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Fashion eye

What are celebs wearing? Food and drink

Navratri Special

Enthralling international acts at the 6th Annual British Asian Music Awards

Showbiz

Music

Roach Killa

Shaandaar’s leading actor Shahid Kapoor confesses he isn’t a romantic

BEAUTY

How to perfect the ponytail Fashion Feature

Spooktacular outfits to inspire you this Halloween

What’s On

Poets Corner

Competitions – Puzzles

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EDITOR’S LETTER Being sat in Yorkshire, whilst editing this issue of your favourite mag I can totally identify with our cover story Shahid Kapoor’s complaints about Leeds being super cold. However, the cool dude that he is still looks super cool despite being cold in the stills of his upcoming flick Shaandar. This one is most definitely one to watch out. Being cold does have its plus points. I love bringing out my boots and coloured scarves to combat the cold season. Stylish and snug. Just like our fashion pages….but quiet spooktacular too as you will find out. And how can I forget a happy happy Navratri to all, especially those who will be observing the vrats (fasting).For those foodies amongst us this edition we have picked some of the most popular festive dishes that can be enjoyed in line with Navratri but they are so delicious don’t blame us if you’re family request you to make them at other times too. Our man Junaid had a spectacular time at the Brit Asia TV Music Awards this month. He had a blast speaking to all the artists and they loved posing with a picture of their favourite newspaper and magazine. Speaking of music just for our lovely readers we have an exclusive ghap shap with the music man for today’s generation. In his own super musical words, get to know the man himself Roach Killa As usual the Asian Style team have done wonders with this edition, so don't let me keep you......happy reading x

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celebs wearing? by Ninder Kaur

Regular Bollywood faces Deepti Naval, Soha Ali Khan, Mini Mathur and Konkana Sen Sharma were all in Delhi to attend the show by designer Sanjay Garg of the Raw Mango brand at the Spring-Summer edition of Amazon India Fashion Week 2016. The designer did what he does best- bridge the gap between textile and fashion when he opened the Spring-Summer edition of Amazon India. Check out what the celebs were wearing and whether you think they are runway potential.

Konkana Sen sizzled in an autumnal inspired saree. The bright green really brought a dash of seasonal colour to her outfit. She accessorised with a flower â&#x20AC;&#x201C;wrap around bracelet, aviator sunglasses and brown crossover bag (no doubt to keep all her essentials in).

Mini Mathur opted for a grey, black and white look. She chose a black and white striped crop top wrapped under a grey shawl-like saree. No doubt she kept warm throughout the show. She accessorised with a white and gold plated belt and a gold-chained clutch.

Soha Ali Khan brought a touch of pink in her spring/summer inspired outfit. She wore a plain pink fitted floaty dress and accesorised it with the same colour silk duppata that had gold intricate stitching. She accessorised with a nude coloured bag and gold sandals. She kept it chic and classy.

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During Sanjay Garg’s show, rich golden sheen kurtas with lightly embroidered dupattas formed the majority of the collection, in vivid hues of rani pink, emerald green, sapphire, royal blue and black with golden work. The use of plain fabric to enhance the impact of the garment was a trend continued from his previous winter/festive 2014 show, while the silhouettes were more deconstructed than before.

Garg gave us a tunic that’s flowy and metallic and we love it.

The cropped pants are the perfect match to this tunic top and we think it’ll make any woman feel gorgeous and sexy. The polka dot adds wow factor to this look to make you instantly feel more glamorous.

Sanjay Garg definitely saved the best for last. The showstopper was dressed in the most delicate and feminine lehenga that embodied the balance between urban living and rural roots. This pale pink outfit is perfect for formal events or weddings.

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Enthralling international acts at the 6th Annual British Asian Music Awards by Junaid Shoukat The eagerly awaited sixth edition of the Brit Asia Music Awards took place on Saturday 3 October at the Barclaycard NIA in Birmingham. The event, organised by Brit Asia TV was hosted by the TV’s own presenter Sukhi Bart alongside with the popular Asian husband-and-wife duo Sunny and Shay. Music artists and Media personalities from all over the world attended the evening including singer

Imran Khan, Jasmine Sandlas, Kulwinder Billa and Ranjit Bawa. The audience enjoyed great performances by Imran Khan, Dr Zeus, Kulwinder Billa Ranjit Bawa and Sukshinder Shinda to name a few. “The Music Man,” Sukshinder Shinda performed on the evening with live band and was up for the “Best Producer” and “best music video” award both of which were awarded to Dr Zeus and Imran Khan respectively. Imran Khan bagged three awards including another one for “Best

Breakthrough Act Zack Knight Best Songwriter Abbi Fatehgarhia Best Dance Group Gabru Punjab De Best Deejay DJ Dips Best North American Act Mickey Singh Best Live Band The Legends Band

Urban Asian Act.” There was a slight disappointment from prominent singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh’s fans who wasn’t invited to perform at this year’s awards although he was awarded two awards for “Best Male Act” and “Best World Single” for his song “patiala peg.” One of the liveliest Bollywood playback singers, Kanika Kappor, the voice behind songs “Baby Doll” “Lovely” and “Chitiyan Kaliyan” bagged two awards, “Best Bollywood Act”

Bollywood Record of the Year ‘Lovely’ by Dr Zeus and Kanika Kapoor Best Urban Asian Act Imran Khan Best Bollywood Act Kanika Kapoor Best UK Album Chapter V by DJ Vix Best World Album Mitti Di Bawa by Ranjit Bawa Best Female Act Kanika Kapoor

and “Best Female Act” – however, she wasn’t present at the night to collect her shields. Jasmine Sandlas, the Indian born Punjabi singer flew in from California and performed “devil - yaar na mile” from the Bollywood movie Kick. Jasmine isn’t the only North American who was shown love at the Brit Asia Music Awards, as singer Mickey Singh was also awarded as the “Best North American Act.” The winners of Brit Asia Music Awards 2015 are:

