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Women Should Speak Up About Sexual Harassment In Bollywood :

Neha Dhupia Radhika Apte: Not

Just Women, Men Also Face Sexual Abuse In Film Industry

Swara Bhaskar: Lose The Part But Do Not Get On The Couch

Believe And You Shall Receive.

Ranveer Singh Kareena Kapoor

Khan: Motherhood Has Not Changed My Work Life

The Film Industry Cannot Make A Star, It’s Decided By The Audience!

Akshaye Khanna

we’re not answerable to anyone else except the Censor Board and the audience.

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DEEPIKA PADUKONE

CHATS ABOUT PADMAVATI, RANVEER SINGH & MORE IN HER INTERVIEW

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She’s the centrepiece of every frame in the Padmavati trailer, let alone the film. Yes there’s Shahid Kapoor’s charm, there’s the Sanjay Leela Bhansali influence and the Ranveer Singh mania, but above all that, stands her poise. In fact, whether it was Piku, Bajirao Mastani, Finding Fanny, Cocktail or Ram-Leela, Deepika was the one who stood out. Monikers like ‘superstar’ and ‘highest paid’ are well-earned for this ethereal actress.

She’s had a taste of Hollywood too. Deepika Padukone is a name that’s followed, liked and shared by billions. A big part of her stardom is just an extension of her real self.

She’s not the star who puts on a show. She’s the star who wears her heart and emotions on her sleeve. Whether it’s the smouldering chemistry with Ranveer, on and off screen, or her confessions on mental health issues and personal growth, what you see with Deepika is what you get. The easy honesty is natural and beautiful. A select few are to the manor born and this empress of showbiz is truly destined for greatness. Stardom, pressure, love, marriage, there’s a lot on her mind. But like always, the clarity of her thoughts is like a waft of the winter breeze. Read on a candid conversation…

Padmavati is complete and up for release.

Are you relaxed now?

In a way, yes. That feeling with which you wake up each morning, carrying the character with you, living it, feeling it, breathing it... that burden has reduced. But at the same time, I’m anxious about the release.

I’m both excited and nervous. So in a way it’s not over yet.

Do you feel emotionally drained after playing such an intense role?

Yes, I feel exhausted. In fact, that’s the reason I’ve been going out so much in the last twothree weeks. I had no life for almost a year.

I’m not complaining. That’s what the film demanded. But I do feel the need to connect again with my regular life, with people around me. I need to breathe again.

What did you miss most while shooting for Padmavati?

Being an actor already comes with a lot of sacrifices. It’s a prerequisite. And with a film like Padmavati, it’s ten-fold more. You have to cut yourself away from everything that might come your way. Sometimes

it’s a family commitment, sometimes a personal commitment, sometimes other work commitments, social obligations... There are times when you’re tempted. You want to engage with other people. You want to go out.

Or you need to see your family. But you need to sacrifice all that to be able to allow a film like this to come to life.

What was the most challenging thing about playing Rani Padmavati?

The exciting part was that she’s a woman who’s worshipped. She’s someone we’re historically familiar with. The challenge was to play someone, who has such inner strength. Who in a way like Mastani (Bajirao Mastani), is a warrior princess but without being one in the literal sense. She’s not someone who physically goes out to the battlefield to fight a war. But it’s about her power, the resilience and strength with which she deals with situations. As a woman you feel these powerful emotions of strength, courage, defeat, victory... How do you emote all of these without any tools, without any weapons? Just from the eyes! That was extremely challenging.

What was the preparation for the role like?

There were hours of discussions with Sanjay sir (Leela Bhansali) vis a vis the research material. He’s the captain of the ship and we follow and execute his vision. I prepped a lot for the Ghoomar song, the language, understanding the culture, reading books on history, understanding the different versions.

But largely it was to get the essence and the flavour right, to understand her mind, her thoughts. So the emotional prep was harder than the physical transformation.

This is your third period film after Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey and Bajirao Mastani. Does history fascinate you?

Whether it’s my fascination with history or the fascination of these kind of films to find me or some deep-rooted connect with history...

