10 people got the opportunity to visit Thailand by purchasing a sofa from Sofa Hub Kathmandu

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Kathmandu. Nepal's most trusted sofa and furniture company Sofa Hub Kathmandu has announced the winners of the Dashain Tihar Jhadka Offer scheme. Targeting the great festival of all Nepalis, Dashain, Tihar and Chhath of 2082 BS, 10 lucky customers who purchased sofas or other furniture items to share the joy of the festival with their customers have made the results of the free Thailand tour gift scheme public on Tuesday. According to the results of the 'lucky draw', the winners are Laxmi Nepali, Arjun Joshi, Binod Lodh, Pratiksha BK, Kushum Kala Ganesh, Binod Gurung, Jamuna KC, Goma Lamichhane, Tom Bahadur Sunar and Madhav Prasad Dulal. On this occasion, the company's Chairman and CEO Tara Lal Dharel congratulated all the winners and expressed special thanks to all the participants in the scheme, saying that the significant participation of customers in the scheme has made him and the company happy. He also expressed his commitment that in the coming days, Sofa Hub Kat...

"Allu Arjun changing his name."!




South Indian actor Allu Arjun is currently making headlines. According to the Indian media outlet Dainik Bhaskar, the actor is considering changing his name by adding a few letters to it. However, Allu Arjun has not yet made any official statement on the matter.  


Astrologers have reportedly advised Allu Arjun to add the letters 'Y' and 'N' to his name for greater success in his career.  


Upcoming Projects

Allu Arjun will next be seen in Atlee’s film, tentatively titled 'AA22'. Reports suggest that the film’s official announcement may happen on Allu Arjun’s birthday (April 8).


Apart from this, he will also star in a mythological film directed by Trivikram Srinivas, where he may play the role of Lord Kartikeya.

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