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JAKARTA – Google Doodle hari ini Sabtu 18 April 2020 melanjutkan tema tentang Coronavirus atau COVID-19. Beberapa hari terakhir memberikan penghargaan kepada para pejuang di garda terdepan.
Kini Doodle ala Google menyampaikan rasa terima kasih kepada semua yang telah membantu dalam melawan virus corona. “Kami meluncurkan seri Doodle untuk mengenali dan menghormati banyak dari mereka yang ada di garis depan. Hari ini, kami ingin mengatakan: To all coronavirus helpers, thank you,” tulis Google di halaman Doodle, Sabtu 18 April 2020.
Ketika COVID-19 terus berdampak pada komunitas di seluruh dunia, orang-orang datang bersama untuk saling membantu sekarang lebih dari sebelumnya. Garda terdepan seperti tenaga medis hingga para guru telah berkorban.
Hingga hari ini, jumlah orang di seluruh dunia yang terkonfirmasi COVID-19 sebanyak 2.196.109 jiwa. Terdapat 149.024 diantaranya meninggal dunia.
Jumlah yang sembuh secara global mencapai 460 ribu jiwa. Sedangkan di Indonesia terkonfirmasi positif sebanyak 5.923 orang. Warga yang sembuh 607 dan meninggal dunia 520.
JAKARTA - Setelah Google menunjukkan animasi apresiasi terhadap mobil pengantar barang atau boks, kini Google mengungkap terima kasih untuk koki di tengah pandemi COVID-19.
Seperti diketahui, Google mengusung serangkaian Doodle untuk mengenali orang-orang yang merespons COVID-19. Perusahaan juga menunjukkan hasil pencarian "thank you coronavirus helpers" ketika animasi Doodle diklik pada hari ini.
"Minggu ini, kami memulai serangkaian Doodles untuk mengenali banyak orang yang merespons COVID-19. Mulai dari dokter dan perawat yang merawat orang-orang di garis depan, hingga guru dan pekerja layanan makanan yang memastikan barang dan layanan penting masih tersedia. Terima kasih untuk semua orang yang bekerja untuk menyelamatkan nyawa dan menjaga komunitas aman selama pandemi ini," kata Google.
Google selain menampilkan Doodle juga menampilkan peta penyebaran virus corona. Perusahaan menampilkan peta penyebaran virus corona melalui situs google.com/covid19-map/.
Dengan mengakses situs ini, Anda akan dapat melihat peta penyebaran, statistik jumlah yang terinfeksi corona di seluruh dunia dan rincian jumlah kasus yang terkonfirmasi berdasarkan negara.
Situs peta penyebaran virus corona John Hopkins University mengungkap kasus penderita COVID-19 saat ini mencapai 2 juta lebih. Urutan pertama kasus COVID-19 paling tinggi ialah Amerika Serikat, disusul Spanyol di urutan kedua dan Italia di urutan ketiga.
Amerika Serikat mencatatkan lebih dari 638 ribu kasus COVID-19 yang terkonfirmasi, kemudian 180 ribu lebih di Spanyol dan Italia mencatatkan 165 ribu lebih.
Negara-negara lainnya yang berada di urutan empat dan seterusnya antara lain Jerman, Prancis, Inggris, lalu China.
Today wraps up two weeks of Google Doodles that pay tribute to essential workers combating the COVID-19 pandemic. Google has an illustration showing all the “thank you coronavirus helpers” together, while that space is also being used to remind users when their cities clap every night.
Since the coronavirus emerged, people around the world have taken to clapping for doctors, nurses, and other hospital workers every evening. Google highlighted this occurrence in an ad last month. The display is particularly striking in cities where people take to the streets (while practicing physical distancing) and their balconies.
Each city has its own daily celebration, with Google now highlighting major ones. Clicking the Google Doodle performs a “thank you coronavirus helpers” search with an illustration that shows letters from the past two weeks together. This direct method is the only way you can view the graphic.
Those living in larger areas will see their city, a hashtag, and the time underneath. It’s “#SolidarityAt8” in Los Angeles, while the message for San Francisco is “#GetLoudForOurHeroes at 7pm!” Clicking performs a search where the top result is a Twitter carousel that often shows a message from your mayor.
