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	Driving force Music producer and artiste Bally Sagoo, who is back after a break of ten years with a remix album Future Shock, says he would love to see more pop-stars in the coming times… Jasmine Singh "Why aren't there any pop-stars, everybody either has to be a music star or a Bollywood star? Why can't there be more Britney Spears?" Music producer Bally Sagoo cannot understand why someone wouldn't want to become a pop-star! He, however, would love to see many in the near future. Well, future cannot be predicted, but what can be is how his album Future Shock is doing in the present! "It is already doing awesome," says Bally, who has come out with an album after a gap of ten years. "I wasn't in any hurry; I was working on the album. Future Shock is a fresh album with no remixes; just original music. It has been released in India with the Universal and internationally under my own record company Fresh Dope Records," adds Sagoo, who auditioned almost 1,000 people for this album. Future Shock has 15 original sound tracks. "I have used fresh lyrics in this and have also experimented with various sounds. It is not just Bhangra; the album has newness and different notes to offer." Bally has a long list of hit remixes to his credit, but this time he had a different intention. "I wanted to do original music, which I have done before as well; with Future Shock I wanted to bring the flavour of international music," says Bally, who has been busy with a lot of international projects. Future Shock definitely packs up original soundtracks, but for a music fan Bally Sagoo's remixes are the lifeline of any party. "I have made all kinds of music; this time for instance I have added soft romantic notes as well. It is easy to spin a song, but original has its own flavour," says Bally, who has also been getting offers from Bollywood. Coming back to the question that he still hasn't found an answer to — why don't we have any pop stars! He decides to answer it himself, "I wish there were more of these stars because there are so many genres that one can do wonders with." Bally doesn't mind doing a Punjabi film, something that comes naturally to a Punjabi, "First, I am so glad that movies are not very long nowadays, I would rather watch a 90-minute film. About films, I did attempt one, so next time something good comes and I find sense in it, why not." jasmine@tribunemail.com
	Creative confluence Amarjot Kaur The work of art is a unique result of a unique temperament. — Oscar Wilde Here’s a progression of thought, an idea of a kind, which stems from the roots of the talent that evolved over the years. On Monday, the Lalit Kala Akademi, National Academy of Art, Garhi, in association with the Chandigarh Lalit Kala Akademi organised a multimedia art workshop at the Government Museum and Art Gallery, Sector 10. They also paid a tribute to Ganesh Pyne, a veteran contemporary artist, who died on March 12. The workshop is perhaps the first of its kind in the country. While epitomising the need for interaction that propels the exchange of culture and ideas, Rajan Fulari, concept and co-ordinator of the workshop, says, “The concept of this workshop initiates from the idea to merge different streams of art, including painting, sculpture, digitography, ceramics, installation, printmaking and new media on one platform.” He details on the functioning of the workshop, “The workshop will remain open to all and they can interact with the artists at work too. Though the workshop is exclusively based on individual performance, the artists of various streams can incorporate each other’s works while giving them due credit for the same. Meanwhile, Gagan Vij, a senior artist and sculptor, will be the mentor for the nine young artists.” He adds, “We will also showcase performing artistes through the visual medium.” Gagan Vij, a celebrated sculptor, who works on figurative bronze sculptures, defines his fountainhead of creative talent while explaining his course of conduct during the ongoing workshop, “One of the most recent of my works is the Sun Dial, which works like the Jantar Mantar and is placed at the Sarai Kale Khan, Delhi. I will be guiding the nine artists with the best of my abilities, but I aim at harnessing and honing their talent. I have already seen the works of the artists and they are a much evolved rendition of the talent that each of them is catering to. However, I want to keep this pursuit as eco-friendly as possible. Also, you can see the final works on display at the exhibition that will be put up on March 25.” The artists participating in the workshop are Manjot Kaur (painting), Nayan Kalita (printmaking), Vijay Kumar (digitographic) from Chandigarh and Chetnaa Verma (printmaking), Manmeet sandhu (video), Mansi Verma (performance), Rajesh Ram (installation), Soumen Basu (ceramics) and Suvajit Samanta (sculpture) from Delhi. On till March 25 from 10am to 6pm. amarjot@tribunemail.com Remembering the legend “I’m only whole when I’m painting.” These were the words of India’s exceptional exponent of contemporary art-Ganesh Pyne. A documentary based on his life and influences which complemented his style was presented during the workshop as a tribute to Pyne, who hailed from Bengal. While his initial works were inspired by Rabindranath Tagore, he later embarked on animation to seek refuge from his earlier influences. A man of peculiar disposition, as he was, he would use morbid creatures in his paintings. Also, his surroundings and relations inspired his works which were essentially an amalgam of the East and the West, but translated in a language that was purely Indian. That distortion and exaggeration remained the key elements of his works; they also celebrated the Bengali culture.
