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Dress decode
It is neither a date, nor an evening out, not a club night, not a day out on the streets, not even a Sunday at home. Dressing up for a brunch party is not as much of a fashion crisis as a style dilemma. A faux paus attributed to ignorance rather than negligence.
As the weather opens up making way for outdoor evenings, afternoon parties and Sunday brunches, here's decoding the perfect brunch party look. It's one of the instances where the ground rules can be laid in terms of what not to wear rather than what to wear. "The most common mistake I've seen women make while getting dressed for a brunch party is that they overdo the look. Just remember it is not an evening out," says Delhi based designer Ripci Bhatia, from the label, La Amour Faith. She highlights two key words-simple and chic. Among the several garments that can be opted for she focuses on, "calf length dresses in flirty chiffons, interesting prints in pastel hues, English garden florals, linen trousers in soft hues paired with a tank top or a shirt."
Throw in a soft jacket to keep snug in case there's a nip in the air and as for accessories, let the things be limited to an interesting scarf. Like she said, "Keep it simple and proper. A neat hairdo, French manicure and you are good to go."
Less is more
Earlier, this year starlet Shruti Seth and husband Danish Aslam's Sunday brunch party saw a swarm of small screen celebrities make the lazy Sunday appear a little cool with their fashion quotient. While Shruti rightly paired white linen trousers with a dressy top, former VJ Maria Goretti, kept things bordering on resort wear. Actress Sridevi, while making an appearance at Neeta Lula's birthday brunch party, a year and half ago, perhaps nailed it. While dressed in shades of white and yellow, she kept the look chic and yet dressy. Designer Nida Mahmood lays the down ground rules loud and clear. "Smart casual is the bracket that one should be in. Brunches are meant to let your hair down, mingle with close friends and family. One should dress casual even bordering on resort if it is the summer. For the winter, a light throw on dresses works very well." She adds, "Depending on the seasonal trend, one could wear statement neck pieces or scarves. A nice pair of sunglasses is a must for a sunny brunch in the winter."
No black please!
If it doesn't get more casual than a Sunday brunch, it doesn't get more formal than a charity brunch party. Model and television presenter Louise Roe set the benchmark last year, while turning up at pre-Oscar brunch party hosted by UNICEF and Mont Blanc. The orange and white stripes and white pointy pumps gave a crisp finish to the day look. As much as colour white is a clear shot at getting things right, colour black is a big no. shares Nida, "I feel black should be left for very formal occasions unless you are styling the dress with something fun and representative of the day. I also feel shoes must be chosen depending on the location of the brunch. Sometimes girls wear stilettos for an outdoor brunch ending up jabbing their heels into the soil. Keep the location and space in mind while choosing shoes." There is no getting away from the countless mistakes often made at outdoor events. Some help, little signs and simple rules can go miles in making sure you are dressed as fine as a clear day. manpriya@tribunemail.com
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Upward journey
A hub of diverse creative activities and rich craftsmanship from all over the country, the 6th edition of Chandigarh National Crafts Mela, being organised by Chandigarh Administration in collaboration with North-Zone Cultural Centre, is all set to be held from November 14 to November 23 at Kalagram. The theme of the mela is Colours and Sound of North India.
This mela is a platform for the talented artistes, painters, weavers, sculptors and craftsmen form all over India who execute and exhibit their creations and art-lovers who flock there. Around 275 folk artistes and dancers will be taking part in the mela. The main attraction shall be the participation of 150 master craftsperson and 150 artisans. According to secretary, cultural affairs UT, Bhawna Garg IAS, "It is a privilege for the Chandigarh Administration to bring such a beautiful ethnic festival for the 6th time. Every year, this much-awaited event is witnessed not only by the domestic tourists but also by the international tourists. All ten days we are expecting a terrific response, be it from the food court, stalls or the cultural evening extravaganza." With the theme, North India, special emphasis will be given to the entrance gate and exhibitor's huts. The rich culture of the North India shall be depicted through folk dances, artwork and stalls. — TNS
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Aamir wants to play Circuit
When Munna and Rancho are on sets along with their makers, the conversation largely is around Munna Bhai and 3 Idiots. While shooting on the sets of PK, Rajkumar Hirani, Aamir Khan and Sanjay Dutt would indulge in conversation about Rajus' two films they have worked in. During the discussion on the making of Munna Bhai, Aamir would always say how he would once like to do the role of the very famous Circuit. Aamir has always liked Munna Bhai. He told Raju that if there ever was a third installment of the film he would love to play the role of Circuit. He thinks he would be the best choice for Circuit's role. Raju has worked with both Aamir and Sanjay Dutt in his three block buster films. Aamir and Sanjay's friendship goes a long way back. The three of them had spent a lot of time together while on the sets and shared a great bond with each other. The three of them even now are in constant touch. Sanjay has been writing letters to both Raju and Aamir to know what's happening around and how the film is looking. The spokesperson adds, "Aamir is often heard saying that he would like to do the role of Circuit. Aamir, Sanjay and Raju's camaraderie is very well known on sets which only makes them comfortable working together."