In total, there are 10 Doodles in the “Thank you coronavirus helpers” series and you can view all of them here:
Public health workers and to researchers in the scientific community
Doctors, nurses, and medical workers
Emergency services workers
Custodial and sanitation workers
Farmworkers and farmers
Grocery workers
Public transportation workers
Packaging, shipping, and delivery workers
Food service workers
Teachers and childcare workers
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Say thanks to coronavirus helpers by sending messages. Some quotes and wishes to send on Whatsapp.
The Unsung heroes of the nation are being thanked in different ways. These coronavirus helpers have been working since the Covid-19 outbroke. When everybody is sitting home, the delivery boys, the policemen, the doctors, nurses, etc are working in order to contain the Coronavirus. These people are coronavirus helpers i.e. corona warriors.
Need to say thank you
The whole world is praising the efforts that are being made by corona warriors to ensure everyone’s safety everywhere. These people have been tirelessly working to deliver essential services.
The community of these workers should be given applause for the work. From the rag pickers to the nurses and security personnel standing on all fronts are working for the people.
Here is how to say thanks to coronavirus helpers
Say thanks to coronavirus helpers by sending messages. Some quotes and wishes to send.
Here are some quotes to say thanks to coronavirus helpers 'No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks'. James Allen Thank you for being you. Thank you! Let us be kinder to one another. Thank corona warriors. Please accept this thank-you from me to express a million thanks to you for your work. There is always, always, always something to be thankful for. 'I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of thought and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder' -G.K. Chesterton Many many thanks for being there. Thank you for helping us Your work deserves appreciation. Thank you! Thanks for being there for everyone 24*7. Thank you Thank you for saving me and my family. Thank you!
We should encourage them for the work coronavirus helpers
have been performing when most people are sitting home. It is because of the coronavirus helpers that the nation is being able to contain the Covid-19 pandemic. Say thanks!
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I’m not crying — you’re crying. Actually, we all are.
During the coronavirus pandemic, the world is seeing an emotional outpouring of support for medical professionals and other essential workers. People are taking to the streets to cheer on front-line workers from London to Barcelona, Spain to New York.
But folks are also sharing their virtual gratitude in video messages of thanks that tug at viewers’ heartstrings. Whether offering praise to hospital workers from afar or showing support for farmworkers who are keeping the world well fed, the YouTube generation is using their video savvy to make sure their messages are heard. And felt.
Here are some of the most heartwarming video tributes to essential personnel — the true heroes of the COVID-19 crisis. Your eyes should dry within a few hours, but we offer no guarantees.
Heroic hurrah
The University of Chicago Medicine uses a 2½-minute video to acknowledge letters and artwork — including kids’ drawings — sent by appreciative people from across the country. The compilation of messages from California, Washington state, Nebraska and beyond encourages medical professionals to “stay strong” and “stay safe,” with plenty of gratitude to spare. “Thank you for putting yourself in the way of danger to save others, to save the public,” says one message. “This is what it means to be a hero.”
Boston strong
More than two dozen survivors of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing offer a tag-team message of thanks and support in this touching message. Among the presenters are Marc Fucarile, who lost his right leg and was hospitalized for 100 days, and Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs and was portrayed by Jake Gyllenhaal in the 2017 film “Stronger” about his recovery.
Kids’ message
An adorable collection of kids offer a chorus of thanks for the “awesome” people working in the trenches. The tike tributes take place in their living rooms, backyards and bedrooms — and in one case, while bouncing on an outdoor trampoline.
A whole new ballgame
New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso delivers a surprise message to five first responders on the front lines, thanking them “for keeping everybody safe and providing protection for everybody.” The video has been viewed more than 107,000 times since it was posted March 25 on Major League Baseball’s social media accounts. On April 3, Alonso also sent a message to fans on Twitter saying he “can’t wait to hear y’all cheer your lungs out! Shake that damn stadium!”
Hooray for helpers
This compilation of news stories depicting “random acts of corona kindness” and “neighbor helping neighbor” was produced by Massachusetts filmmaker Michael Gilbert. The video encourages viewers to “look for the helpers” and includes clips about the New England Patriots sending 300,000 N95 masks to medical workers and an emotional sendoff for a patient who was applauded by medical personnel as she was discharged from a hospital.
‘We will get you home’
Cleveland Clinic patient Nic Brown, 38, was one of Ohio’s first COVID-19 cases. When his condition worsened, he was put on a ventilator — but hospital personnel rallied for him, leaving messages on his room’s glass door, including one that read, “We will get you home.” In the video, Brown heaps praise on his protectors. “I don’t know that I have ever seen such selfless people in my life. I really saw the love of God through these people,” says the husband and father of two daughters. “I feel like I’ve got a second chance at life.”