	Par Excellence How to play better? Jesse Grewal Improving a player’s performance on the course does not necessarily come from only one aspect, which is improving the golf swing. There are six major areas which influence the way we play - The golf swing The short game Putting The mind game/psychology Club fitting Fitness While I have written for the last two years on the technique of the golf swing, short game and putting, I would like to stress on the other three. To improve the level of the game in India it is important to train specialists in each of these fields. So, while we continue as teaching professionals to improve our understanding of the technique we must understand the player’s strengths and weaknesses in the other three. Fortunately, we have specialists who are doing a great job in this region. Irina Singh, a four time national ladies golf champion has specialised in sports psychology from the US and is doing a commendable job with professionals, amateurs and juniors. Gurbaaz Mann, a professional tour player has a great understanding on fitting golf clubs to a players swing and Pauline JM Singh, a Golfsmith club fitter has a well equipped workshop to carry out the work. Sagar Dewan is a TPI certified golf fitness trainer and is working on golf specific exercises. TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) is one of the world’s top biomechanical training institutes for golf. In December 2012 the National Golf Academy of India organised a Level 1 TPI certification course for golf fitness and a lot of us teaching professionals and some fitness trainers did this course and got certified. This has helped us look at biomechanical shortcomings and not keep trying to ask a player to make a particular move in the swing which they are physically unable to do. In the next series of articles I would like to go through the tests and exercises required to make a correct swing. If any person is unable to do any of them correctly then they would have that limitation in their golf swing. It is therefore possible to predict the shape of a person’s swing from their range of motion.For each we have to check the mobility or range of motion of the joint and stability which is the strength of the muscle to make a smooth motion. (Grewal has coached several national champions and professionals apart from being coach of the Indian golf team for the Eisenhower Cup (World Cup) in 2008. He is currently the Director of National Golf Academy of India and CGA Hero Honda Golf Academy. If you have any queries get in touch with him at parexcellence@tribunemail.com)
	Win(e)some proposition Poonam Bindra The weekend saw the crème d la crème tasting and sipping exotic wine while enjoying a pleasant evening on the Vilaggio Italiano at the Terrace Grill at Park Plaza. The scene was complete with an array of hors d’ ovures and an umpteen variety of cheese to complement the wine. The event was organized by the Seagram’s venture of Nine Hills Wine depicting the flavour of the hills surrounding Nashik. Hosted by Isheeta Gupta, the variety included Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chenin Blanc, Sauignon, Viognier and Shiraz Rose. “The attempt is to woo our generally ‘scotch happy’ customers towards wine and make people aware that wine is not just for the ladies,” says Shiv K Mehan, general manager, Park Plaza. Tanya and Nisha were a little wary at first when a sip of Sauvignon left a tingling effect. “But then the pronounced aromas of fruits, especially pineapple and fresh lime, took over the tangy taste,” they quipped. A doctor couple, Neerja and Ajay, felt that such wine tasting sessions made them feel like connoisseurs. “Here we can comfortably appreciate wine based on their appearance, smell and of course taste,” they say. The more important aspect taught during the session was about snacks that complement different types of wine. The red wine should be taken with meat, barbeque dishes and mushrooms while the white wine with salads and seafood and all types of cheese. Olives go well with both types. An avid traveller Naveen Bhaskar shares, “I have collected lot of rare wine on my travels abroad but serving it is difficult due to the lack of knowledge. We can benefit from such sessions.” Rolling their sips of wine in their mouth and trying to differentiate one taste from the other, the participants had a good time. The F&B manger Uniesh Yadav promised, “We will have many such evenings.” So bid goodbye to scotches and cokes and welcome wine!
