Giorgia Andrianis post is giving us some major inspiration

Giorgia Andriani is known to be one of the fittest actors in Bollywood. Known for her impeccable style and fitness, teh actress shared a glimpse into her workout session serving some major Monday Motivation. If you don't have any plans for this V-Day, take inspiration from Giorgia's latest Instagram Post which shows her working out in a fitness studio alongside Yash Birla.The Actress performed some major exercises engaging in a series of impactful exercises that targeted both her gams and torse. Giorgia seamlessly incorporated a dynamic crossfit workout into her routine, demonstrating strength and agility.The vigorous session was followed by a cool-down period where she delved into meditation. Not to forget her work-outfit, the actress choose a simple monochromatic active-wear look where she choose to pair a gray top with light gray shorts and thigh-high socks making a fashion statement, keeping her hair tied in a ponytail with loose bangs to complete her whole look.

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Giorgia Andriani has been an advocate for a healthy and active lifestyle, often sharing snippets of her fitness journey on her social media platforms. From yoga to weight training, the actor embraces a well-rounded approach to staying fit. Her commitment to a disciplined workout routine is not only reflected in her toned and sexy physique but also serves as a source of inspiration for her followers.
Seeing this major motivation we can say Giorgia Andriani showcased a high-intensity training session that highlighted her dedication to staying in shape followed by a small session of cool-down meditation. The Video showed her performing a mixture of intense exercises to bye-bye the Monday blues!Giorgia Andriani's workout post has undoubtedly become the 'Monday motivation' many needed to kickstart their week. Through her dedication to fitness and positive energy, Giorgia continues to inspire a growing community of followers to prioritize their well-being.

Valentine’s Day: Love is the purest emotion a person can feel, says Sherleen Dutt

Unconditional, forgiving, and unwavering; this is what describes love for actress Sherleen Dutt. The actress, who is known for being part of series Honey Trap Squad, says that there is nothing that is purer than love.“Love is the purest emotion that a person can feel. We have all heard the timeless tales of Radha Krishna, Ram Sita and Shiv Parvati; that is what love is. It’s all about forming that unwavering connection with someone that surpasses all obstacles. It’s a bond that is unconditional and relentless. That is love for me. It makes you who you are, and adds so much value to your life,” she says.
Talking about her plans for Valentine’s Day, she says, “This Valentine's Day, as I don't have a special person in my life, I've planned something truly meaningful. I'm dedicating the day to celebrating the purest love – the love of my parents. Instead of focusing on a romantic partner, I'll cherish the time spent with the two individuals who have always been my unwavering support and a source of unconditional love. Valentine's Day, for me, is a day to honour all forms of love, especially the enduring bond with family.”
Love, between a couple, has its own journey, says the actress, adding, “Well, I think that the love before marriage is one full of sparks and anticipation. Nothing compares to the feeling of falling in love with someone, waiting to meet your special someone, talking on long phone calls. Love before marriage is a hopeful phase where you are busy planning your life together. However, love after marriage has its own charm. The bond between a husband and wife is the most profound. It is not only romantic, but transforms into our most important relationship based on trust and understanding.”
Ask her what is her idea of celebrating love, and she says, “I am not someone who equates love with gifts or expensive dates and trips. For me, it’s all about spending time, talking and making memories.”Talking about her learnings on love, she says, “My past relationships have taught me that everything happens for a reason. They have taught me that love can be accompanied by pain, but it is all worth it in the end. Love is about giving freely without anticipating the same in return.”

