Bollywood superstar Madhuri Dixit, who made her debut with the film Abodh on August 10, 1984, is marking an impressive 40 years in the entertainment industry. The beloved actress, known for her exceptional talent and enduring charm, plans to celebrate this milestone by reconnecting with her fans. Madhuri Dixit will be touring the USA from August 8 to August 11, 2024, in a special four-city tour aptly titled 'The Forever Queen of Bollywood - Madhuri Dixit.' The megastar will visit New York, Dallas, New Jersey, and Atlanta, providing fans with an opportunity to celebrate this momentous occasion with her.
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Expressing her excitement about the tour, Madhuri Dixit said, "I have always loved meeting my fans because the feedback I get from them is amazing. Sometimes they come up to me and tell me how the various roles I have played in films have impacted their own lives or what kind of roles they would like to see me in. This exchange of thoughts is something I look forward to, and I love getting to know who they are and what their lives are like. I have always cherished these interactions with my fans."
Shreya Gupta, Owner and Founder of Crazyholic Entertainment pvt ltd, is the India promoter of 'The 'Forever Queen of Bollywood - Madhuri Dixit' tour. Talking about the much-anticipated tour, she said. "We all know Madhuri ji as Dhak Dhak girl. It's not just a nickname given to her by her fans, but in true sense she is the heartbeat of her fans all around the world. We are getting very positive and high-octane response for the USA tour. We have worked with many celebrities as a company but being associated with Madhuri Dixit had given us innumerable pleasure. "
It’s very important to seek career counseling: Gunjan Saini
Amazon Mini TV’s Gutur Gu actress Gunjan Saini, who is also a poet, says she chose a few different career paths before becoming an actor. From choosing science in 11th grade to nursing and then acting, she went through some challenging choices and believes it’s important to get career counseling. She said, “I took science in 11th grade due to peer pressure, although my father had advised me to take arts since I had been learning Kathak from the age of 4. He really wanted me to become a professional dancer. After 12th grade, I took the All India Nursing Exam and got into AIIMS Bhopal. I had a neighbor who was a nurse at AIIMS, and she was earning well.”
“Seeing her, I wanted to pursue nursing. In my third year of nursing, I reflected on my love for dancing and acting, which led me to pursue mass communication in Mumbai. I believe it’s very important to seek career counseling. My father helped me decide on nursing and assisted in finding the right college. During the 3rd and 4th years of nursing, when I decided to become an artist, I was on that journey alone,” she added. Gunjan further shared that watching M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story really motivated her to take risks.
When she is indecisive about some choices, she usually seeks advice from her close friends, partner, or management team. She said, “I am blessed to be surrounded by good people who are honest with me. I am a big risk-taker, living as an artist, and no risk can be bigger than that.” “Despite the uncertainty, I am still pursuing my dreams, writing every day with the hope that everything will fall into place. I am at a stage where fear doesn't stop me from taking risks. I love multitasking and keeping myself busy, so I edit my videos myself to stay occupied. Whenever I experience self-doubt, I ask my close ones for affirmations, and their encouragement helps me start hustling again,” Gunjan ended.
Kanwar Dhillon on men wearing make up: It was a taboo, not anymore
Kanwar Dhillon who is seen in Rahul Kumar Tewary and Rolling Tales Production’s Udne Ki Aasha, says that he has observed a significant shift in societal norms regarding men and makeup. Once considered a taboo, makeup for men has now become commonplace. Kanwar believes this change reflects a more inclusive and progressive society, where equality between genders is increasingly valued. He shares, "It was indeed a taboo until a few years ago, but things have changed now. Makeup and fashion have become more inclusive." Kanwar emphasizes that just as women have the autonomy to choose whether or not to wear makeup, men should have the same freedom. This, he suggests, is a matter of personal expression and choice rather than something dictated by traditional gender roles.
The actor appreciates the evolving societal attitudes that no longer stigmatize men for using makeup. "We're living in a very progressive world, and it's a good space to be in," he notes. He highlights that allowing everyone to participate in makeup and fashion fosters a sense of individual freedom and equality. "To each their own. When it comes to makeup, why should only girls have all the fun!" he adds with a smile, advocating for breaking down gender barriers in beauty and self-expression.
'Heer Hai Royi': A Soulful Journey through the Tapestry of Unfulfilled Love
Renowned singer Shibani Kashyap, celebrated for her distinctive voice and emotive performances, has joined forces with the talented composer duo Meet Bros for the mesmerizing new single, "Heer Hai Royi." This poignant ballad, penned by the illustrious lyricist Kumaar, features captivating performances by the talented actors Karishma Modi and Akshay Bindra, whose depth and passion bring the song’s intricate narrative to life. Shibani Kashyap, who first gained widespread acclaim with her iconic hit "Sajna Aa Bhi Ja," continues to enchant audiences with her versatility and powerful vocal renditions. With "Heer Hai Royi," she further solidifies her place in the music industry, delivering a performance that is both heartfelt and hauntingly beautiful.
The song "Heer Hai Royi" weaves a poignant tale of unaccomplished love, capturing the essence of longing and heartache. Shibani's evocative vocals harmonize flawlessly with Meet Bros' soulful composition, creating an immersive musical experience that resonates profoundly with listeners. The seamless blend of heartfelt lyrics and stirring melodies transports the audience into a world where love and sorrow are inextricably linked.