	Break free! Not one to shy away from the outlandish, Jeremy Scott always brings his unique perspective of fashion to the table, often referencing pop culture from the past to the present. Forming a tight-knit relationship with Adidas originals since 2003, Jeremy continues to design unisex apparel and footwear that is high energy, surreal and most certainly fun, playing with bright prints and unexpected shapes. Jeremy Scott’s Spring/ Summer 2013 collection is as eccentric as ever with influences from Eagles to billiard balls. An all-over eagle print carries throughout the collection and is also executed on Jeremy’s signature winged high top shoe. Other highlights include the JS chain cage track top with cut-out body and basketball jerseys reinterpreted with uneven hems, fringing and woven fabrics. His affinity for animals continues: Sneakers adorned with sunglass-wearing poodles and bears. Ranging between Rs 8,999 to Rs 12,999, the Spring/Summer ‘13 adidas Originals-Jeremy Scott collection will be made available at select Adidas Originals outlets across the country.— TNS
	Walking on colour! Gurvinder Singh A pair of feet clad in yellow, red or cherry coloured shoes would have once evoked sniggers and giggles, but one can now swagger in the then ‘loud’ and now ‘cool’ colours. These bright and colourful footwear have taken the fashion circuit by storm. Although fluorescent colours were the domain of girls, but men too are stepping into this colourful territory with panache. “Gone are the days of black, brown and white for men,” says Vishvesh, a fashion studies student. “Men are looking cooler with their reds, yellow, purples and even pinks,” he says. Girls are wearing brighter colours for casual wear as well as party wear. “Rather than raising eyebrows, these now grab eyeballs,” says Simarpreet, a MCom student. “The trend of colourful footwear is seen in both casual and semi-formal leather shoes,” says Charanjot from Sona Foot jewels. “If you thought yellow is a bit too loud, then think again! Yellow is the hot-selling colour of the season,” he says. “I think people are bored of looking at black and white feet,” says Ishu, a model. “It is good to see some colour on the feet of men,” he adds. “I used to see such colourful shoes on fashion shows in Europe a few years back and used to wonder who would wear such ludicrous colours, but the ‘fashion’ has reached here,” says another fashion student. These are not for everyone, say fashionistas. “You need the attitude and panache to carry them off well,” says Ishu. “Otherwise these would still look ‘loud’ and ‘ludicrous’,” he says.
