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A quintessential Sufi
Long before Sufism became a fad, much before every singer worth his salt proclaimed undying love for Sufi music, quietly and devotedly Barkat Sidhu simply sang. Without ado or fuss, without unwanted embellishments or gimmicks! The kalams of all time greats like Bulle Shah and Shah Hussain found a devoted interpreter in his inimitable, strong and mellifluous voice.
Keeping the flame of Sufi gayaki alive since many decades, he has stood steadfast against the onslaught of lachar gayaki. Perhaps, the simple man has never truly understood that he epitomises a tradition which, but for men like him would have been long forgotten. Today the singer is battling with the dreaded disease of cancer. But nothing can diminish the sparkle of his voice, the aura of his saintly persona and his immeasurable
contribution to the world of music. No wonder popular Sufi singer Hans Raj Hans calls him behtareen se behtareen, better than the best whose singing is as unparalleled as his heart is clear and unblemished. Noted theatre person Dr Atamjit couldn't agree more. Music can move mountains… at least Barkat Sidhu can. He recalls one particular concert of Barkat at Punjab Kala Bhawan where he felt the building sway with his mellifluous notes. Others swear by his rendering of songs like Goriye mein jaana pardes and Main wi jhok Ranjhan di jana. So what is special about his gayaki? Dr Atamjit calls it robust and rich. Director Rajeev Sharma in whose National Award winning film Nabar, Barkat rendered a light romantic song Dil yaar hi yaar penned by Munna Dhiman, gushes, "A true Sufi, his voice soothes frayed nerves and gives one sakoon. Listening to him is an elevating experience and his improvisations that I added as an addendum to the song are incomparable." Besides he hails him for not falling prey to the dictates of market and for upholding the purity of music and sanctity of lyrics. Barkat's cousin Ustaad Puran Shah Koti, himself an inimitable Sufi singer, hails Barkat's singular ability to touch the high and low octaves at one go. Down the memory lane, he remembers Barkat's god gifted talent, his resolve, their many concerts and especially the one that coincided with the inception of Jalandhar Doordarshan. "Without doubt," he says, "there is only one Barkat in Punjab." Yet, the singer whose voice is steeped in classicism, in the tradition of Patiala gharana hasn't really got his real due. Hans rues, "That is the tragedy of Punjab that it doesn't value or cherish its greats." Dr Atamjit feels since Barkat has not mastered the art of marketing he couldn't push himself through even though he is deserving of many national awards. Koti, however, has a different take and avers that the path of Sufism and saaf suthri gayaki is anyway never easy. Besides, he observes that those who do appreciate such gayaki are true aficionados, ready to go an extra mile for their ideal. That Barkat is, and ought to be, a role model for many goes without saying. Actually, he has not only inspired generations of singers but even men like Rajeev. He recalls it was his childhood wish to work with Barkat Sidhu since he grew up listening to some of his memorable and revolutionary songs like Pagdi sambhal jattan. While the wish came true with Nabar he hopes that the singer recovers to lend his voice once again for his next, a Bollywood film. Amen!
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Cut to couture
The interiors of the studio remind you of the underground track of the Delhi metro. They are plain and cemented, in stark contrast to the material it stores, all embellished, glittery and colourful. We don't know if it is a conscious decision to keep the surroundings Spartan but it does help shifting the focus to designs, primarily couture.