Catching up with fashion
Ace designer Rajesh Pratap Singh, whose collection at the ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week paid tribute to the weavers of denim industry, feels that Indians are not good with creating denim outfits. His spring/summer 2015 collection, titled Blue Blood, launched khadi denim which is made with natural fabrics keeping in mind the hazards caused by it. "My inspiration is indigo. We have been working for this collection from few years now. This is what it has come down to and we finished the collection this afternoon. "Denims are one of the most polluted fabrics and here in India we don't know how to make it. But if we make raw and pure denim it's fantastic," the designer said. The show saw a group of weavers sitting on the ramp while models walked on it showcasing his collection. Even an elderly weaver walked the runway, which had an audio-visual presentation of creation of these naturally-woven denims running on the screens. "Those were my colleagues from my factory. They were wearing my creations," he said.
— PTI
Taylor tops the charts
Singer Taylor Swift has been named as the Billboard Woman of the Year, becoming the first artist to ever receive the honour twice. The 24-year-old star is a seven-time Grammy winner and also the best-selling digital music artist of all time, reported Billboard. "As one of the most influential artists of her generation, Taylor Swift has seen incredible success on the Billboard charts. Over the course of her career, she's charted 60 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, the most by any female artist since her debut in 2006. We are tremendously excited to be honouring her as the 2014 Billboard Woman of the Year for the second time," said Janice Min, co-president and chief creative officer of Guggenheim Media's Entertainment Group. Swift will be feted at the 9th annual Billboard Women in Music Awards on December 12 in New York City.
— PTI
To Lisa, from Lisa
It's over six months since the Kangana Ranaut-starrer Queen released, but Canada-born Indian actress Lisa Ray has watched it only now, and she has only words of praise for Lisa Haydon's performance in the film. "I'm sooo late to the party, but finally watching #Queen on the big, flat screen. Simply love my gal @HaydonLisa. What presence. Luv u Lisi," Lisa tweeted Saturday. When the movie released March 7, it was loved for its simply told story of a Delhi-based Punjabi girl, who sets out on her honeymoon alone, and in the bargain, she finds out her strengths and her ability to be a strong and independent individual. Kangana's performance as the protagonist Rani was lauded, while model-actor Lisa Haydon's part as her friend Vijayalakshmi, earned her appreciation galore too.
Rich food for Farhan
Farhan Akhtar is about to give way to his lean physique for a heavier look for his next film with Vidhu Vinod Chopra, titled, 2. The actor is required to put on eight kilos for the film where he will play the role of an ATS cop. Farhan has started prepping for the film. The actor is all set to beef-up before he starts shooting for the film. He has regularly been working out at the gym with his trainer. He is looking into building muscles for which he has changed his diet regime as well. His diet now consists of a lot of protein rich food.
Fan following
Shraddha Kapoor is humble and down to earth. She also ensures that she interacts with her fans whether through social media or in person. Recently, she met a couple in an elevator and they were thrilled to see her, so she spoke to them and clicked pictures too. Floods affect Fitoor
The shooting for Abhishek Kapoor's Fitoor will finally begin in Mumbai in November. The shoot has been shifted from Kashmir due to the devastation caused by the
floods. Staged romance?
