There are moments when fans’ enthusiasm crosses into personal space: Dr. Deepti Bhatnagar

Celebrity appearances have always drawn crowds, but the scale and intensity of those gatherings have shifted in ways that are harder to ignore. A recent video of Janhvi Kapoor is going viral, where she was left shocked by a fan’s intrusion during the promotional event of her upcoming film. When videos of stars being mobbed in public go viral within minutes, the conversation quickly moves beyond the moment itself to what it says about safety, boundaries, and the realities of fame today. Dr. Deepti Bhatnagar, who is a wellness expert…

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Music never left me, and neither did my passion for it die : Composer Anand Raaj Anand talks about his song Welcome to the Jungle

Mumbai: In 2007 Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif starred in Anees Bazmee’s Welcome and featured in the chartbuster song “Uncha Lamba Kad” composed, penned and sung by Anand Raaj Anand along with singer Kalpana Patowary. 19 years later, the song has been recreated for Welcome 3 titled Welcome To The Jungle. Anand Raaj Anand has returned as the singer and he is joined by Rubai. Sharing his excitement with us Anand says,”The title Welcome itself feels like a signature in my life. It’s almost as if people are saying, “Anand,…

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Creativity and Adaptability Are Equally Important Today”: Anupama Prakash Reflects on the Changing Entertainment Industry

 Mumbai: Actor and producer Anupama Prakash believes that the entertainment industry is going through one of its most transformative phases, where creativity alone is no longer enough and adaptability has become equally essential. Looking back at the first six months of 2026, the actress says the period has been professionally rewarding and personally enriching. “The first half of 2026 has been exciting and creatively fulfilling. I’ve learned a lot, evolved professionally, and feel motivated for the months ahead,” shares Anupama. Known for her work across Hindi and regional entertainment industries,…

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After every storm comes growth and beauty: Dr. Deepti Bhatnagar

Mumbai: Dr. Deepti Bhatnagar, who is a naturopath, acupuncturist, and mother to actress Aurra Bhatnagar, calls monsoon a season of renewal. She said, “I love the freshness that the monsoon brings. The smell of wet earth, lush green landscapes, cool breezes, and the soothing sound of raindrops create a magical atmosphere.” “It reminds me that after every storm comes growth and beauty,” she added. She enjoys the little things in the monsoon, like a hot cup of coffee by the window. Listen to relaxing music. Read a good book. Take…

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We become so hardcore that we know how to navigate our path very well: Maninee De on Nidhi Vasandani’s podcast

Mumbai: Former journalist Nidhi Vasandani is keeping herself busy traveling across India, making vlogs for her YouTube channel and making the audience aware about the hidden gems in the country. When she is not doing that, she is talking to celebrities on her podcast and sharing their perspective with the world. Recently actress Maninee De came on her podcast, and Nidhi asked her a question that often comes up around women working in television. To Maninee, she asked whether the industry is genuinely safe and respectable for them. She replied,…

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Tannaz Irani on her OTT debut *Margao Files: “What began as a two-day role turned into full fledged role”

Mumbai: Tannaz Irani is stepping into a fresh phase of her career with her first OTT outing, *Margao Files*. Known for her versatility across films, television, and reality shows, she has been a familiar and beloved presence for over three decades. From films like *Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai*, *Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein*, *Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon*, and *36 China Town* to television hits such as *Ye Meri Life Hai*, *Badi Door Se Aaye Hain*, *Kahaan Hum Kahaan Tum*, and most recently *Barsatein*, her body of work reflects both…

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“I Feel Grateful That My Daughter Makes Sure I Never Feel Alone”: Shubhangi Atre

Mumbai: In today’s fast-moving world, people are more connected through technology than ever before. Yet, many still struggle to find someone they can truly talk to. Actress Shubhangi Atre  who has been a part of shows like Do Hanson Ka Jodaa, Havan, Chidiya Ghar, and Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain! believes that while conversations have become shorter, genuine emotional connections have become even more important. Sharing what makes her feel emotionally supported, she says, “I feel fortunate because I have a few people who genuinely ask me, ‘How are you?’ and…

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Shruti Gholap on Why TV Dramas Still Matter in the OTT Era

Mumbai: Actress Shruti Gholap, who plays the character Malti in Studio LSD’s popular television drama Oh Humnava Tum Dena Saath Mera, recently shared her thoughts on the show’s emotional depth, audience connection, and the changing landscape of entertainment in an exclusive conversation. Speaking about why viewers strongly relate to the relationship between Aparajita and Rakshit, Shruti highlighted the realism embedded in the storyline. “What this story basically tells everyone is that life is not perfect. It is not flowery, dreamy, or textbook-like. Things can happen late—after first marriage, after divorce.…

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I do not act; whatever character I play, I live it: Soma Rathod

Mumbai: Soma Rathod, who is seen as Pushpa in Prateek Sharma and Parth Shah’s banner Studio LSD’s Tumm Se Tumm Tak, believes that the foundation of any good performance lies in the emotional connection she builds with everyone around her on set. She said, “According to me, it is very important because in every show I have worked on, I connect with it wholeheartedly. I connect deeply with all the actors, with the production team, and with the entire crew.” She was quick to point out that this bond extends…

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Every artist, every single one of them, has insecurities or has had them: Mahir Pandhi

Mumbai: Mahir Pandhi, who has been a part of shows like Bebaakee, Vanshaj, and Chhoti Sardarni, among others, does not perform contentment. The actor, currently drawing attention for his role as Bosco in Vimal Khanan, has spent enough time in this industry to have earned his perspective around how the industry functions. The starting point, he says, is clarity, something that took years to arrive. He said, “I’ve reached a stage in life where I’m very clear. When you first come to Mumbai to become an actor, you come to…

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