So, on fabric which runs into tens of meters to construct lehengas and anarakali suits, there is zardosi work, also a deluge of sequins and stones. Prêt finds a much smaller space dedicated to itself and the area defined for it hasn't increased by an inch since the studio Shruti S opened in 2012. "What I supply depends only on what people demand. Women from the Tricity only approach a designer when they want some wedding or party wear. To sell here, you have to have a practical approach," says Shruti Singla, NIFT, Delhi pass-out of the 2011 batch. Being practical is also the first rule of running a designer studio, second being originality in her rule book. In the cityscape, where running a boutique is the short cut to becoming an entrepreneur and earning some quick buck, opening a designer studio is a different ball game altogether. "There are times, when I explain people the difference between boutiques and a designer's den. It's difficult to convince them that neither I take material from outside nor do I replicate designs," says Shruti, as she introduces her maiden collection, the Dancing Bird. The peacock-inspired collection is done in obvious colours of golden, blue, green and a hint of red. And, the peacock motifs take care of the embroidery part. She pulls out a lehenga to explain her love for the bird. It has the motif running from near the belt towards the hemline created by zardosi and pearls. The cost of Rs1.75 lakh is intimidating but she says handcrafted work deserves appreciation in monetary form as well. Her client list is getting lengthier gradually, but to make that happen, she had to make a compromise. "There are creations that are hundred per cent hand-crafted and there are the ones which are about cut and paste work. I use ready-made laces to beautify them." That brings down the cost of the creations, which means more buyers, more business. While making replicas could add profit to her balance sheet, it is something she detests. "I don't mind that it generates revenues for boutique owners but as an alumni of NIFT, it's something unethical for me." She claims that she also does a lot of batik work, which has been a complete sold out. "I prefer that to tie-and-dye. Batik lends grace to the fabric." Out with her next collection, CELCIS, carefully formed from the words, cuts, embroidery, layering, colour, traditional styling, Shruti has stuck to the idea and you can spot all the six elements in her creations. Consider the lehenga with three layers, a short velvet layer on the top, heavily embroidered net forming the middle layer with a long slit that gives one a peek into the third
layer.
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Go, Goa…Going
Time to make some noise! The stage is set and he can't wait to dole out some foot-tapping numbers. Nikhil Chinapa, the man with a dozen moods, is all set for the hype and fanfare at EDM Festival, Goa. The creative brain of this project, Nikhil has always wanted to try and experiment new things and has loads of plans for the festival, starting from old and new things.
Much before the festival, Nikhil is all charged-up to share what's in his mind. "We are planning to give the audience an unmatched experience, the festival is set to get bigger, better and groovier with world class music and performances. Resurrecting the lively vibe, Vh1 Supersonic has special treats in store for its fans that will keep adding up, leading to the mega event in Goa this December," he says. But the most important addition is the Super-Sling. "We are kicking off the celebrations with the Super-Sling ticket bag, where 1000 Vh1 Supersonic enthusiasts will get a chance to be a part of this unforgettable journey with us," Nikhil is all excited. There is more he would want to add to it though. "The Super-Sling is a ticket bag filled with tons of surprises, awarded to the first 1000 loyalists who will buy a ticket to India's biggest EDM beach party. These EMD aficionados will not just get exclusive first-hand information about the developments at Vh1 Supersonic 2014, but there are many more surprises for Supersonic Lovers right till the D-day in Goa," he goes through every detail. Nikhil has dabbled in television and in advertisements, but he could never stay away from music. "This is something that keeps me moving, new sounds, new genres, crowds singing and swaying. This is a total addiction and this is precisely the reason why music festivals are getting popular." Nikhil doesn't want to be questioned on the popularity of music festivals. "EDM festival came with its highs and not many lows. The fact that music
fans turn out in huge numbers explains its popularity," he adds. The festival will kick-start in December and Nikhil wants every music fan to have a time of their life. "This is not just a festival, it is going to be a journey and you must watch out for it." Well, this brings him to share some information on his journey. Where do we see him next? On a reality show or ads or films? "Well, I am pleased to say, that my days are filled with music and excitement. We are going all out with Vh1 Supersonic 2014, and setting a new bar for EDM festivals in the country. We have tons of surprises, which will start unfolding in the next several weeks," he winds up.