Rumours are rife that actress Sonakshi Sinha is dating Arjun Kapoor and only God knows the truth. While Arjun Kapoor has denied the news, we think it is just for the promotions of their upcoming film
Tevar. Look who’s back
After the debacle of Humshakals', Sajid Khan is all set to return to direction. However, this time he is going to remake a Korean rom-com My Girlfriend Is An Agent. The 2009 film tells the story of two spies, former lovers who are now sworn enemies, on a mission to stop a Russian crime group from stealing a chemical weapon. Tussaud’s invitation
for Katrina
Katrina Kaif has finally received an invitation from the Madame Tussaud's wax museum to have her wax statue installed over there. She is contemplating the look or filmy avatar for the statue. Happy look
The first look of Happy Ending starring Saif Ali Khan, Ileana DCruz, Kalki Koechlin, Govinda and others. The movie is a comedy about romantic comedies.
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Now get ready for French remakes
The Indian movie industry is the world's most productive, with around 1,000 feature films produced each year and local films accounting for over 90 per cent of national movie admissions. Also known as a big consumer of screenplays, Indian cinema had for a long time helped itself to stories borrowed from international movies to produce remakes, without paying the necessary film adaptation copyright fees. However, such practices have now been rectified and the market for legal remakes has boomed in recent years.
French screenplays can be of considerable interest to Indian producers and La Fabrique films have recently facilitated the adaptation of the French film After You (Apres vous) directed by Pierre Salvadori and produced by Les Films Pelléas. The Indian remake, Nautanki Saala directed by Rohan Sippy was released in India in 2013. La Fabrique Films facilitated the recent sale of the remake rights of the French film Beautiful Lies (De Vrais mensonges) directed by Pierre Salvadori and produced by Les Films Pelleas on the Indian market. UniFrance Films and La Fabrique Films are organising for the first time, a Films Remakes Market, which will be held on October 15 and 16, in cooperation with the Mumbai Film Festival. A selection of recent French films selected for the compatibility of their narratives with the tastes of Indian audiences will also be presented to Indian producers in the presence of the films' French producers and/or exporters. A series of individual meetings will be held following the screenings. The films selected include Serial (Bad) Weddings, which will be presented by Alexandre de la Porte (UGC), In the Courtyard (Philippe Martin, Les Films Pelléas), Homeland (Quad), Not My Type (Patrick Sobelman, Agat Films & Cie), Where Do We Go Now? and Superchondriac (Pathé).
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I’d love to do Punjabi films: Aditi
Famous model and actress Aditi Sharma, who appeared in Mausam and Ladies vs Ricky
Bahl, talks about her latest film Ekkees Toppon Ki Salaami and more.
Tell us about your role I play Taanya
Srivastav. She aspires to become a writer. She is very brave and courageous. She works at the chief minister's office and writes speeches for him. She comes from today's generation and is quite open-minded. How was the experience shooting for the film? I enjoyed working on this film. There were no stars on the sets as we were all actors working on this film. Our intention was to make a good film, so feedback was always welcomed. We tried our best to make a good film and I am really proud of it. Do you have any expectations from the film? Before we started working on this film, I just wanted it to be good. Now that I've seen it, I have never felt this proud about any film. I think this film will work at the box-office as people are appreciating good cinema. What kept you away from films for two years? Well, I have been constantly working. I shot for two films, Saatuchakke and Ekkees Toppon Ki Salaami and they're releasing now. I also shot many ads during that time. Moreover, I am quite active in the theatre scene and it all takes up my time. Are you open to working in Punjabi cinema? Definitely. If I can act in Telugu films, why wouldn't I act in my own language film? In fact, it will be a lot easier. What kind of role are you looking for? I am a greedy actor. I keep looking for good roles. I like to be a part of films that I can be proud of. Normally after reading the script, I know if I want to be a part of any film or not. I look for substance.
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Shraddha Kapoor is a talented artiste but very few people know that the girl loves gardening. The actress has a certain fondness for gardening and has a personal garden in her house. Shraddha specifically loves to grow roses, aloe vera, hibiscus, tulsi, money plant, poinsettia, bougainvillea, mogra and many other small home grown plants. She feels that plants not only lend beauty to her home but also keep it colourful. She feels very fresh and rejuvenated whenever she sees her plants and personally takes care of them and waters them every day. Shraddha personally looks into tending to her plants with care and has also learnt how to add manure and re-pot them when they grow. She has become an expert now on how to take care of the plants. Whenever Shraddha is travelling for work or any other commitments, she specially instructs her staff at home as to how to look after her plants. Shraddha was seen last in Haider where she played a very pivotal role of a Kashmiri girl called Arshia and she walked away with rave reviews for her performance. She will next be seen in the film ABCD 2.
