Five BMW cars is equal to the price of the nail polish!

 

Even if you seem strange to hear, but the news is absolutely true. BMW 5 is equal to the price of a nail polish. The nail polish worth thousands, but in millions in millions. "Ajhcr called Rs 1 crore 67 lakh ie the nail polish is $ 250,000 million. Recently it has been launched in Los Angeles Ajecr brand. This is typical of black nail polish is that the 267 carat diamond. The expensive nail polish so far bought only 25 women, while the 576 has made its bookings.
Now considered to be the most expensive nail polish with nail polish Koholivud actress Megan Fox, Kelly Clarkson and Liv Tayler earned as people are buying. As a reminder, besides Ajcr 'Gold Rush Couture also include expensive nail Polison, its price is $ 130,000 million. I Do in the name of the third No. Polison nail expensive nail polish comes at a price of $ 55,000 thousand.

Aamir Khan Refused Josh Because of Shah Rukh Khan's Role

 

Filmmaker Mansoor Khan said actor Aamir Khan refused to do Josh because of Shah Rukh Khan's role in the 2000 film.

The filmmaker, who directed Aamir in 1988 hit romantic , drama Qayamat Se Qaya,at Tak added that he still thinks that Aamir and Shah Rukh were the perfect casting for the film.

"I still think Aamir and Shah Rukh were the perfect casting for the film. However, Aamir refused to play that role. That's his choice," he said.

He added Aamir wanted to chsnge his image also. He no longer wanted to play that lover boy or the romantic guy. The second reason is the character Max (played by Shah Rukh) is a very charismatic character. Everybody wanted to play Max."

Mansoor talked about the hit film, which also features Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Chandrachur Singh, at a panel discussion of 18th Mumbai Film Festival with Star on Saturday.

He also shared that even Kajol wanted to play SRK's character.

"When I offered Kajol the role of Shah Rukh's sister in the film, she listened to the script and said she wanted to do Max," he added.

Farhad’s and Mike’s Week in Tech: Ride-Hailing News Owns the Road

Ford says that it expects to have a fully autonomous car fleet on the road within five years. Uber announced an acquisition. And Lyft has a hard time finding any takers.