Saluting their own
Two workers at New Jersey’s RWJBarnabas Health Community Medical Center were hit with COVID-19, but they beat it — and they received a hearty sendoff from fellow staff members who “clapped them out” as they were discharged.
Cue the applause
On April 9, members of the NYPD gathered outside the Hospital for Special Surgery to applaud the “heroes” inside the Upper East Side facility. “We are deeply grateful for this show of support,” the hospital writes in the short video’s description.
‘Thank U Frontline’
Singer-songwriter Chris Mann borrows the music from Alanis Morissette’s “Thank U” and offers new lyrics of thanks to essential workers as images of first responders, grocery clerks, truck drivers, janitors, mail carriers and more flash by during the nearly five-minute video. “How ’bout taking a moment to thank the front line,” he croons. “How ’bout thinking of others who can’t stay home.”
You better believe
Even if you’re not a Journey fan, you’d be hard-pressed not to get choked up by the sight and sound of New York-Presbyterian Queens Hospital workers blasting the rock group’s hit song “Don’t Stop Believin'” as recovered coronavirus patients are discharged from the Flushing facility.
‘Big’ thanks
“Big Little Lies” star Nicole Kidman offers her support to front-line workers as the daughter of a nurse herself. “I’ve seen a nurse in action my whole life. I used to hang out at the hospital when I was a little girl,” says Kidman, 52, who is a global ambassador for Swisse health and wellness company. “So to now be able to say thank you to all of you for your bravery and your selflessness in what you are doing, particularly during this time, is so important. We recognize you and we love you. Thank you.”
Senior salute
Senior residents at a Kentucky nursing home send a message of hope to those much younger than they who are waging the battle against COVID-19. Saying they themselves had survived the Great Depression, world wars and more, they offer a unified message for the younger generation’s battle: “You will win.”
Caravan of thanks
On April 10, residents around Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, DC, cheered, honked car horns and otherwise took to the streets to celebrate first responders, restaurant workers and the medical center staff. “That was so amazing,” one masked hospital worker says in the video. “It was the most emotional thing that I have ever experienced.”
Fake TV docs salute real-world docs
In a video orchestrated by former “House” actress Olivia Wilde, she and other television docs offer shout-outs to medical personnel battling the coronavirus crisis in real life. Among the stars taking part are “Scrubs” stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison, Patrick Dempsey of “Grey’s Anatomy” and Neil Patrick Harris of “Doogie Howser, MD” fame.
Surprise serenade
A Massachusetts nurse is moved to tears — and you will be, too — when two neighbors saddle up to a violin and a cello for an impromptu performance of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” in front of the shocked medical worker’s house.
As we enter the third week of our five-week lockdown, South Africans are taking to Google in search of answers. One of the search terms this week was a pleasant surprise: Thank you, coronavirus helpers.
Top trending searches on Google this week
“Thank you coronavirus helpers” – 700 000 searches
The top trending search term over 21-day lockdown in South Africa was “thank you coronavirus helpers”, with more than 500 000 searches generated on 15 April, and an additional 200 000 since then.
Starting today, we're launching a #GoogleDoodle series to honor many of those on the front lines in the fight against #COVID19. Today's doodle is dedicated to the public health workers and researchers in the scientific community – on behalf of all of us, thank you. pic.twitter.com/3mgl0NHinp — Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) April 6, 2020 Today, we’d like to say:
To all grocery workers, thank you.
#GoogleDoodle → https://t.co/XWOzYTjMqO pic.twitter.com/BudQ17hEMz — Google Doodles (@GoogleDoodles) April 13, 2020
This was also the title of a recent Google Doodle which celebrates teachers and childcare workers who put their lives on the line during the COVID-19 outbreak.
The “Thank you coronavirus helpers” series also honours grocery store workers, farmworkers, farmers, emergency service workers, food service workers, and scientific researchers, to name a few.
“As COVID-19 continues to impact communities around the world, people are coming together to help one another now more than ever. We’re launching a Doodle series to recognize and honour many of those on the front lines. Today, we’d like to say: To all coronavirus helpers, thank you.” – Google
Boris Johnson and Tiger King
The second and third favourites this week were “lion”, which dethroned the previous popular “tiger”, related to the popular Netflix docuseries The Tiger King; as well as “Boris Johnson”.
