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New Delhi [India], Sept. 16 - The year-long wait finally gets over. Taapsee Pannu, who was last seen in Neeraj Pandey-directed 'Baby,' is back to the silver screen with Amitabh Bachchan starrer 'PINK,' releasing today.

Expressing her excitement, the 29-year-old actress took to her Twitter handle to share, "More than an year n I finally see myself on the big screen. The ball is in your court now. #PINK #PinkReleasesToday."

Trending high on Twitter under hashtag #PinkReleasesToday, the Shoojit Sircar-produced movie has already garnered huge appreciation from the Tinsel Town.

Sharing the same excitement about the release, some B-Town biggies took to Twitter to post their wishes for the flick.

New Delhi [India], Sep 16 : In today's metro-life, the words 'true love' and 'couples ready to die for each other' have become a mythos and are found in the rarest of rare cases.

These words have been taken over by Popcorn-love. The book 'Your's Only' by Ritesh Sinha, released by India's Number one Self Publishing House, Educreation Publishing, is in search of those readers who still believes in true love.

Ritesh Sinha is born and brought up in a middle-class family of Patna. His father was a banker in SBI, and his mother is a homemaker. He successfully completed his schooling from St. Joseph's Academy and graduation from Magadh University.

Washington D.C [USA], Sept. 16 : 'Fifty Shades of Grey' seem to be just getting darker and hotter as its sequel trailer recently got almost fifteen million views in the first 24 hours of its release.

According to Universal, the first official trailer for 'Fifty Shades Darker,' the sequel to the highly successful movie of 2015, was viewed 114 million times in the first 24 hours of its release online, reports People magazine.

The James Foley directed flick was seen more than 2.5 million times on its official Facebook page alone.

The trailer was also made available across multiple other platforms such as YouTube and Instagram.

Washington [US], Sept. 16 : The US has maintained that it would encourage Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's move of asking Pakistan to include India in the transit trade agreement for stronger trade relations between all the countries of the region.

Speaking at the daily press briefing, Deputy Spokesperson of the U. S. State Department, Mark C. Toner said, "I would just say, speaking broadly, that we would support stronger trade relations within the region. And we've long said that it's a priority for the United States at least, but it should be a priority for the countries in the region to all work more cooperatively and constructively together. And a trade agreement would be part of that."

Greensboro (North Carolina) [US], Sept. 16 : Making a confident first public appearance since pneumonia forced her to take rest for four days, Hillary Clinton returned to the campaign trail and insisted that she was fully recovered.

"Being on the trail does not encourage reflection. It's important to sit with your thoughts every now and again and this helped me to reflect on what this campaign is all about," the Guardian quoted her as saying at a young crowd at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro.

Appearing rested, the former secretary of state climbed the steps to the podium and gripped a guard rail carefully.

New Delhi [India], Sep 16 : India's leading auto-rickshaw aggregator Jugnoo has announced its partnership with Freecharge, India's fastest growing digital payments platform to ease the payment process of commuters via the latter's swift and secure digital wallet.

This partnership will enable more than 12, 000 auto-rickshaws across 40 cities in India to go cashless by opting the Freecharge wallet option.

It will also help in augmenting Jugnoo's services and maximizing its business reach across the subcontinent. Furthermore, this latest service will play a vital role in encouraging customers to go cashless for their daily commute.