Category: Entertainment

Mumbai: Bharat Jain wears many titles, entrepreneur, podcast host, and by his own description, “The Heartspoken Storyteller.” He meets people, listens to their stories, and talks about emotions that are often felt but rarely said out loud. But he doesn’t like to call himself a motivational speaker. He said, “Main bas dil se bolta hoon.” His debut book, Gen-Z: An Incomplete Book (Gen-Z: Ek Adhuri Si Kitaab), grew out of years of simply being around the generation everyone seems to have an opinion about. “I have many Gen Z youngsters…

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Mumbai: Known for his impactful performances across television and digital platforms, Aadesh Chaudhary has carved a niche for himself with his versatility and screen presence. The actor who became a household name with shows like Sasural Simar Ka and Laagi Tujhse Lagan, believes that young people should never hesitate to raise genuine concerns and says transparency and accountability are essential to restoring trust in India’s examination system. Speaking about students protesting over alleged irregularities in competitive exams, Aadesh said he respects young people who come forward to seek answers. “I have…

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Mumbai: Yeh Hai Chahatein actor Manas Shah left Ahmedabad in 2008. For twelve years after that, acting was his only income. The choices he made during that time weren’t driven by vision. They were driven by rent. He said, “First of all, if there is a role offer, then it is my priority. Because I used to live in Mumbai only on the basis of this. I didn’t do any other work. So I needed money for survival. You need money to pay the bills, to pay the rent, and…

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Mumbai: Actor Ujjwal Sharma has broken his silence on the controversy surrounding the demise of his former Saajan Ghar co-star Sanchita Ugale. Speaking about the emotional and professional toll it took on him, the actor says he was devastated by both the tragic loss and the public scrutiny that followed. “It was a nightmare for me. Firstly, I got to know about Sanchita’s demise, and it was extremely shocking. I had always tried to console and motivate her. Secondly, I was shattered that my name got linked to the incident.…

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Mumbai: Actress Roma Navani, who is currently winning appreciation for her performance in the play Patte Khul Gaye alongside veteran actor Rakesh Bedi and is known for television shows like Pyaar Ka Pehla Naam: Radha Mohan and Kumkum Bhagya, believes that success in the entertainment industry has never followed a set pattern. Having worked across theatre, television and digital platforms for over two decades, she says experience has taught her that no one can truly predict what will resonate with audiences. Speaking about whether there is any formula that guarantees a successful project, Roma…

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Mumbai: Actor Chaitali Kohli, known for her work in projects like The Crew, believes that while the entertainment industry today offers more avenues than ever before, the journey to building a successful career remains as challenging as it has always been. With films, OTT platforms, television, music videos, short films, reality shows and digital content creating new opportunities, she says the competition has only become tougher. “The number of platforms has definitely increased, which is a great thing because there are more stories being told than ever before. But at…

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Mumbai: With Rahul Kumar Tewary and Rolling Tales Production’s Udne Ki Aasha set to take a seven-year leap, the story is entering a brand-new chapter. For Tanvi Shewale, who has been playing Roshni since the beginning, the shift is another milestone in a role that has shaped her both professionally and personally. Having portrayed Roshni for such a long time, Tanvi says the character has become second nature to her. “I think when you play a character for so long, you begin to understand everything about them—the smallest nuances, the…

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Mumbai: Manas Shah doesn’t see personal evolution as optional. He sees it as survival. He said, “This is a never-ending process. Just like health. Just like you go to the gym, it can never happen that you build your body once and it stays the same for years. In the same way, if you are an artist, then your craft is something you can never perfect. You can only become a better artist day by day.” The pace of change leaves no room for standing still. He said, “Look at…

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Mumbai: Mumbai witnessed the successful launch of author Bharat M Jain’s much-awaited book, *Gen-Z: An Incomplete Book (एक अधूरी सी किताब)*, at World of Palates by Rustico, Nariman Point. Published by **I-Read Publications**, the book marks another significant addition to the publisher’s growing catalogue of impactful titles. Released simultaneously in English and Hindi, the book explores the hidden emotions, struggles, aspirations, mental health, relationships, and evolving identity of today’s Gen Z, offering a fresh perspective on a generation that is often misunderstood and encouraging meaningful conversations around empathy, acceptance, and…

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Mumbai: Actor Amal Sehrawat, who has been a part of projects like Satya 2, Sarkar 3, Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, Choti Sarrdaarni, Untouchables, believes acting has done much more than shape his career—it has transformed the way he understands people. Having portrayed diverse characters over the years, Amal says every role has strengthened his empathy and taught him to look beyond first impressions. Reflecting on how acting has influenced his understanding of human behaviour, Amal says, “One of the biggest gifts acting has given me is empathy. Every character…

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