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A |     Aneet Padda skyrocketed to fame and popularity with Saiyaara this year. The actress has been in the film industry for quite some time now and was seen in past releases like Salaam Venky (2022) and Big Girls Don't Cry (2024). However, it was Mohit Suri's 2025 film that made her a household name along with her co-star Ahaan Panday.     During a recent interview, she opened up about the newfound fame. Aneet, who will next be seen in Shakti Shalini revealed that she is very sensitive and the love she is receiving feels a lot sometimes.          She told Grazia India, "I’m very sensitive. I feel things deeply. So, the responsibility of love, that weight of wanting to do right by the people who support you, that can feel pressurising. It’s beautiful, but sometimes it is a lot." She also admitted that he cries once a week looking at the edits her fans make. "The effort, the love, I just hope I can do justice to it," the 23-year-old added.     Aneet also shared that Yash Raj Films' head honcho Aditya Chopra and casting director Shanoo Sharma, who selected her for Saiyaara, are very protective of her organic growth. They have asked her to protect her natural instincts and personality, says the actress. "Shanoo Sharma and Adi sir (Aditya Chopra) are very keen on protecting my organic growth. They never want me to change because of something external. No comparisons or pressure to be someone else. I’m not going to alter my choices because of what people think. That would be abandoning myself."          Aneet will next be seen in Maddock Horror Comedy Universe's Shakti Shalini. As per reports, she will start shooting for it after appearing for her BA (Hons.) Political Science finals in December and January.     Shakti Shalini is set to release on December 24, 2026.       Also Read: Ahaan Panday FINALLY Breaks Silence Over Dating Rumours With Aneet Padda。    (ECNS) -- Shenzhou-21 astronauts Zhang Lu, Wu Fei and Zhang Hongzhang met the press at the China Astronaut Research and Training Center in Beijing Wednesday, their first public appearance since returning to Earth and completing post-flight quarantine and rehabilitation.    Their 210-day mission set a new record for the longest single crew stay by Chinese astronauts.    During the mission, the crew completed three spacewalks, installed space-debris protection devices and carried out experiments in fundamental physics under microgravity, materials science, life science, space medicine and space technology.    The mission also saw several firsts in China’s crewed space program: a spacecraft return delayed after a space-debris strike, a crew switching spacecraft for the journey home, and an emergency spacecraft launch.    Zhang Lu completed seven spacewalks across the Shenzhou-15 and Shenzhou-21 missions, setting a record for a Chinese astronaut. Wu Fei, who helped develop the Tianhe and Wentian modules before becoming an astronaut, said operating the equipment in orbit gave him a sense of familiarity. Zhang Hongzhang shared several scientific breakthroughs achieved during the mission, including China's first successful aeroponic cultivation of cherry tomatoes and wheat in orbit, the first closed-loop breeding of mice in space, and the validation of key technologies for efficient spectral and water-fertilizer utilization.    An official from the China Astronaut Research and Training Center said the three astronauts are in good physical and mental condition, with their muscle strength, endurance and cardiorespiratory fitness largely restored to preflight levels. They have entered a recovery observation phase and will return to regular training and work following a final health assessment.    (By Intern Yang Hongran, Zhang Dongfang)                    。

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