WHAT! Jyoti Saxena reveals about her brewing romance and Valentines Plan

Valentine's Day brings a wave of love along with it, every February 14, giving people everywhere the warrant to be extra cheesy and mushy. As Valentine's Day approaches, the air fills with anticipation and romance, and for actress Jyoti Saxena, it's no different. Jyoti Saxena is also looking forward to this Valentine's Day as the actress is not going to be spending the day alone but is going to be spending the day with a special one. Yes, you heard it right, the actress is formally in love and is planning to celebrate this Valentine's Day with the love of her life.
Actress Jyoti has always been tight-lipped about her personal life but ahead of Valentine's Day actress opened up for the first time and shared her special Valentine's Day plan to break the hearts of many admirers she also revealed her special Valentine.Jyoti Saxena says, "This Valentine's is going to be a very special year for me as this Valentine I will be spending time with the love of my life. And being in love I feel is such a surreal and the most amazing feeling that everything around you makes you smile, remembering your special one."
Talking about her plans she says, "This Valentine we will be spending time with each other, by going on a special dinner date and long drive with our fav songs and I have also planned to surprise him with something very special."When asked about her relationship and the man of her dreams, Jyoti says, "I have always been a private person in my life, and want to reveal the man when we both feel is the right time, Yes I am seeing someone, who is my comfort zone, the guiding light of my life. As we both are into the same profession but still we want to keep our personal life private and vivid all the limelight."
This news has surely broken the hearts of many fans but we hope that Jyoti reveals more details about her mysterious romance and her special one soon to the world, one thing's for sure – Jyoti Saxena knows how to keep us on our toes.On the work front, Jyoti will soon be making her Big Bollywood debut with an action film.

Sumbul Touqeer celebrates 100 episodes of beloved show Kavya – Ek Jazbaa, Ek Junoon 

Sumbul Touqeer's distinctive show marks its 100th episode, winning hearts with a unique storyline that sets it apart from conventional daily soaps. The audience's love for the show is undeniable, making it a standout success.Dr. Shahrin Ahmad from Canada who is an admirer of Sumbul from Canada had especially taken the initiative to make the completion of 100 episodes special. He ensured that all the cast was present and he even brought gifts for everyone. The role of Sumbul's fans in her progressing career can't be denied.
On being asked how does she feel about Kavya adding to her career graph she says, "I am satisfied as an actor. The character has many dimensions and depth. Fans are loving the show. I am showered with appreciation messages on social media from all over the world. I try to read as many messages as I can. It is fans adulation which drives me to work hard"
The warmth of the audience's appreciation echoes the show's impact, solidifying its special place in the hearts of viewers. Sumbul Touqeer's commitment to delivering heartfelt performances continues to be a driving force, ensuring an enduring connection with her dedicated audience.

Designer Anjali Phougat: Love is not just with being with someone, but about their happiness

For designer Anjali Phougat, love is more to do with how happy and fulfilled someone, who is dear to us, is, rather than them being an active part of our lives. She says that possessing someone is not her idea of loving them.“Love, for me, is an unconditional feeling of happiness and fulfilment. Seeing happiness in the lives of those I adore is what love means to me. I am someone who does not believe in possessing someone, or just being with someone, just because I love them. Even if they are not an active part of my life, but they are content where they are, that is enough for me,” she says.
Talking about Valentine's Day, she says, “I don't believe in days. I mean it's just a little extra day and I don't just spend Valentine's with just my husband. We celebrate it as a family, with my daughter, my dog and my colleagues. It's just the way I function.”She adds that love changes as we grow in life. “Love changes and grows, and so does your relationship with your significant other. More than love, it is more of a responsibility that comes in after marriage. When we respect each other and mutually coordinate, respect each other's decisions, that’s what love is for me after marriage. The idea of celebration of love is very beautiful because we should celebrate because life is nothing without love,” she says.
She adds, “Love is fun, and we should always have that zeal, passion, fun, and something that gives us excitement in our lives. My learning is love is about letting go, love is about detachment. Love is about not getting attached to something or someone emotionally. When we don’t try and control the one we love, the situation magnetizes, it gravitates towards us.”

