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Lalit Shokeen

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Introduction

Social media has developed as an effective way for people to display their ability and interact with a worldwide audience in the ever-evolving digital age. Lalit Shokeen stands out among all content creators by becoming a versatile social media star who has won the hearts of millions with his comedy, creativity, and relatable content. Let's explore Lalit Shokeen's story, from his humble roots to his rise to online stardom.

Basic Information

Real nameDr. Lalit Shokeen
NicknameTinku, Lalit
Date of Birth15 March 1986
Age in 202337 Years
ReligionHindu
CasteJaat
NationalityIndian
Zodiac signAries
Birth PlaceDichaon Kalan, Najafgarh, New Delhi, India.
Current CityClifton Park, New York, USA

Childhood and Upbringing

Lalit Shokeen's road to popularity started in a small town in Haryana, India, where he was born. He finished studying in Haryana before moving to the US to seek a Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering. He valued his Haryanvi culture and stayed close to it throughout his academic career; this mentality would ultimately define his digital identity.

The Beginnings of the Lalit Shokeen Comedy

Lalit Shokeen's entry into the social media circle began with the simple objective of making people smile and laugh. He started the "LShokeen Films" YouTube channel in 2015 to create good content that conveys the unique traits and comedy of Haryanvi culture. His early videos often humorously represented the stereotyped Haryanvi characters and connected audiences worldwide.

Connecting with the Haryanvi Diaspora

Lalit Shokeen's success was mainly a result of his talent for developing connections with the Haryanvi diaspora in various nations. He created an impression of nostalgia and belonging by providing people who were separated from their childhoods with a reminder of home through his movies. His writing touched an attachment with the Haryanvi community,

NDIA takes the UN too seriously, more than most countries of the world do. We have done it in the past and suffered for it. An item in the agenda of the Security Council, created by us, hangs around our neck even today. We suffer pangs of conscience that we cannot subscribe to the NPT and the CTBT. And now we have thrown our own Ministry of External Affairs out of gear at a crucial moment by divesting an experienced, active and trusted minister, with an unblemished record of integrity, of his portfolio just because his name appeared on a piece of paper that bore the insignia of the UN. It did not matter what the source of the allegation was or whether the allegation was investigated at all. Even Shashi Tharoor’s assertion that there was no presumption of guilt in the report did not suffice to correct our exaggerated sense of sanctity of the UN and its reports.

The Volcker report is not even a UN report. The committee was appointed not to look into the misdeeds of Saddam Hussein or his supporters, but to look into the reports of corruption and mismanagement in the UN itself. The Secretary-General faced grave charges of not only tolerating mismanagement of the Oil-for-Food programme, but also of shielding his son, who had exploited his father’s name to make profits for his company, if not for himself.

A casual internal investigation he ordered exonerated everyone, but the whistle blowers persisted and the result was the appointment of Mr Paul Volcker, the grand old man, who had a reputation to have the determination of a Solomon come to justice. He submitted three interim reports at a cost exceeding $ 40 million, in which he castigated the Secretary-General and his son.

The programme itself, which had been praised by the Security Council till it was wound up following the regime change in Iraq, was characterised as a compact with the devil. An unprecedented humanitarian effort was condemned as an inhuman scheme to line the pockets of the UN and Iraqi bureaucraci

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Born

July 30, 1973

Sonu Nigam is an Indian singer whose songs have been featured mainly in Hindi and Kannada movies. He has also sung many songs in other languages including Odia, Tamil, Assamese, Punjabi, Bengali, Malayalam, Marathi, Telugu and Nepali movies.

Ever since the title track of Kal Ho Na Ho embedded itself in our hearts, Sonu Nigam too, has found a place in it. His song list continues from Sandese Aate Hain to Abhie Mujhme Kahin.

Early Years

Sonu Nigam was born in a Kayastha family in Faridabad. At the early age of four, he joined father Agam Kumar Nigam on stage to sing Mohammed Rafi’s song Kya Hua Tera Vaada. He used to accompany his father to sing for weddings and parties. In his initial years, he continued to sing Mohammed Rafi songs often leading him to be called ‘a Rafi clone.’ He later moved to Mumbai when he was 19 years of age. In Mumbai, he was trained under Hindustani Classical singer Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan. Soon after, he started hosting popular TV shows like Sa Re Ga Ma in 1995. In the same year, he sang Accha Sila Diya for the film Bewafa Sanam.

Filmography

Sonu has acted in a number of films like Jaani Dushman: Ek Anokhi Kahani (1995), Kaamchor (1982) and Ustaadi Ustaad Se (wherein he played the role of young Mithun Chakraborty). He had earlier played the role of young Mithun Chakraborty in Hum Se Hai Zamana (1983) and the roles of young Sunny Deol and young Shatrughan Sinha in the films Betaab (1983) and Taqdeer (1983) respectively.

His Songs

His claim to fame came early, with the hit song Sandese Aate Hain for the film Border in 1997. This song won Sonu the Zee Cine Award, the Aashirwad Award and the Sansui Viewers’ Choice Award. 2 In the same year, he sang Yeh Dil Deewana composed by Nadeem - Shravan for the movie Pardes, and slowly began to form his own identity.

By 1999, T- Series released one of his most successful albums Deewana, proving his ta

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    • Madhur Jaffrey

    British-American actress, cook, and TV host (born 1933)

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    Jaffrey at a cookbook event in Vancouver in October 2010

    Born

    Madhur Bahadur


    (1933-08-13) 13 August 1933 (age 91)

    Civil Lines, Delhi, British India (present-day India)

    Alma mater
    Spouses

    • Saeed Jaffrey

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      (m. 1958; div. 1966)​
    Children
    Relatives
    AwardsSee below
    Honours
    Culinary career
    Cooking styleIndian and South Asian

    Current restaurant(s)

    • Dawat, New York City (1986 to present)

    Television show(s)

    • Madhur Jaffrey's Indian Cookery (1982), Far Eastern Cookery (1989), Listening To Volcanoes (1990), From Manna to Microwave (1990), Madhur Jaffrey’s Flavours of India (1995), Friends for Dinner (2001), Ready, Steady Cook (2001), Cooking Live (2001)

    Award(s) won

    • James Beard Foundation Award
      * 2006: Cookbook Hall of Fame An Invitation to Indian Cooking
      * 2004: International Cookbook From Curries to Kebabs
      * 2002: International Cookbook Madhur Jaffrey's Step-by-Step Cooking
      * 2000: International Cookbook Madhur Jaffrey’s World Vegetarian
      * 1994: Cookbook of the Year Madhur Jaffrey’s A Taste of the Far East
      * 1994: International Cookbook Madhur Jaffrey’s A Taste of the Far East
      *1982: Natural Foods/Special Diet Madhur Jaffrey's World of the East Vegetarian CookingGuild of Food Writers Award
      * 2004: Cookery Book of the Year The Curry Bible
      * 1999: Cookery Book of the Year Madhur Jaffrey’s World Vegetarian
      International Association of Culinary ProfessionalsBert Greene Award
      * 2003 Best Food Journalism in a Magazine Passage to Pakistan, Saveur
      New York Women in Film & Television Muse Award
      * 2000: Outstanding Vision and Achievement
      Governor's New York State Division of Women Award for Excellence 1999
      Food Arts magazine Silver Spoon Award 1998
      Taraknath Das Foundation Award 1993