In an industry that often glorifies relentless hustle, Kashika Kapoor is choosing a more intentional way to begin her year—one rooted in balance, clarity, and conscious living.The actor welcomed the new year at Atmantan Wellness Centre, a destination celebrated for its integrative approach to physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. Surrounded

The Indian film and entertainment business is no longer just driven by stars on screen—but by visionary women entrepreneurs behind the scenes who are building studios, shaping content, and creating impact-driven ecosystems. Here are three iconic women entrepreneur personalities ruling the industry today, each with a distinct voice, business instinct,

Actress Anusmriti Sarkar marked a defining milestone in her journey as she was honored with the coveted ‘Iconic Style Icon of the Year’ title at the prestigious Midday Glitz & Glam Icons Awards, winning loud applause from industry peers and fans alike. The recognition celebrated not just her evolving fashion

Shreya Sharma made a striking style statement at the much-anticipated ELLE List 2025, proving once again why she is fast becoming a fashion favorite. Draped in a classic black ensemble, Shreya exuded effortless elegance, confidence, and a quiet power that instantly drew attention on the red carpet.What truly set her

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Indian actress Dia Mirza is gearing up to complete 25 years in the film industry this year with her iconic film Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein reaching an important milestone, her career resists easy categorisation. Actor, producer, author, environmental advocate each role has unfolded not as a detour, but as