Sumbul Touqeer Khan on Kavita Kaushik retiring from TV due to regressive content
Actress Sumbul Touqeer Khan, who is currently seen in the show Kavya - Ek Jazbaa, Ek Junoon, says that actress Kavita Kaushik bidding adieu from TV due to outdated content shows that TV needs to update its content. She says that it’s time to make big changes. “it is a strong sign. When talented actors leave because of the poor quality of stories, it shows there is a problem. It’s definitely time for the industry to think about making big changes in the kind of content we create,” she says.
Talking about the lack of progressive content on TV, she says, “I believe TV should show more progressive content. I have come across some old-fashioned stories. When that happens, I try to discuss with the team and see if we can make it better and more impactful. I sometimes think of the story as an audience and not an actor who is playing the character to get a better knowledge about the content.” She adds, “I think the industry is slowly changing. There are efforts to bring new and better stories. But it takes time for everyone to accept and embrace these changes.”
Ask her what changes she thinks are necessary for the TV industry to move towards more progressive and inclusive content, and she says, “We need to listen to the audience more and understand what they want. Writers should focus on real-life issues and diverse stories. More creativity and boldness in storytelling will help. I think times are changing and people are more interested in real life rather than reel life.”
She adds, “Actors can choose roles that have a positive impact or characters that leave a lasting impact and are remembered for lifetime. We can speak up about the need for better stories and support projects that bring change.”
Sherleen Dutt: Describing oneself can be complex and nuanced
Honey Trap Squad actress Sherleen Dutt says that it is tough to describe yourself to other people. She adds that we are often different with different people, based on the circumstances. “I am Inquisitive, empathetic, adaptable, knowledgeable, and conversational. Describing oneself can be complex and nuanced, often taking longer than expected as self-perception is multi-faceted and context-dependent. I agree that we present different sides of ourselves to different people based on context, relationship, and comfort levels,” she says. She adds, “Absolutely, there is often a private side that we express when we are alone, which might include vulnerabilities and unfiltered thoughts.” Meanwhile, she says that always being comfortable can limit you. “Staying in our comfort zones can limit personal growth and opportunities for new experiences and challenges. Staying in our comfort zones can limit personal growth and opportunities for new experiences and challenges,” she says.
She adds, “Moving out of comfort zones allows for significant growth and new experiences. For instance, starting to create poetry videos might have been daunting at first, but it likely led to enhanced creativity, self-expression, and a sense of accomplishment.” She says that people often perceive her to be very bold, but she is quite soft from within. “People often see me as a strong and bold actress, but inside, I sometimes cry alone. While I have bold thoughts, I'm not an extrovert. I talk and call my friends very little, and though I have few friends, my connections with them remain consistent, even after years apart. I dislike when people are unclear and prefer not to give or receive lengthy explanations. I believe we all show different sides of ourselves to different people; with some, I'm more extroverted, while with others, I'm more introverted. Overall, I consider myself an ambivert. There is a very emotional side of me that no one knows, and I keep it hidden,” she says.
She adds, “Despite my bold exterior, there's an emotional depth that I rarely share. Moving out of my comfort zone has been essential for my growth. For example, when I first started creating poetry videos, it was a daunting task. However, pushing through that initial discomfort allowed me to explore new creative avenues and express myself in ways I hadn't before.”
K-Pop star Aoora unveils his new single "Thi Thi Thara"
International K-Pop star Aoora has announced the release of enchanting new single, "Thi Thi Thara," a melodious masterpiece celebrating the rich cultural tapestry of South India with Sireesha Bhagavatula and the innovative sounds of FRIDAYYY and Mellow Kitchen, promising to captivate listeners worldwide. “Thi Thi Thara" is a vivid testament to Aoora's profound affection for India and its vibrant culture. With every note and lyric, Aoora embarks on a melodious journey, painting an evocative portrait of South India's serene beauty. The song invites listeners to traverse the tranquil shores, swaying beneath the lofty palm trees, and meander through the bustling streets, all brought to life through Aoora's visionary artistry.
The collaboration with Sireesha Bhagavatula adds an unparalleled depth to the track. FRIDAYYY and Mellow Kitchen infuse the song with their unique sonic flavours, creating a harmonious blend that is both fresh and nostalgic.Its catchy, lyrical refrain will undoubtedly linger in your mind, leaving you murmuring "Thi thi Thara" long after the music fades. This release underscores Aoora's remarkable talent for crossing cultural boundaries, showcasing his ability to bring together diverse musical traditions into a cohesive and delightful masterpiece.
” Creating 'Thi Thi Thara' has been an incredibly enriching experience for me. The song is a heartfelt ode to the vibrant culture and serene beauty of South India. Collaborating with the immensely talented Sireesha Bhagavatula, FRIDAYYY, and Mellow Kitchen brought an authentic and magical vibe to the track. I wanted to capture the essence of South India's spirit, and I hope listeners can feel the love and passion we poured into this project. Shooting the video amidst such breathtaking landscapes was a dream come true, and I am thrilled to share this journey with my fans worldwide”_ *Aoora*
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