I’ve no idea. Recreating stories of inspiring people that need to be retold is interesting.

Everyone has heard about Padmavati. We’ve probably skimmed through it in our history books. But few would know the details. When you pick up one line from a chapter and turn it into a beautiful story, it’s exciting. Her journey, her sacrifice for her honour, for her people, for the honour of Rajputs... the story needed to be told.

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If you could be one person from history, who it would be?

I find women motivating. Not necessarily great historic women. I find the regular Indian woman’s story also fascinating. I’d love to play a homemaker. She’s the crux. Something our mothers are. That’s the life I want. The homemaker, who actually holds everything together, who supports the vision of her husband, of her children, of her parents, of her in-laws... I find that such a huge sacrifice.

So many women have sacrificed their own dreams and aspirations to be that. Sadly, they don’t get their due. We don’t give them enough credit. For example my mother. You need to be extremely giving to be able to be in that place. To sacrifice your life and to hold it all together for others is commendable.

This is your third film with Sanjay Leela Bhansali (SLB). Do you agree that he brings out the best in you?

Absolutely! I believe he drives me as an actor to a place where nobody else has. He has broken me down as an actor. He challenges me as an actor. He excites me as an actor. The journey of discovery each day is fun. We discover something new about our relationship, about me as an actor, about him as a director. The journey of all three films has been so different.

After Ram-Leela and Bajirao Mastani... our relationship evolved to such a point that we could do a film like Padmavati. It needed that kind of nurturing to be able to reach a place of comfort, where we could go out there and fearlessly trust each other. Having worked with the same director three times over, almost back to back and yet keeping that energy and excitement alive, not falling into a trap of doing something we’ve already done before... that’s the challenge. A lot of people had apprehensions about Padmavati.

Like arre you’re doing a period film again.

How different is it going to be? But today people have watched the trailer and know how similar yet how different Padmavati is from Bajirao Mastani. It’s not easy. The challenge was to push the envelope.

Padmavati is being dragged into politics... earlier with some Rajput groups protesting and also some people assaulting SLB... Does it anger or upset you?

I wouldn’t say I’m upset or angry because these are strong words. Rather it’s disheartening. It’s not just about Padmavati. 

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To repeatedly watch the Indian film industry being targeted, for everything that goes on in the country today, is not right. It has to stop somewhere. We’re responsible citizens of this country. We’re grown up, mature, intelligent and educated adults. No one is here to hurt anyone’s sentiments. We must be allowed that kind of freedom. In any field for that matter.

We belong to this land as much as anyone else.

So why are we constantly held responsible for everything political and otherwise that goes on here and have our films held on ransom?

Really, it has to stop!

Shouldn’t the industry come together and do something about it?

The industry is together. Trust me; it’s a matter of time because it’s ready to explode right now. I guess, everyone has had enough.

Let’s see how Padmavati pans out.

SLB has repeatedly said that there will be no distortion of history. Then why this targetting?

Probably, I can never tell what someone else’s intention or gameplan is. But we’re not answerable to anyone else except the Censor Board and the audience. Let’s see because I’m in this and I’m willing to fight it out.

It will be heartbreaking for Ranveer Singh’s fans and yours not to see you’ll on screen together...

Yes. To cast us in two iconic films like RamLeela and Bajirao Mastani, where we were eternal lovers and then to literally tear us apart, where we have not even been on the set together during Padmavati has been hard.

To be part of the same journey and not share that experience is definitely hard. That’s the way it is.

Do you believe that Alauddin Khilji is going to be his best performance till date?

Yes and no. Because I don’t know what more is in store for him. He’s capable of so much.

He has so much more to explore. Is it going to be his best till date? I hope so. In fact, I can’t even say yes or no because I’ve not seen his work. We’ve not worked together in the film.

That’s why I feel like they’ve shot a completely different film with him. I don’t know what he has done. But I’ve seen what the audience has seen, which is the trailer. Yes, I hope for his sake that it’s his best till date.