	STAR TRACK Adventurous streak When on a holiday, southern actress Charmy Kaur loves to scuba dive the most. Currently vacationing in an undisclosed location, she said she was now a certified diver. "Had the best holiday with the fish, corals, white sand and sea green water. Loved the scuba dive," Charmy posted on her Twitter page. "Am a certified diver now," she added. She currently has two Telugu films up her sleeves—Prema Oka Maikam and RUM. Her last release was Hindi comedy "Zilla Ghaziabad". — IANS
	Walking into unsafe zone Suparn Verma's upcoming venture Aatma blends elements of domestic violence with horror and the director says lead actress Bipasha Basu went through hell emotionally while shooting the film. Aatma has actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui in the lead alongside Bipasha. The film also stars Shernaz Patel and child actress Doyel Dhawan in supporting roles. "Both the actors were willing to go into the unsafe zone that they have never been in before. For Nawaz it was a very deep personal space that he had to go in and get totally psyched about. Bipasha has gone through hell emotionally during the making of 'Aatma'. "I mean it has traumatised both the actors. It has traumatised me while writing it and I can only imagine what impact it will have on the audience," Suparn said. When asked why he zeroed down upon the two actors to be part of his film, the 38-year-old filmmaker said, "I signed Bipasha before Raaz 3 happened. We began shooting four months after the release of the film, which is good for us because it was a huge hit. "And I signed Nawaz after Kahaani. Gangs of Wasseypur happened while we were two months into shooting. I did not base my casting on their last films. I chose them as per the requirements of the roles," said Suparn. The journalist-turned-filmmaker made an entry into Bollywood as a writer for the 2002 film Chhal. He made his directorial debut with Fardeen Khan starrer Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena in 2005 and then followed it up with multi-starrer Acid Factory four years later in 2009. He has also written the screenplay for other thrillers, including Karam, Zameen and Qayamat. Aatma stars Bipasha as a single mother and Nawazuddin as her husband, who comes to take away their daughter after his death. "It has a simple story line - the mother and father are fighting and the father has come back to take the daughter but the big spin is that he is dead. The whole tussle is of love but with love also comes horror because when love goes wrong you have casualties," Suparn said. Aatma will hit theatres on March 22. — PTI
	'I do' once more! Hollywood couple Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are planning to renew their wedding vows. The Paperboy star and the American Idol judge—who have children Sunday Rose, four, and Faith Margaret, two, together— have been married for almost seven years and the singer is determined to mark their anniversary in June with a small ceremony, reported a magazine. "It will take place in Australia at the site of their first wedding. He wants to make Nicole feel like she's still at the centre of his universe," said a source. Kidman recently admitted she loves Urban's "crazy" love for his family which sees him jet to the UK - where the actress is currently filming Before I Go To Sleep for brief visits when his American Idol schedule allows it. "Keith comes and goes. He'll fly in for 24 hours just to say hello and give us all a hug, or he might stay a couple of days. He's busy in Nashville and LA. But once I've finished filming, I'm going to be the wife by his side because it's family time," said Kidman. — PTI
	Mom's the word! Actress Jessica Alba is very careful about what food her children eat. The 31-year-old is mother of two daughters-- Honor, four, and 19-month-old Haven--and feels keeping everything balanced is a good option. "I try to give my kids wholesome foods and grains as much as humanly possible. They're little uneasy when they have too much refined sugar. But everything in moderation," Alba said. However, Alba, who is married to Cash Warren, feels too much precaution also does not make sense. "I have friends who won't give their kids plastic toys, I'm okay with Honor having Barbies'," she said. — IANS
	Jodi no 1 David Dhawan, who churned out a string of hits with Govinda, says his bonding with the actor was the best and he missed him while shooting for Chashme Baddoor remake. Dhawan-Govinda duo rose in the film firmament with blockbusters Shola Aur Shabnam, Aankhen, Coolie No 1, Hero No 1 among others. Dhawan said, "Govinda is a good actor. My bonding with Govinda was the best and that's why the films worked pretty well. We could understand each other."— IANS
