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Divine notes
Unlike other classical artists, eminent flautist Pandit Ranendranath Majumdar, better known as Ronu Majumdar, doesn't curl up his nose with condescension at the mention of film music. Instead, he rates the music of several film music directors highly. Shantanu Moitra, AR Rahman and Shankar Ehsan Loy anyway figure in his "my favourites list."
No wonder he, whose 'baansuri' has embellished many a film compositions, rues the fact that Bollywood solo music has yet not fallen on his plate. But why should a musician who has traversed many realms, whose flute concerts hold listeners in a thrall and who has even given music for a Hollywood film be perturbed over Bollywood music not coming his way? Without taking offence he answers, "For, I am a composer also and my creative instincts demand that I should express myself in different ways." It's precisely why he has collaborated with Banjo virtuoso Bela Fleck. His rationale is simple, "There are certain areas that you can't reach without such collaborations." While coming together with Fleck won him a Grammy nomination it also opened the doors for the film "Primary Colours" in which he has composed and performed. On his Hollywood experience he is a trifle circumspect and says, "See unlike our culture where dukh ho to gaana sukh ho to gaana their ethos are different and at best one can compose a background score." Of course, he agrees sound is all important. For after all swar is brahm and the swar coming out of Lord Krishna's divine instrument can only take one to a different realm. He says, "Indeed, when I play flute I can envision Lord Krishna and I know for sure that the flute has come from another world." But in this world he is determined to strengthen its place, moreso on the classical map where it often doesn't get its due. Working towards its greater recognition has been the cause celebre of his long journey. Struggle, by the way, is a word that Majumdar doesn't like. "Each step in one's life is a lesson," he avers. Sure there have been days when he slept in temples and in gurdwaras but he reasons, "If it all came easy, my music would have been devoid of dard and soz." Personally for him the music that he has imbibed from his father Dr Bhanu Majumdar and later his gurus Pandit Lakshman Prasad Jaipurwale and Pandit Vijay Raghav, is an emblem of peace. The Maihar gharana known for purity of ragas and laykari that he represents for him is his pehchaan "my identity, but just as one learns from parents and also from others there are other influences too, especially of Jaipur gharana." He has been hugely impacted by religious discourses as well and not just of his own religion. Guru Granth Sahib, which he has studied extensively, has shaped much of his thinking as he talks reverently about Sikh gurus and their profound teachings. Incidentally, Punjabi isn't the only language outside his mother tongue Bengali that he has mastered. Proficient in nine languages, his music may know no barriers but he remains in eternal quest of making his flute communicate in many languages of tranquillity and melody.
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Launch pad
Launching a new Punjabi singer every month is the target of young entrepreneur Geet Brar, whose focus is on fusion music.
On Friday, she launched UK Music Studio and its first singer Sikander in Chandigarh. The album with the artistes' name has songs in different genres. "At our company we intend to take care of everything - from identifying talent to recording to promotions," says Geet, an MBA. Music has been her hobby and backed with strong UK group, Geet aspires to turn her passion into a profession. Established singers are not on this company's radar to begin with, but once they achieve their goal of launching fresh talent (they already have scouted six newcomers), they are open to possibilities in music as well films.
Piracy doesn't deter Geet, she defends,"Digital music has a lot of business potential." After Sikander, it is Delhi-based Punjabi girl Zara that Geet aims to launch. Fresh voice
Mohabbat se fateh karte karte hain logon ke dilon ko, hum aise Sikander hain jo lashkar nahi rakhte is how this new singer introduces himself. A music-lover right from his childhood, this singer, born as Salim Akhtar, from village Sekha Khurd, Moga, is inspired by Kuldeep Manak, Gurdas Maan and the likes. The first album was challenging admits Sikander, "Even tougher was acting for the video." mona@tribunemail.com
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Hit formula Bollywood producer Mahedra Dhariwal's life story is no different from a film script. A businessman in Jodhpur, this actor aspirant showed up on the sets of a Rajasthani movie. Role he didn't get, but what he got was the chance to invest money in the movie, which he duly did. When the producer didn't return the money, he followed him to Mumbai. The movie was a hit, andhe stayed back to play the new role — that of a movie producer. A decade-and-a-half and now Mumbai is his home. "I have done close to 25 movies," shares this producer, in Chandigarh recently. His recent project Bhaiyyaji Superhit is half way through. With Sunny Deol is in a double role, Ameesha Patel plays the leading lady in this film. "It is a total commercial masala flick with Sunny in a double role. He plays a don and an aspiring actor. It's high on both comedy and action," says Mahendra. Bollywood has grown bigger ever since he stepped into the industry. The budgets are huge and so are the returns. Mahendra places the credit with the multiplex phenomenon, "Today the audience wants to see the movie in the multiplex howsoever costly it is. With huge money flow, today our movies compare with Hollywood budgets." Mahendra has already zeroed in on his next project. It's going to be with a movie inspired by Bhanwari Devi. "Hers is a story of rise and fall. This woman's meteoric ambition became the cause of her downfall," says the director who is aiming at Bipasha Basu to play the lead. mona@tribunemail.com
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Efron eyes Broadway stint
Actor Zac Efron is a theatre enthusiast and has now set his sights on Broadway.
