As the world gears up to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8th, actress Jyoti Saxena voices a poignant reminder that the essence of this day transcends mere token gestures. Jyoti Saxena has always been very vocal about her thoughts and opinions and as the world celebrates Women's Day, the

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Adah Sharma is on a mission! Being the highest grossing female lead in a film of all time , with The Kerala Story doing 303 crores plus at the box office even after being banned in many regions. Adah recently won the DadaSaheb Phalke award for her gut wrenching performance

Madhurima Tuli is someone who's got her heart on her sleeves and for all the right reasons. A lot of her thinking and decisions are often driven by emotions and that's what resonates the most with her audience. As fans, people always want their favourite personality to be humble and

Urvashi Rautela, Indian entertainment industry's youngest superstar who's also the youngest to be featured in Forbes Top 10 is a class apart who needs no introduction. She has got a humongous Instagram following of more than 70.3 million, which is almost at par with the likes of Narendra Modi and