Tanishaa Mukerji Bids Goodbye to Year 2022 and says she looks forward to Move Ahead in 2023
A new year has begun and with every new beginning, there is a chance to reassess, revamp and rewrite a new self. The mistakes and ups and downs of the past year can be forgotten and a chance for a do over presents itself to us. It is also a time to be thankful for […]
Rajesh Kumar · 15 Jan 2023 · 1 min read
A new year has begun and with every new beginning, there is a chance to reassess, revamp and rewrite a new self. The mistakes and ups and downs of the past year can be forgotten and a chance for a do over presents itself to us. It is also a time to be thankful for the great year gone by and pray for another year of prosperity, peace, and joy. Above all, it is time to count our blessings! Here’s says what Tanishaa Mukerji says as she is grateful and feels inspired to move forward in the year 2023.
Talking about her approach to the new year, she indulges, “More than any other feeling, I felt grateful; grateful for all the comforts and privileges I had.What more can a person possibly ask for? This new year, my only thought is that of being thankful. It is important to see what we have. It is time to be thankful for the great year gone by and wish each other another year of health, wealth, and happiness. Above all, it is time to count our blessings! I am feeling blessed!”
The ‘Neal and Nikki’ actress bid adieu to the year 2022 on social media by sharing heartfelt posts with pictures of her family. She also shared a throwback video of her best saree looks from the year and those were just amazing.
Want this applied to your business?
Related
ChatGPT Ads Earned $0.89 a Visit vs $2.45 for Google Search
A new working paper finds US ChatGPT ad visits brought in far less revenue than paid Google search visits. The gap suggests today's CPCs may be too high, though the data has real limits.
Meta Delays Business Terms After Publisher AI Scraping Backlash
Meta has pushed enforcement of its new business terms from October 30th to November 20th after publishers worried the terms could let it scrape news sites for AI training. The delay is a pause, not a resolution, and site owners should use it to review their own crawler controls.
Pennsylvania's AI Ad Label Law: What Marketers Must Do Now
Pennsylvania has signed a law requiring labels on ads significantly modified or generated by AI, in any format and regardless of where the ad was made. The wording leaves real gray areas, so marketers need a plan rather than a guess.