Johnson, on the other hand, made headlines when he tested positive for COVID-19 on 27 March 2020, and again when he was moved to intensive care on 6 April 2020.
Vinolia Mashego, Zwelinzima Vavi, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams
In addition, South Africans also searched for actress “Vinolia Mashego”, who recently passed away, and “Zwelinzima Vavi”, who tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus on 2 April 2020.
The Minister of Communications, Telecommunications and Postal Services, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, also made it to the list after she was sanctioned and placed on leave by the President for violating the lockdown regulations.
The search term was especially popular among Eastern Cape residents, with Western Cape showing the least amount of interest:
Other than “Thank you, coronavirus helpers,” another top trend today is “School reopen South Africa”, after the Department of Health said schools will only resume once the department gives the green light:
“Given the high risk associated with large gatherings, the DBE is considering a phased-in approach. The most critical grades will be brought in first to start the primary and secondary schools, while the remaining learners are retained at home, and they are brought in on an incremental basis”.
Top ten trending search terms over the lockdown period:
Thank you coronavirus helpers
Lion
Boris Johnson
Tiger
Vinolia Mashego COVID-19 news
Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams
Money Heist
5G
Zwelinzima Vavi
Search trends information is gleaned from data collated by Google based on what South Africans have been searching for and asking Google. Google processes more than 40 000 search queries every second.
This translates to more than a billion searches per day and 1.2 trillion searches per year, worldwide. Previous search term reports can be found here.
Last week, Google released a simple and moving ad thanking healthcare workers around the world for combating COVID-19. The company is now continuing that praise by saying thank you to all coronavirus helpers with a series of Google Doodles over the next two weeks.
This week, we’re beginning a series of Doodles to recognize the many people responding to COVID-19 — from doctors and nurses caring for people on the front lines, to teachers and food service workers ensuring essential goods and services are still available
This Google Doodles series — usually reserved for multi-week sporting events like the Olympics and World Cup — coincides with National Public Health Week in the US.
The first thanks public health workers and researchers in the scientific community. Given that there will be several Doodles in this series, Google is using the same basic format where the “G” sends heart/thanks/appreciation/respect to a themed “e” at the end.
Monday’s features graphs depicting curves, while the one tomorrow sees the last letter dressed in scrubs. The Search homepage at the bottom notes who Google is recognizing that day.
Google Doodles: Thank you coronavirus helpers
April 6: Public health workers and to researchers in the scientific community
April 7: Doctors, nurses, and medical workers
April 8: Emergency services workers
April 9: Custodial and sanitation workers
April 10: Farmworkers and farmers
April 13: Grocery workers
April 14: Public transportation workers
April 15: Packaging, shipping, and delivery workers
April 16: Food service workers
April 17: Teachers and childcare workers
Other coronavirus helpers that will see a thank you include:
Over the next two weeks, our Doodles will honor other essential frontline workers, including healthcare workers, first responders, and the many people keeping services like sanitation, food service, public transit, schools, and more up and running. Thank you to all the people who are working to save lives and keep communities safe during this pandemic
Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, Google has leveraged its platforms to provide information and link to health resources. Recent efforts involve:
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It’s so important that we don’t take coronavirus medical staff and essential workers for granted as they battle on the frontlines of the global pandemic. These “Thank You Coronavirus Helpers” videos are a small way to say thanks to the people who put their lives on the line to save ours everyday, and they serve as a sweet reminder to keep looking for the helpers. From songs to applause to celebrity tributes, these “Thank You” video will warm your heart and help us all feel a little more connected while social distancing.
1. New York-Presbyterian Hospital Workers Won’t Stop Believin’
Medical staff at New York-Presbyterian Hospital applauded and played Journey classic “Don’t Stop Believin'” to celebrate COVID-19 patients being discharged—and to celebrate one another triumphing over the pandemic.
2. Lizzo’s Thank You Video
Lizzo surprised staffers at several hospitals with meals and recorded heartfelt videos thanking them for fighting the coronavirus on the frontlines.
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3. New Yorkers Getting Loud
New York City residents have been showing their appreciation for healthcare workers nightly: At 7 p.m., people go on their porches, balconies or lean out of their windows to applaud, cheer and sometimes sing to frontline coronavirus fighters.
4. Getting Creative for Coronavirus Helpers
Need something to keep you busy and to thank frontline workers? This soothing drawing tutorial is just the ticket.
