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Love is in the air
An Air force station can pretty much be an unusual place for a movie promotion, but the name Mausam justifies everything. So, bang on time (Celebrity actors reaching on time is a rarity), the star cast of the movie Shahid Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor make an appearance at the air force station at an organised press interaction (Well organised are yet another rare phenomenon) on Sunday evening. No time lost, it was straight 'lets get to the point about the movie.'
The obvious volley was received in nice spirit by the otherwise shy actor Shahid. Controversy — regarding a nod from the air force- this had to be it. "The movie Mausam has been shot keeping all considerations in mind. We have tried to keep the script and the treatment as genuine as possible. There is a slight issue with a 30 second shot that would be taken care of," shares Shahid ready for more darts. Working with father Pankaj Kapoor, the director of the movie and also working as a spot boy on the sets, the mention brings a smile on Shahid's face. "I had to literally run after my father to get him to write the script of Mausam. He took his time and only after he was convinced about the subject, and whom he would cast as an actor, did he write the script. My father took nearly two years to say yes to the project," he says. And what was working as a part time spot boy on the sets. Smiles, "It was like going back to the acting school and doing everything. On sets I am an actor, at the same time I am working with my father. So, I do whatever is expected of me as a son." Oops, there you go. In all this conversation, did we forget to drop in an important name? It would be crime, or lets say a fashion crime not miss out on this one. All this while, a petite, traditionally dressed in white churidaar actor looks on. Sonam Kapoor, the fashion icon held on the glass she was served juice in! Quiet like she holds on to her chirpiness. The radar is shifted, reasons for working in Mausam. "It is a love story and I guess everybody in my generation needs some dream. Besides, Mausam has love has the bottomline, which is change from otherwise corruption and terror that we face everyday," provides Sonam. Hey, how can we not ask her about the plain and simple look she carries in the movie? No make up could be horrifying for any actor. "It wasn't. I carried the no make up in Delhi 6, so I didn't have any problem in Mausam. Besides, I would take just 10 minutes to get ready for the shoot. By the way Shahid takes much long to get ready," she adds with a puckish grin, shifting the radar on Shahid, the actor who sports a neat look for the movie. Style statement
"I like being both an actor and getting dressed stylishly. I would soon be working with my sister Rhea again on a film project. In fact, the girls in Delhi and Chandigarh pretty much liked the movie Aisha. I am excited about my upcoming movie Players, action thriller directed by Abbas Mustan, starring Bipasha Basu, Bobby Deol and Abhishek Bachchan. Jasmine@tribunemail.com
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Churning out chartbusters
In Chandigarh, on Saturday for a party at a club, Suketu shared what makes him rock, "My mantra is to keep it simple. I revere the original song. The only reason that I am in business is because of original, beautiful song so I don't mess with it. I just add a few beats here and there, stay away from too much of masala or rap and it's ready," he shares. Suketu has been all over - hosting happening parties, being part of competitions, collaborating with musicians world over. His recent has been remixed tracks for the soon-to-release movie Aazan in which he has worked with music director duo Salim-Sulaiman. He's looking forward to collaborate with famous DJ Ashley Wallbridge next. Suketu stands by the remixes, whatever the world says, "They are an excellent way to connect youth to old melodies. I myself wouldn't have known so many wonderful songs had I not been remixing," says Suketu who loves to listen to original tracks in his spare time. Having established in the world of remixes, Suketu is ready to change his track now. "It's the original scores that I am keen on doing. Bollywood is big today and it's here that I want to make use of my potential," he shares. Despite his long innings in the industry, Suketu still trains like a newcomer. "Listening and playing at least three to four hours a day is part of my routine," he shares. "I want to know what's new, what works, so, I work hard on music before I go and play in a party," he adds. Music scene has changed remarkably ever since he joined the industry, Suketu, shares his insight, "When I started playing for parties some 15 years back it was the English music that ruled. There was very less of Hindi music. But, thanks to remixes and music directors churning out music for the younger generation, it's mainly Bollywood and Punjabi music that rules at parties now," he shares. Suketu is happy playing in Chandigarh after long, "I have played here before, but, it's been a long time. I like the energetic, enthusiastic party people here," he shares. "I am not hesitant introducing new numbers because people are open to it. A little announcement about the new track and party-goers are ready to groove," says Suketu. mona@tribunemail.com
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Britney's spiritual training
Pop star Britney Spears sees exercise as a spiritual thing because it helps refresh her mind as well as body. However, the Toxic singer loves eating junk food and doesn't compromise on that. "She does not think about the calories in the food, just that she likes it. She loves greasy food and creamy sweets and hates fruit and vegetables," a source said. —
