Entertainer’s Cricket League launched in Mumbai

The Entertainer’s Cricket League, the first of its kind content creator based cricketing league was launched in the presence of Abhishek Malhan, Sonu Sharma, Elvish Yadav, Harsh Beniwal, Munawar Faruqui, Anurag Dwivedi and league founders, Anil Kumar and Himanshu Chandnani in Mumbai. This franchise-based league featuring six teams will be played in the month of August and September.Anil Kumar, Founder, Entertainer’s Cricket League, informed the media that it is very evident that content creators are the most relatable and loved entertainment personalities on social media and in popular culture today and their fanbase has achieved cult status and it was only natural to get all the creators together under one platform and launch the Entertainer’s Cricket League. "The ECL is the perfect match between two things that India loves most, cricket and its content creators and to create an offline community for the creators. It will be a great opportunity for all kinds of creators to come together and have this kind of exposure that is not possible online,” he said. 
The creators will each lead one of the six franchises with each team further picking in the form of the draft from a vast pool of 250 popular content creators out of which 96 creators will make the final cut. These will include popular content creators across multiple industries such as technology, finance, infotainment, education, motivation & self-help, entertainment including vloggers, gaming, fashion and lifestyle from India. The Entertainer’s Cricket League will turn out to be an ultimate experience for content lover’s across the country. 
“The Entertainer’s Cricket League is not just a tournament; it's a celebration of our community. We’re bringing together entertainment, sports, and our incredible fanbase for an event that promises excitement and fun. I can't wait to lead my team and create some amazing memories on the field.” said Sonu Sharma, Captain, Team Delhi.ECL is also expected to garner over 100 crore viewers across the first season alone since the total followers of the content creator exceeds this number. The league will be broadcast live on an undisclosed broadcast partner which will give fans a reason to witness this extravaganza live. 

Moonmoon Chakraborty honoured in Bangkok

Moonmoon Chakraborty is from kolkotta background but she has grown up in Mumbai since childhood and has received education here. Soon her web series, music video and short film are going to be released. She is working in many projects. She is busy in the field of acting. She has a company named 'Style Agent'. She is also working in many projects under the banner of this company. She has been honored with many awards as a fashion designer, model and actress. Recently she was honored by Mannara Chopra in Bangkok by India International Influencer Award 2024 , where actress Noza Sheikh was show stopper, Sunita S Bawa was creative and Rajesh Rai did the videography,also honored by Isha Koppikar in Bollywood Lifestyle. She has been honored with Dadasaheb Phalke Award, Bollywood Legend by KCF, Rashtriya Ratna Samman, Bollywood Iconic Award, which she has received from legends like famous singer Kumar Sanu and Padma Shri Udit Narayan. Moonmoon has worked in Bengali films as a second lead. She has done modeling and fashion shows, after that she is working in the film industry in Mumbai. She has appeared in music videos of many companies like T Series. Her music video named 'Sundari' is yet to be released. Moonmoon has worked in advertisements of many saree, jewellery and Indian clothing brands. Moonmoon Chakraborty is a multi-talented person. She excels in acting, dancing, fashion designing and modelling. She is a good swimmer, adept at cooking at a different and professional level and is also adept at Judo Karate. Moonmoon always likes to do and learn something new. Moonmoon is proficient in Kathak dance and is also very good at hip-hop and Bollywood dance. She has done a course in fashion designing and has her own brand in which designer clothes are made for many celebs and film actors. 