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Putting — the grip
Jesse Grewal
As the grip made on the putter is different to that on the rest of the clubs, it is logical that we should have a different grip for putting as compared to the rest of the game. There are various grips used in putting and also variations in the methods used. Belly and long putters are still used and till the ban on them comes into force they are an option. The standard or commonly used putting grip is the reverse overlap where the index finger of the left hand is extended and placed over the fingers of the right hand (picture 1). Place the left hand on the grip of the putter with the putter grip placed in the palm and the thumb on top of the flat surface of the grip. This will bring the shaft of the putter in line with the forearms, which reduces the wrist action. Then place the right hand with the thumb also on the flat surface and let the left hands index finger come over the right hands fingers (picture 2). The routine used by good players is done by placing the right hand first on the putter with the thumb on the flat surface and then slipping the left hand in with its index finger coming on top of the right hand. This helps in setting the right hand first and maintaining that position through the stroke. More on other variations of the putting grip in next week's article. (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)
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Business of the web
Nishtha Shukla Anand Young, old, freshers...people with hopes, aspirations and hardwork have made it really big in the online business. People are writing blogs, engaging in affiliate marketing or simply filling forms. It's a great way to support an existing job, take up a productive hobby or simply earn extra dough. Some of them have also quit their existing jobs to make their online business a full-time profession. So, what does it take to start an online business? Here's what you can do: Get started: Yes, that's the first and most important thing. You need to get the fire burning and get down to the computer if you really want to start off. Identify what is your area of interest and work upon it. Read up: It is important to know everything about your job before you take it up. You could read up online or buy books from the market that are relevant to your subject. Connect with people: Just as the Internet has brought the world closer, it has also made it easy to connect with old contacts. Make use of the ones you have and seek help wherever you can. Asking for help keeps your connections alive. It boosts the other's ego and your business! Keep it simple: When it's online, you don't need cards and stationery. It's more appropriate to invest in a neat website or by joining an online community. Keep faith: It can take some time for an online business to take off. But don't lose hope. There will always be something to smile about. Look at that and keep going. (Shukla is Chandigarh-based technology expert)
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From ouch to wow!
Laser therapy is an effective and painless way to get rid of the unwanted hair Dr Sukhdeep Kaur
Wax eloquent
We all know that keeping our bodies hairless in all the right places isn't always smooth sailing! So, when we go to parlours for waxing don't forget it has various side effects like redness and inflammation, pimples, ingrown hair, bumps, bruising, burned and change in skin colour. Ray of hope
While waxing offers temporary hair removal, laser hair removal offers a permanent, painless and safest way to get rid of unwanted facial and body hair. The most advanced laser for hair removal is Diode laser which is US FDA approved for treating any body area in both men and women, for all skin types. Laser uses collimated beams of light which selectively target the follicular cells (these are present at the base of hair follicle).Once follicular cells absorb light energy they are permanently destroyed, resulting in permanent hair reduction. Most of the patients need six to eight effective treatment sessions spaced at few weeks apart. Since, hair grows in cycles, several sessions are required to affect all the hair in a given area. Hair growth varies over body parts. Facial hair requires more frequent sittings as compared to arms and legs. The treatment sessions are scheduled four to six weeks apart so that the maximum number of hair in growth cycle (anagen) phase are targeted to get substantial results. The laser technique is felt as a mild heat as in a massage. The patients are very comfortable and at ease as compared to painful, expensive, time consuming waxing or threading. Any body part (chin, upper-lips, cheeks, neck, chest, arms and legs) can be treated. The whole body laser requires three hours. The average experience shows 70 to 80 per cent reduction in hair after six to eight sessions. Slight redness, burning sensation, swelling are seen post laser but that is temporary and subsides within hours. The patient can apply ice cubes to reduce the burning sensation. A broad spectrum sunscreen (UVA, UVB blocker) must be applied post laser to prevent hyper
pigmentation. (Dr Kaur is a Chandigarh-based dermatologist)
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A good kick!
Are you in the middle of FIFA fever? Chili’s Bar and Grill takes the timely opportunity and claims to be next best place to Brazil to catch up with the matches! Elaborates Siddharth Varun, GM (operations), "It is just an exercise on our part to give the football fans a feel of what it is like to be in Brazil.
We have introduced several elements to capture the excitement of all the FIFA matches…that is why our tagline is 'Outside of Brazil the best place to watch the World Cup is at Chili’s stadium'." The Global 2014 World Cup Programme offers shareable appetisers, drinks and, of course, a festive environment. There are eight-high definition screens that relay the game as close to your table as possible and an attempt to replicate stadium-like ambience, which has FIFA written all over it. There are FIFA interactive tent cards, along with FIFA décor. The restaurant has hanging pennants, banners, door clings and waiters who are dressed in FIFA uniforms. Adds Siddharth, "To enjoy football matches, generally people come in groups. So we have offered a group combo, which includes a choice of cocktails and wine. That is because somebody wants to have a cocktail and somebody wants to have wine." Nevertheless, "We are not supporting any country, only the game and the sport." Still need some more kick to enjoy the game? Couldn't go to Brazil and paint the faces in the colours of your favourite team? The restaurant has developed a free downloadable application that lets the customers take a picture of themselves from their smart phones. Choose a country and instantly see your face painted in the colours of your favourite football-playing nation. Go ahead, share and compare your football faces!