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Happy genes
Scientists believe they have identified the happy gene that makes us look on the bright side of life. Scientists then measured how the volunteers' genes transported the mood chemical serotonin around the body. People with short versions of the gene had stronger reactions, both positive and negative. But those volunteers with the long gene type expressed less reaction. Elaine Fox, who led the study, said: "Those with the long version often fare best in fairly benign conditions. But they might not gain so much from a good experience." "When times are really bad or really good, those with the highly reactive short genotype either go under or really benefit," she added. —
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Back to basics
"Gharana literally means a particular musical or dancing tradition belonging to a family for a specific period of time having influences over its three successive generations. However, now a days the artists keep their art enriched imbibing the best from other gharanas, which rightly applies in my case." opines Shyam Kartik Mishra, a Kathak classical dancer from Dehradun. Coming from a family of kathak exponents, having allegiance to Benaras
gharana, he graduated from Dehradun and learnt dance from his father Pandit Prabhu Shanker. Presently he is following Guru Rajendra Gangani of Jaipur gharana. "In fact every gharana creates its own aura and symbolises its salient features evolved by the gurus and performers," says Shyam Mishra, UP Sangeet natak akademi awardee in Chandigarh for a performance at Randhawa auditorium on the invitation of Pracheen Kala Kendra. He is here with seven of his family members, all accomplished dancers or musician including cousin Sharda Mishra, his co dancer for jugalbandi. Says Shyam Mishra " As you know the dominant character of Indian classical music and dance is purely improvisation and you will agree that every artist is both a creator, composer and performer. So, close relationships help in developing instant understanding of dance moves". Recalling his series of solo and jugalbandi performances in Europe especially Switzerland and France Shyam Mishra extols the receptive audience who watch any performance with rapt attention. Commenting on dance reality shows on television, he expresses gratitude to the learned judges who advise contestants to learn basics of dance, which means work for us and more disciples at my Nrityanjli dance school.
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stress buster
This is only because we have not learnt how to manage our time well. Time Management skills are simple practical techniques that have helped people in business sport and public services reach the pinnacle in their careers. Even ordinary people have changed their lives. Time Management Skills make you highly effective by showing you how to identify and focus on activities that give you the greatest returns. Beating Work Overload is the KEY to Stress
Management. Work smart not hard I always used to admire my Math's Teacher who seemed to be happy all the time while I spent hours agonising over everything. Swimming in the evening and playing tennis regularly were her forte, while we struggled with our theorems. I discovered Effective Time Management was her strategy. 'Time is really the only capital a human being has and the only thing he can't afford to waste. - Thomas Edison How well do you manage your time? Most people feel overload and work late to meet their deadlines. Some go from one crisis to another and this is terribly stressful and demoralising. If we manage our time we are exceptionally productive at work and our stress levels drop. We can devote time to interesting high reward projects that can enhance are careers and make us happier. Strategies for effective time management Make a To Do list Prioritise the tasks on your list and get rid of the nagging feeling that you have forgotten something. Set a personal goal This will give you a destination and vision to work. Do you know where you would like to be in six months or ten years from now. If not set a goal immediately. Prioritise Make an urgent/important matrix to create a distinction between what is urgent and what is important. An Action Important Matrix helps you to know if a task is high yield OR low value. Fill in the work. Manage distractions Whether they come from phone calls, emails, chats on the Internet or clients, they prevent us from achieving the flow. So just try to minimise distractions and learn to manage interruptions. Procrastination Learn strategies to beat this habit. Find a useful action plan. Try and make small portions of your large work, so that you feel like doing small chunks at a time. Don't take on too much Learn to say no to people. Try not to be a micromanager and trying to do all tasks yourself because you can't trust anyone. Let go. Take a break A short walk, a cup of coffee, a small chat is refreshing. Avoid multitasking Sometimes this can get stressful. Rectify mistakes Don't think 'I know it all.' We are humans and prone to faltering just recognise and improve. Managing time makes us stress free and happy. (Singh is a Chandigarh based psychotherapist)
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Star track
John Abraham says that he never said no to experiments when it came to picking roles: an alcoholic lawyer in Jism, a thief in Dhoom, a journalist in Kabul Express, a photographer in Dostana, a singer in Saat Khoon Maaf. But now the phase is over.
