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The final installment of the popular 'Love Mocktail' franchise, 'Love Mocktail 3,' premieres on ZEE5 on May 8th. The film sees Darling Krishna as a single father fighting for custody of his adopted daughter when an elderly woman claims kinship. This heartfelt drama explores themes of love, responsibility, and resilience, bringing the series to an emotional close.

A 28-year-old cab driver died by suicide in Hayathnagar, with police registering an abetment to suicide case against a woman named Saritha. The deceased's mother alleged his death was due to Saritha's betrayal after promising marriage. A suicide note and video recordings indicated he believed Saritha had abandoned their son and married another man.

The final chapter of the 'Love Mocktail' saga, 'Love Mocktail 3', is set to stream on ZEE5 from May 8, following its theatrical release. Directed by Darling Krishna, the film continues Adi's journey as he raises his adopted daughter. While performances are sincere, the movie offers closure rather than replicating the emotional highs of its predecessors.

Actress Shwetha Prasad mourns the untimely demise of actor-producer Dileep Raj, her co-star in 'Love Mocktail 3'. She described him as a talented, grounded individual and a devoted husband, expressing regret that he didn't achieve the breakthrough he deserved. Prasad also highlighted his passion for professionalism and discipline.

The final installment of the Kannada romance drama, 'Love Mocktail 3', is now available for streaming on Zee5. The film continues Adi's journey as a single father raising his adopted daughter, Nidhi.

Heart disease often begins silently with endothelial dysfunction, a subtle weakening of blood vessel linings. This early stage, missed by routine checks, impairs vessel flexibility and promotes inflammation. Experts highlight that lifestyle changes like exercise and a healthy diet can reverse this damage, preventing future cardiac events. Early awareness is key.

Nagaraj made the remarks at a meeting with class representatives on Wednesday.

A special NIA court sentenced seven individuals, including prime accused T Nazeer, to seven years in prison for a 2023 Bengaluru grenade and ammunition recovery case. The accused had allegedly conspired to trigger blasts in the city and were radicalized by Nazeer, the mastermind of the 2008 Bengaluru blasts. Two others received sentences under the Prevention of Corruption Act.