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The better butter!
It's not the conventional butter that harms more than it benefits the body - peanut butter is everything healthy to gain from and to elaborate on the same, Chandigarh-based dietician, Shreya Goel, held a workshop at Taj in Chandigarh on Thursday.
"The general perception is that peanut butter is fattening and leads to high cholesterol, which is all a myth," says Shreya. The fact is that it is rich in protein, works as a great iron supplement and is best for diabetic and anemic patients. "It's also very filling and thus helps in weight management. It has no oil or cholesterol or trans-fatty acids." The workshop also was about peanut butter recipes, milk shakes topping the menu.
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SOAP story
ITC's Superia Silk range of soaps has recently been recognised for its quality and moisturising ability by Consumer VOICE, a Government of India recognised comparative product testing organisation.
Superia Silk was one of the
12 popular bar soaps that were tested for compliance and compared on varied parameters like skin hydration, sensorial experience and value for money. Superia Silk was ranked number one in soaps that best hydrate and moisturise the skin.
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Dressed to kill
Fashion talk Style has different meanings for different people. I feel it is personal. It has to be trendsetting and not a trend that is blindly
followed. Comfort clothes When I am at home, I slip into my t-shirt and track pants—anything that makes it easy to run around with my son (laughs). Party wear I choose my clothes depending on what kind of an occasion it is. For parties, I generally prefer dresses or a formal top paired with well-fitted black pants. Accessories I decide on my accessories once I have made up my mind about the clothes that I want to wear. It should match with my outfit. But I like to keep it simple. So, most of the time, you will see me only in my solitaires and finger ring. Styling tips Dress to please yourself, not the world. And choose occasion-appropriate clothes. I have made many fashion faux pas but my worst nightmare would be the zipper giving away just before you walk the red carpet! (laughs again) Beauty secret One beauty advice that I religiously follow is to never use soap on my face. I use a gentle cleanser and a good sunscreen for glowing skin. I always apply a deep conditioner to my hair every time I wash
it.
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Aditi to play a princess
Aditi Rao Hydari surely has royalty running in her blood considering that she hails from two royal lineages—Sir Akbar Hydari (Prime Minister of Hyderabad during the British Rule) and Raja of Wanaparthy. The actress is now all set to turn a princess in reel life too.
Aditi, who has often portrayed the role of a simple girl on screen, will now portray the role of a princess in the upcoming film Khoobsurat. While it's a cameo, we hear that her character is engaged to the film's lead played by newbie Fawad Khan. Directed by Shashank Ghosh, Khoobsurat is the remake of the 80's classic by the same name (directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee). Produced by Rhea Kapoor and Walt Disney Pictures, Khoobsurat will also star Sonam Kapoor along with Kirron Kher, Aamir Raza Hussain among others. The film is slated to release on September 19.
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Awesome foursome for Sajid Nadiadwala
Sajid Nadiadwala is on a huge high after his hat-trick success. He has had an exceptional first half of the year with three back-to-back successes— Highway, Two States and Heropanti. And Kick, his directorial debut, is poised to become one of the biggest films of the year, so that will be the cherry on the cake for Sajid and give him an "awesome foursome."
These three films that have been produced under Sajid Nadiadwala's banner are very different from each other in content and all three films have garnered immense appreciation and applause from the audiences. Sajid, the dynamic producer has a track record of working with established actors only, but this year he changed that by working with a lot of young talent like Alia Bhatt, Arjun Kapoor and by also giving a dream launch to debutantes under his banner for the first time, Tiger Shroff and Kriti Sanon. While Highway won a lot of critical acclaim from people, Two States entered the Rs 100 crore club and became a super success. Even Heropanti collected a huge number at the box office, broke all records and became the biggest solo launch ever. Sajid Nadiadwala, who is having a dream run, is now getting set for his next release Kick. With death defying stunts, state-of-the-art VFX and picturesque locations, this trailer has exceeded everyone's expectations with its grandeur, broken all records and has got the fastest five million views (in 59 hours). It has now crossed 10 million views. Even the song Jumme Ki Raat that was recently launched is being loved by the audiences. Kick, which is the directorial debut of Sajid Nadiadwala will be releasing on Eid this year. Sajid Nadiadwala, says, "I am nervous and excited about my directorial debut, Kick. I have been a creative producer for 27 years but I still feel like a newcomer where Kick is concerned. It has been a big successful year at NGE, thanks to my entire team who has given huge successes.”