"I am not dependent on any films. I try to experiment with roles, like I did in Kabul Express, Jhootha Hee Sahi and others. Force is my first commercial masala movie, hope it does well. It is a very interesting film," said John. "People used to tell me to do commercial films but I like experimenting and so I continued with it. All new directors come to me as they know I will take up risks. I know experiments are more prone to failure at times. Force is not an experiment. With Force, the experimentation phase is over." Force is a remake of the Tamil film Khaka Khaka. "Force will be an entertaining film. It has every element, be it comedy, action, romance, drama. I feel comedy is the safest bet. These days action films are doing well. I hope my film does a decent business. I hope the film gets appreciated," said John. About the co-star Genelia, he said, "She is a chirpy and bubbly person. This is the first film where she would look sensuous and beautiful." Force is set to release on September 30. After Force, John would be seen in a comic flick with Akshay Kumar in Desi Boyz and Housefull 2, and in Race 2 with Saif. Also in the pipeline are Shootout at Wadala and I, Me Aur Main. On his relationship status, John said, "I would like to say that I am single. I am not married...I am happy." John was in a relationship with actor Bipasha Basu. —
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Taking baby steps
Not many would remember the actor Amrita Prakash who has done small roles in big banner films like Karan Johar's We Are Family, Rajshri's Vivaah and Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi. But now this pretty girl-next-door is set to debut as a lead actor under a new banner.
Amrita would star in writer-director Pammi Somal's upcoming film Na Jaane Kabse. "I am blessed to have worked with good people and I hope to continue with it. Post Vivaah I had few offers of supporting roles but I was not keen on that. I wanted to do lead roles," Amrita said. "It was quite a risk for me...as it was a new banner, new director. But I had faith in the script. She (Pammi) has delivered a good film. I had no second thoughts on that. I am open to working with anyone, be it a big banner or a small banner." Amrita made her acting debut on silver screen with Anubhav Sinha's Tum Bin where she played the role of a sister to the lead actor; in Vivaah, she played Amrita Rao's younger sister. "I am excited about doing a full-fledged role in Na Jaane Kabse," Amrita said. "When I went for narration I liked it. It is easy-go romantic-comedy. I could completely relate to the character, Anjali. It is a sort of like Kareena's character in Jab We Met. The movie is slated to release in September-October. Ask her about how comfortable she is wearing skimpy outfits and delivering intimate scenes, Amrita says, "I am not very comfortable. I will stick to my boundaries. I want to do films that people can watch with family." Besides Na Jaane.., Amrita is busy with a thriller movie. "I am working on a thriller. It is a serious mature role. I am excited about it. There is a new director making it. It should release early next year," she said. — PTI
Of small screen and big breaks
Whether it's Preity Zinta, Shilpa Shetty, Raveena Tandon or Madhuri Dixit, many of Bollywood's top actors have made their presence felt on the small screen and the medium gives them a career choice after films, says Juhi Chawla, who is returning to the tube.