Best Male Act Diljit Dosanjh Best Producer Dr Zeus Best Music Video ‘Imaginary’ by Imran Khan Best UK Single ‘Imaginary’ by Imran Khan Best World Single ‘Patiala Peg’ by Diljit Dosanjh Lifetime Achievement Award Gurcharan Mall

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Food an NAVRATRI FESTIVITIES

food is considered inauspicious and unholy here you will find a compiled list of fasting or vrat recipes that are made during the navratri festival. Navratri festivities give you a chance to get back to the roots and deviate from the day-to-day affair. Ingredients like kuttu atta, singhara atta, fresh vegetables, milk, yogurt and makhanas are preferred as they are light on the stomach and can be digested easily. Instead of regular salt, rock salt or sendha namak is used as it is pure and unprocessed. Those who do not wish to fast may follow a vegetarian satvik diet where ingredients like garlic and onions that produce heat in the body are avoided Usually a large part of north, west and central India observes to allow your body to detox. a fast on all nine days. Some people may choose to fast only This edition we’ve put together some recipes which can on the first and the last day of the festive period. Fasting is be found in both north indian and south indian and can be a way to pay your gratitude to the Goddess. Traditionally in enjoyed as part of Navratri festivities or any other time really. n non-vegetaria and alcohol of Hinduism, the consumption

Navratri is one of the holiest Hindu festivals where people across the country worship the different avatars of Goddess Durga for nine days. Goddess Durga is believed to have nine different incarnations and each female deity signifies a distinct power. The word Navratri refers to the nine auspicious nights during which Goddess Durga is worshiped and most people observe fasts. It is celebrated twice a year, the beginning of spring and at the beginning of autumn, which is considered as a sacred time to worship Goddess Durga.

CHIRONJI/CHAROLI KI DHAL

(Common English Names : Cheraunji nut tree, Cherauli nut, Cudappah Almond, Chironji nut) Ingredients 1 cup chironji (charoli seeds) - soaked in water for 2 hours 2 Tbsp ghee 1 tsp cumin seed 2-3 green cardamoms

4 peppercorns 1 Tbsp ginger-chopped fine 2 green chillies-slit 1 Tbsp coriander powder 2 tsp rock salt 1/2 tsp chilli powder 2 Tbsp yoghurt 1/2 ghiya/Bottle Gourd / Lauki chopped (optional) Coriander leaves to garnish Method Rub the seeds to remove the husk, discard the husk. Grind or blend half into a paste. Heat ghee, add cumin, cardamoms and peppercorns.

KELA KEBAB Ingredients dice 250 gm raw bananas, peeled and elaichi ) 1 black cardamom seed (badi ka atta) 1/4 cup buckwheat flour (kootu ak) 2 tsp white rock salt (sendha nam and ted roas s, seed er and 2 tsp cori powdered 1/2 tsp chilli powder 2 tsp lemon juice 1 green chili, chopped 2 Tbsp coriander, chopped Desi ghee for pan-frying ing More buckwheat flour for dust Method elaichi, Steam the bananas, ginger and

Saute a little, add the ginger. When the ginger browns a little, (If you are using ghiya first add the ghiya and saute) add the yoghurt a little at a time, stirring well to avoid scorching. When the oil separates, add coriander, salt, chilli powder and green chillies. Saute further, add the chironji and turn around to mix well. Add enough water to come up to about 2 cm above the mixture and bring to a boil. Simmer till the chironji is cooked through. Serve hot garnished with coriander leaves. Can be enjoyed with chappatis or rice.

like. till bananas are cooked, but bite water as Alternately cook with as little r left after possible, so that there is no wate cool. to e Leav ked. coo are anas the ban ; add the rest When cool, mash the bananas to form of the ingredients and mix well cy. isten cons like dough Shape into small cylindrical rods with buckwheat flour

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fry the kebabs Heat a thin layer of ghee and both sides on n brow till over medium heat, and enjoy

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NAVRATRI FESTIVITIES MOMBASA-STYLE DAAL KACHORI – SPICED DAAL AND GREEN MANGO IN FLAKY PASTRY

(Makes 25) Ingredients For the pastry: 155g plain flour 70g chapatti flour 40g coarse semolina 1 tsp salt 2 tbsp sunflower oil 2 tbsp ghee, softened (replace with oil for vegan kachori) Around 115ml cold water For the filling: 100g mung daal, soaked for 2-3 hours in cold water 1 green mango, grated 1 tbsp ginger, minced 4 green chillies, minced 1 tbsp oil 500ml hot water 2 tsp ground cinnamon 1 tsp turmeric

½ tsp asafoetida 60g crushed sev or gathia (available in most Indian supermarkets. If you can’t find them, use 60g ground peanuts instead) 1 tbsp fresh coriander, very finely chopped 2 tbsp sugar 1 tbsp salt Method First make the filling. Place the soaked and drained daal in a blender with 60ml water and grind to a very coarse paste. Heat 1 tbsp oil in a large, non-stick pan and add the daal, green mango, ginger, chillies, turmeric, 500ml water, salt and sugar. Cook for 25 minutes, stirring frequently to ensure the mixture doesn’t stick and burn. Once cooked, add the cinnamon, coriander and crushed gathia/sev or ground peanuts. The mixture should become like a paste. Allow to cool. Next, make the dough. Mix together all the dry ingredients. Take 1/3 of the mixture and in a dry pan, toast until nutty and fragrant. Add back into the rest of the flour. Rub in the ghee and oil until the mixture resembles coarse breadcrumbs. Add enough cold water to form a soft dough. If it’s too hard, add more water. Knead for 8 minutes until soft, smooth and pliable. Think pizza dough softness. Wrap in cling film and refrigerate for an hour or

