कॉनमैन हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

""कुरुष देबू - द्विवेदी का बेटे (कॉनमैन फ्रॉड पेंटिंग का शिकार)।

वेबसाइट की महत्वपूर्ण सर्वसम्मति में लिखा है, 'फेयर फेस्टिवल कंटेंट को लेकर लड़ाई में, फियर फ्रॉड कॉनमैन बिली मैकफारलैंड के एक संदिग्ध साक्षात्कार और झगड़ालू सामाजिक रणनीति के एक विचारशील अन्वेषण के साथ झूलते हुए बाहर आता है।

कॉनमैन इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Roy Kapoor (Abhishek Bachchan) is a conman, information that his girlfriend Simran 'Simi' Ahuja (Priyanka Chopra) is not privy to.

It is then revealed that Dittu's father and many others have been duped of their life savings by a man called Chandru (Nana Patekar), the main reason that Dittu became a conman in the first place.

In 1976 he appeared in Crossroads playing a conman over four weeks.

A conman (Fields) buys the jacket from the second-hand store that acquired it from the rescue mission of the fourth tale, thinking that it is stuffed with money from its former owner, who, according to the crooked shop salesman (Silvers), was "a millionaire.

" The conman wears the jacket to a lecture he is to give on abstinence from alcohol at the home of a wealthy woman (Dumont), where the coconut milk served as an alcohol alternative has been spiked with booze by her husband - turning the lecture into a drunken party.

Then the conman will produce a small vial of the washing liquid and ask the victim to select any stained bank note at random.

This done, the conman proceeds to wash the banknote in the chemical, performing a sleight of hand in which he substitutes either an already-clean note or one stained with dye that can be removed by the chemical.

There will be insufficient liquid to wash any more money, or the conman may "accidentally" spill the remaining contents.

Other than his role in Dallas, he spent more than a year playing a young conman on the CBS daytime soap drama Search for Tomorrow, and also had a regular role on the short-lived 1984 ABC prime-time drama Glitter.

In alliance with Denmark and Pomerania, he then drove back a revolt in 1348 - 1350 caused by the conman "False Waldemar," an imposter who pretended to be Waldemar, Margrave of Brandenburg, claiming he had been declared dead erroneously while on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

Garvey, the skeptical, proletarian right-hand man for the loquacious English conman Colonel Humphrey Flack (1953-1954), in the DuMont TV series of that name.

In a second complaint, Foster objected to the same paper referring to him as a "convicted conman" in items published on 4 and 29 July 2003.

Foster said he was ashamed of his conman title and "only a fool would enjoy the publicity I get.