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Floral tribute
Along with the countless interpretations, art comes with countless inclinations. While some like it figurative, some like it simple. Way too simple; as simple as a bunch of roses put together in a frame. Chandigarh-based artist Vandana Malhotra's exhibition, titled Fragrances, on at Bistro Flamme Bois, can be summed up in one word — floral.
Shares Neepa Sharma, the curator, "People actually requested me to hold an exhibition of something that they could just buy and simply put on their walls." Well, the 20 to 22 frames are all set to ensure that less of thoughts and more of aesthetics go into taking your pick. "I titled it fragrances because to me flowers spell hope and positivity. Come to think of it, life is like a flower, very soft and delicate," shares the artist, a doctorate in visual arts from BHU Varanasi. "I have been an artist for almost two decades now and have worked on figurative works to landscapes. But nature and painting flowers is where I find my peace, which I love to spread." She adds, "I also love to travel, so I just set out with my camera clicking flowers of various species and sizes." While two of the works are oil-based, for the rest the medium remains water-colours. "Artists are usually afraid of touching water colours but I enjoy doing them. The works are priced from Rs 5,000 to Rs 15,000." As for the subject, most of the flowers have been captured from the city. From the ubiquitous roses to the season's muse, that is lotus, take your pick. Moving on, there are alamandas, sunflowers, lilacs, geraniums and lilies. "I haven't quite repeated any flower; hope to continue with their series in the future and paint until I am ready with hundred frames." It doesn't get simpler than that and will once again be summed up in one word — floral. (On till 20th October at Bistro Flamme Bois—7, Chandigarh) manpriya@tribunemail.com
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Festival bonanza
Shopping is fun, but if it needs to be an experience then there ought to be much more than an array of products at display. Taking the right cues, Elante Mall comes up with annual Diwali Fiesta. Thrown in are a large number of activities, photo opportunities and a chance to win prizes. As you walk in, colourful lights in lotus shape and floral dome structures, spell festivity in all caps. "During Diwali everyone is in a festive spirit and to celebrate that spirit, we are holding special promotions…there will be hourly, daily and weekly prizes," shares Manoj Agarwal, head of operations, Elante.
To elaborate, there will be hourly gift vouchers worth Rs 3,000, amounting to Rs 30,000 a day and daily prizes like refrigerators, air conditioners and LCD TVs. He adds, "Last year the theme was on the lines of a colourful globe. This year, we have gone more traditional with a special entrance, temple dome décor and photo opportunities put up at the backyard area." At the end of the 15-day extravaganza, the luckiest one gets to walk out with a Mahindra XUV. Shares Manoj, "The one up for grabs is in red colour, but the winner can always talk to the company and get any other colour." Fully secure
In the din of revelry, parking and security often face the brunt - the two big factors pulling down any initiative of stepping out! "We have 180 security guards stationed at different levels at any given point of time. There will also be traffic policemen and volunteers stationed at the appropriate places. We will also boost the number of teams checking at the entrance," says Manoj. He adds, "We keep carrying mock fire drills, which are measured for response time. Sometime this year again we will carry such drills as a part of our security measures."
— TNS
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Tradition meets fashion
If you want to see and feel fine sarees, the kinds worn by idols of Pamavati Biwi and Nancharamma (the two wives of Lord Venketeshwar) at Tirupati or the Sambhalpuri cotton saris that Indira Gandhi had (more than 100) in her wardrobe, well ongoing Weaves at Himachal Bhavan-26 is the place to go.