Sayantani Ghosh on Dahej Daasi: My character is the narrative driving force in the story

Be it negative as it may, some grey characters are essential to a story, and actress Sayantani Ghosh’s role in Dahej Dassi is an example to this. The actress plays the role of Vindhya Devi,the antagonist in the Do Dooni 4 Films production.“There are some characters which are integral to the progression of the story, and my character is like that. While it is a dark role that I play, my character is clearly the narrative-driving force and everything revolves around her actions. She is the Maha Sarpanch of 50 villages, and the Dahej Daasi comes to her house. It's a very powerful and authoritative role. She's like the king, and she rules; things work according to her wishes and all the traditions. For her, more than anything, more than life or God, her respect is important. As the story progresses, her ideologies clash with Chunri's, and the story moves ahead. Apart from that, she's a super powerful woman who believes in her principles, and for her, her self-respect is of utmost importance,” she says.
Talking about playing a Rajasthani character, she says, “The experience is rather personal for me as my in-laws, though Pahadi but are from Jaipur. I told everybody, my mother-in-law and sister-in-law, that I am playing a Rajasthani character, and, they too, were so excited. Of course, it is challenging to pull off a Rajasthani character, especially the accent, but I am totally prepared for this challenge. We have had workshops where were given special training regarding the dialogues. Besides this, Vindhya Devi is a strong woman, not only mentally, but physically as well. When she stands, it’s always straight, she never slouches. So I have been making sure to perfect my posture.”
She adds, “like I said though my in-laws are Pahadi, they hail from Jaipur and we are talking using words like Bindani, Atthe, Maare, so the language, the demeanor, clothes, everything is exciting for me. I am wearing a lehenga with a shirt, pallu on my head and a bindi!”
Ask her if she connects to her role, and she says, “Well, her strength is inspiring and that is something that I relate to. She’s made a strong position for herself in a male-dominated world, and that is really commendable. Besides this, she loves her family, especially her son. This love for family is of course a commonality. But yes, there is a bad side to her as well and that is rather challenging for me to portray as I am not like that. But that’s the fun of acting, right? You get to play roles that are diverse from how you are. To be able to portray a character that is not you I think that's where the expertise of an actor lies and I'm happy that I'm getting an opportunity to play Vindhya Devi.”

Manish Goplani’s Shravani completes 250 episodes

There are some shows and characters that will always be special for an actor, and one such project for actor Manish Goplani, it is Shravani on Sheemaro Umang TV. Produced by Do Dooni 4 Films (Ravindra Gautam and Raghuvir Shekhawat), the show is standing at crucial milestone of completing 250 episodes.“The show has been very special for me and I am overjoyed at completing half a century in the show. The team has been great and the cast comprises of very supportive artists and a peaceful environment of shooting. I will be completing 54 episodes soon,” says Manish.
Talking about how he connects with the show, he says, “There are very few characters that touch your soul, and this is one of them. The character, I’m playing has a journey of emotional attachment and friendship with Shravani so we (me and the director sir) are taking proper steps after a good discussion for the character for his journey to be portrayed as it needed.”
The actor adds that the role of Rohan is something that comes naturally to him. “I have never been so carefree when it comes to a character. Rohan is someone who is not very challenging to play. However, I wouldn’t say it was absolutely easy too, as he had his own layers. But yes, one thing that I can say with complete conviction is that the graph of this character comes naturally to me,” he says.
Talking about working with Do Dooni 4 Films’ Ravindra Gautam and Raghuvir Shekhawat,” he says, “It's a pleasure working with such hard-working yet gentle human beings. They are very friendly which makes it easier for an artist.”
Meanwhile, talking about the changes he has noticed on the small screen. “TV has been a constant part of my life, and nothing much has changed for me. I was learning and I am still learning a lot from it. About the industry, it is, of course, growing day by day technically and the speed of this growth is way faster than earlier which is good,” he says, adding, “It's always like a learning experience in TV the amount of drama we shoot on TV and the technicalities behind has always been a great learning experience for me.”