Police scold Poonam Dhillon, Upasana Singh for ugly fight at film workers' body office: ‘Care about your reputation’
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CINTAA re-election results out: Upasana Singh, Sahila Chadha, Varsha Usgaonkar lead with maximum vote
CINTAA re-election counting concluded Saturday with Upasana Singh and Sahila Chadha securing the most votes. Vikas Verma and Deepak Parashar followed closely behind in the association's recent elections. Deepak Parashar expressed surprise and gratitude for his strong performance and votes. Kunickaa Sadanand thanked voters and emphasized the team's commitment to proving their capabilities. These re-elections occurred after a court refused to stay…
Police scold Poonam Dhillon, Upasana Singh for ugly fight at film workers' body office: ‘Care about your reputation’
After eight members from CINTAA's Executive Committee resigned citing loss of confidence in leadership, things seem to have gotten worse for the film body.
CINTAA Row: Poonam Dhillon, Padmini Kolhapure Speak on Frozen Accounts, CAWT MOU, and Legal Battle
Get latest articles and stories on Entertainment at LatestLY. Amid the ongoing internal dispute within the Cine and TV Artistes’ Association (CINTAA), its President Poonam Dhillon, General Secretary Padmini Kolhapure and Vice President C.P. Thakur have spoken about the issues surrounding the association, including its frozen bank accounts, welfare activities, and the ongoing legal proceedings. Entertainment News | CINTAA Row: Poonam Dhillon, Pad…
‘We’re Safeguarding Our Members’ Documents’: Poonam Dhillon Reacts To Viral CINTAA Clash
Mumbai: Poonam Dhillon has addressed the recent viral clash involving the Cine & TV Artistes’ Association (CINTAA), defending the organisation’s actions and explaining its stand on safeguarding members’ documents. The veteran actress and CINTAA representative questioned what was wrong with the association taking steps to protect its members’ documents amid the controversy. “We were taking CINTAA papers to the CINTAA…
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