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Manisha on SAB TV’s ‘Kuch Khaas Baatein’
Manisha Koirala continues to spit venom and this time around she can be seen doing so in SAB TV's talk show Kuch Khaas Baatein. In the latest of a series of interviews she has been giving, protesting her "victimisation" by director Shashilal Nair, Manisha has vehemently denied that she is obese. "Do I look obese to you? Obese means really fat. I think he should know the meaning of obese."
Manisha alleges that she was duped by Shashilal Nair. When Shashilal informed her that he would be using a body double, she had sought a letter from him stating that if she did not approve of the shoots, he would remove them. This letter was actually given by Shashilal. But when Manisha saw the shoots and wanted some scenes deleted, Shashilal used the same shots and merely changing their length. Later on when the controversy erupted, Shashilal started spreading the word that Manisha had actually exposed for those scenes.
Manisha believes that if Shyam Shroff (of Shringar Films) releases the film it will be contempt of court as the orders are for the producer as well as the distributor.
Manisha is also confident that she is not fighting her cause in isolation. While Bal Thackerey has openly backed her others like directors Raj Kumar Santoshi and Ram Gopal Verma have extended their moral support to her.
To get a deeper insight into Manisha's mind watch Kuch Khaas Baatein on SAB TV on 11 September at 10:10 pm.
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Joy Personal Care launches Hydra Refresh Gel summer campaign
Sanya Malhotra fronts TVC promoting 48-hour non-sticky hydration.
MUMBAI: Joy Personal Care just gave summer a cool new twist because when the heat is on and your skin is begging for relief, even the gel knows how to stay refreshingly light. Joy Personal Care, part of RSH Global, has rolled out a new summer television campaign for its Hydra Refresh Gel, featuring brand ambassador Sanya Malhotra. The campaign positions the lightweight, non-sticky formula as the perfect everyday solution for intense heat and fast-paced lifestyles, promising up to 48 hours of moisture.
The TVC depicts a relatable moment of heat-induced skin fatigue on a sweltering day. Sanya Malhotra appears with a refreshing presence, introducing the gel as a quick, comfortable fix that transforms discomfort into a feel-good experience. The narrative blends humour and realism, reinforcing the product’s ease of use and relevance during summer.
RSH Global co-founder and chairman Sunil Agarwal said, “As India braces for soaring temperatures and an intense summer ahead, the need for skincare that delivers effective, non-sticky hydration becomes even more relevant. Hydra Refresh Gel is designed to meet this need with a lightweight formulation that fits seamlessly into everyday routines.”
RSH Global chief marketing officer Poulomi Roy added, “While drinking more water is important, it doesn’t always translate into visible results on the skin. This campaign builds on that insight, bringing the product’s effectiveness to the forefront in a relatable way.”
Sanya Malhotra shared, “Working with Joy Personal Care has always been a truly enjoyable experience. What I really enjoy about the product is how effortlessly it fits into everyday routines, especially during the summer when your skin needs hydration without feeling heavy.”
The campaign, marking the product’s television debut, will be amplified across digital and social platforms to drive wider engagement during the summer season.
In a season where the sun shows no mercy, Joy Personal Care isn’t just selling a gel, it’s offering a cool, dependable companion that keeps skin happy without the sticky aftermath, proving that sometimes the best way to beat the heat is to keep things refreshingly simple.