"The fact that TV gives me life beyond films is what I find very interesting. It keeps you in circulation. Prior to this, for an actor, it was the silver screen and after that nothing because there were no avenues," Juhi said in an interview. Heroines in Bollywood do not enjoy too long a career span as opposed to male actors. But Juhi feels TV has given them an option. The 43-year-old is herself quite active on television. She was earlier seen as a judge on dance reality show Jhalak Dikhla Jaa, and will now host Badmaash Company, a children's chat show that will go on air on Colors on Sep 17. According to Juhi, celebrities' perception about TV has transformed too. "About 10 years ago, we thought that television is not a thing to do, but now there is such a burst in the media, TV is in almost every home, the viewership is massive, so it's great! "Also, now so many other film personalities have taken a plunge in television. From Amitji (Amitabh Bachchan) to Hrithik Roshan...everyone is there. It's very acceptable now and you can use it to your interest," she said. "I don't have to do television if I don't like anything. I would only do it if I like something, but the fact is that I have a medium now that I can utilise," added Juhi, who is stepping into the shoes of an anchor for the first time with Badmassh Company. The mother of two children - Jhanvi, 10, and Arjun, eight - explained that although the show was challenging, she thoroughly enjoyed being a part of it. "It's a very refreshing concept and it's such a sunshine kind of show you could watch it in the worst of your moods and it will make you happy. In this show, the kids are not told what to say and what not to say; so sometimes what they say is so amusing. So I really enjoyed it.”—
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Kate's jewel association
Hollywood star Kate Hudson is all set to launch her jewellery line called CH+KH. The 32-year-old Almost Famous actor has collaborated with longtime friend Laurie Lynn Stark, who owns Los Angeles-based jewellery brand Chrome Hearts.
"It occurred to us, we spend all of this time together - why don't we make something?" she said. Whereas Stark adds, "We used a lot of aquamarines because Kate loves them, but, to me, they also evoke her personality. She's so open and light." The bohemian-inspired, ultra-feminine pieces can be purchased at selected Chrome Heart boutiques. — PTI
Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn my style icons: Priyanka Chopra
Bollywood diva Priyanka Chopra said that she idolises yesteryear Hollywood icons Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn when it comes to fashion and style.
"In Hindi films I always used to like Mumtaz and in Hollywood films I always loved Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn. I really liked them a lot," said Priyanka while addressing a programme of a fashion tour. Priyanka, however, had a word of advice. "I always want to tell young girls that they should find out the dress that they are comfortable in and that suits their personality. They should not look at what big stars are wearing. Always try to find a dress in which you are comfortable," said Priyanka. — IANS
Robber in disguise
Hollywood superstar Leonardo DiCaprio, who visited a jewellery store wearing dark glasses and a hooded top, was almost mistaken for a robber by a shop assistant.
The 36-year-old Titanic star is currently in Australia filming Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby and he took sometime out of his hectic schedule to visit Sydney's Family Jewels shop. A sales assistant working behind the counter - who has been named Linda - feared the worst when she saw two burly bodyguards enter the store before DiCaprio walked in, disguised in shades, a hood, and a baseball cap. "Linda was working on her own and I was next door grabbing a coffee. Linda was serving a customer when the two big bodyguards approached. The customer sees what's happening and says, 'This doesn't look good'. "Linda sent the customer next door to get me, thinking the shop is about to be robbed by these guys. By the time I get in there Linda had realised who she was serving and let me know everything was all right," said the shop owner. — PTI
A novel star
Hollywood actor Keira Knightley will star in director Joe Wright's adaptation of the epic Leo Tolstoy novel, Anna Karenina. The 26-year-old will be seen opposite Jude Law and Aaron Johnson in the film. "Joe Wright will direct the epic romance Anna Karenina, adapted from Leo Tolstoy's classic novel by Academy award winner Tom Stoppard. The Working Title Films production will commence filming in the UK and Russia this month," said an announcement by the production company.