ALOO PANEER KOFTA

INGREDIENTS (measuring cup used, 1 cup = 250 ml) 200 gms paneer/ cottage cheese, grated 3 medium sized aloos/potatoes, which have been boiled & peeled and then grated 11/2 tbsp almond flour or 1 tbsp milk powder or 11/2 tbsp khoya ½ tsp black pepper powder or crushed black pepper ¼ or ½ tsp red chili powder ¼ or ½ tsp punjabi garam masala powder 1 or 1.5 tbsp chopped coriander leaves 1.5 or 2 tbsp corn flour/corn starch 2 to 3 tbsp mixed chopped dry fruits almonds, cashews, pistachios and raisins vegetable oil for frying

rock salt or regular salt as required chaat masala as required (optional) Method Mix all the ingredients in a bowl, except the dry fruits. Check the seasoning and add more salt or spice powders if required. Take a medium sized ball from the mixture and flatten it slightly. Place the dry fruits in the center. Bring the edges toward the center and cover the dry fruits completely. Seal the kofta well, so that they do not break while frying. Make all the koftas this way. Heat oil for shallow frying or deep frying in a kadai or pan. Add the stuffed koftas and fry till golden brown from all over. Drain the kofta on paper tissues. Serve aloo paneer kofta hot or warm with green chutney or sweet chutney and Sprinkled with some chaat masala. These koftas can also be made and added

so. Roll the daal filling into 25 balls and refrigerate for 30 minutes. Remove the dough from the fridge and give it another knead. Divide into 25 pieces. Remove the daal filling from the fridge. Take the first dough ball and using a rolling pin and a flourless surface, roll into a circle until around 4-5 inches in diameter. Place a ball of the daal filling in the centre and pull the dough around it, pinching the dough closed and removing some excess using the length of your index finger and thumb. Roll the ball gently between your palms ensuring there are no creases or holes in the dough, especially where you sealed. If there are, the kachoris will burst whilst frying and the filling will become really greasy. Repeat for the rest. Refrigerate for around 20 minutes. Heat enough oil in a wok to deep fry the kachori. Make sure the flame is low because they need to be fried slowly. Remove the kachori from the fridge and gently slide them into the wok. Don’t overcrowd it. Each batch needs to be fried for around 20 minutes until deep golden brown; move them around so they get even colouring. Remove from the wok and drain on a kitchen paper-lined colander. They should sound hollow to the tap.

to malai kofta curry. NOTES Tips for aloo paneer kofta recipe: 1. The recipe adds 1.5 tbsp corn flour/corn starch to the kofta mixture and the koftas did not break. However, when making koftas, just add a small ball of the mixture first in the oil and if it does not break, then move ahead with frying the rest of the koftas. If the kofta does break, then add some more corn flour to bind them well. 2. The oil has to be medium hot. too hot oil, will brown the koftas quickly with the inside remaining uncooked. a warm oil, will make the koftas soak oil and become greasy. the texture in the latter case also would not be good. 3. if you are making aloo paneer koftas for fasting or vrat then use rock salt and substitute the corn flour with fasting flours like water chestnut flour (singhare ka atta), buckwheat flour (kuttu ka atta) or arrow root flour.

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Toy storage solutions

Retro storage solutions

Most of you parents will be worrying about the mess of toys in the house, especially as autumn half term school holidays are coming. If your home resembles a toy workshop after a busy shift. Well, let us help you bring some order to your home toyland with these stylish storage solutions for your little tots through to teens Tired of toys taking over your home? We’ve picked our favourite ways to keep children’s room clutter at bay.

Stylish storage boxes.

Rubber garden tub cheap and effective storage solutions

Line up inexpensive tubs that are easy for kids to pull out - and tidy away. The rubber garden tub is an instant storage classic. Each one holds a huge amount of toys. They’re good for tiny toys such as cars and Lego, but kids can forget what they have, so be prepared for them tipping everything out on the floor. Schedule regular ‘tidy up time’ so they know they’re going to have to clear away at the end of the day. Or, choose transparent storage so toys are visible. Give a kid’s room a sporty feel with some vintage lockers. Locker storage units bridge the divide between

child and adult-friendly storage. They can cost a lot less than wooden cupboards of the same size and they can fit a huge number of toys inside. Plus, they’re an investment piece - they should take children through to their teenage years and beyond. Construct stylish storage to suit a grownup space. ‘It’s inevitable that toys will encroach on adult living spaces,’ says Tim Newbold, founder and designer at Domus. ‘So it’s a good idea to create storage that’s functional but still smart enough to blend in.’ Designate units or cupboards and include durable containers to scoop up bits and bobs. This sleek storage includes robust boxes that can be pulled out and stored away, as well as chunky shelving to display pictures and keepsakes. Head to Domus for a storage unit like this. A cheaper alternative would be to buy readymade crates from Muji. Be inventive and turn disused space into clever storage. Boxes or baskets in easily accessible, low-level areas are easy to reach for small children,

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Never underestimate simple shelving. Add a few bins or baskets to change it up

and so can help to encourage them to tidy up after themselves,’ says Carolyn Robinson, director of interiors at interior architecture and design company FT2. You could also label boxes with pictures of that particular toy to help young children learn where they are stored.’ Find building materials and paint at B&Q. Buy baskets at The Holding Company. Go for storage systems that make a feature of toys and games. Visually playful storage naturally suits displaying toys. To keep the look neat, store books in one section, soft toys in another. An added advantage of ‘fun’ storage is that kids will enjoy putting things away, creating their own displays, and showcasing their current favourites. The

