Lawyer calls for transparency in electoral roll revision, protection of peaceful protest and constitutional accountability Mumbai: Advocate Sana Raees Khan has emphasised that the strength of a democracy lies in its ability to address dissent through transparency, dialogue and constitutional accountability, rather than treating questions and protests as threats. Commenting on electoral integrity, the right to protest and the responsibilities of constitutional institutions, Khan said concerns surrounding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls must be addressed through transparent procedures, verifiable data and appropriate independent scrutiny. “The strength of…
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Krishna Gautam Seeks Divine Blessings at Three Sacred Jyotirlingas, Visits Somnath, Nageshwar and Bhimashankar
Mumbai: Actress Krishna Gautam recently embarked on a spiritual journey, seeking the blessings of Lord Shiva at three sacred Jyotirlingas — Somnath Jyotirlinga, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga and Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga. The spiritual visits marked a special moment of devotion, faith and gratitude as she offered prayers at these revered shrines. For devotees of Lord Shiva, visiting the Jyotirlingas holds immense religious significance. These sacred temples are believed to represent the divine presence of Mahadev and attract devotees from across the country who seek peace, strength and spiritual fulfilment. Krishna’s visit to these…
Read MoreTia Bajpai’s ‘Maa Asche’ Celebrates the Spirit of Bengal and the Power of Maa Durga
Mumbai: Singer and songwriter Tia Bajpai brings the devotion, emotion and cultural spirit of Bengal to life with her latest release, Maa Asche. A heartfelt celebration of faith and Durga Puja, the song captures the anticipation and joy surrounding Maa Durga’s arrival. Blending traditional devotional sentiment with a contemporary sound, Maa Asche creates a musical experience that connects generations while preserving the timeless essence of Bengal’s festive traditions. Speaking about the song, Tia Bajpai shares, “‘Maa Asche’ is very close to my heart because it is an expression of faith,…
Read MoreTanuj Virwani Writes, Produces, Directs and Releases ‘Naash’, a Thriller Shot Entirely on an iPhone
Mumbai: Tanuj Virwani is stepping behind the camera in a big way with Naash, an experimental thriller he has written, produced and directed himself. The entire film was shot on an iPhone, making him one of the few actors to take on all four roles for a project like this. The shoot took place across a mix of locations, including his own farmhouse in Lonavala, as well as Kerala and Hong Kong. With full creative control, Tanuj set out to show that a smartphone can be enough to tell a…
Read MoreUrvashi Rautela Steals the Show at a Chhattisgarh Navratri Night with a High-Energy Garba Performance
Mumbai: Urvashi Rautela turned heads at a Navratri night in Chhattisgarh, where her garba performance and festive look had the crowd cheering. Her outfit, a chaniya choli reportedly worth ₹70 lakh, drew just as much attention as her dancing. With over 200 million followers worldwide and a reputation as one of the highest-paid actors and performers in the industry, Urvashi has long been seen as a global name. Despite a packed schedule, she often makes time for family and her own well-being, which is part of why fans feel so…
Read MoreAvika Gor Returns to Television as the Queen of Apsaras in Star Plus’ ‘Apsara’; Show to Premiere on October 21
Mumbai: Avika Gor is set to make a grand return to television as the Queen of Apsaras in Star Plus’ upcoming supernatural drama Apsara, which premieres on October 21. Inspired by the legendary Samudra Manthan, the show promises a magical world of power, dignity, mystery and deep emotions, with Avika appearing in a striking role in the opening episode. Produced by Mukta Dhond, Apsara revolves around Sunheri, played by Samiksha Jaiswal, who battles evil forces to protect amrit and save her loved ones. The show also features Paras Kalnawat, Anushka…
Read MoreMuskaan Bamne Turns into a Man for a Political Mission in Sony SAB’s ‘Pushpa Impossible’
Mumbai: Sony SAB’s Pushpa Impossible continues to explore new challenges and complicated relationships in Pushpa’s (Karuna Pandey) journey. In the upcoming track, Muskaan Bamne’s character Shanaya will appear in a completely different avatar as she disguises herself as a man to help with Bapodara’s political campaign while trying to keep her real identity hidden. Since Bapodara does not like Shanaya, she decides to adopt a male disguise to assist him without revealing who she really is. Taking on the name Sean, Shanaya undergoes a dramatic transformation, complete with loose-fitting trousers,…
Read More“Getting Married Was the Best Decision of My Life”: Anil Kapoor Opens Up About Marriage and Relationships
Mumbai: Is marriage necessary to sustain a lifelong relationship? Can someone be genuinely happy staying single? These questions about love, commitment and personal choices will take centre stage in an upcoming episode of Star Plus’ India’s Top 1% – The Anil Kapoor Show, where host Anil Kapoor joins contestants in a candid conversation about relationships and marriage. As contestants share personal experiences between solving puzzles, their stories offer different perspectives on companionship, independence and commitment. Sumeet Melwani from Pune reveals that he has been in a committed relationship for the…
Read MoreTiger Shroff Shooting Raises Fears of Underworld’s Return to Bollywood
Mumbai: A shooting incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff has reignited concerns over the safety of film personalities and the possible resurgence of organised crime targeting the Hindi film industry. The attack has drawn comparisons with the 1990s, when underworld gangs allegedly used extortion, threats and targeted violence to exert influence over Bollywood. Three unidentified men reportedly opened fire at Shroff’s car on Sunday as he was leaving a sporting event in Mumbai’s Juhu area. The actor, who was seated in the front of the vehicle, escaped unharmed, while two…
Read MoreWe don’t need sympathies because sympathies are not the solution: Paallavii Chatterjee
Mumbai: Actor Paallavii Chatterjee opens up about why admitting “I’m not okay” can still feel difficult, and how she deals with the scrutiny that comes with being a public figure. She feels one of the reasons people hesitate to speak about their struggles is because those struggles are deeply personal. She believes there is often an expectation that others will understand or solve what one is going through, when ultimately, the responsibility lies with the individual. “It’s always difficult because your problems, your unhappiness, or your struggles are yours. Nobody…
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