Mumbai: Actor Aditya Khurana, who is currently seen in Kyunki Rishton Ke Bhi Roop Badalte Hain, has always believed that fashion is an extension of one’s personality. While trends continue to evolve, the actor prefers to keep his personal style effortless, comfortable and true to himself. From embracing baggy silhouettes for casual outings to choosing timeless pieces over blindly following trends, Aditya believes that confidence is what truly completes any look. Talking about how he would describe his personal style, Aditya says, “I’ve always liked to keep my style simple…
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Anchoring was never about the money, it was about the passion: Dinesh Soni
Mumbai: Long before the television screens and big stages, anchor and actor Dinesh Soni was hosting small weddings and events for a mere Rs. 500 to Rs. 700 per show. He looked back at those early days and the difficult decision that followed, one that meant walking away from a secure accounting job to chase a dream nobody around him quite understood at the time. He said, “At that time, I started my anchoring journey for just Rs. 500 to Rs. 700 per show. Looking back, that amount may seem…
Read MoreSomy Ali Opens Up About the Harsh Realities She Learned Through Advocacy
Lucknow: Somy Ali, who is a former bollywood actress and the founder of No More Tears, has spent years working closely with survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. Her journey from the world of films and fame to advocacy has given her a different perspective on human behaviour, courage and the realities faced by vulnerable people. While society has become more willing to listen to survivors, Somy believes there is an important difference between listening to someone and truly believing them. “Society has become better at listening to survivors,…
Read MoreGauravv Saxena on Unlearning Scarcity, Taking Risks and Finding Success Beyond Validation
Mumbai: Entrepreneur Gauravv Saxena believes that success is not defined by where a person begins, but by the mindset they develop along the way. Reflecting on his journey from earning ₹10 a day at the age of 14 to taking on leadership roles and working with global brands, Gauravv spoke about the beliefs, risks and lessons that shaped him. Asked what he had to unlearn to become the person he is today, Gauravv said, “I had to unlearn the belief that your starting point defines your ceiling. When you start…
Read MoreAnupamaa wins big at the International Iconic Awards
Mumbai: Rajan Shahi and Deepa Shahi, the producers of superhit TV show Anupamaa under their banner Shahi Production Pvt Ltd, have another reason to celebrate as the show and its leading performers were honoured at the International Iconic Awards. This marks another achievement for the team behind one of television’s most popular shows. At the International Iconic Awards, Anupamaa was recognised as the International Iconic Most Popular TV Show. The honour reflects the show’s popularity and its strong presence among television viewers. The celebrations also include Shivam Khajuria, who received…
Read MoreMohammed Nagaman Lateef opens up about his special bond with his sisters and the memories he cherishes on Raksha Bandhan
Mumbai: Raksha Bandhan is a celebration of sibling love, but for Mohammed Nagaman Lateef, Talent Head at Balaji Telefilms and founder of the International Iconic Awards, the festival is also about the special relationships he has built over the years. While he does not have a biological sister, Mohammed considers several women in his life as his sisters and looks forward to celebrating the occasion with them. Talking about the people who tie Rakhi to him, Mohammed said, “I don’t have my own sister, but I have many sisters who…
Read MoreBalwani Raajesh says Ek Nayi Dor is a story about acceptance, emotions and breaking societal norms
Mumbai: Writer-director Balwani Raajesh has brought his latest short film Ek Nayi Dor to audiences. Starring Jayati Bhatia, Palash Dutta and Vicky Shinde, the film explores the bond between a brother and sister through an emotional narrative set around Raksha Bandhan, while also touching upon identity, acceptance and discrimination. With a story by Palash Dutta and screenplay and direction by Balwani Raajesh, the film aims to challenge conventional ideas about relationships, identity and acceptance. Speaking about what makes Ek Nayi Dor special, Balwani Raajesh said, “The special thing about Ek…
Read MorePalash Dutta on Ek Nayi Dor: ‘The Film Highlights the Importance of Accepting Human Beings Without Discrimination’
Mumbai: On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, A Mandala Studios, in association with Palash Dutta Classic Productions, has come out with Ek Nayi Dor, a short film that explores the sacred bond between a brother and sister while also questioning conventional ideas surrounding relationships, family and acceptance. Written by Palash Dutta and directed by Balwani Raajesh, the film stars Jayati Bhatia, Palash Dutta and Vicky Shinde. Speaking about the short film’s central idea and what makes it different, Palash Dutta said, “This story essentially talks about the core values of…
Read MoreFrom Uganda to 80+ countries, Gauravv Saxena on how travel reshaped his outlook
Mumbai: Entrepreneur and content creator Gauravv Saxena, who has explored more than 80 countries and spent eight years living abroad in Uganda, believes travelling has played a major role in shaping his perspective on life, people and different cultures. From navigating remote cross-border routes in East Africa to exploring unfamiliar terrains, Gauravv says his journeys have pushed him far beyond his comfort zone. Talking about how travel has challenged him, Gauravv says, “Navigating remote cross-border routes in East Africa and adapting to completely unfamiliar terrains across 80+ countries tore down…
Read MoreThe magic of a live audience gives an artist the energy to keep going: Dinesh Soni
Mumbai: For Dinesh Soni, there’s a version of joy that no film release or television broadcast can quite match, the instant reaction of a live audience. He also opened up about the harsh reality check that awaited him when he moved from Kolkata to Mumbai in search of bigger opportunities. He said, “When you work on a television serial, film, or advertisement, you rarely get to experience the audience’s reaction while you are performing. You may see that reaction later, perhaps when your film releases in a theatre and you…
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