	A Versace for the Lady Lady Gaga will reportedly wear a Donatella Versace dress on her wedding to Vampire Diaries star Taylor Kinney. The wedding is rumoured to take place this summer. Gaga, known for her bizarre fashion statements, wants her D-day attire to be different from the traditional white. The pop star, who has been with Kinney since September 2011, is reportedly keen on a design by the Italian designer, and wants her to create a black and gold silk gown with diamonds in the bodice. "Gaga's spending millions on her wedding to Taylor Kinney and Donatella Versace's designing a typically over-the-top dress which on its own will cost thousands," a source said. "She thinks white is cheesy and wants black and gold silk with all these crazy removable bits," the source added. The extra bits include a removable skirt and train, which would then be converted into a separate gown for the ceremony. The 26-year-old star and Kinney have had trouble finding time for the wedding because of the singer's tight schedule. But a likely break from recording and touring should allow a date to be set for the summer. — IANS
	Lohan wanted! Troubled star Lindsay Lohan has been invited to party with boy band The Wanted. The boy band will film their new reality TV show in Los Angeles and while Lohan, 26, is no longer dating the group's singer Max George, but his band mate Tom Parker sill hopes that she will be a regular visitor at their Hollywood Hills home. "We all get on so well with Lindsay, she's a great girl. We all have a lot of fun with her and even if things aren't going on between her and Max she will be coming around to our house to party,” Parker said. While Parker and the group promise to take the cameras with them as they enjoy wild nights out, he said there is one star who can party harder than them, Justin Bieber. "We are surely taking the cameras out with us. I'm most excited about taking the cameras out where ever we go. We spent time with Justin Bieber recently, we partied with him when he came to London. He can party a lot. He showed us how to party," he added. — PTI
	Gul's Punjabi release After doing some off-beat films in Bollywood, Gul Panag will soon be seen in a Punjabi film titled Sarsa. "I am always busy. I am busy with my Punjabi film Sarsa which will release in June. Then I am awaiting the release of Ab Tak Chappan 2," the 36-year-old said. Ab Tak Chhappan 2 is being directed by Ejaz Gulab and also stars Nana Patekar, Ashutosh Rana and Govind Namdeo. Gul has featured in films like Dhoop, Dor, Hello and Turning 30. — IANS
	Ross' vulnerable moments Model Liberty Ross has opened up about her husband Rupert Sanders fling with Kristen Stewart, admitting the scandal left her feeling vulnerable. The British beauty said she was in an ugly place last summer after learning of her director husband's extramarital affair with the lead star of his film Snow White and the Huntsman. "I was not in a good way at that point in my life and felt incredibly vulnerable," Ross said. Ross, 34, said it was her catwalk comeback during New York fashion week in September that finally restored her confidence. The runway appearance in Alexander Wang's show marked her first time strutting in New York and garnered rave reviews. Ross had mostly retired from modelling prior to walking for Wang. — PTI
	chatter box New look for buddies Channel [V]'s The Buddy Project, which goes on air from Monday, will have a new look and feel about it! With the buddies passing out from school, they enter the college scenario. Talking about the changes, producer Sudhir Sharma states, "First of all, we will have three new entries. Manish Nawani essays the role of Avi, who happens to be the son of a well-known film star. The guy is very rich and is stylish in nature. New face Kanika will essay the role of Avantika, who is Avi's sister. Samridh Bawa plays the role of Omi, who is also rich but not as stylish as Avi. Both Avi and Omi will have grey shades to their characters." With regards to the basic plot of the new season, Sudhir says, "When the buddies enter the new media college, they get into a lot of problems. There are two groups in the college and how they fit into the new scenario will be an interesting watch. The fights between the two groups will also have an effect on the friendship of the buddies. And the new characters, Omi and Avi, will create tension between the buddies. Two to three weeks down the line, Jaitley (Manav Gohil) will make his entry into the college as the new teacher. Since the problems in the college are big, he will employ new wacky and aggressive ways to deal with the problems out there." To give the show a new feel, the production house has also erected a new set for the media college. So, gear up for a fresh season of the show from March 18!
	Bipasha loves Jay-Mahhi jodi As the Nach Baliye competition heats up, the jodis are working very hard to win the coveted trophy. Bipasha Basu, the actress in upcoming horror film Aatma, was seen as a special guest the Sunday's episode of the show. Her favourite contestants seem to be Jay Bhanushali and Mahhi Vij. Bipasha couldn't stop praising Jay and Mahhi and in fact, she said that she had goose bumps watching them perform. Shilpa too had tears in her eyes and commented on the hardwork that the jodi put into giving an effortless performance. Jay and Mahhi have been seen as consistent performers and in fact, Gurmeet-Debina and many other actors have been seen visiting the sets to support the couple. Here's wishing them all the best!
