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It is a rare mix of intention, ease, and razor-sharp elegance. And in a season where winter-ready wardrobes often slip into predictable layers of knits and neutrals, she turns to an unexpected hero: denim.
The 56th International Film Festival of India-IFFI 2025 will open with a colourful cultural parade celebrating India’s cinematic legacy in Goa tomorrow.
Sonam Kapoor continues her effortless streak of turning every appearance into a style moment. With Rhea Kapoor once again curating her look, Sonam proves that her fashion choices go far beyond couture runways and…
De De Pyaar De 2 Review: Six years after Ajay Devgn’s Aashish and Rakul Preet Singh’s Ayesha first fell in love, the couple now returns to screens on November 14 with a new challenge.
Delhi Crime 3 review: At one point in Delhi Crime 3, ACP Vartika Chaturvedi (Shefali Shah) quietly says, “No one misses missing girls.” That single line sets the tone for the entire season – a disturbing, gut-punching…
Tabu brought modern-day royalty to Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla’s larger-than-life showcase -A Thousand & One Nights at Art Mumbai.
Kriti Sanon’s pastel pink drape, The Gulaban Ila Saree, was a lesson in subtle sophistication. Priced at Rs 29,500, the saree’s airy silhouette and feather-light fabric lent it an almost weightless charm, ideal for…
Baramulla Movie Review: When depicting different milieus and their tragedies, does an insider’s perspective and lived-in experience help achieve authenticity?
There’s a particular kind of thunder that echoes only in Indian politics, the sound of ambition colliding with ego, of promises forged in public and broken in private.
Haq Movie Review: Audacious, blistering, seething and sensitive. Haq is all of that and so much more. It raises some pertinent questions on identity – cultural, religious, moral, individual.