Ranveer as Ram, Ranveer as Bajirao or Ranveer as Khilji... your pick?

(Smiles) Ranveer as Ram... boyish, young, innocent, playful, sensual... a young romance.

But at the same time I know what value he has brought to Bajirao or the value that he’s added to Khilji. Because no other actor in our industry today can do that.

When do you plan to take your relationship with Ranveer to the next level?

(Laughs) Hmmm... and what would the next level be?

Obviously marriage!

(Smiles) It’s not obvious. I don’t know if marriage per se... Because I believe every relationship has its natural progression. I’m discovering that myself.

So no plans of settling down in 2018?

I can’t put a year to it. Honestly, I’ve never been able to do anything that is time bound.

I believe relationships have their own way of unfolding. As far as my equation with him is concerned, I’m sure that it will unfold in its own manner. I can’t wait to be a homemaker.

Because from the time I was a little girl, I’ve always wanted to be that. I’ve always wanted to start a family. Anyway, for the last 15 years, I’ve been living on my own and running my house. Starting a family and sharing that life with people... I’m excited about that.

What’s the best thing about Ranveer’s company?

When we’re with each other, we don’t need anything or anyone else. We’re comfortable in each other’s presence. Sometimes it’s intelligent conversation, sometimes just silence, sometimes there’s a childlike innocence and it’s about being playful. We keep each other grounded. We’re very good in that sense.

How has the definition of love changed through the years?

(Laughs) Early in life, you view love in a certain way, that is, it being one-dimensional, just as a romantic relationship. There are no layers to it. And then as you grow and as you evolve, you realise that there’s so much more to love. There are so many different kinds of feeling and emotions associated with it. It’s multifaceted and layered. I find love fascinating because it’s no longer unidimensional.

How easy was it for you to establish chemistry with Shahid Kapoor on screen?

People who’ve seen us together feel it’s electric.

And I’m not surprised because it was about time we did a film together. I understand the value that he brings to this film. He’s perfect for Rattan Singh. He suits the part. I’m glad that we came together for this particular film.

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How does it feel to be called the highest paid actress of Bollywood?

(Smiles) Honestly, it feels great because I’ve had to work hard to achieve that, to get where I am. I have the body of work to be able to command that kind of money. And I don’t need to fight for it.

Is it true that you’ve been paid more than Ranveer and Shahid in Padmavati?

I don’t know if it’s true or not. What I get paid is not the exciting part for me. The fact that Padmavati is one of the most expensive films in Indian cinema ever... that is what we need to take note of. To do a film of this scale, magnitude and budget and to have me as Padmavati, says a lot. I guess that justifies my remuneration.

Is recovery your concern?

Yes, I feel the pressure.

Would you wish to do a light-hearted film now?

Yes, I do. I don’t mind actually. I’m ready for that, not that my immediate next film is.

My next film (with Vishal Bhardwaj) again is quite intense. Maybe after that, during the second half of the year, I’d like to do something emotionally lighter. But then again I’m always drawn to films that are complicated and hard on me. So let’s see what I do.

How have you evolved as an actor and as a person through the past decade?

So much... oh God! I enjoy the person I’ve become today. From walking onto my film set 10 years ago, where I had no idea about acting, dialogue, performance... it’s been a long journey. Sometimes I wonder on what basis Farah (Khan) and Shah Rukh (Khan) cast me in Om Shanti Om. I was so raw. I had no experience. It makes me value the opportunity they gave me more than ever.

They could have taken anyone, why me?

Today I’m more grateful than ever before.

Understanding the craft, making mistakes, correcting my weaknesses, enhancing my strengths, choosing films that may not have been wise career moves... it’s been a roller coaster of a journey. And all those experiences have made me the person I am today.

What are the lessons you picked on the way?

Be authentic. You’ve got to be authentic in all that you do in life. It’s taken me my mistakes to understand that. I always believed that to be an actor I have to conduct myself in a 

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certain way, act in a certain way, do certain kinds of films and say certain things. But I felt suffocated. However, my experience during Cocktail opened me up as a person. Certain life experiences also made me realise that there’s nothing more important than being genuine and true to yourself and to who you are.

