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The actress, whose movie has been lauded by fans and has got a great opening, was happy to be back with Dino for old time's sake. She tweeted: "Nostalgia! Gonna watch Raaz3 with @dinomorea9. Means the world to me:)"
Bipasha was a scarlet siren in her form-fitting red dress.
Here's hoping the Raaz 3 team is all smiles, post the box office collections too.
Bipasha, who says she is a refined actor now, is all smiles as she poses with Dino. The two broke up way back in 2002 and she was in a steady relationship with John Abraham for almost nine year before breaking up last year.
Dino co-produced Jism 2 starring Sunny Leone. Bipasha and John appeared in the original Jism.
Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu attended the screening of her new thriller Raaz 3 with director Vikram Bhatt and producer Mahesh Bhatt in Mumbai on Thursday night.
Bipasha was wearing a military green jump suit for the screening.
Raaz 3 team is all smiles.
Bheja Fry actor Vinay Pathak arrives for the screening.
Bollywood actress Vidya Balan is truly a queen of hearts. Glowing in a cream and red suit with matching bindi, this is one actress who seems to adopt her reel role, of the woman out to bring change in mindsets, in real life too.
Woman on a mission: Catch Vidya, the teacher, in action. The actress seems to genuinely enjoy her role.
COMING Up: Rani Muhkerji unveils the first look of Aiyyaa.
Rani Mukherji, who is returning to the silver screen after a brief hiatus, in Aiyya, came dressed as her character, Meenakshi Deshmukh, in an elegant yellow and green traditional Maharashtrian nauvari sari.
Rani Mukerji's character in Aiyyaa takes inspiration from not one, or two but three actresses - Sridevi, Madhuri Dixit and Juhi Chawla.
Seen here with her onscreen mother.
Rani Mukherji, who has teamed up with Anurag Kashyap for the movie, said she was not interested in doing a dark film with the filmmaker and wanted a happy quirky movie. Seen here with Anurag.
The film has been directed by Sachin Kundalkar and it marks the debut of Malayalam actor Prithviraj and is due to release on October 12. Rani revealed that her character is not "normal at all". "She is completely mad and very filmy woman."Commentary on labour productivity growth.
Labour productivity growth has slowed markedly in recent years, prompting calls for further economic reform.
There is evidence that the mining and utilities industries may have been responsible for around half of this slowdown. This may reflect delays in high levels of new investment coming on stream and the strength of commodity prices in mining.
Weaknesses in GDP growth (including the GFC) may also have played a role, encouraging firms to hoard idle time in their production processes.
Declining real unit labour costs may also be encouraging more labour-intensive production.
If structural productivity growth has not slowed, labour productivity growth is likely to recover in coming years.
Ongoing reform of the Australian economy in such areas as competition, health and education will be beneficial in helping the structural adjustment currently underway.Romp, play, browse, work, make music – the various offers of the Krokoseum can be tried out by all trampoline acrobats, stack artists and stall builders to their heart's content.
Numerous toys and activities have to be discovered. Here you can build the greatest castles, create your own worlds and slip into new roles. Your stories come to life in the puppet theatre, your wildest melodies will be played on the piano, guitar or flutes, and those who want some peace and calmness are invited to grab a book from our children's library and can move to our cozy reading corner. When the weather is good, we hang our comfortable hanging chairs in the trees, put out deck chairs and conquer the meadow at the Franckeplatz. The Playtime in the Krokoseum is your time!Disc Brakes Australia is one of the most reputed brands when it comes to brake rotors.
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DBA rotors are high-quality brake rotors that are durable and heavy. They last between 30,000 to 70,000 miles which is standard for most brake rotors. Furthermore, these rotors feature an anti-rust finish that protects them from rust and corrosion.
One of the notable things about DBA brake rotors is that they use a Kangaroo Paw ventilation system.
This cooling technique is considered the best approach to keep the brakes cool, even for the heaviest vehicles.
These discs use 144 diamonds & teardrop patterns. They are approximately 20% more efficient compared to other ventilation systems.
To back up their products, DBA also offers a 12-month warranty. Plus, according to their official website, they won’t decline a warranty even if you use their rotors on tracks.
The main focus of DBA is on quality and performance.
So, if, for some reason, you don’t like their product before 12,000 miles, you can contact them and ask for a repair or replacement.
DBA rotors are made by Disc Brakes Australia – an Australian-based designer and manufacturer.
This company offers both OE and aftermarket brake rotors, nuts, hats, rings, drums, as well as brake pads. Their products are TUV certified: ISO 9001:2015.
All DBA rotors are made in Sydney, Australia, and then exported all around the globe. DBA is an Australian-owned manufacturer of aftermarket and OE brake parts.
Besides Australia, DBA also has a US division and a Europe division. However, these divisions also offer Australian-design, high-performance discs.
DBA or Disc Brakes Australia has been offering high-quality braking systems for more than four decades. This company is an all-rounder. It is a manufacturer, designer, and global marketer. Furthermore, DBA also conducts research on braking systems to offer the safest and most reliable parts.
DBA has become Australia’s most awarded manufacturer when it comes to rotors development. This company is not limited to old technology.
They are innovative and continually working to create better braking systems while reducing their per-unit cost.
DBA repeatedly ensures that their discs are superior to others in the market by setting the bar in premium metals, tolerance, and quality.
DBA has grown from a small Australian workshop to a global distributor in just a few years.
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The actual lifespan of a DBA rotor depends upon numerous factors, such as usage, maintenance, vehicle, and many more. However, according to an estimate, a DBA disc can last anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 miles. They can even last for 100,000 miles if you provide proper maintenance.
To back up DBA brake rotors, the company also offers 12 month or 12,000 miles warranty, whichever occurs earlier.
Due to their high-quality material and manufacturing procedure, DBA even