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Mumbai Saga: Emraan Hashmi looks damn good as a cop

Sanjay Gupta’s Mumbai Saga is one of the most awaited films of the year. The movie stars John Abraham and Emraan Hashmi in the lead roles. While John plays the role of a gangster, Emraan will be seen portraying the character of a cop in the movie.

A few days ago, the makers of the film had unveiled the first look of John Abraham, and now, they have released Emraan’s look as a cop. Director Sanjay Gupta took to Twitter to share the look of the actor. He tweeted, “Everyone on team MUMBAI SAGA was anxious about how @emraanhashmi would pull off the deadly cop’s look. Just look with what style he has pulled it off.”


In his second tweet, he wrote, “#MUMBAISAGA One of my favourite moments from the film. Grit and determination to get the bad guys at any cost writ large on his face.”

Well, we must say that Emraan is looking damn good in his cop avatar and we are quite impressed. While the actor has played the role of a gangster earlier, it will be interesting to see him playing a cop on the big screen.

Apart from John and Emraan, Mumbai Saga also stars Kajal Aggarwal, Jackie Shroff, Suniel Shetty, Prateik Babbar, Rohit Roy, Samir Soni, Amole Gupte, and Gulshan Grover. The movie is slated to hit the screens on 19th June 2020.

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London celebrates 100 million free school meals

Each child has been provided 435 free lunches over the past two school years

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London marks 100 million free school, mayor calls it ‘proud’ moment

Highlights

  • 100 million free meals delivered to state primary school children in just over two years.
  • Each child offered 435 free lunches, saving families approximately £500 annually.
  • Schools now receive additional £11.5 m yearly from government for disadvantaged pupils.
London has reached a historic milestone of 100 m free school meals served to state primary school children, funded by mayor Sadiq Khan since September 2023.

The mayor joined schoolchildren in east London to celebrate the achievement, which has seen every child in the capital's state primary schools offered a free healthy meal each day. Each child has been provided 435 free lunches over the past two school years, saving families around £1,500 over three years per child.

Sadiq said "I'm absolutely delighted that 100 million meals have now been provided to children across London's state primary schools. I know from personal experience what a difference these meals make, so to be able to ensure that hundreds of thousands of children are receiving them across London every single day brings huge personal pride."

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