Religion and economic barriers continue to define love in modern India, discovers Preshth Bhardwaj.
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'The idea is to do your best, which I'm sure that we all are doing.' 'When we make mistakes, the idea is to own up to them. And to apologise.'
'At the age of 25, there are still no work offers coming your way, so how do you move ahead in life?'
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It's about the beautiful journey called motherhood.
'In Krrish, I was playing Hrithik's child version.' 'I also did Ishq Vishk with Shahid Kapoor.' 'In Aetbaar, I remember doing scenes with Amitabh Bachchan.'
Neha Saigal recalls her uncharacteristic behaviour on her first transatlantic flight.
'Laapataa Ladies opened a lot of doors for me.' 'I have gotten so much love from audiences and seniors in the industry that it's overwhelming.' 'I get calls from superstars. I'm holding my heart and it's like, "Oh my God, they are calling me? I am their fan and they love my work!"'
'You guys watch, I will be lifting the World Cup also.'
Angry Young Men gloats in Salim-Javed's well-known attributes yet never gains access into the process or passion behind one of Indian cinema's greatest chemistries at work, observes Sukanya Verma.
Mamatha, a 'simple, hard working village girl', battled stereotypes, shaped her body and confidence to become one of India's top bodybuilders.
Shanti Ekambaram, president of consumer banking at Kotak Mahindra Bank, talks about her success mantras, career and money management lessons she learnt, work-life balance for working moms and what India's youth should aspire for.
'Padmini and I are very different people.' 'Our acting styles are very different. She's from a different era.'
Here's a look at some Indian-origin athletes who will be representing their adopted countries at the Paris Games
This Mother's Day, television's famous mums share joys of motherhood.
Flight attendants, football coaches, renegade robots, underwater superheroes, it's all there on OTT this week.
'I've been a villain, I've been a champ, I've been a superhero, I've been a zero, I've been a rejected fan, and I've been a very, very resilient lover.'
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Actor Renuka Shahane talks about motherhood, family and career.
Despite their hectic lives, they still find the time to like a million bucks.
'People have given me so much. That's the biggest award for me. No other award can be bigger than that. It's not like after winning an award, your job is done and you can relax. You still have to work hard.' Diljit Dosanjh gets ready for a new innings in television.
Readers tell us about their first salary and how they spent it.
'Playing Murlikant Petkar changed my life.'
This favourite Holi dish can be made without deep frying the baras or bhalles.
'People are saying that a new star is in the making.' 'It's been 10 years since I came to Bombay, and things are finally happening.'
'Russia is aiming at demoralising Ukraine as a nation.' 'They want to bomb the infrastructure, the electric stations so that regular citizens will not to be able to live, to cook, to give comfort to their kids.'
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Parag credited Sangakkara for making things easier for him as he was easy to approach.
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You might be a supermom but you are still human, says Jennifer Mulchandani.
Read on to know more about the condition and how to deal with it.
When he received his maiden call-up to India's T20I squad for the tour of Zimbabwe, 21-year-old Andhra all-rounder Nitish Reddy felt he has achieved only 50 percent of his goal to make his "Nanna" proud.
'I wanted people to know that women across all ages have an exciting life.'
The US needs to understand that it could potentially lose out on attracting several Netravalkars in the future if it curbs the influx of such industrious Indian immigrants, argues Vishal Menon.
'This is where I grew up. The only business I know is cinema.'
Although he's having a ball shooting for Bade Miyan Chote Miyan with Akshay Kumar in Jordan, Tiger Shroff misses being in Mumbai on his father Jackie Shroff's birthday on February 1.
To future CA aspirants, this is what Sanskruti and Shruti Parolia would like to say: 'The journey is long and tough. Be consistent and persistent. The end result will be rewarding.'