The Hollywood heartthrob started his acting career with amateur theatre productions and found fame in the High School Musical. He later landed a singing role in the 2007 big screen adaptation of
Hairspray. Efron has since starred in a string of hit romantic comedies and dramas, but admits he "can't wait" to return to the stage, reports a website. "Without a doubt, I'd love to do Broadway. I actually can't wait to get back to musical theatre," he said. "There's a part of me that wishes I could go do it right now, but there's also a part of me that knows I need to tackle other types of acting opportunities first. I want to be a well-rounded, versatile performer. Until I master other things, it would be hard for me to get back to musical theatre. "But that will always be my home base and where I feel the most free, and it's something I will definitely do again, even if it's just for pleasure and personal fulfillment," he added.
— IANS
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Sound of silence
Starring: Ranbir Kapoor, Ileana D'cruz and Priyanka Chopra. His parents named him Murphy, but everyone calls him Barfi! Always ready with a prank up his sleeve, he's quite the charmer, especially with the ladies! Art of narration
Although it gives one the feel of a silent movie but it does not bore you even for a second. Ranbir Kapoor looks cute and the boy next door. The dialogues are in the form of narration which adds a magical touch to the
movie. Namita Singh, GGDSD student Special treatment
It is one of those rare Bollywood films where a physically challenged man is not shown to be dull and boring, rather he is quite interesting. Ranbir’s acting goes beyond the work of a normal star. In this film, he proves himself far better than any of his contemporary artists,” Priyanka
Kohli, housewife Rare offer
It has an unusual storyline and is definitely a must watch. The character building is just so fine which makes it special and touching. Anurag Basu has done a good job with this script.
Latika Sharma, housewife Laugh & cry
This is definitely the best performance by Ranbir
Kapoor. And not only RK but also Priyanka Chopra and Ileana D'cruz have done full justice to their characters. This movie makes you laugh and emotional at the same time. The music is as amazing as the storyline.
Raj Juneja, student, Panjab University (As told to Sabia Talwar)
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Decor den
As the festive season inches closer, the need to redecorate the house gains momentum. Brands today occupy an important place in the lifestyle of people; home decor is also lined with a series of brands. One of the leading international brand names, Guy Laroche Paris, opens its doors in Manimajra, Chandigarh.
The entire collection has been hand-picked by Ruby Gupta. Ruby, chief designer of her signature collection already has a huge client list in Chandigarh and is a well-established name in Yamunanagar. Holding a degree in fashion designing, her interest in interiors grew when she assisted her father in decorating their hotel, Sapphire. "We believe in designing the interiors according to the needs, budgets and the liking of our clients," she says. Hoping to provide something new to the customers, her range includes fabrics in a variety of colours and textures to adorn the walls of your home. "Everyone wants brands, which is one of the main reasons I decided to collaborate with Guy Laroche, Paris," she smiles. From uncoordinated home linen to focusing more on design elements and sticking to a colour palette, Ruby senses a strong change in how lifestyle is now also affecting home decor. — TNS
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Another scary role for Winona Ryder?
Hollywood actress Winona Ryder is in talks to star in the sequel of 1988 comedy horror movie Beetlejuice.
