It has been 20 years since ‘No Entry’ was released. The film released in theaters in 2005 entertained the audience a lot. The film achieved great success at the box office. Many artists including Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor, Fardeen Khan, Bipasha Basu, Lara Dutta, Isha Deol, Celina Jaitley and Boman Irani were in important roles.

On the occasion of the completion of 20 years of ‘No Entry’, the film’s actress Lara Dutta has written a special post. In this, he has revealed that he was very afraid of Salman Khan on the set. Also, he was first selected for the role of Bipasha in the film.

‘I got the role that Bipasha later played’
Lara Dutta shared a photo of ‘No Entry’ and wrote on Instagram- “No Entry” completed 20 years. How fast time passes. This film will always be one of my favorite films. My first step in comedy, I got the role that Bipasha later played. I remember that I told Anees Bazmee that Kajal’s character is one of my most different characters ever. I have to give myself a tough challenge to play the role of a very skeptical, badbi, Punjabi wife. Surprisingly, I fully adopted that character and I enjoyed it very much.

Lara was afraid of Salman Khan
Lara Dutta wrote about Salman Khan- ‘I had not yet partner with Salman Khan, so his being on the set was a little scared … It seemed as if the superstar had come! But he was very calm, fun and attractive. Fardeen Khan was a new dimension in the case of comedy and it was amazing to see how comfortable it was for him.

Lara further wrote about the co-actresses- ‘Celina Jaitley, Isha Deol and me formed a relationship that went beyond the Kaligs and became a very special, rare friendship in the film industry. Bipasha Basu was very beautiful and she had a great mail of sex appeal and comic timing.

The actress reached the set of ‘No Entry’ as soon as ‘Khaki’ was completed
Lara further states- ‘I remember that I finished the shooting of’ Aisa Magic Dala Re ‘(Khaki) and left the studio directly to the airport to catch a flight to South Africa for her first schedule and got down and reached the set for my first shot! It was here that I was arguing with my maid and asking her why her choli is so ventilated.

This is said for director Anees Bazmi
The actress finally wrote- ‘I was very excited to work with Anees Bazmee. Working with him was really a dream and enjoying experience. I am very happy that I got a chance to work under his career. South Africa, Mauritius, Thailand, Mumbai … ‘No Entry’ was full of madness, amazing co-stars and amazing producer Boney Kapoor and is still one of the most prestigious comedy films of our time. ‘

‘No Entry 2’ Anees Bazmee
Please tell that a few days ago, Anees Bazmee had told that the sequel to ‘No Entry’ is being made. When Anees Bazmee was asked how long the film would be released in theaters, then he said- ‘It will take time because it will take me about 2 to 3 months to write the story of the film. Only then will we be able to start the film.

Us department of defense pentagon: The United States Defense Department has banned the movement of journalists in Pentagon after leaking classified information on social media during the operation against Huti rebels. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth himself has issued a notification in this regard. He has clearly said that there is a no-entry of journalists on the floor on which he has an office.

According to the new guidelines of the US Department of Defense, members (journalists) of the Pentagon Press Corps (journalists) will have to guarantee in writing to protect the Classified Intelligence Information (CNSI) related to the National Security.

Information of US Army leaked several times

The headquarters of the US Department of Defense (Ministry) is known as Pentagon. The Pentagon itself has offices of armed-up heads including the US Defense Secretary (Minister) and Joint Chief of Staff (CDS of India). There was no restriction on the movement of journalists who covered defense beat in America yet. However, in the second innings of the Trump administration, on several occasions, the incidents of sensitive information of the US Forces were coming out. In such a situation, the Pentagon has banned the movement of journalists.

Permission to go to office along with public assistant of defense secretary

Under the new notification of the US Department of Defense, journalists and media persons are completely forbidden to go between the e-ring corridor 8 and 9 on the third floor of the Pentagon. Actually, here is the office of US Defense Secretary (Defense Minister). There is a ban on the departure of any media personnel without appointment. Apart from this, the public affairs assistant of the Defense Secretary, as well as journalists, can enter the office of Pete Hegseth.

Ban ban on many floors of Pentagon

Similarly, journalists have been banned from going to Joint (Chief) staff office between 9 and 7 on the second floor of Pentagon. Even at the Athletic Center (Gym) in Pentagon, the departure of journalists has been banned. In this gym, military and non-civil officials posted in Pentagon use for work-outs.

Pentagon issued guidelines in the notification issued

The Pentagon, spread over around 70 lakh square meters, has a total of 7 floors, out of which 2 are in the floor basement. There is a Pentagon Building in Varborns close to the US capital Washington DC. According to the Defense Department, the employees posted in the office of that officer will bring the journalist for a meeting with any officer posted in the Pentagon or interview. According to the new guidelines, even during the entry in the Pentagon, journalists will have to keep the ‘press’ badge.

India’s Ministry of Defense has created special yellow eye cards

It is noteworthy that for the last several years, special yellow i-cards have been made for selected journalists who have covered defense beat in the headquarters of the Ministry of Defense of India, South Block. Through this yellow card, media persons can go to the Public Relations (PR) office associated with the Ministry of Defense. Apart from the office related office, all the floor of South Block are out of bounds for journalists.