag Kashyap’s latest film, Bandar , has been unveiled, offering audiences a glimpse of Bobby Deol in a different avatar. Dressed in a shimmering jacket and holding an electric guitar, the teaser introduces Deol in a flamboyant disco-inspired look. TRIBUNE Life It’s a wrap Halle Berry has officially completed filming for her upcoming film Fleur in Paris, marking the end of production on the erotic drama directed by Ellie Foumbi. CHANDIGARH | FRIDAY | 8 MAY 2026 OVARIAN CYSTS How a military mission a year back became a national emotion Mona A Elle teaser out Ahead of Amazon’s May 11 upfront presentation in New York, Prime Video released the official teaser-trailer for Elle, the highly anticipated Legally Blonde prequel. Lexi Minetree plays Elle Woods. YEAR after India launched Operation Sindoor in the aftermath of the deadly Pahalgam terror attack, the mission continues to hold a strong emotional and cultural presence across the country. What started as a decisive counter-terror operation quickly transformed into a larger symbol of national unity, sacrifice and resilience. Beyond strategic and political discussions, Operation Sindoor sparked an outpouring of sentiment on social media, inspired patriotic campaigns, drew support from public figures, and even ignited interest within the film industry. The operation’s codename struck a particularly emotional chord. Deeply embedded in Indian cultural identity, “Sindoor” came to symbolise the pain and loss endured by families affected by the attack, especially the women whose lives were altered forever. Over the past year, online conversations repeatedly described the operation as “powerful,” “symbolic” and “unforgettable,” reflecting how deeply it resonated with the public imagination. Filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, who announced a film around the operation, posted on the anniversary of Operation Sindoor, along with a video issued by Indian Army, on X, “A year since India showed the world that peace is One year of Operation to be feared or not? T our nature, but immensely proud of my silence is not our nation, the world’s largest weakness. Today, I democracy and that is somebow my head to the thing we always cherish. Since courage of our leadIndependence, our soldiers ership led by have protected us relentlessly Dibyendu @narendramodi and with unmatched courage and Bhattacharya our brave army, and selflessness. On the one-year the spirit of every Indianniversary of Operaan who stood united in a tion Sindoor, I salute moment of national resolve. our armed forces for And perhaps the greatest tribsafeguarding not ute we can offer is to ensure just our people, but the story of Operation Sinalso the dignity and door is told to the world. spirit of our peaceTruthfully. Powerfully. So loving nation. This the world remembers Shivangi battle has always Vivek what was defended, Verma been for peace and Agnihotri what was sacrificed, and for protecting our what it cost to keep country against terrorhumanity alive. History ism and external threats. Jai remembers wars. CiviHind, Jai Bharat.” lizations remember Actor Shivangi Verma too courage. Jai Hind…” lauded the Indian Forces, and Agnihotri reportedly shared, “Operation Sindoor is joined hands with not just a military mission, it’s Bhushan Kumar and acquired an emotion that reflects the the adaptation rights for the courage, sacrifice, and unwabook Operation Sindoor: The vering spirit of our armed Untold Story of India’s Deep forces. As India marks the first Strikes Inside Pakistan by Lt anniversary of this historic Gen KJS ‘Tiny’ Dhillon, the magic of cinema.” Actor operation, I feel immense announcing a film project “not Dibyendu Bhattacharya, pride in being part of a nation to create noise, but to confront shared with Lifestyle, “As an that stands united in the face it: with facts, with clarity, and Indian, I have always been of every challenge.” c m y b HIRTY-three-year-old, asymptomatic female reports to gynae opd with ultrasound report of cyst in one ovary. Distressed, she wants surgical removal of the cyst fearing it might be cancer. But the reassuring fact is that majority of ovarian cysts are benign and do not require surgical removal! In reproductive-age women, most cysts are functional, arising during the normal menstrual cycle (discovered incidentally during routine ultrasounds) and tend to resolve spontaneously. Certain types, such as dermoid cysts or endometriomas, may persist but still are usually non-cancerous. The likelihood of malignancy increases with age, particularly after menopause, and persistent cysts require close follow-up under medical supervision. Red flags include ultrasound features of solid components, irregular borders, septations, rapid growth and blood tests for tumour markers (CA 125 etc). Early and accurate diagnosis through clinical assessment and imaging is the key. So, stay aware, do not panic and seek medical advice to distinguish physiological from pathological cysts! DR ANUPAM GUPTA IVF and Fertility Specialist at Jindal IVF, SCO 21, Sector 20-D, Dakshin Marg, Chandigarh, who can be contacted at 958-246-9429. Disclaimer: The views/suggestion/opinions expressed in the article are the sole responsibility of the experts. Nora Fatehi apologises Nora Fatehi appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) on Thursday in connection with the controversy surrounding the song Sarke Chunar. Nora said, “I apologise as I have to be responsible as an artiste. There was no intention to offend anybody. After this matter, I have decided to sponsor the education of orphan girls.” The NCW earlier said the content of the song "appears to be sexually suggestive.” — ANI
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