	Love-ly moments Piya Ka Ghar Pyaara Lage on Sahara One is witnessing some lovey-dovey moments between Roop (Aditi Sajwan) and Bittoo (Giriraj Kabra). The upcoming episodes promise to be more dramatic. In a sequence, Roop will attend a job interview wherein she will get shouted at by the boss. Bittoo will get enraged and in return, abuse the boss and drag Roop out of the scene. The moment will bring the two together. On the other hand, Bittoo's mother (Neelu Kohli) will get a panic attack after assuming that Sejal (Sanjeeda Sheikh) is still alive.
	No fights for Pooja! Controversy queen Pooja Missra, who recently shot for Life OK's Welcome - Baazi Mehmaan Nawaazi Ki, is not very happy with the way her co-contestants treated her, especially the ex-MTV Roadies contestant Anmol Singh. "Most of them had come with a preconceived notion about me, after watching me on Bigg Boss Season 5. Hence, there were 'wannabes' like Anmol who were trying to instigate me all the time but luckily I escaped all the fights. It is a miniature Bigg Boss on the small screen. Everybody wants to get into fights and I was 'attacked' but I stayed out of it," said Pooja. Well, good for you Pooja!
	Kollywood calling Actor Akshay Sethi, whose last major TV appearance was Star Plus' superhit show Sasural Genda Phool, will next be seen in a Tamil film, Thalaivaa along with Rageeni Nandwani. "I play the main negative guy. My character is a brash Mumbai superstar who misuses his power," he says.
	coming soon The stage is set… Tanya Malhotra The 43rd edition of Pracheen Kala Kendra Nritya and Sangeet Sammelan, the annual feast of music and dance, is all set to regale art lovers of Tricity from March 20. It’s a five-day event which will be held at Tagore Theatre. If you’re in love with the classical music, here is something to celebrate. “We bring this glorious festival to the city every year. It serves many purposes. It’s a phenomenal prospect for the talented artistes to showcase their gift. Also, it’s for the audience to indulge in classical dance and music,” says Shobha Koser, registrar of the kendra. “This year, it’s even more special as we commemorate the three astounding elements of classical music namely gayan (vocal), vadan (instrumental), and nritya (dance),” she proudly adds. Shobha wishes to promote and propagate the classical culture in the heart of the city. “States like West Bengal, Orissa and Bihar follow classical music as a religion. However, City Beautiful is on the threshold of an absolute transformation. Here, music serves as the language of the soul,” she says. Internationally acclaimed artistes will enthrall the audience with different dance forms like Bharatnatyam, kuchipudi, odissi and kathak while the instrumental recitals will take us into the realms of sitar, sarod, flute and tabla-sreekhol jugalbandi and vocal jugalbandi. March 20: Madhusudan Barman and Gopal Barman (tabla-sreekhol jugalbandi) Sujata Mohapatra (odissi) March 21: Manu Kumar Seen (sitar) Guru Jayarama Rao and Vanashree Rao (kuchipudi) March 22: Sumitra Guha (vocal) Devayani (bharatnatyam) March 23: Arshad Ali Khan & Amjad Ali Khan (vocal jugalbandi) Pt. Rajendra Prasana (flute) March 24: Narendranath Dhar (sarod recital) Vaswati Misra (kathak) At Tagore Theatre 6pm onwards
	The year ahead Madan Gupta Spatu If your birthday is March 19... This year, it will be necessary to adopt a parental role toward your best friend, lover, or business partner. Recently, your colleagues have undergone an intense period at work. Now it's time for them to rest, relax and regroup. Do your best to pamper them. There's no better way to repay all the affection and support they've given you. The stars smile down at you and restore energy this year, but suggest that you should not reveal your winning cards and just remain prudent. Entrepreneurs will need to be particularly attentive to business; it is worth preparing a clear action plan and keeping your eyes wide open. You will know what you have to do when the time is right, despite the fact that emotional demands distract you from practical endeavours and consequential confusion tears at your heart. You must express your personal needs in front of others, who are unaware of your higher calling. Respect your insights big time, especially about children, behaviour and money! Family members will need extra 'scrutiny' and certainly more guidance. You appear vulnerable to fatigue; ill-health and distractions are likely along with other mistakes. It is a happy period in terms of money and luck; rise in inflows possible. Income will be good due to hardwork and your dynamic nature. Investment will be lucky throughout. Avoid speculation and increasing overheads. New friends are likely. For some of you, the year will bring many ups and downs. There will be suddenness in the air, uncertainty in the environment and yet your will power will provide you the strength and energy to adapt to new circumstances. Mood: Insightful Compatible signs: Aries, Libra Lucky colours: Hot Pink, Floral White Lucky days: Wednesday and Friday. Lucky numbers: 4, 9, 14, 19, 44 You share your birthday with Tanushree Dutta (March 19, 1984), a former beauty queen who has won the Femina Miss India Universe title. She recently went on a self-imposed sabbatical and cut down on her work. Tanushree also expressed a desire to go bald and take up spiritualism. Her period of Rahu has distracted her from routine till 2014.