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5. “Thank U Frontline”
Remember Alanis Morissette‘s classic “Thank U?” This coronavirus cover thanks all the essential workers in the crisis, including some that may surprise you.
6. NYC Hospital Gets a Fiery Response
Local fire departments showed their appreciation for medical staff at NYU Langone Medical Center in the Big Apple.
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7. Morristown Medical Center Has Sweet Reminders
There are sweet messages written for hospital workers arriving to and leaving work all over Morristown Medical Center in Morristown, N.J., thanking doctors, nurses and staff for everything they do.
8. Growing and Harvesting Thanks for Farmers
There are a lot of people who work to get you those delicious fruits, veggies, milk and meat you still enjoy. This video salutes farmers who are still toiling away to keep you fed during the pandemic.
9. Hospital for Special Surgery Cops Some Gratitude
Doctors, nurses and staff at the Hospital for Special Surgery got some love from New York City police officers.
10. Kids Around America Say Thanks
A teacher in Carlsbad, Calif., asked friends and family to film their kids thanking first responders and essential workers—and the video went, pardon the pun, viral immediately.
Related: How to Donate PPE to Healthcare Workers on the Frontlines of the Coronavirus Crisis
11. Cleveland Clinic’s Window Into Kindness
A patient who recovered from coronavirus wrote an emotional letter of thanks to the staff at Cleveland Clinic on the glass window of his isolation room.
12. Daisy Ridley’s Tribute
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker star Daisy Ridley is famously social media-averse. That makes her reading a story to thank frontline workers a bigger gesture than one from other celebs who normally love flexing for the ‘gram!
13. Look for the Helpers Tribute
This sweet roundup has a slew of footage of acts of corona-kindness.
14. RWJ Barnabas Salutes Their Own
Two staffers who contracted coronavirus while working at RWJ Barnabas Medical Center received an honor guard sendoff upon their recovery.
15. Thank You Caravan
Workers get a social distancing salute from neighbors at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., in a thank you caravan of vehicles passing safely by.
16. Boris Johnson’s Thanks to NHS
Upon his release from the hospital for coronavirus treatment, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson delivered a heartfelt thanks to the National Health Service and expressed gratitude to two of his own nurses by name.
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17. Patient’s Extreme Expression of Gratitude
A recovered COVID-19 patient in Wuhan, China, literally knelt down to thank her medical staff for saving her life.
18. Europeans Get Clappy
New Yorkers aren’t the only ones who express appreciation at a high volume. Residents in numerous European cities followed suit, applauding and cheering their frontline and essential workers.
19. Healthcare Workers Rise Up
This video, set to Andra Day ballad “Rise Up,” shows just some of what healthcare workers deal with in a day.
20. Kids Raise Their Voices
SOS From the Kids wrote and performed a sweet song thanking essential workers.
Want to see another sweet video tribute to essential workers? Check out Adam Sandler’s “Quarantine Song.”
Anyone who uses the world’s most popular search engine - there are around 3.5 billion Google searches each day - will more than likely be aware of the Google Doodles (if not get the story here). Every day we get to see a different doodle next to where the search bar sits and these give a nod in the direction of someone or something special related with the moment.
Well now, amid the global coronavirus pandemic, Google’s Doodles are sending a strong message of love and thanks to the medical teams and others that are working to keep us all healthy and to keep our daily lives going as smoothly as possible.
Google Doodle for the Covid-19 front lines
"As COVID-19 continues to impact communities around the world, people are coming together to help one another now more than ever. We're launching a Doodle series to recognise and honour many of those on the front lines." This was the statement from the digital behemoth as they launched the initiative.
The images show an emoji of a heart which is being sent from the ‘G’ in the Google characters to the various frontline teams created out of the letter ‘e’. There has been one issued to researchers and scientists who are working hard to find a vaccine; another to all those in the healthcare industry; then more to emergency service workers, sanitary employees, farmers, and those that are keeping our supermarkets and grocery stores going.
Still to come are more ‘thank yous’ to honour schools and education workers and food transit services among others.