Ikea simple storage ideas

Canvas storage cubes

rest of their collection can then be quickly scooped into big storage bins. For rails and baskets to display toys, head to IKEA. For those of you who like colour and space saving ideas these simple canvas storage cubes come in lots of gorgeous designs and are perfect for your little tots toys. Each storage cube includes a light flexiframe and folds flat when not in use. Canvas storage cubes are available from gltc.co.uk There are lots of funky ideas to help with your child’s learning and to help create great storage space without breaking the bank. This Transport Revolving Bookshelf by Liberty House is definitely worth it’s weight in gold from Wayfair. co.uk Transport revolving book shelf

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Priyanka Chopra is the first Indian to be nominated for the People’s Choice Award Actress Priyanka Chopra has been making headlines over the past month as she made her International TV debut with ABC’s Quantico. The show has received rave reviews across the globe and people love her character, Alex Parrish. Priyanka, the lead in the series, portrays the role of a FBI recruit who is framed for a blast that happens in New York. Her acting skills have also been praised which has led to the star being

nominated in the ‘Best in a TV Series’ category for the prestigious annual People’s Choice Awards. It is a popular American Awards show that is renowned in Hollywood and the American TV Industry. All the big celebrities are nominated for the Awards and top celebrities attend the award show.

Vaani Kapoor is Ranveer Singh’s leading lady in Befikre It was announced last week that Ranveer Singh would be starring in the upcoming movie Befikre. And now set for her dream role,

actress Vaani Kapoor has bagged the lead role opposite Ranveer Singh in Aditya Chopra’s first directorial venture in seven years, “Befikre: Those Who Dare to Love”. The movie was announced by Aditya in a special note on father Yash Chopra’s 83rd birth anniversary on September 27. The 27-year-old actress made her Bollywood debut with 2013 YRF film “Shuddh Desi Romance” but her career did not turn out the way she wanted. Luckily, after a two year wait she is back to lift off her career in the new movie “Befikre” The movie will see Chopra returning back to direction after seven long years. His last directorial was SRK-Anushka starrer Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend: ‘We are pregnant’ Supermodel Chrissy Teigen and singer Joh n Legend are expecting their first baby. Just a few months afte r going on television to talk about their fertilit y struggles, Teigen too k to Instagram earlier this week to tell the world that a child is on the way. She uploaded the foll owing picture with a caption that read- “Jo hn and I are so happy to announce that we are pregnant :) “As many of you kno w, we’ve been trying to have a baby for a wh ile now. It hasn’t bee n easy, but we kept tryi ng because we can’t wait to bring our first child into the world and gro w our family. “We’re so excited tha t it’s finally happening . Thank you for all you r love and well wishes .I look forward to all the belly touching! Xx”

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Shah Rukh Khan to perform at Anubhav Sinha’s fundraiser event for farmers

With many Bollywood celebrities voluntarily participating in many campaigns that are directed towards the well-being of farmers, Shah Rukh Khan too has decided to do his share for them. The superstar has decided to become a part of a fundraiser event, organised by Anubhav Sinha titled ‘Son of Soil’. Filmmaker Anubhav Sinha and Shah Rukh Khan, who previously collaborated for the sci-fi superhero drama Ra.One, will now come together for this charity show. Apart from the actor, others who will be a part of this concert include composers Vishal-Shekhar, singer Ankit Tiwari, anchor Manish Paul among others and the director further revealed that all of them would be performing without being paid. The money collected through the show will be donated to farmers who are currently facing an extreme financial crisis and committing suicides. ‘Son of Soil’ will be held on November 28 but Anubhav Sinha is still contemplating on the venue and the show may be held in Delhi or Mumbai, depending on the sponsorship prospects.

Akshay Kumar generously donates to drought-affected farmers in India Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar is on a mission to help droughtaffected, poverty-stricken farmers in India. The generous actor and philanthropist recently donated the substantial sum of Rs. 50 Lakh to the flagship water conservation scheme, ‘Jal Yukta Shivar’, an initiative established by the Chief Minister of Maharashtra. The scheme, promoted vigorously by the CM, helps construct ponds on farms for water harvesting, and so making villages ‘drought-proof’. Akshay Kumar is so passionate about the cause that last month the star went up on stage after a fashion show in Delhi to request guests to donate for the cause. Apart from this, Akshay has got in touch with banks in some of the drought affected areas to draw up a list of farmers struggling with repayment of loans, as he is keen to settle the debt of farmers without their knowledge. Even last month Akshay Kumar donated Rs. 90 Lakh to drought-

stricken Maharashtra farmers. Many farmers’ lives were devastated because of the recent drought in Maharashtra when the official crop, the Kharif crop, was completely destroyed. The drought occurred because of inadequate monsoon rains in Maharashtra. When asked about his charity, Akshay simply said: “It is a matter of concern, and I just hope more and more people get involved with this cause.” Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis thanked the actor for his contribution to ‘Jal Yukta Shivar’ in an official statement. Akshay Kumar also supports the Global Goals campaign, which aims to raise awareness of the new Global Goals For Sustainable Development that were signed by 193 world leaders in September. If the goals are met, we could eradicate global poverty, reduce inequalities and tackle climate change by 2030.

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Peter Andre will be touring early next year The singer is performing across the UK in March to support his latest studio album Come Fly with Me launched this Friday. “Performing live on stage is what I love doing best,” Andre said. “Hopefully if you come to see my show, you’ll be impressed.

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“I have put so much effort into production and choreography we have a great team working with us. Please come and enjoy a wonderful evening with me. See you soon.” Andre is currently competing in Strictly Come Dancing and is partnered with Janette Manrara.