The 40-year-old played goth adolescent Lydia Deetz in the original movie and she is set to meet the film's director Tim Burton to discuss the possibility of appearing in a follow up to the dark classic, reported a website. When asked if she is to star in the sequel, Ryder said, "You tell me — I don't know! I've heard from journalists, that's how I found out, but I'm seeing Tim next week, and I will let you know." Seth Grahame-Smith is currently writing a script, commissioned by Burton, for a possible sequel. Ryder said that if a follow up movie was created then Michael Keaton is needed to reprise his role as main character Betelgeuse, a grotesque and perverted bio-exorcist, who scares humans for other Ghosts. "I'm trying to think about how that would work. Obviously I'm not the focal point; it's got to be Michael (Keaton). So is it happening? It's being written, but is it happening? Tim hasn't confirmed it yet," she added. — PTI
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Pitt’s take on Holocaust
Hollywood star Brad Pitt is developing a new movie about the Holocaust, which is based on Edwin Black's New York Times bestselling book IBM and the Holocaust.
The 48-year-old actor is currently working on a feature which is based on the true story of how IBM's 1933 chief executive Thomas Watson entered into a strategic alliance with the Nazis, reported a publication. Pitt's Plan B production company is shopping the project around, and sources say he has attached himself to star in the project in order to attract directors. Besides preparing this political movie, Pitt has been tapped to star in Steve McQueen's star-studded drama 12 Years a Slave. His other upcoming films include "Killing Them Softly" and World War Z which both have been pushed back to November 30 this year and June 21, 2013 respectively. —
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Friends turned neighbours
Hollywood star Matt Damon has bought a USD 15 million house in the Pacific Palisades district in Los Angeles, which is right near the home of his childhood friend, actor Ben Affleck.
Affleck is thrilled that Damon has made the move with his family - wife Luciana and daughters, Alexia, Isabella, six, Gia, four, and 23-month-old Stella, reported a publication. The 40-year-old actor also said that the pair's expectations about parenthood have changed a lot over the years. "We're closer than we were in Central Square (in Cambridge, Massachusetts). We've got the kids back and forth in the yards. The weird thing is, when we imagined hanging out with our kids together, it would be like playing football and baseball. But it's all these girls playing princess," Affleck said. Damon's new home boasts six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, swimming pool and a sprawling garden. The two friends famously won the Best Original Screenplay Oscar and a Golden Globe Award for Best Screenplay for their 1997 movie Good Will Hunting.
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Salman Face ‘booked’
Bollywood star Salman Khan has become the latest celebrity to join social networking site Facebook after Aamir Khan, Piyanka Chopra and Amitabh Bachchan.
In a video message posted on his page, Salman said, "Many people have asked me why am I not on Facebook and that there are so many fake accounts which create confusion. Now that I am on Facebook, all the fake accounts should either join here or fake away," Salman said. This page will be a one stop destination for the 46-year-old actor's fans to connect, interact and engage with him. It will also provide up-to-date information about Salman's upcoming movies, exclusive pictures, videos, as well as exclusive pictures from his private collection. The actor's Facebook page has already got 2.6 million likes. It also gives a sneak peak into the chain of Being Human stores opening in October. — PTI
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Sonakshi Sinha wants a beach wedding
Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha says that she wants to be a simple bride whenever she gets married.
The actress walked the ramp for designer Jyotsna Tiwari recently on the second day of the India Bridal Fashion Week 2012, held in Mumbai. "I want to be a simple bride when I get married. I want a beach wedding where I am running around on the sand in a white dress," she said after the show. The collection was called Mystical Romance. It showcased a variety of bridal pre- draped saris, sari gowns, anarkalis and lehengas in colours like black, gold, amber, coral, blue and red. "One specialty of this collection is that it is a mix between a modern and a traditional bride," the actress added. Sonakshi looked spectacular in a red bridal lehenga-choli with heavy goldwork and gold
jewellery. — IANS
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Ranveer speaks his mind
Sonakshi Sinha: I think she is a beautiful woman and charming too. She has come a long way by losing weight and honing her style. The guys in single-screen cinemas love her. I watched Rowdy Rathore in a single-screen and there were a lot of whistling and clapping for her. Men find her very hot! I mean this as a compliment.
