Singer Aniket Chindak can’t stop talking about his new song ‘Jalayee Dheeme’, which was released on February 17. The budding singer calls it ‘one of his most favourite tracks and a project close to his heart’. Talking about how he was approached for it, Aniket said, “Composer of our song, VDJ

Sometimes artists get cinematic with their music videos, whether they’re inspired by a movie or they just look like they should be one. Music videos boast cinematic charm, and most of the plot and structure elements usually serve as background to the music in question. Music videos create a multi-dimensional experience.

One of the most popular sports around the world is horse riding. It is considered to be one of the best ways to connect with nature and find yourself focused on something bigger than yourself. Many of our beloved Bollywood stars love to lose themselves in the world of horse

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Ali Fazal's latest international outing, 'Death On The Nile' - a suspense thriller based on the Agatha Christie novel of the same name had a worldwide release on 11th February and within just four days of its release, the film has already become the highest opener in several countries!

The actor is part of an ensemble cast that reveals different facets of city life in this Zee Theatre play National award-winning actor Darshan Jariwala is a familiar face in Hindi films, television and theatre and stars in Zee Theatre's acclaimed presentation, 'Bombay Talkies'. The play that is currently available on

The producer was shooting in Mussoorie and had an "extremely delightful conversation" with the author at his residence Producer Deepshikha Deshmukh is a voracious reader and is currently ideating and developing a book bank for the children in Latur. She is also particular about inculcating the habit of reading in her

The veteran producer thinks the Father of Indian cinema is a wellspring of inspiration for all makers. The father of Indian cinema, Dhundiraj Govind Phalke or Dadasaheb Phalke passed away on 16 February 1944 but even today the influence of this iconic producer, director, and screenwriter on subsequent generations, remains unsurpassed.