Keep you eyes open and remember to thank these people when you get your own chance…
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Amitabh Bachchan 14 Dec, 2019 2019 was the year of ‘Shahenshah’ of Bollywood. As the country was still coming to terms with the horrific Pulwama attack, the 77-year-old actor donated Rs 5 lakhs each to the family of martyrs.In June, Bachchan Sr also cleared the debts of over 2,100 farmers in Bihar, and donated Rs 51 lakhs to the victims of Assam floods.Big B completed five decades in Bollywood, which marked the 50th anniversary of the release of his debut film ‘Saat Hindustani’. This year, he was also honoured with the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award.During the end of this year, the thespian’s health deteriorated. Big B was also hospitalised for three days due to liver problems and then revealed that doctors want him to take time off work. The megastar, who waves out to his fans every Sunday outside his residence - Jalsa - as a ritual, couldn’t do so due to ‘pain’. He further missed the Kolkata Film Festival and Sharjah Book Fair last month due to declining health. But, he hosted a grand Diwali bash for the business leaders and B-town celebs after a hiatus of three years. 2019 was the year of ‘Shahenshah’ of Bollywood. As the country was still coming to terms with the horrific Pulwama attack, the 77-year-old actor donated Rs 5 lakhs each to the family of martyrs.In June, Bachchan Sr also cleared the debts of over 2,100 farmers in Bihar, and donated Rs 51 lakhs to the victims of Assam floods.Big B completed five decades in Bollywood, which marked the 50th anniversary of the release of his debut film ‘Saat Hindustani’. This year, he was also honoured with the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award.During the end of this year, the thespian’s health deteriorated. Big B was also hospitalised for three days due to liver problems and then revealed that doctors want him to take time off work. The megastar, who waves out to his fans every Sunday outside his residence - Jalsa - as a ritual, couldn’t do so due to ‘pain’. He further missed the Kolkata Film Festival and Sharjah Book Fair last month due to declining health. But, he hosted a grand Diwali bash for the business leaders and B-town celebs after a hiatus of three years.
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Hrithik Roshan 14 Dec, 2019 The year began on a positive note for the Roshan family. The film-maker Rakesh Roshan underwent surgery in January for early-stage throat cancer. Hrithik Roshan shared a picture of the Roshan family leaving the hospital with the caption, “Can’t stop. Won’t stop. We begin again. And again.”In July, the ‘Krishh’ actor was the talk of the town for essaying the role of mathematician Anand Kumar in the biographical drama ‘Super 30’. The actor received some flak for the artificially darkened skin in the movie. The film, however, received mostly positive reviews from the critics and crossed Rs 200-crore mark worldwide. It was also declared tax-free in several states including Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.The actor-cum-dancer starred in the box office hit ‘War’ next to Tiger Shroff which minted Rs 450 crore and became 2019’s highest grossing film in India.The year ended on a high note for the megastar when a UK poll named him the sexiest Asian male of the decade. The year began on a positive note for the Roshan family. The film-maker Rakesh Roshan underwent surgery in January for early-stage throat cancer. Hrithik Roshan shared a picture of the Roshan family leaving the hospital with the caption, “Can’t stop. Won’t stop. We begin again. And again.”In July, the ‘Krishh’ actor was the talk of the town for essaying the role of mathematician Anand Kumar in the biographical drama ‘Super 30’. The actor received some flak for the artificially darkened skin in the movie. The film, however, received mostly positive reviews from the critics and crossed Rs 200-crore mark worldwide. It was also declared tax-free in several states including Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.The actor-cum-dancer starred in the box office hit ‘War’ next to Tiger Shroff which minted Rs 450 crore and became 2019’s highest grossing film in India.The year ended on a high note for the megastar when a UK poll named him the sexiest Asian male of the decade.
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Tiger Shroff 14 Dec, 2019 2019 was an interesting year for Shroff Jr. The actor starred opposite Ananya Pandey and Tara Sutaria in Karan Johar’s ‘Student of the Year 2’ which came close to crossing the Rs 100 crore-mark. Shroff also made headlines this year thanks to his alleged romance with actress and ‘Baaghi’ co-star Disha Patani.The ‘Baaghi’ star became the face of Mumbai Marathon. The star started filming for the third installment in the franchise ‘Baaghi 3’ after his release this year, ‘War’, crossed Rs 292.71 crores. 2019 was an interesting year for Shroff Jr. The actor starred opposite Ananya Pandey and Tara Sutaria in Karan Johar’s ‘Student of the Year 2’ which came close to crossing the Rs 100 crore-mark. Shroff also made headlines this year thanks to his alleged romance with actress and ‘Baaghi’ co-star Disha Patani.The ‘Baaghi’ star became the face of Mumbai Marathon. The star started filming for the third installment in the franchise ‘Baaghi 3’ after his release this year, ‘War’, crossed Rs 292.71 crores.