Kareena Kapoor: I have loved Kareena Kapoor since I was a young boy. I was really excited to work with her. Bhansali says he had cast us for our high energy and open-hearted performances and because this would create amazing chemistry. I will have to wait for another film to work with her. Deepika Padukone: I have been hanging out with Bhansali and the crew members to get acquainted with them and learn about the film. Deepika is my leading lady and that is why we met for dinner. If we are going to shoot a love story for five months, then we have to know each other in advance. It is just preparation. Single status
I am single and enjoying myself. I do not have time for romance because I have to prepare for my roles and movies and I have to work out and watch my diet. I spend a lot of time preparing for my movies and even cut off from my family. I am not spontaneous; I prepare a lot. Link-ups
People write all sorts of things about me and my co-stars and other actors too. The media has an overactive imagination. I have been linked with Sonakshi but there was nothing and there is no truth to her father getting angry. I hardly speak to Sonakshi these days as we are not shooting together.
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Wicked things to say…
The word on Raaz 3 is mixed but everyone has praised Bipasha Basu's wicked witch act! She talks about her film, being single, and becoming a match-maker. Happy to be bad
I am so glad I did this role because I don't think any other heroine has played such a negative character before. It could be the first time such a strong negative character was written too! I gave it my all and I am happy. Films are all I have these days and they make me happy. I am fierce about my career now. I have done strong roles like Jism and Corporate before and carried films on my shoulders. I have also been tagged glamourous so I believe I have achieved something. Match-maker
I go on dates every now and then. I am finding a girl for Vikram Bhatt because he would be happy being married again. He wants a dumb girl and today's girls are so smart in every way. So it will be a tough job for me. Finally single
I like to keep people guessing about my relationship status. I am really happy and free. I am feeling like a teenager again because I have been in relationships since I was 17. I like this breathing space. Now, everything is about me, my friends, and family. I feel liberated. I am living
it up. — HRM
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Rani Mukerji is a good dancer and she has three item songs in Aiyyaa. There is a fantasy/dream sequence song with her South Indian dream man, and then there is a Lavani number, and a belly dancing song as well. All of them are dream songs with different themes. Dancing diva: Rani Mukerji
Just the right break
After debuting with YRF's Luv Ka The End, newcomer Taaha Shah has bagged yet another biggie, this time with Dharma Productions. The upcoming star is thoroughly excited with the new development in his life. He confesses, “YRF gave me the right break and working with Dharma gave me the opportunity to learn a lot as an actor. It helped me realise my potential and work on my acting skills. We attended various workshops which helped me grow tremendously as an actor and improve my performance.”
Chandan Roy Sanyal is most remembered for his role of Mikhail in Kaminey. Post that he did Tell Me Oh Khuda and FALTU. In his next film, he plays a Salman Khan fan who gets the Tere Naam hairstyle.
Kid-glove treatment
Actor Riteish Deshmukh is turning a producer with the Marathi film Balak Palak, based on curiosity about sex among adolescents. The film is directed by ad man-turned-filmmaker Ravi Jadhav and is produced under his production company, Mumbai Film Company. "My first film production—a Marathi film, Balak-Palak (kids-parents) quest of kids to watch an adult film because their parents refused to answer their uncomfortable questions," Riteish tweeted. The actor, who was last seen in adult comedy Kya Super Cool Hai Hum, is also gearing up for the remake of super hit Telugu Film Sudigadu.
PC to fall in love?
We all know that after making several socio-political films, Tigmanshu Dhulia has decided to make his first love story titled Milan Talkies. When Imran Khan was signed on to play the male lead, it was rumored that Sonakshi Sinha will be teamed up with the actor. However, it is now learnt that it would be Priyanka Chopra who will play the female lead. When asked Balaji Motion Pictures CEO Tanuj Garg, initially refraining to talk on the matter, he argued, “Since Sonakshi was never signed, the question of replacing her doesn't arise.” "We are speaking to someone and will make a formal announcement once ready," he added. But sources are of the firm belief that Priyanka has indeed accepted the offer.