Amy Jackson is the leading actress in Robot 2 While her last South film “I” too was directed by Shankar, the actress will yet again collaborate with the director for his next film Robot 2 starring megastar Rajnikanth.

too, will be retaining all its previous elements of action and special effects along with elaborate costumes. According to sources, preparations have already started and Amy also visited LA to Robot, also directed by Shankar had Aishwarya Rai prep for the role. Bachchan playing the lead Amy Jackson has actress and Rajnikanth also delved into played a dual role of a Bollywood where scientist and the robot. she is leading The sci-fi film, this time actress in the

Bridget Jones’s Baby has been given its arrival date Universal Pictures will release the comedy in both US and UK cinemas on September 16, 2016.

Zellweger is reuniting with on-screen love interest Colin Firth, with Grey’s Renee Zellweger returns Anatomy as the quirky diarist more heartthrob Patrick than a decade after the last Bridget Jones movie. Dempsey also joining This time around, Bridget the clan. has replaced her diary Bridget with an iPad and is on Jones’s Baby the verge of plunging is currently into parenthood.

filming in London - with director Sharon Maguire back at the helm.

Inder Kooner is back with his brand new single titled Pajh Lo Inder Kooner -songwriter, singer and a solo artist has released his next single titled ‘Pajh lo’. Inder began his career in 2007 with North America’s most successful band En Karma. Inder has supported many of the biggest names in the Panjabi music industry including

Apna Sangeet, KS Makhan, Malkit Singh. In 2012, Inder & En Karma opened the “Maharajas” tour for Jazzy B & Sharry Maan. He also shot to the top of Canada’s ITunes charts with ‘Gut Nagni’. “This collaboration came with Harj Nagra via a mutual friend & we instantly hit it off” says Inder. Pajh lo is produced by Harj Nagra and has a real Panjabi desi sound. This is one of many tracks due to be released by this duo. Pajh lo is out now worldwide.

recently released Akshay Kumar starrer Singh Is Bliing. Robot 2 is expected to release early 2016.

South Indian actress Manorama dies at 78

One of the best-known South Indian actresses, Gopishantha – better-known by her stage name Ma norama, has died of a heart attack in the city of Chennai. She was 78 and had be en ill for some time. Manorama was a comed ian, singer and a stage performer. Although she mainly ap peared in Tamil films, she also acted in other South Indian language movie s and in Hindi. She started acting in pla ys at the age of 12 and had appeare d in more than 1,000 films in a career spanning nearly six decades. Her first break in movie s came in 1958 when she acted in the Tamil movie Maalaiyitta Mangai. She is one of the very few women actresses who have ma naged to continue her career in the Tamil film industry over so many years. Manorama had won sev eral awards including India’s National Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1989.

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Fame Academy’s Lemar is back Twelve years on from Fame Academy, Lemar is back with his sixth album and new single, Love Turned Hate. The MOBO-winning singer and songwriter has had seven top ten hits, two Brits and sold two million albums.

Lemar said: “I thought it was important to revisit some of the people who influenced me. It started with a very long list!” Love Turned Hate is set to be released on 23 October.

A-list singers will be performing at this year’s Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

Rihanna, Selena Gomez and The Weeknd will be strutting their stuff at this year’s Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. This year’s holiday special will be filmed in New York City on November 10, moving back to the US after shooting in London last year. Aside from an exclusive musical performance promoting Rihanna’s new record ANTI, the latest Victoria’s Secret lingerie range will be modelled by Lily Aldridge, Alessandra Ambrosio, Adriana Lima and Behati Prinsloo.

Other models set to grace the catwalk include Kate Grigorieva, Rachel Hilbert, Taylor Marie Hill, Elsa Hosk, Monika Jagaciak, Martha Hunt, Stella Maxwell, Lais Ribeiro, Sara Sampaio, Romee Strijd, Candice Swanepoel and Jasmine Tookes. The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has been held annually dating back to 1995.

Miley Cyrus is planning a naked gig with a naked audience Its not exactly surprising behavior from the 22-year-old singer. But yes, that’s right, Miley Cyrus is planning a totally naked gig with the Flaming Lips, which means if you want to attend, the dress code is your birthday suit. Wayne Coyne, lead singer of the Flaming Lips posted on Instagram: “Oh f**k..!!! @mileycyrus is planning a show where her, the band (us) and the audience are all COMPLETELY naked with milk (well white stuff that looks like milk) is being being spewed everywhere. “It’s a video (in the works) for #mileycyrusandherdeadpetz song ‘The Milky Milky Milk’.” Cyrus collaborated with Coyne on her new single ‘Dooo It’ and the band will be joining her too.

Hayden Panettiere suffers from post-natal depression The Nashville star has checked in to a treatment facility to seek help for post-natal depression. A spokesperson for the actress confirmed the news in a statement released to US Weekly on Tuesday. ‘Hayden Panettiere is voluntarily seeking professional help at a treatment centre as she is currently battling postpartum depression,’ the statement said. ‘She asks that the media respect her privacy during this time.’ Hayden, best known for her roles in Nashville and Heroes – gave birth to daughter Kaya, her first child with fiance Wladimir Klitschko, ten months ago. The 26-year-old has since publicly shared her thoughts on post-natal depression, saying: ‘I can very much relate. It’s something a lot of women experience. When you’re told about postpartum depression you think it’s, ‘I feel negative feelings towards my child, I want to injure or hurt my child’ – I’ve never, ever had those feelings.

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‘It’s go time” for

Roach Killa by Ninder Kaur He has recently recollaborated with Indian singing sensation Miss Pooja and now the Canadian born singer is back with a brand new single and talks about how he has made his dream collaboration a reality. Find out more. Tell us about the latest release ‘Who dat girl’? Where has the inspiration come from? I have been a fan of that song since my mom used to play it as a young kid as it was originally sung by Musarat Nazeer and since it’s been so long since it was released me and my label Moviebox decided to give it a 2015 touch to rejuvenate the

song and of course who better to have sung it than the incredible Miss Pooja. How long has it taken to work on the new single? It takes time to create a masterpiece, so we worked on this track for a few months to give it a perfect touch and as you can see the response is phenomenal.

