'We should support cinema that's rooted in our culture and not ape the West.'
If you're looking to channel your inner apsara and turn heads at every event, this trend is exactly what you need. Time to go sheer, sassy and splendacious!
Indian weddings are known for their magnanimity.
From layering gold links to pairing bold chains with sleek outfits, celebrities are redefining how we wear this trend.
'The determination to represent our country is strong when you've seen your dad serve the country.'
Pearls have become 'a thing' because they satisfy a longing for timelessness while remaining adaptable to contemporary tastes.
'Fauji jo hain, woh desh sambhalta hain, border sambhalta hain, hum shehar sambhalte hain (Soldiers protect the country, the border, we protect the city).'
Chilas or kuttu ka aatta pancakes stuffed with vegetables is a fasting treat.
Sari gowns, as Bollywood knows, is the epitome of modern-day elegance.
Sara Ali Khan has a treat in store for her fans. Rediff.com's Mayur Sanap, Hitesh Harisinghani and Afsar Dayatar get the details.
If you're tired of the same old studs and hoops, it's time to throw some drama into the mix. Get ready to cuff it up because this trend is here to make sure your ears are as fabulous as the rest of you!
It's cutouts in all the right places, attitude in all the right doses.
'If there is Sabka Saath, then why are you only talking about Hindu-Muslim?'
Movie star-Minister Suresh Gopi visited Thane over the weekend to campaign for the ruling Mahayuti alliance in Maharashtra.
Celebrities, with their ability to set trends, have played a major role in popularising this contemporary iteration of the bindi.
Overripe bananas, fit for discarding, can make the most gorgeous addition to a chocolate cake.
'BJP's last resort to win the election is to divide people into caste, religion, creed. but it doesn't happen in Maharashtra.'
It's time to stack 'em up and let your wrists do the talking!
In a world where social media reigns supreme, celebrities have turned everyday moments into glimpses of their lives.
'Some say the destination is important, but I would say journey, destination and company.'
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