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Like father, like daughter
After Jackie Shroff's son Tiger Shroff and Sunil Shetty's daughter Atiya Shetty, another star kid who is all set to enter the film industry is Govinda's daughter Narmada Ahuja. According to reports, Narmada will debut in Bollywood with Punjabi filmmaker Smeep Kang's Hindi debut film.
She will be cast opposite Punjabi superstar Gippy Grewal. Narmada, who has studied in the London Film Institute, has in the past three years refused around 30 films. Govinda's wife Sunita, who accompanied her husband to International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) 2014, said that her daughter Narmada has refused 30 films in three years. According to Narmada's mother, she wants to do Govinda kind of films. She wants to do comedy films.
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Party all night
The party crowd at yash patnaik’s gathering Sneha Wagh added, "It was a good party. To mingle with the cast and crew is always fun." Shivin Narang too had fun, "It was an awesome party. After joining Veera it was the first party I attended. It was well-organised. The producer should keep organising such parties as there is no substitute for enjoying together."
Archana is judge again
The upcoming episode of Sony TV's Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega will see Anu Malik judging the show minus Farah Khan. The powerhouse director is busy with the production of her upcoming film Happy New Year and is unable to give sufficient time for the shoot. A little birdie from the sets informed that the channel was searching for someone to step in and their search ended with laughter queen Archana Puran Singh. Archana will be seen shocking everyone by breaking a brick with her hand and showing no fear while performing the stunts. She will also be seen grooving on the stage with the contestants and having a gala time with co-judge Anu Malik as well as the hosts, Mona and
Krushna.
Thumbs up for soccer!
Vivian Dsena, who plays RK in Madhubala, is a hardcore football enthusiast. Speaking about football matches, he says, "It's not just a passion but a religion. I watch all important matches and when I don't get to watch, I record it and watch the next day. Football has been my all time favourite sport. I love the game. I have fond memories of getting up early and going for practise in
Ujjain, my hometown. It involves the body and mind totally." He adds, "I was a state-level player and remember winning many awards. I have a hectic life as an actor but I do go and play football sometimes. Football should be encouraged in schools and children should go for it as it is a good exercise as well." — TNS
What’s in a name?
Actors change the spellings of their name for extra luck. But apparently adding an extra 'b' in her name three years ago didn't really work for Vahbbiz Dorabjee. So she has gone back to her original spelling, which is
Vahbiz.
Sudesh is back
He played a rich, unpredictable zamindar in Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Hi Kijo and now Sudesh Berry will play a similar role. He will be seen in producer Siddharth Tewary's next show Bandhan, which is about the relationship between a little girl and an elephant.
Buzz is that makers of Qubool Hai are working on a new show for their upcoming channel Sony Pal. But instead of reports that the show might star Jennifer Winget, news is that they will go for a fresh face. Harshad Chopda is in talks with the makers and he might make a comeback to TV with the show.
Out of scene? Jennifer Winget
Comic timing
People remember her as Hansa from Khichdi and now Supriya Pathak will be back on TV in yet another comedy, SAB TV's Tu Mere Agal Bagal Hai. She will be seen on the show not very regularly, but as a recurring character.
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ASTRO TURF
ARIES: Make sure you are doing your best. You can be in line for a promotion or recognition in the form of an award. Employment affairs are satisfactory. Your interest in overseas affairs is likely to stimulate you. Tarot message: Competition will push you to do your best. Lucky colour: Beige.
Magic number: 52.
TAURUS: Friction at the workplace can frazzle your nerves. Try to stay balanced and remember that 'silence is golden'. You will have more time to cater to the needs of others.
Tarot message: Balance in all aspects is recommended. Lucky colour: Pink.
Magic number: 25. GEMINI: Feeling of love and strong impulses come together in an exciting but frivolous mix. Take it easy today. It will be pointless to attempt to force the pace. Deal with a routine job.
Tarot message: Play your cards close to your chest. Lucky colour: Orange.