If shopping is on your mind, then there are plenty of sarees to choose from. If not, even then make a trip to know more about our rich handlooms. With over 52 stalls that bring suits, sarees, home furnishings from across the length and breadth of the country; the exhibition offers a selection that should have something to please you. P Venugopal, a stall from Hyderabad, has seven varieties of sarees for you including Gadwal saree (that's traditionally a cotton saree with zari border) Uppada sarees woven in zari, jamdani, pochampally to kalamkari. The costliest here is golden Uppada with green golden motifs for Rs 1,15,000. Suit yourself
Suits are in plenty too, even long Pakistani suits touted to be Zindagi suits. Amongst others there is this Pakistani stall from Karachi specialising in wedding suits, the range for which starts at Rs 3000. Anarkalis are still ruling the roost and if you want a chikan anarkali kurta you will have unstitched materials available. An appeal for Kashmir
There is Irshad Ahmad, still recovering from the trauma of his family caught in floods in Kashmir, with needle work suit duppattas and pashmina shawls. If gaudy is your style there are two stalls from the city, noticeable from a distance. Only competition they have in this category are kundan work suits by Kashish. Then there are kantha bedcovers, Banarasi diwan sets and more if you want to check out. One more word, your purchase makes weavers' livelihood possible. Remember its these hands who are keeping our traditions alive. (On till October 13) mona@tribunemail.com
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A wedding or a festival, it all calls for a personal touch. If there's a theme to reflect customisation, nothing like it. What better way than to start with invites or gifts? Sweet Concepts, Gopal's latest initiative, promises to provide all the gifting and invitation options under one roof. One can avail services like made to order wedding and party invitations, sweet boxes, mithais, cookies, brownies, fruit boxes and customised gift hampers et al.
Come to think of a wedding, there are a string of ceremonies, including the wedding itself) awaiting host's attention and guests' scrutiny. Shares Bhavna Singh, the brain behind the concept, "We even offer the designing of bridal trousseaus according to the theme…A wedding, unlike a party or a get together is not a one-time occasion. It is preceded by a series of important ceremonies and every host wants to provide flawless arrangements to the guests. So we decided to come up with Sweet Concepts."
— TNS
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SRK in comedy zone
What happens when the king of romance meets the king of comedy? Well, it calls for a royal laughter challenge. This is exactly what happened when Shah Rukh Khan and the entire team of Happy New Year visited Comedy Nights With Kapil to promote their film. We can imagine how funny and hilarious the outcome must have been. SRK even tweeted about it saying, "Have always enjoyed CNWKapli…but tonite what the HNY team & CNWK team has shot has to be the funniest ever. Thanks."
Heart to heart...
New channel Sony Pal has joined hands with Balaji Telefilm's Ekta Kapoor to present the serial Yeh Dil Sun Raha Hai from October 16. The show is Ekta Kapoor's first association with Anooj Kapoor and Sony Pal. Ekta Kapoor says it was a challenge for her and the team as they have usually restricted themselves to urban set-ups. "I don't have any friends and relatives staying in non-metro cities. It was a challenge for all of us; we did our own research, visited that place, observed the culture and modified the storyline accordingly," she says. Set in the city of Patna, the show charts the journey of Poorvi (played by Aparna Dixit), the daughter of a senior government employee and Arjun (played by Navi Bhangu), who plays the spoilt son of the local coal mafia. Initially, Poorvi and Arjun can't see eye to eye, but slowly they get drawn towards each other and eventually go on to combat all family antagonism for their love. Unfortunately, both are destined to be apart. It is thus the story of two star-crossed lovers, their journey of adoration and hatred.
Aggressive action
Star Plus' numero uno show Diya Aur Baati Hum (Shashi Sumeet Productions Pvt Ltd) has seen a transformation from saas bahu saga to 'terrorism-related' tracks. The story has definitely stood out with the bahu of the house Sandhya (Deepika Singh) getting into the action mode and battling a crisis in the nation. In the coming episodes, Sandhya will face a grave scenario where the terrorist gang led by Maya (Gurdeep Kohli) will plan to attack village Pushkar on the pious occasion of Karwa Chauth. Sandhya and Zakir (Neil Bhatt) will get to know that the terrorists are using the Karwa (goods used in the festivities) to send across ammunition. The duo will get alerted and make a move to stop the act. The family will be disturbed by the fact that Sandhya will choose to be with her cop team rather than celebrating the ritual with them.
This fantasy is fantastic
There is no cape, no special costume or super-sized biceps. Television's latest superhero is a sweet, unassuming college boy next-door. Capturing the boy's journey from an average Joe to discovering a hero within, Zee TV's latest offering Maharakshak Aryan is a two-fold narrative of coming-of-age and a walk into the dark realms of fantasy, where a hero will face his worst fears, rewrite destiny and emerge a winner. Playing the role of young Aryan will be debutant Aakarshan Singh, a fresh-faced 20-year-old from Haryana.