Wright has worked with Knightley on literary adaptations twice before with movies Pride & Prejudice and Atonement. Anna Karenina was published in 1873, the novel is considered one of the world's great pieces of literature and is the story of love within the Russian aristocracy. Knightley first came to national attention after starring in 2002 comedy drama Bend It Like Beckham. She gained international recognition following her appearance opposite Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean. The actor is currently filming alongside Steve Carell in Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, which is the story of a man who tries to find his childhood sweetheart before an asteroid crashes into the Earth. —
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Great expectations
Hollywood actor Anne Hathaway says she was under a lot of pressure when she was filming One Day because the book it is based on is so well loved.
Hathaway, 28, who stars along Jim Sturgess in the highly-anticipated movie adaptation of David Nicholl's romantic novel, was surprised when she learnt how highly regarded her character Emma is, a website reported. "Well I didn't realise how deeply loved the character was when I signed on to play Emma. I wish I didn't really know! It became even larger when people kept asking me, 'So you're playing Emma? Will you be doing this with the character? Will you be doing that?' I'm like, 'Oh my gosh, people know every word of this book!' "I quickly realised I was going to disappoint a lot of people. People have their own idea about who these characters are and how they act and how they sound," she said. However, the brunette beauty did struggle to deal with the criticism and weight of expectation. "I'm a book lover. I feel possessive of my beloved stories as well but I am also a movie lover. I know that there are things you can do on screen that you can't do with a book. Often, a book will be wonderful in a different way," she added.
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No looking back
Pop diva Madonna refuses to look back on her past as she says she only wants to concentrate on her future. "I don't think much about the past, to tell you the truth. I'm too busy looking forward," she said. Madonna, who is currently promoting new movie W E which she directed, also says people should stop worrying about having the perfect life and be content with what they've got. "Stop striving for perfection because there is no such thing. We have to look beneath the surface and I think that we can't take it personally and literally. We can't judge a book by its cover; you have to read the book. "How do you expect to know a person? You can't expect to know who they are by reading an article in a magazine about them. We live in a society that is obsessed with celebrities and it's pretty easy to get famous very quickly now," she said. —
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Chatter box
Ragini Khanna
I love the Bugatti Veyron but it is one of the most expensive cars in the world, so I don't think I will be able to buy it ever. I wish I could drive it at least once. It is a super fast car with a speed of over 400 km/hr. It is awesome but it might never work on Indian roads. Actually, I should say it isn't meant for Indian roads. Currently, I drive a Volkswagen which is a cool car. Vivian D' Sena I can't afford it, but I love a Lamborghini. I love its unique shape. Recently I saw Hyundai's latest launch called Avante and I think it is perfect for Indian roads. I drive a Hyundai Verna currently and while buying a car I don't look for mileage as no car can give you more than or even 30 km/hr. and I also hate diesel cars. So I look for reasonable prices, look and general driving experience. Sana Sheikh As I have a petite frame, I love small cars. Once I had gone to check out a Scorpio but my friends discouraged me and suggested it was too big for me, I wouldn't be able to maneuver it well so I didn't buy it. Maruti 800 was the first car I ever bought and later I got a Ritz, which I simply love. My dream car is an SUV
CRV. Karan Kundra Rolls Royce Phantom is my dream car as it is bold and magnetic. I guess it makes a statement no one can miss. I do plan to own one someday. I currently enjoy driving Ford
Endeavour. Hiten Tejwani Any car which can hold it self against the bad Indian roads, potholes, traffic and rains is a good car and my dream car. I don't look for hi-fi models when I look at cars to buy but one that is efficient. I drive a BMW which is a good, strong car and hasn't given me any trouble at all. For now, that is my dream car. Kinshuk Mahajan Audi Q7, the full-size luxury crossover SUV is my dream car. I have a fascination for it. I don't know when would I be able to afford it but I have a huge crush on it for sure. I drive a Honda City currently and I love driving it. An SUV makes driving easier on Indian roads as you crossover potholes without too many jerks. — HRM.