What are the dos and don’ts you swear by?

Do exactly what your heart tells you to. Follow your gut. Follow your instinct. Don’t try to be someone you’re not because people will understand that you’re not being yourself.

That you’re trying to fit in. So it’s important to be honest.

Do you fear failure?

No I don’t because I have experienced it in the past.

What were low points that you fought?

A broken relationship and depression. Those were the two very low points of my life.

How did you overcome that?

Well, time and a lot of work on myself helped me overcome it. It came with an amazing support system, my friends and family. My friends and family keep me grounded. They keep me rooted. They anchor me. Also, today my work is everything. My work is me. I have created it. I’m responsible for my success and failure. No one else can take that away from me. That’s on what I have focussed all my energies and efforts. It’s my baby.

You enjoy a good rapport with colleagues.

How difficult is it to balance work and relationships?

It’s not difficult at all. I’m someone who’s honest. So if something is bothering me, if something is on my mind, I confront it head on. I can’t allow negative feelings to fester.

I will always talk it out and make sure that the slate is clean because I can’t carry any burden. I need to feel free and I need to fly.

Why did you say no to Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘dwarf’ film?

I believe that’s irrelevant. Some films happen and some films don’t happen. There’s no reason or logic to that. When they do it’s good.

When they don’t it’s also good. Every film has its own energy and may be the energies didn’t match. Having said that I believe Shah Rukh and I share a very special equation where we don’t need to say mush to each other. I get

him and he gets me. That’s it. When we need to come together, it will happen.

Alia Bhatt and you are the new besties in town. What do you like about her?

I’m very fond of her. I feel a sense of comfort with her. I’ve known her closely for at least a year now. I’m not analysing it but there’s a sense of familiarity when we’re together.

Reportedly, you two are joining hands for some business venture?

I read about it too. Sometimes people put ideas into your head. It might be exciting to do something like that. In reality, there’s no such thing but you never know.

Any plans to get into production?

Production? Oh God! I don’t know. I haven’t thought about it. But I’d want to be the

executive producer. I want to arrange the cars; I want to make sure my unit gets food on time. (Smiles) I’ll be the homemaker of my film. I’ll make sure everyone is fed properly, everyone reaches home safely. I’ll get into those logistics.

You haven’t singed any film after xXx: Return of Xander Cage. Is Hollywood not your priority right now?

I don’t believe I can dedicate that kind of time now. As exciting that experience was for me, I don’t have the time to nurture it now.

It’s a new relationship in a way. Creatively, it’s an extension of what I’m doing. But a film like Padmavati is also extremely demanding in terms of time and energy. So, let’s see. I will follow wherever my energies take me.

Whatever is meant to be, will be. That’s what I truly believe.

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INTERVIEWS

BELIEVE AND YOU SHALL RECEIVE— RANVEER SINGH I meet him on a momentous day in his career.

Just a few minutes back he was on stage with his favourite cricketing legend Kapil Dev, who he’s going to soon play on the mega screen. He’s ecstatic and overwhelmed at the same time. It all feels surreal for him. But Ranveer Singh’s journey has been no less inspiring. His performance on the showbiz pitch has been as impressive. Like his hero, Sylvester Stallone, in Rocky, his was too ‘a million-to-one shot’ at the movies. And he delivered the knockout punch with movies like Goliyon Ki Raasleela – Ram-Leela and Bajirao Mastani. In between our conversation, he breaks down while recalling a cherished memory. Those tears are of sheer gratitude. They bear testimony to his struggle, talent and hard work. For the first time, I see a different side of Ranveer. Behind the zany superstar, lies a vulnerable heart. A man

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who remembers the uncertainty of his ambition, the unflinching support of his parents and the blessings of the Almighty.Today, his fan following is increasing by the minute and so is the number of filmmakers wanting to sign him. What else can explain Sanjay Leela Bhansali signing him the third time in a row, the magnum opus, Padmavati, being the latest. Zoya Akhar has signed him for Gully Boy after collaborating with him in Dil Dhadakne Do. Aditya Chopra, who only worked with Shah Rukh Khan, turned to Ranveer for Befikre. And Rohit Shetty, known for working with select actors, has chosen him for his next…This is Ranveer’s brightest moment under the sun.