On a poetic note
Tata Sky, a leading DTH player today, recently announced the launch of Active Javed Akhtar service in partnership with one of the finest lyricists of India. This innovative service gives Tata Sky subscribers an opportunity to experience the rich and classic poetic culture. This interactive platform will have Javed Akhtar describing the true essence of some of the most beautifully penned shayaris and dohas of yesteryear, reminding us of its relevance and definition in context of our lives today. This conversational format with Javed Akhtar is followed by dohas sung by contemporary artists such as Tochi Raina, Roop Kumar Rathod, Shweta Pandit, among others.
An epic story
The Epic channel, India's first genre-specific Hindi entertainment channel, is set to make a breakthrough. It will showcase interesting content based on Indian history, folklore and mythology, in a uniquely contemporary format. Mahesh Samat, founder and managing director of Epic Television Network, said, "The channel has generated much excitement and we are ready to deliver what we have promised."
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The year ahead
If your birthday is October 12...
Always keep the long-term goals in mind; now is not the time to burn bridges. You've worked hard and long enough to acquire experience. Try to see a situation from your partner's point of view. Work towards reaching a compromise. Now is the time to start talking about your pet project. Be decisive in your approach. You'll be able to make changes, but analyse your personal limits so that you do not make rash choices and endanger your finances. Those born before 1970 must learn to be less argumentative and impulsive at work. In-laws and elders will need your attention and time. Take care of your diet to keep fit and fine. Positive colours: Golden, Red. Select days: Sunday, Monday. Favourable numbers: 1, 4, 2, 7. Gems recommended: Yellow Sapphire, Ruby. Charity on birthday: Donate wheat at a religious place today.
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Astro turf
ARIES: Chances of meeting a good companion are high. Couples can spend a delightful time together. A domestic servant can be cause of worry.
Tarot message: Don't waste money by financing an overseas trip yourself. Lucky colour: Green.
Magic number: 27.
TAURUS: Early hours are definitely the best. If you are working, try to get a special favour by 11.00 a.m. Go to bed well in time, otherwise sleeplessness can cause disturbance.
Tarot message: Put your terms and conditions in writing. Lucky colour: Brown.
Magic number: 63. GEMINI: Learning processes and communication endeavours are highlighted. Changes made today will certainly be for the best.
Tarot message: Be honest to your desires; if you are truthful you will get the money in advance.
Lucky colour: Ebony. Magic number: 27. CANCER: You will be free to operate freely. Relatives will do all they can to help. Speculation in property is not favoured. Legal matters can get embroiled in red-tape.
Tarot message: Use your common sense. Lucky colour: Ebony. Magic number: 57. LEO: The atmosphere will not be conducive to achieving good results. Coming to angry words over personal differences will be regretted. A run-in with an aggressive character can spoil the day. Tarot message: Move ahead with confidence.
Lucky colour: Crimson. Magic number: 56. VIRGO: The pendulum of luck will not stop its movement today. Health-wise, rest is needed otherwise fatigue will produce pessimism. Leave stress and worries behind.
Tarot message: A caring attitude heals old wounds. Lucky colour: White. Magic number: 51.
LIBRA: The Knight of Wands promises a high profile day. Expect to be on the receiving end of kindness and generosity from those who genuinely
appreciate you. Tarot message: Play your cards right. Lucky colour:
Yellow. Magic number: 52. SCORPIO: Your card 'the Fool' reveals deception, delays and unhealthy conditions in your profession. Keep your wits and you will come out for the better in
a deal. Tarot message: Push to succeed and your efforts will pay off. Lucky colour: Green.
Magic number: 50. SAGITTARIUS: You will have to check your plans for the time being. Improve your health by paying more attention to diet. Today you should be able to surprise your boss.
Tarot message: Draw on your inner energies. Lucky colour: Orange. Magic number: 27. CAPRICORN: Today money can come from unexpected sources. Parents will find that this is a good time for dealing with youngsters. A positive mood can quickly turn to negative vibes.
Tarot message: Balance in all aspects is recommended. Lucky colour: Peach.
Magic number: 29. AQUARIUS: Deal with all outstanding communication as certain people are waiting to hear from you. An early warning of a health problem is a blessing in disguise.
Tarot message: Follow your own path. Lucky colour: Black. Magic number: 64. PISCES: Today fear of loss of reputation or slander can grip you. Be courageous about a new investment opportunity. Housewives will develop interest in social activities.
Tarot message: Your efforts will gain momentum. Lucky colour: Saffron. Magic number: 48.
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