Why did you decide to feature Miss Pooja? Because her vocals match the strength needed to pull this track off and because I love her passion for sangeet and as you can see my choice wasn’t wrong.

What was it like to work with her again? It’s always great to work with such talented artists. We have done two songs before Romantic Jatt and Ferrari Laike so there’s always a musical chemistry when we work together. How does it feel to be Number.1 on the Official Asian Download Chart? Its always a blessing to be appreciated for your hard work so thank you to all those who supported legally off all the digital platforms. You recently got nominated in the Brit Asia awards under the Best Urban Asian Act. How did that make you feel? It feels great to be nominated as its recognition for the hard work an artist puts in. We won two years in a row in 2012-2013 and this year we were also nominated for Best Video which was great. What is the reason behind your stage nameRoach Killa? At the age of 12 I released an EP called Roachstafarian and got a great response selling over 10,000 copies. I wanted to call myself Junior Indian but my producer gave me the name Roach, as a 12 year old kid it didn’t mater what I was named I just wanted my music out. The name Killa was due to the stage performance at my school and talent shows so I just combined the two identities together and the name Roach Killa came about.

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Did you find it a challenge to break out in the Asian music industry?

Where would you like to see the British Asian music industry in 5 years time?

Its very tough to come from another country and work hard to build a brand. I had many ups and downs but the secret behind success is hard work- “Winners never quit and Quitters never win”.

I think the public needs to legally support the artists if we want our industry to grow. We need to educate the public so their legal downloads can help Asian Artists achieve success in the mainstream.

What got you interested in music?

Who is your dream collaboration?

I was always surrounded by music from an early age- from Bollywood to Punjabi and my dad had a great voice so I think it was genetics mixed with passion.

My dream collaboration would have been 2pac. In the mainstream I would say Eminem. Punjabi has already happened with Jazzy B. Our brand new track “DYNAMITE” is coming very soon, so get ready.

What is your secret to getting number 1 tracks? There are no secrets its just understanding the market, understanding the business and most of all hard work and dedication. You are currently performing in India. How is it performing outside the UK? I have done numerous shows around the world but performing in India is a whole different feeling and the market has been starved for Roach Killa as everything has its time and it’s definitely my time. How do your UK fans compare to your international fans? I love all my fans the same but the UK is my second home so I have so much love from them and I really appreciate it. If you weren’t pursuing music, what would you be doing? Doing music. I was made for this.

phone and my laptop. I cant live without either. You have recently lost a lot of weight, what is your secret to getting into shape? Getting into shape is not a day or week thing, it’s a lifestyle and it takes hard work. I go to the gym 5 days a week but the secret is not just the gym its diet as well. Are there any other genres of music you would like to pursue? I don’t limit myself to genres. I’m an entertainer and I do what I feel is right. You will soon be hearing a lot of mainstream stuff

coming. I’ve always been experimental as you can see from every song that I drop. When you’re not working on new music, what is Roach doing? My mind is always ticking with new ideas and melodies. I love spending time with my best friend Prince, my beautiful, loyal dog. I love animals. What’s next for you? My next single is “DYNAMITE” with JAZZY B and then the album VERIFIED is coming up very soon. There will be lots of collabos- Bollywood and mainstream. It’s go time.

Would you ever pursue Bollywood music? That dream has already come true. I am currently in Mumbai. I have recorded three songs and currently finishing more. You will get to hear the first single very early in 2016. What are the best and worst bits about being a music artist? Best bit are my fans. The worst bits are me being a perfectionist. At times my manager has to tell me stop it. How do you prepare for going on tour? I was born ready. I love to travel and see the world and what is better than living your dream. I get to connect with fans all around the world and if I can touch their hearts then I feel at peace. What are your must-have items? My parent’s blessings, my

Quick fire round Favorite artist? Jazzy B Musical inspiration? 2pac, Bob Marley, Apache Indian, Jazzy B and Michael Jackson. Favourite food? Healthy … when being naughty it’s DESI. I’m a sucker for Daal Makhni and Saag Paneer. Favourite place to perform? On stage,

anywhere anytime. I live for performing. My live shows are different from your average artist. Your favourite rap of all time? 2pac- Only god can judge us. Canada or England? CANGLAND. Who Dat Girl is out now!

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Shaandaar’s leading actor

Shahid Kapoor confesses he isn’t a romantic by Ninder Kaur We caught up with the 34-year-old awardwinning actor as he prepares for the release of his new rom-com movie. How does the film compare to the award winning Haider? The first thing they teach you as an actor is don’t compare your films. They are both two completely different types of film with two completely different filmmakers.

Haider is about all drama and darkness and all colours grey and black. Shaandaar is all bright, happy and funny. It has been amazing to go from Haider to Shaandaar. It has been a very different journey. Alia and you have been paired for the first time and you’re both looking great together. Do you ever get nervous when cast with a new lead, especially when you’re going to be up for audience scrutiny? I rarely get nervous

when it comes to the person I am working with. It is always exciting to work with somebody new because when you work with new people it brings out a different side to you as an actor because the chemistry is different, their reactions are different. I look forward to working with new people. As far as Alia is concerned, I had an absolute blast. I thought she was fantastic to work with. She is a very spontaneous actor. She is a great co-star and

she has great energy. She is new, she is fresh and she is passionate. Overall, she is a superbly talented actor. You filmed most of your film in Leeds. What do you think of the place and describe your favourite spot? It’s so cold. We were supposed to be making a film that is all summery but it was so cold. We totally died. We didn’t expect it to get that cold. All our costumes were easy breezy and summery and then the weather was really cold.