What’s more he’s hit a beautiful equation in his personal life as well. As we go through the exotic photoshoot we did with him in Mauritius, Ranveer chats about the highs and happiness. Read on…

Padmavati is the most anticipated film of the year. What’s your state of mind?

Padmavati is definitely a biggie. I’ve never experienced this kind of hype and buzz for any film in a long time. I’m happy that everyone has gone bonkers over the film’s trailer. It’s a film that took a lot out of me and it’s not just about time and effort. It was emotionally, mentally and physically draining. Now I’m prepared for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s films. I did ‘expectation management’ before the film. I knew it would take blood, sweat and tears. But it’s all worth it in the end. The entire team kept its eyes on the prize. We had set out to tell a special story and make a film that’ll be remembered for a long time. Being part of it is humbling.

him. Sanjay Leela Bhanslali is truly an enigma.

He’s a special man. He’s blessed with these unreal talents. He’s hypersensitive and intelligent.

He cannot digest mediocrity. The defining phrase for Mr Bhansali would be ‘the relentless pursuit of excellence’.

The film sailed through troubled waters… The protests, the sets being vandalised… What’s your take?

I do have strong opinions on this subject, which I wish to express. But I’ve been requested by the team to not voice it to avoid further hurdles.

I channelled the angst into my performance.

These are issues none of us anticipated. It’s unfortunate. Apart from all these external issues, I knew this whole process would be ball-busting.

You’re playing an outright negative character – I was ready for the testing times. Sometimes, it’s the 14th century ruler Alauddin Khilji in the film. difficult to pick yourself up and go back to work next morning because it’s so draining. It takes Aren’t you scared?

I’m shit scared. I’m playing an anti-hero. Only when a toll on your physical and mental health. But I see the film, will I be able to assess my character. it’s all for a greater purpose. These films are for It’s a risky move for me. That’s why I took so much posterity. time to sign it. For a mainstream leading man to make a choice like this at this stage is dicey. It’s a Did it help that Deepika Paudukone, with whom despicable character. He’s mean. you share a personal equation, was your co-star in this stressful film?

One of my seniors, and who I believe is one of (Laughs) I have no scenes with her in this film at the greatest actors of all time, advised me to be all. But it’s nice to have someone you can confide careful. She told me the Indian audience is naïve. in. It’s comforting. It’s great to have someone who If they love a character, the love will transfer to can relate to your problems. It was definitely a the actor who played it. In this case, if they hate good feeling to have. my character, the hate will be transferred to me.

I felt if I had to play negative, it had to be with Mr Popularity, great roles, awards… is it like living in Bhansali. Also, I cannot say no to him. If I have any a surreal world? standing, it’s because of his films. He gave me Goliyon Ki Raasleela – Ram-Leela at a time when I do feel so! At least once a day, invariably in the my career wasn’t going great guns. He had me morning, I find it hard to believe what’s happening play Bajirao in Bajirao Mastani, a character that in my life. Today I was on stage with Kapil Dev was ahead of my years. I’m indebted to him as and I had to pinch myself. I’m going to play him an artiste. He has pushed my boundaries and got in one of the biggest movies of Hindi cinema. I thank the Almighty for giving me the opportunity the best out of me. to do what I love. For wonderful people to work with, for my loving family and friends. Every day Three times in a row with Sanjay Leela Bhansali. in prayer I remind myself as to how big a deal this That’s something… is for me. I only wanted to be one thing all my I’m thankful to Mr Bhansali for that. Aditya Chopra life. It’s a dream which lakhs dream of. They come once told me that you should give your director from small parts of the country to this big bad city so much that they can’t look beyond you. You to make it as an actor. must leave no stone unturned in adding value Go on… to their vision. I’m happy that this is the case with A few days back, a close friend brought up a

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small fact. During my struggle period, for three years in my bedroom there was huge a black and white poster of Rocky with the tag line: His whole life was a million-to-one shot. That became the story of my life.

