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Krystle D'souza believes in 'trust and some pixie dust'
In the photo, Krystle wears a yellow ribbed tank top and black shorts. She completes her look with hoop earrings and sunglasses. The image captures her throwing sand at the camera."Trust and some pixie dust," Krystle wrote alongside the image.
Purab Kohli on infidelity: Hard to regain trust
"More than anything else, I find cheating really hard and tiring because you have to spend a lot of time and energy covering up the lies. The show shows Akarsh (his character) being disloyal to both the women in his life, but in real life, if someone decides to mend their ways and turn over a new leaf, they will need to work really hard to regain the trust of their loved ones," he added.
Meditation helped Alicia Keys to be a good mother, partner, friend
"Like so many new moms I was exhausted, but the depletion was more than physiological; my spirit was shot. I needed to do something so I could continue to be a good mother to my children, partner to my husband, and friend to myself," she said, according to a report in femalefirst.co.uk. Since she was so tired during those days, she slept off the first time she meditated but got better with time.
Raima Sen: 'I have always had a phobia of auditions'
"In all these years in the industry, I have never done a screen test. When I learnt that (director) Amit (Kumar) wanted to do a screen test for my character in Calcutta, I first avoided it as I have always had a phobia of auditions. Later, I gathered my strength and somehow decided to do it.
Movie Review | Radhe: Salman Khan's chaos of set pieces
You couldn't care less, of course if you are a Salman fan, you weren't logging in for the sake of story. You're in it to watch all that goes on in between, when the 'story' isn't interfering with what Salman Khan needs to do on screen to reaffirm his Bollywood superstardom.
Mandsaur's hidden 'jewel of music' recreates the 'Dama Dum' song
The label run by Mehndi and his filmmaker, architect and author wife, Taran Mehndi, launched a unique project titled 'Jewels of Music', under which they will be scouting for hidden talent to help them realise their dreams. For this project, DRecords is looking for artists, musicians, singers, composers, songwriters above the age of 40
Prasoon Joshi reacts after Big B credits him for poem
"I feel humbled if my poem 'Ruke na tu' can provide support in these difficult times, which has been recited by respected Amit ji with all his heart, as always. Several sites in the internet consider it as a creation of respected late poet Harivansh Rai Bachchan. It is an honour that his craft is reflected in my work. My respect to Ma Saraswati," Joshi tweeted in Hindi late on Wednesday.
Beyonce slays in all-black ensemble
In her latest Instagram photo-op, Beyonce poses for the camera in a long black dress with a slit. She completes her look with a belt, small sunglasses, a choker, and dangle earrings.
Beyonce's picture currently has 2.3 million on the photo-sharing website.
Urvashi to donate "Versace baby" proceeds towards Covid relief in India, Palestine
"I'm well pleased to be a part of this noble dynamism, to lend our hand towards the nation's fight against Covid-19. Since last year, we have endeavoured in our efforts towards fighting Covid-19, since this unprecedented catastrophe struck our country and the world. The contemporaneous situation has empowered us to bestow more in these arduous times," Urvashi told IANS.
Indie filmmaker Aditya Kripalani loves making films about 'what ifs'
Kripalani is known for his indie film and "Tikli And Laxmi Bomb", and his most recent film "The Goddess And The Hero" ("Devi Aur Hero") was premiered at The Projector -- Singapore. The filmmaker says that film festivals are a great way to understand how a film would be accepted globally.
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