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Even on summery days it was cold. The only memory I have of Leeds is that it is so frigging cold. We tried to keep warm but Yorkshire tea wasn’t good enough. Karan Johar has had great things to say about the film. How does that make you feel? I mean Karan is a great guy. He is a huge part of the film. It is amazing to have him speak so positively about the film because he is a veteran in the film industry. He has been making films for a really long time so I have a lot of respect for his point of view. Shaandaar is a really happy and positive film and lots of people are

really excited for it to come out. It is amazing to have Karan speak so well about the film and I am sure he means what he is saying and I am really appreciative of his words. Since your last film release you have got married, do you think your marriage will impact on your box office ratings? I had a release last year and this year, which I think has been pretty good timing. I don’t think we live in that time anymore where it matters. The only thing that matters is the quality of work that you do, so the focus has to be on doing the nice films. Sometimes you work for the sake

of working because you feel insecure but after being an actor for twelve years I feel it is important to choose quality over quantity and that is what I am trying to do. As long as the product you have made is good there is no reason why people would not view it. I am very positive about Shaandaar and I feel as though I have had a really good year. I am only feeling good things and positive things. Shaandaar is described as India’s first destination wedding film, what exactly do you think the makers are hoping to showcase by describing it as that?

It is the first time we are making a film about a destination wedding. I think destination weddings are pretty huge. I know so many friends of mine who have done destination weddings and all you hear are the funniest stories that my friends have told me about attending marriages that they call a destination wedding. Its because it’s a group of people all travelling to a random location and all kinds of strange people come across each other, all kinds of crazy, random quirky messed up things happen in these four/five day affairs and no one has really ever made a film about that. There have always

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been films based against weddings but there has never been one based on a destination wedding, so I think it is a really cool idea to base a film on this. Vikas has written some really quirky characters and some of the interactions are really interesting. The couples’ wedding is supposed to be the ‘Shaandaar’ wedding and is supposed to be against the backdrop of a huge castle. He has a strong visual take on how he wanted the film to look.

You won most of the awards last year for the film Haider and now also the GQ India Actor of the Year Award. How important are awards to you? It is always amazing to be appreciated, sometimes awards that are popular and sometimes awards, which come from a jury that is basically people from the same fraternity, so either way it is very encouraging.

Haider was a very special film. Haider was a very experimental film and at that stage in my career it was very difficult to do. The subject was the kind of subject that was wouldn’t be considered mainstream. The content of the film was very dark and dramatic and a lot of people thought maybe at this stage in my career that I shouldn’t be attempting something

like that. The artistic quality of that film was superior and the script was so exciting and the character was so challenging. I am just grateful and thankful that the decision that I took got me so much appreciation. It was appreciated and loved and it was probably the most significant performances of my career. Shaandaar is obviously a rom-com movie.

Describe your perfect romantic night? To be honest I am not too much of a romantic. I mean I am not a diehard romantic. I like keeping it real.For me,romance is all about how you feel and not really about where you are. What kind of husband are you? I am hoping the kind that doesn’t get kicked out of the house.

Shaandaar is the upcoming Indian romantic comedy film also starring Alia Bhatt in a lead role. It has been directed by Vikas Bahal and produced by Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane. The movie has been dubbed as “India’s first destination wedding film” and is scheduled for release on 22 October.

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How to perfect the

ponytail by Rupa Gill

It’s a style we wear almost daily, a style we have been trying to master ever since we used to go strutting down the school corridors flashing our latest hairstyle. We never get tired of learning tips to perfect the ponytail especially when they are often considered the “go-to” hairstyle for many women on a bad hair day. Here are some essentials tips for creating a pony that stays in place even after the last strut down the catwalk/office corridor:

Direct your blow dry For a super sleek ponytail (and no bumps), you always want to blow dry your hair in the direction you want the hair to land. Blow dry hair from the root straight back in the direction of where the ponytail is going to ensure it lays properly.

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Tilt your head back

Upgrade your elastic

When pulling hair into a ponytail, tilt your head back slightly to create a tighter hold. This helps keep the hair underneath from slipping out after you secure the pony.

When you secure a ponytail with a regular elastic, the hair loses tension over time and eventually slips out (the worst feeling ever). Make sure you invest in a tighter tension elastic to avoid your hair from falling out.

Side Pony The low side ponytail has become popular as an elegant look. You can achieve this by pulling the hair a few inches off-center and securing it in place. Very chic.

Avoid the heat when possible Bangs and ponytails are a fantastic combination-itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s young but sophisticated at the same time. If wearing your hair out is driving you insane, ponytails are great for a second-day hairstyle. Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

even better is that layered pieces when tying your hair up are less likely to fall out when a little greasiness helps hold it all together.

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Spooktacular

outfits to inspire you this

Halloween by Ninder Kaur

Halloween is just around the corner. Are you struggling what to wear? Put away your fairy wings and witches’ brooms, and get in the spirit of Halloween season with a costume that’s a little bit more, well, stylish. Yes that’s right, Halloween is no longer the time to dress scary. Everyone is treating the annual event as time to reveal that wild, alter-ego that is usually kept under wraps. We have rounded up a few ideas to inspire you this festive season.

The Joker

Anna Wintour This is an easy look to pull off. Just dress smart and bang on a pair of sunglasses and voila, you will be giving Vogue’s finest a run for her money. Don’t forget to add a bobbed wig.

It’s a popular outfit choice that comes around time and time again during the Halloween season. Robbers Although it may This is the easiest and most cost effective be hard finding look to pull off. A striped shirt, a mask a purple pin and an old pillowcase to collect the striped suit it’s the money (candy) and you’re good to go. makeup tutorial Why not team up with your partner, but that you need to be sure not get into a lot mischief. master.

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Emojis Emoji use has lifted off, so expect lots and lots of emoji trick-or-treating on Halloween this year.