I had a million-to-one shot at the movies and it happened. There have been instances, when amidst large crowds, I stop engaging with the external and ask myself can you bloody believe this? It’s the greatest high when the film releases and you go to watch it in the theatres. I usually visit Chandan cinema in Juhu. I watch my film sitting in the stalls with the audience. They laugh, they react, they clap. To realise that I have connected with the audience… Nothing compares to that.

I’m sure there must be many such more moments…

Oh yes, like winning my Filmfare Award for Best Actor (for Bajirao Mastani). I couldn’t believe I was standing on stage holding a Black Lady in my hand. In the first row was Mr Amitabh Bachchan.

My family was sitting in the second row. It was one of the greatest moments of my life.

When I was a struggler, my mom and sister used to read this book called the The Secret by Rhonda Byrne. It asks you to visualise your goals. And I did. During that time on my birthday, my sister, instead of candles, put photoshopped images of me on the cake. Like, she had superimposed my face on Shah Rukh Khan’s on the Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge poster. She had placed my face on SRK’s with the Black Lady and so on…

Were there moments when your parents were unhappy about your career choice?

To be fair, my parents have always supported me.

They’ve helped me at every step. They supported me when I called them halfway through the university and told them that I wanted to become an actor. You can imagine how bizarre it must have sounded to them. They told me first get the degree and then pursue my passion. My dad supported me throughout my struggle period.

He coughed up money for my portfolio, for my physical training and for my dance classes. And it was not the best financial time for us. Three and a half years of waiting is a long time. At times, he did question if the path I had chosen was the right one and whether I was serious about it.

Believe and you shall receive. Ranveer Singh tells Rahul Gangwani why the adage works for him Then?

After the second year, you wonder whether the phone will ever ring. It was also a period of recession. Films were not being made. Fewer films were being made with newcomers. I believe I started the trend. It was Anushka Sharma and then me, then Parineeti Chopra, Arjun Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Sidharth Malhotra, Varun Dhawan came in. Fortunately, it all turned around. My dad had a breakthrough in his business. I got a break. As they say, dene wala deta hai toh chappar phaad kar deta hai.

Later, I placed those pictures near the Rocky poster for a good two years. And all that manifestation worked! One day my face appeared on the YRF poster. And on another day, I was holding a Black Lady in my hand. Also, I wanted to be an actor like Amitabh Bachchan. So he congratulating me before I went up on stage… is something I can never lose sight of.

How are the dynamics at home now?

My father is getting older and gets emotional easily. The other day I was cleaning my shoe closet, which has some 100 pairs now. It was a staggering sight. Dad walked past the room and he stared crying. He said I remember once you had just two pairs – one for everyday wear and one while going out. Tell me, how can I not be thankful to God?

That’s a great attitude to have…

Yes, I attach immense value to every opportunity.

Even when we shot this Filmfare cover in Mauritius, at one point, I couldn’t help thinking how great it was. What a beautiful place with such wonderful people working so hard to click wonderful pictures of me! My Twitter bio says ‘Living the dream’! Because every day I am.

It sure was an emotional moment…

Yes. My grandfather, who was a pious man, once told me that he kept asking God where life would take me. For the longest time he didn’t get any answer. However, one day, he had a vision of me standing next to Amitabh Bachchan. He’d narrate this story every day with the same enthusiasm.

It’s crazy how his vision came true.

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Stardom comes with a price. What is the price you paid?

Certain instances can agitate you. The lack and invasion of privacy being one. False media reportage can also leave you disturbed.

Sometimes people just cook up stories. They don’t realise that it could affect a human being profoundly. That it’s bad karma. Mobile phones are adding to the nuisance. They don’t even ask you for a picture. It’s bad manners. They take pictures and videos even when you’re eating or when you are in the washroom.