Joyous Celebration at Novaara: 'Pravaah-The Flow' cast celebrate film's success

The much-anticipated short film "Pravaah - The Flow" has taken audiences by storm with its compelling narrative and stellar performances. The press meet, held at Novaara in Mumbai, saw the film’s star-studded cast, including Sharad Malhotra, Maninee De, and Vikas Bhalla. They all share their unforgettable experiences from the shoot. The film, written, directed, and produced by the talented Simmer Bhatia, is already receiving an impressive number of views, further amplifying its success.
Simmer Bhatia, the creative force behind "Pravaah - The Flow," spoke passionately about her journey in bringing the film to life. "Creating 'Pravaah The Flow' was a dream come true. The cast and crew were incredibly supportive, and their dedication was inspiring. Seeing the positive feedback from viewers is the ultimate reward for all the hard work we put in. We hope 'Pravaah - The Flow' continues to reach more viewers and that they find the same joy in watching it as we did in making it."
"Pravaah - The Flow" has brought together some of the most talented actors in the industry. Sharad Malhotra, known for his dynamic roles, expressed his enthusiasm for the project. "Working on 'Pravaah - The Flow' was a unique experience. The storyline is powerful, and Simmer’s vision made it even more special. I believe our hard work is reflected in the response we are getting." Maninee De, whose performance has been widely praised, shared her excitement about the film's release. "The energy on set was incredible. Each day was a new adventure, and collaborating with such talented co-stars was a joy. The positive response from the audience has been heartwarming." Vikas Bhalla also highlighted the creative journey they embarked on. "From the very beginning, we knew this project was different. The script, the direction, and the camaraderie among the cast made it a memorable experience. It's wonderful to see people appreciating our effort."
The press meet was not just about sharing experiences but also celebrating the success of the film. There was a joyous cake cutting ceremony, followed by high tea for all attendees, adding a touch of warmth and camaraderie to the event. The cast and crew mingled with the press, sharing anecdotes and expressing their gratitude for the overwhelming support. The film features the song "O Baware," Composed and written by the talented Dhrruv Dhalla. The song has been lauded for its captivating melody and has become an integral part of the film's emotional journey. As "Pravaah - The Flow" continues to garner views and positive reviews, already making an impact, the future looks bright for this talented team and their inspiring work.

Anoushka Chauhan: People who follow fashion trends they who don't have their own fashion style

Actress Anoushka Chauhan, who was seen as Maya in the web series Campus Beat, is currently seen in the show Krishna Mohini. The actress says that your fashion should spell who you are and adds that it is important to keep it original. “Fashion is instant language. When human contacts are so quick. It's important to say out loud what you represent and how you want to be seen. It’s not just what you wear or accessories with, it is where you come from, what you believe in and where you are going,” she says.
She adds, “People who follow fashion trends are people who don't have their fashion style. You lose your sense of individuality. Fashion trends are something which are not always environment-friendly too. Is it good to be updated about what's in trend? Yes, but what you wear should be a blend of your fashion style and what's trending. I don't think as an artist I ever felt the need to follow what's in but I surely want to be the trendsetter.”
Ask her if she is comfortable picking up a character whose fashion sense is opposite to how she looks, and she says, “I am open to the idea of playing any kind of character coming from any segment or status of life and lifestyle. whether it is a girl from South Bombay or a girl from Dharavi. It is not even a subject which comes across my mind while selecting a role.”
She adds, “I don't believe that anyone should confuse the reel-life you to the real-life you. What we play on screen is the true depiction of the character we play. But we must step out of it and live our life the way we want to, because otherwise it will kill the beauty of performing art, of cinema.”
Meanwhile, ask her if she feels that one can go overboard in fashion, and she says, “I like to keep it classy and simple, something which depicts what I am. It should be a statement. But something that I definitely won't wear is a black dress. If you are being yourself, then there is nothing called going overboard. But, it is wisely said that when in Rome, be like the Romans. I try to wear something appropriate as per the occasion and the place with a hint of my style,” she says.

Digvijay Singh Rathee opens up on being part of web series 'A Day in Our Lives'

Actor Digvijay Singh Rathee, who is part of the web series 'A Day in Our Lives', says that he finds his character rather challenging. The actor adds that he is not able to relate to his character, which makes it even more interesting.“I portray a character deeply in love with a girl, facing unexpected challenges that add depth to the storyline, promising an enjoyable viewing experience. I find it challenging to relate personally to Karan, as I'm someone who relentlessly pursues what I desire, which made the role a bit demanding for me,” he says. 
The actor, who has been part of reality shows such as 'Roadies - Karm ya Kaand' and 'Splitsvilla X5', says that moving to fiction has been exciting. “Transitioning from reality television, it was tough to set aside my thoughts and fully embody the character. The initial two seasons of this series are particularly appealing to the youth, yet I believe Season 3 will resonate with all age groups,” he says. Talking about working with Raghav Kansal, he says, “Working with Raghav has been a pleasure; his unwavering dedication to his craft is admirable.”