She's rewriting the rules of glam, one stunning look at a time -- all sophistication and serious slay!
17-year-old Tejasvi Manoj becomes TIME's Kid of the Year 2025 for protecting seniors from cyber fraud.
The young actor proves she can sizzle both on and off screen.
But for those who come to watch Rajini for a larger-than-life, first-day-first-show vibe, he will not disappoint in Coolie, raves Divya Nair.
This festive season, Indian homes are mixing global luxury with personal touches using heirloom fabrics, handmade decor, and nostalgic menus to create celebrations that feel both grand and intimate.
Let your birth number be your style cheat sheet.
Shagun is every bit the Gen-Z style star - part nostalgic, part now and always next-level.
Hill stations are dotted with old military towns or cantonments which can set you off on toy trains, chimney cottages and pine trees.
Kamakshi Bhat is a style spy you won't see coming -- but you won't forget either.
Aahana gives assassin vibes... Kajol has a question...Palak goes to Korea...
It's not just fabric; it's history, heritage and legacy all woven together.
Whether she's channelling modern elegance or earthy drama, she's always camera-ready.
Sunrisers Hyderabad is definitely looking strong this year! Their current performance has fans recalling their 2016 championship run.
They are fascinated by these fabulous fashionable tops.
rediffGURU Pushpa R, founder of Radiant Yoga Vibes, suggests how yoga can help you lead a healthy life.
Bigg Boss 19 has a healthy mix of characters, mostly GenZ and millennials, but without Bigg Boss's interference, it would be boring to watch some of these wannabes vying for individual fame and attention, expects Divya Nair.
After playing the lead in Anupam Kher's Tanvi The Great with verve, the young actress shows off her style sense.
'Am I not happy he was born? Am I not happy he crossed my path when I was walking through a wasteland? Am I not happy that, like a haunting song, he still lingers in my heart?'
'Sometimes vice-captains aren't brilliant captains.'
From social editor to Vogue's new leader, Chloe Malle embraces her 'nepo baby' status, ready to shape the future of fashion media.
She goes "girly" for Designer Aisha Rao.
Her style is rooted in versatility -- elegant when it needs to be, playful when it wants to be.
Her fashion sense -- a seamless blend of glamour, nostalgia and modern edge -- is earning her major style cred.
Off-shoulder outfits showcase your shoulders while adding a playful vibe to your look.
She doesn't just wear outfits -- she injects personality into every look.
From soft glam to structured silhouettes, Helly Shah embraces every outfit with a blend of calm confidence and subtle statement-making.
'Two actors don't necessarily have to get along to create chemistry.'
Maalik Actor Manushi Chillar has taken her fashion game a notch-up by going desi with most of her outfits and rocking each look while promoting the film.
The sheer awfulness of Andaaz 2 really doesn't deserve anyone's time or attention, warns Mayur Sanap.
With their ability to create a laid-back yet trendy aesthetic, these pants pair beautifully with a variety of tops.
From denim and florals to metallics and monochromes, bucket hats are being styled in ways that scream 'casual cool' with zero effort.
A little sparkle, a lot of personality -- Prajakta celebrates herself, and we're here for it.
ChatGPT-5 has been trained to minimise hallucinations and avoid deception.
The temptation for larger-than-life superstardom is understandable but Varun Dhawan is still too much of a Baby to be a John, notes Sukanya Verma.
'This isn't just about my journey -- it's about how powerful honest storytelling can be.'
Let these celebs show you how to combine style with comfort.
Here's a hint: She's the National Crush of India :)
Malavika gets colourful... Nimrat's in a tiger mood... Esha wishes mum Hema Malini on her birthday...
This time, she's making headlines not for her acting but for her unexpected...
He said his government will share details of these people with local authorities from where they claim to have come, so that it can be verified that they are not actually from "across the border".
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