Magic number: 40. CANCER: You are unlikely to get very far if trying to put new plans into operation. An illness can mean having to take a day off work. Putting energy into your domestic life can give you the lift you
need now. Tarot message: Take no chances. Lucky colour: Golden. Magic number: 61. LEO: Sacrifices made today can put you in a far better place for the future. Bring a breath of fresh air into your life by re-arranging your environment. Go shopping for some interesting artwork today.
Tarot message: Be creative to retain a grip over your business. Lucky
colour: Brown. Magic number: 24. VIRGO: Make an early start today and get to work as soon as possible. Not only will you impress the boss, but also feel an immediate sense of achievement. Make every effort to further your ambitions. Tarot message: A caring attitude heals old wounds.
Lucky colour: Blue. Magic number: 33.
LIBRA: Problems of others will have to be attended to today. There is little you can do to advance your own affairs. This will be a difficult day for dealing with business partners. Avoid going out tonight. Tarot message: A penny saved is a penny earned.
Lucky colour: Green. Magic number: 62. SCORPIO: It will be a day of heavy spending. The advice of elders, professionals and people with greater experience than yours can make all the difference. Your love life will be active.
arot message: Plan your life better to avoid delays. Lucky colour: Yellow.
Magic number: 59. SAGITTARIUS: Excitement and happiness is on the cards. Increasing income means more luxuries of life to enjoy. Socialising and attending gala events can
be costly. Tarot message: Strive for perfection at work. Lucky colour: Red.
Magic number: 63. CAPRICORN: Someone you meet today will give you a useful business tip. Go over accounts. It is best to stay at home during leisure time; the evening will lack force. Tarot message: Be sure of involving yourself as much as possible in a new project.
Lucky colour: Yellow. Magic number: 57. AQUARIUS: Early part of the day will be most exciting. Today should see many of the policies that you have been following bearing fruits. Do not allow friends or the family to distract you during study hours.
Tarot message: Do not leave things to chance. Lucky colour: Cream. Magic number: 50. PISCES: Finance and income are in the spotlight today. Matters involving spending, saving and borrowing are all worth examining today. Be sure to grasp any opportunity that comes your way today. Tarot message: Don't be too certain about obtaining a clearance. Lucky colour: Sea-green. Magic number: 41.
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THE YEAR AHEAD
If your birthday is July 2...
The number 2 belongs to the cooperative, sensitive, balanced, responsible, loving, patient, modest and supportive people. This year, be more realistic and don't jump to conclusions. Seek expert advice before you make any financial commitments, especially in the stock market. Friends will be most helpful. Relationships will prove less harmonious. Nervous issues are possible in personal life. You'll be given difficult, delicate tasks; try not to get distracted or go beyond your own limits. Conflicting advice makes it hard for you to even know what you really want, so be careful. What's important is you find a way to express your feelings so that they don't get bottled up inside you. Positive colours: White, Blue, Pink. Select days: Sunday, Monday. Favourable numbers: 1, 4, 2, 7. Gems recommended: Pearl, Opal, White sapphire. Charity on birthday: Donate green fodder to cows.
You share your birthday with Lindsay Dee Lohan (July 2, 1986, New York), an American actress and pop music singer. Lohan rose to fame with her leading roles in the films Freaky Friday, Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, Mean Girls and Herbie.
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Putting is one part of the game where there are many preferences, especially in the grip. The grip fitted on the putter is different to the rest of the clubs as it is not round and has a flat surface on the top for the placement of both the thumbs, and a curved surface on the underside which is shaped to fit into the palm of the left hand (for right-handed golfers).
Summer is here. That means it's time to flaunt fabulous dresses and gorgeous, satin smooth, hairless skin. Who wants to miss out on a beach trip or visit to a rooftop pool because of leftover winter stubble? If you're just coming out of hibernation, now is a great time to consider your options when it comes to keeping the bikini line, underarms and legs smooth, bump-free and swimsuit-ready!
Shilpa Shetty is in shape and she is a style icon par excellence. She shares her style tips here.
Producer Yash Patnaik is known for treating his cast and crew with surprise parties. He recently threw a surprise bash for the cast and crew of Veera in Mumbai. Shared Digangana Suryavanshi, "It was great fun; Yash Patnaik always throws good parties."
Face off