Saif Ali Khan Pataudi Palace: Soha Ali Khan's Ownership and Family Insights Saif Ali Khan, a prominent Bollywood actor, is the current owner of the Pataudi Palace, a historic royal residence located in Haryana. The palace, valued at approximately 12 billion rupees, is part of the Pataudi royal family's legacy. While Saif retains ownership of the main structure, some sections of the palace, including a former generator room, are owned by his sister, Soha Ali Khan. Soha, who has often shared anecdotes about her family's royal heritage, revealed in an interview with the channel "Zoom" that the generator room was transformed into a private residence for her. She explained that the space was initially rented out as part of a hotel venture, but when her parents needed a separate living area, the generator room was renovated into a 2-bedroom home. This space is now exclusively hers, and she manages its upkeep. The Pataudi Palace, a symbol of the royal family's opulence, features over 150 rooms, expansive gardens, and intricate architectural designs reflecting Rajput heritage. Despite its grandeur, the palace's management is handled by Nimran Hotels, which operates it as a hospitality venture. However, Soha's private residence within the palace remains under her personal care. Soha emphasized her close relationship with her family, stating that she was never subjected to traditional expectations or pressures. She highlighted the supportive environment at home, where her siblings were encouraged to pursue their interests independently. "My family never imposed their opinions on me," she said, adding that her siblings were taught to prioritize responsibilities, such as ensuring younger family members were fed before themselves. Beyond her family life, Soha has been active in the entertainment industry.#zoom #pataudi_palace #saif_al_khan #soha_al_khan #nimran_hotels

Divya Dutta On How She Dealt With Man Who Was 'About To Pinch' Her Sister's B**t: "Whacked His Wits" Divya Dutta has recounted a pivotal moment from her youth that highlights her upbringing and the values instilled by her mother. The actress described an incident where she intervened to protect her sister from an eve-teaser, a memory she shared during an interview with Zoom. The event unfolded in a split second, as she recalled, when a man attempted to touch her sister’s buttocks. Without hesitation, she confronted the man, stating, “I just held him. Now where did that confidence come from? Because I was psyched. It came from my mother.” She emphasized that her mother’s teachings empowered her to act decisively, leading to the man’s swift departure as bystanders intervened. “Everyone turned around and then everyone comes to help. That boy just ran away,” she explained, underscoring the importance of standing up for loved ones. The incident, which she described as a defining moment, was rooted in her mother’s guidance. Divya elaborated on how her mother had prepared her to handle harassment by confronting the harasser directly. She shared a parallel story from her school days, when she faced persistent harassment. Instead of dismissing the situation, she confided in her mother, who took immediate action. The next day, her mother waited in the same location with a group of people and confronted the harasser. This act of courage left a lasting impression on Divya, teaching her to overcome fear and assert herself. “That incident taught me a lot about standing up and not letting fear take over,” she reflected, highlighting the role of her mother in shaping her resilience. Beyond her personal experiences, Divya has openly discussed challenges in her professional life, particularly regarding the portrayal of intimate scenes.#zoom #chiraiya #divya_dutta #irrfan_khan #jennifer_lynch
When football lost its last bit of privacyIn the age of lip-readers, zoom lenses and social media detectives, the covered mouth had become football’s last refuge for privacy. In the age of lip-readers, zoom lenses and social media detectives, the covered mouth had become football’s last refuge for privacy. #social_media #zoom #football #zoom_lenses #media_detectives #covered_mouth #football_lost #lip-readers #detectives #privacy

Nikon reveals new 70-200mm f/2.8 zoom for its Z-series mirrorless cameras — and it might just be the perfect second lens Need a new telephoto zoom for your Nikon mirrorless camera? Nikon's new Nikkor Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II could fit the bill –if you're prepared to pay for it. #Nikon_mirrorless #mirrorless_cameras #zoom #Z-series_mirrorless #telephoto_zoom #Nikon_reveals #Z-series

Blink's new compact camera takes home security to the next level with 4x zoom, improved night vision and more This compact, weather-resistant camera punches well above its weight, particularly if you sign up for a Blink subscription. #Blink_subscription #improved_night #weather-resistant_camera #home_security #night_vision #camera_punches #zoom