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Madhuri & Lolo moment
Kareena Kapoor has admitted how she has always admired Madhuri Dixit and idolised her since she was a kid. She added, “I always wanted to dance with Madhuri ji on the same stage.” The kind of person Bebo is simple and frank, she put a condition in front of Madhuri saying she will have to dance on her favourite number Nazrein mili dil dhadka from the movie Raja. Kareena left everyone rapt as she knew the choreography even more than Madhuri. By dancing On Madhuri’s song so perfectly, Bebo not only said but proved the fact right that she idolized Madhuri and tried to copy he expressions by dancing on her songs since childhood.
Karan Mehra, aka Naitik in Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai on Star Plus had a ball on his birthday recently. He took a break and went out of town with his friends and girlfriend Nisha Rawal. Of course, other than getting numerous gifts the dutiful son also missed his parents.
Dusky beauty returns
Famous for her role in Bidaai, dusky beauty Parul Chauhan will return to the television soon. She was last seen in Pratha, which didn’t work and later on in Life OK's Amrit Manthan. Now, she will make yet another appearance in Savdhaan India Fights Back.
In upcoming episodes of Color's TV show Madhubala, chemistry between the leads Madhu (Drashti Dhami) and RK (Vivian Dsena) will develop. After Madhu refuses to be a servant, RK announces she will have to perform wifely duties and plans to humiliate her before all in a big party. At the party, they will do a sexy dance on the hit song Aa Zara from Murder-2 and RK will kiss her.
A still from Madhubala
Yo, we rock!
Actor Karanvir Bohra and singer Honey Singh seem to be a part of the mutual admiration club. We hear that Honey Singh’s mother loved Karanvir’s role in Kasuati …and felt that both Karanvir and Honey are very similar in real life. Ask Karanvir about the singer and he says, “I am a great fan of Yo Yo Honey Singh. I have been to his concert, I was with him on stage as he brought the house down. I have not seen any singer/performer who has made an impact on the Mumbai audience. He will soon be an international star!”
The taste of India
After having his fill of kormas, Aditya will head further north to Jammu to eat and cook his way through picturesque hilly villages which with promise some great Dogri food. Big B becomes dadu again
It’s been ten months since Big B has become the proud grandfather of Beti ‘B’ and his love for the little ones does not stop here! Recently, during the shoot of his game show Kaun Banega Crorepati 2012 AB got the golden opportunity of playing dadu to a little one who was on the sets. A contestant from Coimbatore, Vineet Kumar was on hot seat playing the game when her 10 month-old daughter Khushi decided to have some fun. She started fiddling with her mother’s mike which created disruption during the shoot. Vineet requested Big B to meet his daughter and he gladly obliged. Big B went ahead and took the little one in his arms and started playing with her.
Bigg Boss reality show star Veena Malik, who is busy with her film assignments, found her fan in Finland recently . She attended a rock concert at Helsinki where Finland’s famous musician and songwriter Paleface praised her on stage. Guess she does make an impact no matter where she goes. |
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Astro turf
ARIES: Keep a check on your temper. Turn a blind eye to the unsavory suggestions of others and they will give up. Drama, music and public speaking groups will appeal to you. Romance will lead you to nowhere today. Tarot message: Try to put your terms and conditions in writing. Lucky colour: Sea green.
Lucky number: 25
TAURUS: Use this day to rest and recharge your batteries. Taking time out for yourself every now and then, would be a good idea. Health will be stable. Negotiations and discussions should be preferably scheduled. Tarot message: You find within yourself a fountainhead of a will power. Lucky colour: Red.
Lucky number: 47 GEMINI: Be compassionate and considerate towards your partner and let them be absolutely open and frank with you. The presence of Venus would shower you with love, romance and passion in relationships. Tarot message: Do what is right and watch your best interests. Lucky colour: Orange.
Lucky number: 36 CANCER: Health will be a matter of concern, especially as the planets in your solar health house may create some problems. At home, there may be some past
conflict. Tarot message: You are advised to focus on professional changes.
Lucky colour: Turquoise. Lucky number: 53 LEO: The day will focus on your adaptability to changing situations and also your ability to change. Due to your new-found confidence and assertiveness, some people may not be too happy and you may face some resistance. Tarot message: You must share responsibility. Lucky colour: Peach.
