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Rizwann Sikander recalled Irrfan Khan's commitment. He remembered a day when Irrfan, despite a high fever, insisted on shooting a Rain scene. Irrfan refused to let the crew down. The producer offered to cancel, but Irrfan declined. Rizwann learned about dedication from Irrfan. Rizwann also shared his early exposure to cinema through his family's love for films.

Bengaluru is under a yellow alert as issued by the IMD, indicating possible weather changes after a week of clear skies. While the city will experience pleasant weather with temperatures around 33°C, Rain is expected to return on April 25 and 26. Residents should prepare for potential disruptions due to the anticipated Rainfall.

Heavy Rains lashed Hyderabad on Friday evening, leading to widespread waterlogging and power cuts. Several areas, including Kanchanbagh and Bahadurpura, received significant Rainfall, disrupting vehicular movement and daily life. Numerous tree fall incidents were reported across the city, and the IMD forecasts continued light to moderate Rain, advising residents to stay indoors.

Bengaluru is grappling with intense pre-monsoon showers, leading to widespread waterlogging and traffic disruptions across the city. The heavy Rainfall, predicted to continue until April 19th, has stRained infrastructure and caused flooding in several areas, with authorities on high alert. While the Rains offer respite from the heat, residents face challenges due to flooded roads and safety hazards.

Delhiites experienced a scorching Friday with the mercury soaring to 41 degrees Celsius, providing a 4.2 notches above the seasonal norm. However, a welcome relief arrived around 8:30 pm in the form of light Rain, bringing down the temperatures.

Delhi experienced light to moderate Rainfall on Friday evening, providing relief from the intense heat. Gusty winds and thunderstorms swept through central, south, and west Delhi, with wind speeds reaching 30-40 kmph. The IMD forecasts partly cloudy skies with light Rain, dust storms, and thunderstorms for Saturday, although the air quality remains in the 'poor' category.

A devastating cloudburst in Jammu and Kashmir's Ramban district has resulted in three fatalities, prompting ongoing rescue operations. Heavy Rains have triggered flash floods and landslides, damaging homes and infrastructure. The Jammu-Srinagar National Highway is closed due to landslides, stranding commuters, while authorities work to restore access and provide aid to affected residents.

Kolkata residents can expect a mix of warmth and showers today, April 17, with temperatures reaching 36.3°C and an 82% chance of moderate Rain in the late afternoon. The week ahead forecasts heavy Rain tomorrow, followed by patchy showers and rising temperatures towards the weekend.

Over 100 villagers were rescued in Ramban district, Jammu and Kashmir, after a flash flood triggered by heavy Rain damaged around 40 houses in Dharam Kund village. The deluge, caused by an overflowing stream, also swept away several vehicles.

Due to incessant heavy Rainfall, the Jammu and Kashmir government has ordered the closure of all schools in the Kashmir valley for Monday, April 21st. Education Minister Sakina Ittoo announced the precautionary measure on X, citing continuing severe weather conditions and forecasts of further precipitation.