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Right CLICK
White space, focus, camera, zoom, balance, lighting, face, expressions, the look, angles, postures, props, huh! There’s just too much happening in any photograph; in a portfolio, it is all the more.

Jass Buttar’s model from Scotland

IT’S A BEAUTIFUL DAY
Monsoon revelry in the hills
Greenery is at its best during monsoon, so we introduce you to another green retreat close to Chandigarh. Pine Hills Eco Camp, Barog, not only offers a natural haven away from the traffic and humdrum of the urban world, but also an exciting time in soft adventures.

First-day-first show
Relatively yours
Mummy Punjabi is the ‘New Age Mother India’, with today’s grandeur, intensity, humour and emotions. A complete family entertainer, wherein a Punjabi urban mother balances tradition with her own value system. The movie brings to life her realistic vision of life, the joys, pleasures, as well as the social forces experienced by her and the family. It plays upon the uniqueness of her relationships with her husband and children, and her special relationship with a neighbor who admires her ‘completeness’.

Kick in life!
Martial arts is a comprehensive way to physical, emotional as well as mental health, and Ekjot Kaur, 20-year-old Taekwondo black belt, wants it to be as popular in India as in its country of origin, Korea.

Gyan Zone
Cook your own stuff
The chef, Bella Vista, at the cold counter. With the exotic touch of Europe and appetizing cuisines from Asia, the new chapter of Bella Vista at Panchkula — Bella Asia — opens a fusion journey for tricity foodies. Shares Duddi Reny Manohar, executive chef, "Chandigarh is saturated with so many eating joints that serve regular dishes but here we serve you Mongolian cuisine, which is totally new to this region."

foodies’ delight: The chef, Bella Vista, at the cold counter.

Strings attached!
"Any genre of classical art may be rooted in tradition, but it survives only through innovation; this applies to musical instruments as well. These have to be enriched through the latest available knowledge and technology." says Subhash Ghosh, the designer-creator of the new musical instrument Swar Ragini.

Pre-birth humour
Babies in the womb develop a range of facial movements which can be identified as laughing and crying, research shows.

Astro Turf

The Year Ahead

Chatter Box

Star Track