Lucky number: 64 VIRGO: With celebrations and get-togethers happening all around, your social
life will be hectic and exciting. Singles will be looking for someone special to bond with. However, things may not go very smoothly. Tarot message: Think positive and be optimistic. Lucky colour: Sea green. Lucky number: 38
LIBRA: Business people may consider entering partnerships or joint ventures with like-minded individuals. Some of you will also contemplate painting the house. This will be a good day to travel and get in touch with relatives and friends. Tarot message: You gain by being practical. Lucky colour: Mauve. Lucky number: 27 SCORPIO: The focus of the day will be getting in touch with your true self and your own needs. Be more receptive and open to new ideas and people and you will be surprised at the things you will learn. Tarot message: Focus new light on your emotional and spiritual plane. Lucky colour: White. Lucky number: 42 SAGITTARIUS: The presence of the full moon in your sign increases your sense of perception and intuition. As a result, you will be able to pick the vibes of others and respond accordingly. Tarot message: At work don’t hold back anything from your employer.
Lucky colour: Golden brown. Lucky number: 61 CAPRICORN: Avoid putting too much on your plate. Take a personal decision towards the middle of the day and this would bring about a change in the way you are perceived by everybody. Tarot message: By applying yourself you can build great success. Lucky colour: Purple.
Lucky number: 40 AQUARIUS: Memories, romance and feelings will be the focus of the day and will have long-term influences on your relationships. It is important that you learn from the past, enjoy the present and then
move forward. Tarot message: Focus on the better to mitigate the bitter. Lucky colour: Pale yellow.
Lucky number: 55 PISCES: Your competitive nature will help you stay ahead of others. Social activities will be encouraging. Promotion for some employees cannot be ruled out. Business transactions need to be tackled. Tarot message: You have to push to succeed and your efforts will pay off. Lucky colour: Aqua blue. Lucky number: 59
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The year ahead
If your birthday is September 15...
Keep your financial statements secret and make sure you never discuss personal matters at work. Push problems off your mind and concentrate on improving your position, both at home and among friends. The year is filled with joy and happiness. You will be full of good ideas and your choice of activities will bring you gains far beyond your expectations. You're not interested in doing work, yet responsibilities continue to be heaped on your plate. Do what is expected or you will create work for other members of your team. By focusing on your responsibilities, you'll finish them quickly. You are quite efficient when you block out distractions. Your talent for bringing out the best in children, animals and plants should be applauded. Unfortunately, too many people take these gifts for granted. You will team up with a romantic partner who knows what a gem you are. You are strongly attached to your home and family. The 1 and 5 adding up to number 6 provides the sort of energy that makes you an excellent parent or teacher. The year will also be good for relationships; your courageous approach will add to the promising situation. You will make substantial gains if you invest on a long-term basis. Time spent with relatives will be to your advantage. Take complete rest to regain your energy. You will overspend on others. You need to put your intelligence and influence to sort out sensitive issues at home. Shirking household duties and squabbling over money may damage your marital life. Involve yourself in some donation and charity work for mental peace. Use what you already have before rushing out to buy more. Activities with friends will be enjoyable, but do not volunteer to spend otherwise you will reach home with empty pockets. Personal relationships are sensitive and vulnerable. Complete pending work before your boss takes a note of it. Watch out for an individual who might try to mislead you or give you information that might cause harm. Tax and insurance matters will need some attention. Efforts will bring moderate results. Mood: Stable Compatible signs: Leo, Capricorn Positive colours: Intense black, Dark grey Select days: Monday and Saturday. Favourable numbers: 5, 6, 18, 21, 32
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Birthday bash
Mixed feelings
This September, India’s first lifestyle channel NDTV Good Times is all set to bring to you the brand new season of Chakh Le India – Kachcha Raasta with Aditya Bal. In the past, you’ve journeyed with Aditya Bal and his travelling kitchen, been a part of his ride to village truck-shops, ate at age-old establishments and homes of people across the country. This time around join Aditya as he sets out once again on the kachcha raasta of the mighty state of Uttar Pradesh to discover the secrets behind the aromas of Awadhi cooking, the magic of the Mughlai kitchens and the halwais of Kashi.
Star track
Neha Uberoi [September 15, 1985, Mumbai] appeared in two Bollywood films Dus Kahaniyaan & Woodstock Villa. Neha is also the member of International Film And Television Club of Asian Academy Of Film & Television, Noida. The number 6 and 2 representing Venus and Moon ensure a good career in the glamour world.