Karan V Grover I would love to own a BMW X6 which is a mid-size luxury car. It is sleek and one of those high-end cars. It is a fascinating car with a superb look and design. I do plan to own it one day though I currently drive a Honda. Beemer fan:
Exciting Comeback
Born on April 2, 1952, model-turned-actor Deepak Prashar, was a successful model before entering the tinsel town. After a fairly long sabbatical from the silver-screen and small screen he is back with producer Dheeraj Kumar's social drama Neem Neem Shahad Shahad which is already on air on Sahara One Television. He is best remembered for his role in film Nikaah. The team of Creative Eye Productions has made place for Deepak's role in the family show. He is more than happy with the turn as it is the best role he has done. He talks about the show and his work.
How do you feel about your comeback to the silver screen? Yes, I am fairly excited about it. I am playing Chimanbhai. My character is totally different and I hope audience will like it. Tell us your background in the field of acting? I have done 87 films and more than 60 serials. I have done films like Sharaabi, Insaaf Ka Tarazu, Purani Haveli, Aap To Aise Na Thy and shows like Kahin To Hoga, Chandramukhi, Swabhimaan. Currently, I am doing Neem Neem Shahad Shahad. Is Television your career priority after making a comeback? I am not a career-oriented person, had I been so, I would have a long films to talk about. How do you prepare your role? Frankly, I do not prepare for role. All that I do is just understand about my role overall and always try to give it my own inputs. Actor Vidya Sinha also makes her comeback with this show. How was it working with her? Vidya Sinha who made her debut in Rajnigandha in 1974, is a talented actor. It was really nice to share the screen space with her in Neem Neem Shahad Shahad. What about the chances of the serial being a successful? I hope the social drama does extremely well. It is a well made, well scripted show. So I hope it will work! What are the new trends emerging in the production of TV software? The making of a good serial is akin to making a film. It is almost like a small-film. — Dharam Pal
Astro turf
ARIES: Stick to your work and avoid new territories because this is not a day for clear thinking or making decisions. An imminent journey can put you in emotional turmoil. These are unfounded fears. Tarot message: Be articulate to prevent people from making their own conclusions. Lucky colour: Yellow. Magic number: 39.
TAURUS: An enthusiastic mood is encouraged by your card “The World”. Be careful not to over-commit yourself. Your loved ones may not be as enthusiastic about your plans. Your effort will not go unnoticed. Tarot message: Do not divest assets or transact in uncertain matters. Lucky colour: Sky blue. Magic number: 48. GEMINI: Thoroughness will be your key to success. Studious persons may be preparing for an exam. Try to avoid getting caught up in conversations that divert you from your course. Tarot message: Balance in all aspects is recommended. Lucky colour: Peacock green. Magic number: 63. CANCER: Conflict between your private and professional life can test your abilities. Strong views on politics might entice you to get up and speak at a public forum. This could lead to bigger and better things. Financial commitments will be honoured. Tarot message: Emphasis on spiritual needs. Lucky colour: Metallic grey. Magic number: 28. LEO: The card “The Devil” suggests that of your relationships can be shaken. Start worrying about what can go wrong, and problems will start to crop up. A temptation to overindulge might not be good for your credit card debt. Tarot message: Don't forsake a new learning opportunity because of pride. Lucky colour: Turquoise. Magic number: 56. VIRGO: Follow a good routine of exercise and diet to make sure you keep good health. Focus on the little things that need to be done and stick to routines. You are probably better off at home tonight, reading a good book. Tarot message: Plan your life to avoid the in-built delays that comes your way. Lucky colour: Peach. Magic number: 27.
