Grand Ramlila Performance from Ayodhya to take place in Delhi: Kejia Lidj Mejo to play Sita, Ravi Kishan to play Rama

The coaching staff for the 'Rest of India' team for the Iran Cup has been determined. Lakshmi Ratan Shukla, the current head coach of Bengal and a former Indian cricketer, has been appointed as the batting coach for this team.

The 'Rest of India' team, under the guidance of Rishabh Pant, will play the Iran Cup match against Jammu and Kashmir from October 1 to 5 in Srinagar.

Lakshmi Ratan Shukla, who is 46 years old, led the Bengal team in recent seasons. In last season's Ranji Trophy tournament, the Bengal team lost to Jammu and Kashmir in the semi-finals. Now, Shukla will work with the batsmen of 'Rest of India' in the Iran Cup against the same team, Jammu and Kashmir.

Shukla has experience playing for India in three one-day matches in 1999. He was also part of the KKR team that won the IPL title, playing there in 2012, and in his last season, he played for Delhi Capitals in 2014.

The appointment as batting coach for the 'Rest of India' team is his first assignment from the BCCI. Debashish Mohanty will take the post of bowling coach, and Milap Mewara will take the post of fielding coach in the 'Rest of India' coaching staff.

The full squad for the 'Rest of India' team includes: Rishabh Pant (captain, wicket-keeper), Sanat Sangwan, Shikhar Mohan, Sudip Garami, Sarfaraz Khan (vice-captain), AR Samran, Manav Sutar, Saransh Jain, Akash Dip*, Mukesh Kumar, Mukesh Choudhary, Aryan Juyal (white-keeper), Aryan Pandey, Anukul Roy, and Ayush Dosija. However, Akash Dip's selection will depend on his physical condition.

Currently, there is a trend towards religious films in the Bollywood industry. Notably, three movies based on the Ramayana epic are planned for release this year. Among them is the film 'Mahakavya Shri Ramayana Katha'. Dev Sharma plays the role of Prabhu Rama in this film, and Anjali Arora will portray Mother Sita.

For her role as Mother Sita, Anjali Arora faced a significant amount of trolling. The film's trailer was released on September 17, and it was during the trailer presentation that the actress commented on the situation with the trolling.

During the trailer launch, Anjali stated that all phenomena on social media are temporary. She noted that she does not understand why people continue to discuss her past, as she did nothing special, but merely followed a trend. She expressed gratitude for the reel that made her known but emphasized that it is not her whole life.

Regarding the trolling directed at her for previously dancing and now playing the role of Mother Sita, Anjali replied that everyone dances, and any actor is capable of dancing. She admitted that she enjoys dancing, and it is her hobby, and she feels no shame about it. She suggested that even if she came from a good family in Bollywood, she would still be subjected to trolling. She believes that children of influential people are also criticized, and every person has their own difficult life path that they go through in their own way.

Anjali added that she does not care about being judged. She observed that people feel like they are under great pressure, but this feeling passes over time. She decided to just let it happen.

Recently, Ranbir Kapoor refused to accept prasad during the Ganesh Chaturthi celebration, stating that he could not eat sweets, and he was trolled for this. Anjali reacted to this situation by saying that she herself organized the Ganesh Chaturthi and loves sweets very much. In her opinion, consuming sweets does not lead to obesity; rather, it brings wisdom.