	Astro turf P Khurrana ARIES: Your hard work will be acclaimed. Finance will be strong. Consider new business deals. You will draw closer to your spouse. This day is going to test you mentally and physically. Tarot message: Do not loose your focus. Lucky colour: Pink. Lucky number: 27 TAURUS: Business and work opportunities are plenty. You will make an important effort to resolve family issues. A business venture is gainful. Soul searching helps in many ways. Stay possitive and calm. Tarot message: Be patient. Lucky colour: Black. Lucky number: 59 GEMINI: A loving interaction with your beloved is indicated. Focus on routine work and maintain a low profile. Overseas contracts are lucrative. Social engagements will keep you busy today. Tarot message: Your hard work will be fruitful. Lucky colour: Green. Lucky number: 26 CANCER: Despite your best efforts and willingness to compromise, domestic life may remain disturbed. An array of mixed feelings overwhelms you today. Health will be strong. Tarot message: Your determination will pay dividends. Lucky colour: Blue. Lucky number: 48 LEO: Participation in a charitable activity is indicated today. Keep a check on your temper today. Spend some time with loved ones. Professional life today dominates your mind. Tarot message: Make your decisions instinctively. Lucky colour: Peach. Lucky number: 45 VIRGO: Finances need urgent sorting out today. A happy event celebrated at home is enjoyable and keeps you on your toes. You will receive help from a fatherly figure. Tarot message: Be confident about your decisions. Lucky colour: White. Lucky number: 25 LIBRA: Consider all the pros and cons before making a decision and then stick to it. Your hard work will be acknowledged today. Socialising will keep you busy. Love life will be exciting and your beloved will be happy with you. Tarot message: Stay optimistic. Lucky colour: Red. Lucky number: 50 SCORPIO: New career opportunities will come your way. Spending quality time with your partner will be a priority for you. Travel plans are likely. Monetary gains are indicated. Tarot message: Stay active to grab a good opportunity, Lucky colour: Grey. Lucky number: 58 SAGITTARIUS: Meditation takes you deeper within. Health & physical energy is good. Work will be hectic and you will have to juggle your schedule in order to meet all your commitments. Tarot message: Do not make hasty decisions. Lucky colour: Magenta. Lucky number: 51 CAPRICORN: Your ideas will be appreciated at work. Monetary gains are indicated. Be prepared and focus on your work to portray the best of your ability to your seniors. Try to spend time with your loved ones today. Tarot message: Stay focused. Lucky colour: Yellow. Lucky number: 34 AQUARIUS: A trip is on the cards. Your past efforts will be fruitful. You will be unable to make up your mind about an important issue. Discuss things with close associates for a better perspective. Tarot message: Feel free to change your mind. Lucky colour: Forest Green Lucky number: 39 PISCES: You will be in a cheerful frame of mind. Spending time with loved ones will be a priority. Issues realted to money will be on your mind. You must spend time with your parents today. Tarot message: Keep your finances in order. Lucky colour: Pink. Lucky number: 57