LIBRA: You could have accidents simply because you forget to look before you leap. Be careful with your financial situations. It could be easy for you to borrow more than you need. Tarot Message: Yet work could pose certain minor difficulties but don't worry. Lucky colour: Rainbow pastels. Magic number: 30. SCORPIO: Flattery, charm and a willingness to be bold will bring success. There may be some last-minute changes that will put you on the edge of your seat. New people are moving into your sphere of relationships. Tarot message: Your determination to succeed will pay dividends. Lucky colour: Saffron. Magic number: 50. SAGITTARIUS: You might be able to meet someone special today. This is a great day for socializing once you get going. Do your best and you will be welcomed. Tarot message: Must learn to accept responsibility for self and others. Lucky colour: Silver grey. Magic number: 44. CAPRICORN: The card “Ten of Pentacles” promises self-confidence so trust your instincts today. You have the capability to cope with every situation. Just stay on top of your emotions if you want to pull things off successfully. Tarot message: Set the unpleasant set of events into motion. Lucky color: Sea green. Magic Number: 35. AQUARIUS: For singles, it will help you attract someone new. An intimate connection with that special someone is worth pursuing no matter how difficult. Health problem could slow you down. Tarot message: Use your instinct to get into the top circle of power. Lucky colour: Deep red. Magic number: 46. PISCES: A restless atmosphere could pervail. Follow through on unfinished projects and tasks and enjoy the creative energy that is enhanced. Don't let an opportunity pass you by as there may be untold benefits awaiting you. Tarot message: Don't be dismissive of advice from youthful origin. Lucky colour: Pink. Magic number: 25.
The year ahead
If your birthday is September 12...
Being born on the 12th day of August is likely to add a bit of vitality to your life. You are subject to rapid ups and downs. The energy of three allows you to bounce back rapidly from physical and mental setbacks. There is a restlessness in your nature, but you seem to be able to portray an easygoing attitude. If you are already in a relationship, arrange a stimulating evening for your amour. Go for a play, concert, or a reading session. Business: Help is on the way as the week begins, at least with you around. While you're making everyone else's work life smoother, don't forget your own goals and agenda. Yes, you're collecting good karma, but getting specific about what they can do for you keep the cycle going. Career: Work will run smoothly. The best part is the relationship you have established with colleagues and freelancers. Those who work in a team or have contact with the public will be favored by the stars. Education: Your communication skills will be called upon during this period on different occasions for various reasons. Don't be afraid to socialize, once you realise that you are actually an interesting person things will go lot smoother. This will be a busy period, but a satisfying one none the less. Family: Normally, you enjoy the company of others and joviality around your home. Today, however, if you feel the need for privacy, don't be afraid to ask. Above all, encourage harmony and cooperation today. You may find that fatigue is hard to struggle through or, you 'get fed up' with the behaviour of a family member. Finance: Financial transactions will improve significantly. If you are looking for money, that time would be more suited for asking for a raise or renegotiation of a contract. This week is more about relationship then finance. Mood: Going from one extreme to the other. Compatible signs: Virgo and Sagittarius. Lucky colours: Dark green and Brown. Lucky days: Friday and Sunday. Lucky numbers: 7, 11, 13, 14, 43.
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Each ribbon on an Air Warriors chest narrates a story, an Air Force officer at the conference had mentioned. Mausam too one in the seasons of love.
He's the king of music. His remixes are the anthems of any party. Woh Lamhe, Bin Tere Sanam, Adat come from DJ Suketu's stable and have been appreciated by music lovers for long. Don, Golmaal 3, No Problem, Kalyug, Zahar, Omkara and Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna, Suketu has been giving remix hits for the last decade and a half.
'I wish I could just chill, but where's the time? How many of us are constantly envying our friends who seem to be having a good time despite their busy lives while we whine. We may be doing less than them and, yet, we are constantly busy.
Prachi Desai (September 12,1988) known for her role as Bani in the Hindi television drama Kasamh Se, attained a lot of success in Hindi serial and is a hit Indian television actress. Worked as an actress in the movie, Rock On. Prachi Desai was her character name in Kasauti Zindagi Kii. Prachi then entered Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. Her horposcope shows lot of success to come in the career in 2013.