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Flashback
There she is, a simple warm smile sitting coy with the beauty spot on her lips. Long hair adding lustre to the beautiful actor called Rati Agnihotri. Effervescent and impish, the yester year star of Ek Duje Ke Liye watches the on- going event at Fort Ramgarh, often breaking into laughter, clapping and cheering up.
Turning around she sees the cameras zooming in on her, something that she has lived with years now. “One has to move on with time, I have worked with some of the finest actors.
success mantra
Weaving it right
Born into a business family, Suchita Jain has taken forward the legacy. Taking a step ahead from the yarn, she set up fabric unit pretty early in life. “I think being from a business family, one picks up the acumen automatically,” says Suchita who joined work at twenty-two and took on a full-fledged role at twenty-three, soon after her wedding. Two decades later, she is going full steam. Executive director, Vardhman Textiles, Suchita talks of her journey and success mantras.
its happening
Face-to face with Pinto
The Cafia Utsav Literature &Art Trust (CULT) launches itself on Wednesday, May 16, at the UT Guest House with a face-to-face with well-known writer Jerry Pinto. Pinto will read from his much acclaimed debut novel EM and the Big HOOM, published by the new high-end literary publishers, Aleph Book Company, launched last year by Rupa with David Davidar and Ravi Singh as chief editors. He will also interact with the audience.
Fa(c)t finding
There may be some truth to the saying ‘a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips’. Scientists have found that once eaten, fat is stored on the waistline within hours – far faster than previously thought.
Child-like passion
Whether it is the corporate world or the service industry, the economic sector is brimming with job opportunities today. There are only a few, apart from the teaching fraternity, who can resist the lure of the hi-flying corporate world and work with the younger lot.
Tennis coaches Prince and Manjeet with their students
Storm in a tea cup!
When the Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, Montek Singh Ahluwalia, suggested that that he will take up the issue of declaring tea as India’s national drink with the Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry, most tea lovers were ecstatic. But on the other hand, coffee-drinkers were not a happy lot. “It’s not fair as everyone is not fond of tea, some like the milky sweet-bitter taste of coffee,” says Ridhima Arora, a boutique owner from Mohali. Montek Singh Ahluwalia’s suggestion has given a hot new topic for debate, which has generated some bubbling and some boiling responses!
Placing the club on its sole
To complete the set up we have to get the right distance between the feet and the ball. The correct position would be when the sole of the club rests squarely on the ground. This would set the correct angles in the posture – a bend from the hips and a flex from the knees. There would be an angle or cupped position in the wrists (picture 1). If we bend too much from the hips the angle in the wrists would increase and the toe of the club would be well above the ground (picture 2).
Celeb point
The making of Heroine
Shooting for Heroine! The much-talked about and yes, a controversial film too.
Madhur Bhandarkar is known to extract the best performances from his leading
ladies. And the roles he makes are a delight for any actress. Chandni Bar, Page
3, Fashion—all have won awards for the best actress and supporting actress.
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Star track
Genetically endowed
The journey begins…
Heavy, still beautiful!
Inspired by Kat
No to lip-lock
Britney and Demi’s judging factor
Karan poking fun at Katrina?
Fitness advice from Kunal Kapoor
Master of dance
A political tourist
Hilary Swank sues audio-video company
chatter box
Extension plans
Dramatic twists
United we stand
It’s a baby girl!
No comic standing
Indecent exposure
Dancing shoes
Astro turf
The year ahead
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