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一 | Parineeti Chopra has opened a vibrant window into the world of Amar Singh Chamkila, sharing unseen photos, videos and deeply personal memories from the set in a new vlog. From singing live with Diljit Dosanjh to emotional breakdowns and unexpected real-life love, the actor revisited the moments that made Imtiaz Ali’s film one of the most transformative experiences of her career.Parineeti revealed that Imtiaz Ali enforced a raw, theatre-like approach to the musical sequences. Instead of traditional lip-syncing, both she and Diljit actually sang live on camera. “Our mics recorded everything we sang, no studio dubbing,” she said. “It was nerve-wracking because it had never been done like this before.”She laughed as she recalled Diljit telling her, “You become Rihanna,” while she tried, and hilariously failed to imitate the pop star during rehearsals. The duo’s off-camera chemistry quickly became a source of joy for the entire crew. The movie also holds sentimental value for Parineeti for an unexpected reason. During early recce meetings in Punjab, Imtiaz Ali crossed paths with Raghav Chadha, then a local MP handling shoot permissions. “Back then, we didn’t know each other,” she shared. “But when we shot in Punjab in 2023, Raghav and I met, and everything changed.” She credits Chamkila for bringing them together.Parineeti described the wrap as “spiritual.” After the final song, Imtiaz hugged her and shared heartfelt words, leaving her in tears. “I couldn’t stop crying,” she recalled, while Diljit continued to tease her lovingly. “It felt like a family parting.”The assassination sequence, she revealed, was the hardest challenge. Acting lifeless for extended shots, eyes open, body still, no blinking, led to multiple retakes. “It was extremely uncomfortable,” she said. But seeing the final cut gave her goosebumps. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @parineetichopra Despite gaining 16 kilos and wearing deliberately unglamorous looks, Parineeti and Diljit often squeezed in impromptu “photoshoots” between takes just to amuse themselves. “We looked nothing like ourselves but kept posing like we were on a magazine cover,” she laughed.Imtiaz Ali’s Amar Singh Chamkila, starring Diljit Dosanjh as the legendary musician and Parineeti as his wife Amarjot, earned widespread acclaim and two International Emmy nominations, cementing its place as one of the standout films of the year.Also Read: Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas Shower Parineeti Chopra’s Son Neer With Wholesome Gifts。
二 | US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has described her talks with her Indian counterpart to cap the price of Russian crude oil as “encouraging”, as per an interview given to Reuters after the conclusion of the G20 Finance Ministers’ and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting in Bali.,“We’ll see where they come out. The conversations I’ve had have generally been encouraging," Yellen told the news agency while en route to Seoul from Bali on Monday.,A US Treasury official conceded that New Delhi was yet to agree to the idea of capping the price of Russian oil. The official claimed that India, at the same time, hadn’t “expressed hostility to this idea.”,The American official added that no meeting had taken place between Yellen and her Indian counterpart at the G20 meeting.,New Delhi was represented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das at the G20 meeting, according to an official statement.,A statement by the US Treasury has said that Yellen did, however, hold meetings with her counterparts from Australia, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Turkey on the sidelines of the G20 meeting.,During her meetings, Yellen sought “cooperation” from other governments in a US-led push to cap the price of Russian crude in order to “restrict” Moscow’s energy revenues, as per the statement.,A plan to cap prices of Russian crude oil in the global market was first formally discussed last month at the G7 Summit in Germany, where Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was also invited to participate.,According to several reports, the US, European Union (EU) and other Western allies are seeking to limit the price of Russian crude to between $40 and $60 per barrel by banning insurance and transportation services to ship Russian crude unless it is purchased at a capped price.,The West-led push to cap Russian oil prices comes as Russian energy revenues remain almost unaffected in spite of six rounds of coordinated sanctions against Moscow by the Western allies over its special military operation in Ukraine.,New Delhi, for its part, has consistently justified its decision to purchase enhanced volumes of Russian crude in the interest of its "energy security".,The Western efforts to phase out Russian oil from international energy markets has contributed to oil prices hitting their highest level since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) in 2008.,Data from India’s Commerce Ministry this month has shown that New Delhi’s import of Russian crude has surged by 620 percent in April-May quarter as compared to the January-March period, marking an all-time high.,India’s coal imports from Moscow also surged by 266 percent in the April-May period as compared to the preceding three months.,As far as China is concerned, Russia replaced Saudi Arabia as Beijing’s top crude supplier last month.,Russia’s energy exports have not been included in the Western sanctions, largely due to the EU’s reliance on them.,Japan and the EU, both major importers of Russian oil, coal and natural gas, have agreed to phase energy imports from Moscow out of their energy mix by the end of this year.。
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