Cookie Lyon from Empire Empire has kicked off this year and has got everyone talking. Who better than to dress up as than our favourite Lyon? If you can’t afford the designer digs required to pull off an authentic Cookie costume, then there is a lot of cheaper alternatives out there. Think faux fur and animal prints, and lots of them.

Mean Girls Who ever said three’s a crowd? Pull out all your pink clothes and round up two of your besties and you will be the three mean girls demanding candy at the door.

Minion Fever

Caitlyn Jenner

It’s a movie that lifted off extremely well this year. Rather than scaring the children why not dress up and give them the ‘Bello’ greeting they are not quite expecting.

Seeing as Caitlyn is one of the biggest headlines of 2015, you just know people are going to try it, regardless of how political correct it is. Caitlyn Jenner outfits have already been surfacing on the internet.

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Singh is Bling is out now

What's On

Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar takes the lead in Prabhudeva’s thrilling and romantic action-comedy.

Asian Bride Live comes to the capital

For the first time ever Asian Bride Live comes to Olympia London, bringing you South Asian wedding inspiration like no other. In its 11th year, Asian Bride is the UK’s leading South Asian Wedding publication bringing brides to be the latest wedding trends and ideas year after year. The two day event on 31st Oct & 1st Nov 2015 will see nearly 180 stalls of exhibitors come together to help inspire you for your big day. • Saturday 10am - 6pm (Fashion shows at 11.30am, 1.30pm & 4.30pm) • Sunday 10am - 5pm (Fashion shows at 11am, 1pm & 3pm)

In the eyes of his doting mother (Rati Agnihotri), simple, fun-loving Raftaar Singh (Akshay Kumar) can do no wrong. But in the eyes of his disapproving father (Yograj Singh), he can do no right. Tiring of his son’s responsibility-dodging behaviour, he instructs Raftaar to go and work for a friend in Goa. Our carefree hero swiftly impresses his new boss. But while completing an assignment, he meets and falls for exotic and alluring Sara (Amy Jackson). Beautiful and seemingly demure, she was actually raised in a world of guns and has an agenda

of her own. This hilarious comedy of errors marks the latest collaboration between Akshay Kumar and Prabhudheva, whose Rowdy Rathore was a huge hit. Rising British-born Bollywood star Amy Jackson takes the female lead, while Lara Dutta and Kay Kay Menon have supporting roles.

Nooran Sisters on tour in the UK International sufi duo Jyoti and Sultana better known as the Nooran sisters will be performing live in concert at multiple venues for the first ever time in the UK. The extremely talented sisters have been mesmerising audiences across the world for the past 10 years and will be performing in Birmingham at the Bethel Convention Centre (BCC) on Friday 27th November. They will then be performing at Central Hall Westminster on Saturday 28th November.

Tickets are available from www. chillitickets.com/31563-asian-bridelive-2015-at-the-london-olympia

Tickets are available from chillitickets.com or call the ticket hotline number 07599854117.

Half term family fun comes to the National Media Museum Every weekend and throughout the school holidays, National Media Museum have invited adults and children to join in a colourful Family Learning Festival in Bradford later this month. Two Super Saturdays are lined up as

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Poets Corner

The fall of Palestine to the Zionists in 1948 led to a disastrous change both in the number and the social structure of the Arab population in occupied Palestine. Nearly three quarters of the 200,000 Arabs who continued to live in their homeland were peasants. The cities were mostly evacuated either during the war or soon afterwards. This led to a shocking deterioration in Arab social conditions due to the fact that the cities had been the centers of both political and cultural effusion. As the Zionist occupants closed their military ring, they started to impose their oppressive measures; the atmosphere was convenient for them. Their chief purpose was to eradicate every trace of the Arab personality and to implant the seeds of new trends which might grow and integrate within the Zionist political and literary life. Palestinian Literature, up to this tragic fall had been part of the mainstream of the Arab literary movement which flourished during the first half of the century. It had got its sources from and had been influenced by Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese writers who led the literary movement then. Even renowned Palestinian writers had been indebted for their fame mostly to the Arab capitals which used to receive them and patronize their productions. Several factors had in fact contributed to diminishing the value of Palestinian literature at a time when Palestine was enjoying a prominent position in the political arena and the struggle for Arab nationalism. After 1948, Palestinian literature succeeded in laying the foundations of a new literary movement which may be better described as the literature of Exile rather than Palestinian or Refugee literature. Poetry, the chief element of this movement, has been able during recent years to witness a remarkable progress in quality and technique. We couldn't help but share this poem by Sameeh Al Qassem . Poetry of ressistance in ocupied Palestine translated by Sulafa Hijjawi

A LETTER FROM A BANKRUPT

By Sameeh Al Qassem

I may lose my daily bread, if you wish I may hawk my clothes and bed I may become a stone cutter, or a porter Or a street sweeper I may search in animal dung for food I may collapse, naked and starved Enemy of light I will not compromise And to the end I shall fight. You may rob me of the last span of my land You may ditch my youth in prison holes Steel what my grandfather left me behind: Some furniture or clothes and jars, You may burn my poems and books You may feed your dog on my flesh You may impose a nightmare of your terror On my village Enemy of light I shall not compromise And to the end I shall fight. ……………………………… ……………………………..

Enemy of light The signs of joy and the tidings Shouts of happiness and anthems 14 Are there at the port And at the horizon A sail is defying the wind and the deep sees Overcoming all the challenges It is the return of Ulysses From the lost sees It is the return of the sun And the return of the ousted And for their sake I swear I shall not compromise And to the end I shall fight!

Fancy yourself as a bit of a poet. Then why not share your poems with us? You never know if we like it we might print it. Email us at poems@asiansunday.co.uk

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2.What letter is represented by a single dot in Morse code? 3.Clarence Pier is an amusement pier in which English coastal city?

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