The Audience Is The Ultimate Judge Of Every Project-Roma Navani 

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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Gaurii Manochaa: “The biggest competition is always with yourself, not with anyone else”

Mumbai: As she celebrates another year of life on July 25, powerlifter Gaurii Manochaa is embracing the lessons that have come with her fitness journey. Known for her dedication to natural strength training, Gaurii says the past year has taught her to trust herself more than ever before and to stop seeking validation from others. Reflecting on her personal growth, she shares, “Over the last year, I have become much more truthful, honest and confident with myself. I have started believing in myself more, and I think that has made…

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“A great physique may get you noticed, but talent is what keeps you relevant”: Chaitali Kohli on surviving the entertainment industry

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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The Set of Udne Ki Aasha Feels Like My Second Home: Tanvi Shewale  

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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Earlier, giving 100 out of 100 was enough; now you have to give 500 out of 100: Manas Shah

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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Celebrities Gather for the Grand Launch of *Gen-Z: An Incomplete Book (एक अधूरी सी किताब)* by Bharat M Jain*

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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Amal Sehrawat: “If the audience remembers the character more than the actor, that’s a successful performance”

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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The theatre gives you a heartbeat, there’s nothing like it: Sambhaji Sasane

Mumbai: Sambhaji Sasane is not new to holding a screen, but Bol Bol Rani asks something different of him. In the film, he takes on three separate characters, Lohar, Shahir, and Dravya, each built from a different world, a different body, a different silence. He said, “I play three characters in Bol Bol Rani, Lohar, Shahir, and Dravya. Each lives in a different world, carries a different body, a different silence, and a different want.” With the film already out and conversations building online, he’s careful not to give too…

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Kavitta Verma: “Fashion Is About Being Comfortable in What You Adorn”

Mumbai: Actress Kavitta Verma, who has been a part of films such as Laali Ki Shaadi Mein Laaddoo Deewana, R… Rajkumar, and the acclaimed web series Kaala, believes that true fashion is not about following trends but about feeling comfortable in your own skin. Having built her career with a mix of film and digital projects, the actress recently shared her thoughts on fashion, her latest work, and the kind of roles she hopes to take on in the future. Kavitta recently attended the screening of the film Duet, which…

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If you try too hard to be funny, it no longer feels realistic: Deepakk Dutta

Mumbai: Currently winning praise for his performance as Jeevan Ahuja in Netflix’s trending family drama Daadi Ki Shaadi, actor Deepakk Dutta, known for films like M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, Haasil, Bhagat Singh, and Dil Kabaddi, has also been part of popular TV projects like Na Umr Ki Seema Ho, Shush Lash, Gupta Brothers, Anamika, Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi, and Kahani Ghar Ghar Ki. The actor shared that comedy is much more difficult than it looks and requires a completely different approach. “Comedy is a difficult job. I do…

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