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Vicky Kaushal Praises Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar, Credits Aditya Dhar for The Spark_我的网站

A | Vicky Kaushal has joined the many celebrities praising Dhurandhar, becoming the most recent Bollywood star to express admiration for the film. Vicky wrote a very positive review of the film, describing it as "supremely engaging" and praising the team for providing a memorable cinematic experience. Early on Friday, Vicky took to his Instagram Stories to express his views on Dhurandhar after watching the film. By reposting the poster of the film featuring Ranveer, Vicky wrote a note praising director Aditya Dhar for developing a story with such conviction and finesse. He wrote, “@adityadharfilms you beauty! What a mammoth task it must be for you and your team to pull off this Film with such conviction, finesse and first-rate world building... Hats off.” Giving a shoutout to all the cast members, including Ranveer, Akshaye Khanna, and R Madhavan, Vicky added, “Absolute PEAK PERFORMANCES! Technically Brilliant. Supremely engaging. Kudos to all the Dhurandhars involved.” For those unaware, Vicky worked with Aditya on the successful 2019 film Uri: The Surgical Strike. This movie is inspired by the Indian Army's surgical strikes in Pakistan in 2016, which occurred after the attacks in Uri town, Jammu and Kashmir. One fan theory suggests a connection between the film Dhurandhar and the director's 2019 success, Uri. In Dhurandhar, Ranveer plays Hamza, a man selected by the Indian intelligence chief (R Madhavan) to infiltrate Rehman Dakait’s (Akshaye Khanna) gang in Lyari, Pakistan. The film's climax reveals that Ranveer's character, Hamza, is in fact Jaskirat Singh Rangi, a convict who was offered an opportunity to redeem himself through this mission. The name holds some significance. In Uri, a dialogue between the characters played by Vicky Kaushal and Kirti Kulhari reveals that her character's husband, Captain Jaskirat Singh Rangi, was unfortunately killed in action during an operation. In recent days, many celebrities, including Hrithik Roshan, Anupam Kher, Akshay Kumar, and Smriti Irani, have expressed their admiration for Dhurandhar through their social media platforms. While the film received mixed reviews from critics, it has received universal praise from viewers.Also Read: Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif Mark Four Years of Marriage With a Heartfelt Anniversary Post。 预防流感 健康“童”行 亲爱的家长朋友们, 随着春季来临,季节性流感等呼吸道传染病容易暴发,幼儿体质弱易被传染。为了幼儿的身心健康安全,做到“预防为主、防范先行”,有效预防传染病的发生,我园温馨提示家长朋友们关注冬季呼吸道传染病的预防,共同助力幼儿健康成长。 什么是流感? 流行性感冒(简称“流感”)是由流感病毒引起的急性呼吸道传染病,主要通过呼吸道飞沫传播,也可以通过接触传播。 流感的症状? 流感主要表现为发热、头痛、全身不适,体温可达39~40℃,儿童的发热程度通常高于成人。

B | 可有畏寒、寒战,全身肌肉关节酸疼、乏力等全身症状明显,伴有食欲减退。常有咽痛、咳嗽,可有鼻塞、流涕、胸骨后不适、颜面潮红、眼结膜充血等。 KEEP HEALTHY 如何预防流感? 减少去人多密集的地方 流感病毒主要通过呼吸道分泌物的飞沫传播。闭塞的房间也会让细菌和病毒密度上升,增加传染机率。因此,室内要多开窗通风,家长也应避免带孩子去人多的地方。 远离”毒“源 1.如若家庭之中有人感冒,应为患者佩戴口罩。 2.确诊感染流感病毒应及时治疗隔离,以免传染给孩子。

C | 3.家长也应给孩子强调咳嗽礼仪。在咳嗽或打喷嚏时用胳膊肘或纸巾捂住口鼻。 4.引导孩子与流感病毒患者避免近距离接触,以防感染。 讲究卫生,勤洗手 1.引导孩子养成在饭前便后洗手,外出回来应洗手,触摸脏东西后立即洗手的好习惯。 2.除此之外,孩子的免疫力相对较弱,餐具应做到定期灭菌消毒,降低流感传染的风险。 规律作息,增强体质 1.适当放松外,尽量保持良好规律的作息,以增强身体的抵抗力。 2.陪伴孩子每天进行适当的户外运动,多晒晒太阳,阳光中的紫外线,能促进孩子的生长发育,促进钙、磷吸收,增强免疫力。

D | 科学饮食 1.保持均衡饮食,多吃蔬菜水果,增强身体免疫力。 2.教育孩子不要暴饮暴食,不挑食,不浪费。 保持良好作息 尽量让孩子保持正常作息,保证充足的睡眠时间,避免熬夜和过度疲劳。 只要坚持养成良好的卫生习惯,做好个人防护,加强体育锻炼,提高抵抗力,就能有效地预防各种传染病的发生。 亲爱的家长们,为了孩子的健康,让我们共同努力做好传染病的防控工作,孩子的健康是我们共同的责任!呵护儿童健康,预防疾病先行! 公众号 视频号 天云成长乐园交流群 照片|天云幼儿园 排版|廖老师 文字|吴医生 审核|姚园长 教育让生命更美好! Education makes a better life ! 招生对象:适龄儿童 招生热线:38762428 微信号:TYK-629 园所地址:广州市天河区员村山顶街1号(家乐福后)。
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