Any such instance that comes to your mind?

There have been instances right here in this hotel.

I was doing a joint interview with Akshay Kumar here. We were in the washroom in adjacent stalls.

We both turned around to see a guy shooting us.

That day I realised there’s so much to learn from Akshay. The way he handled that situation was amazing. He was firm with the person but also diffused the moment. He gave him the picture and taught him a lesson too. I’ve learnt people skills and management from my seniors.

the worst it’s ever been. I can’t understand why people find it hard to believe that I’m a jovial person. They don’t realise that I just count my blessings every day. I’ve so much to be thankful for? How can I be a dull and morose person?

Maybe, if I had not become an actor, I would’ve been a different person. Perhaps, I’d have been bitter and resentful. Right now I have all the reasons to be happy.

Like what?

Work, family, friends… Everything is beautiful. I’m also someone who likes to make others happy. I guess, I’m blessed with this ability. I do that on a daily basis. If I spread happiness and joy, I’ll get it back manifold. I find it amusing that people can’t wrap their heads around my happiness. It makes me wonder how many cynics are out there. Yes, the agony of existence is always there but you can choose to ride that wave and be happy through it all. That’s why I live my life to the fullest

Your comment on the leaked pictures of Ranbir Kapoor-Mahira Khan…

I can only speak about my own experience. There are times when I’m at a certain place with certain people and I don’t want those private moments to be captured by anyone. But you can’t help it.

You got to take the bad with the good. I get to do what I love to do and I make a lot of money. But some things are irritating and you’ve got to take them in your stride. It’s a crazy world.

Mahira, particularly, faced a lot of backlash for the pictures. What’s your view on gender bias?

Everyone has their own interpretation. Everyone has their own set of values. Everyone has an opinion. You can hear them but you needn’t subscribe to them. At the end of the day, one should just live and let live and focus on more important things. Mahira is a great performer and an entertainer. One should ideally just engage with her at just that level.

Are there other things which annoy you?

People ask me how I am such a happy person.

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SWARA BHASKAR: LOSE THE PART BUT DO NOT GET ON THE COUCH The rapid unravelling of media mogul and Hollywood’s leading producer-distributor Harvey Weinstein, followed by House of Cards-star Kevin Spacey accused of molesting a minor, has shaken up the entertainment world in the West and prompted many victims to speak up against other power players.

Over the last two weeks, multiple allegations have been reported against actor-comedian Andy Dick, producer David Guillod, Oscar-winner Dustin Hoffman, songwriter Ethan Kath, TV star Jeremy Piven, filmmaker Brett Ratner, writer-animator Chris Savino, screenwriter-director James Toback, to name a few.

While Hollywood has sprung into a much-needed clean-up operation at the workplace, Bollywood has remained tightlipped on the issue. Finally, actress Swara Bhaskar speaks up about being harassed by a drunk filmmaker and why it’s important to break the code of silence.

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The casting couch is not new to Bollywood. So why isn’t our film frat ready for a spring cleaning of sorts, a la Hollywood?

Sexual harassment is a universal phenomenon because fundamentally it is about power or rather the misuse of power. No relationship, even the most intimate, is devoid of power dynamics.

Power operates most brazenly in an unregulated workplace and that is what Bollywood is. The way a film set operates is often feudal and always hierarchal, where some people give instructions and others execute them. It is an uncertain place ruled by fortune, the cruel seductress, populated with a crowd of forever anxious ambitious dreamers and hustling freelancers. If you succeed, money, glory and power is yours. If you fail, the world falls apart.

Conditions at the workplace are ripe for sexual harassment, more so because victims can be easily silenced.

The shaming movement in the West is so effective because actors are naming offenders.

Actors are vulnerable because they are perennially either looking for or out of work and much too ambitious to risk their careers for a cause. Also, the backlash on the social media is scary. See how Mallika Dua was trolled on Twitter by random people. (The comedienne wrote an open letter, after Akshay Kumar, judge of reality show, The Great Indian Laughter Challenge, commented at her, “Aap bell bajao, main aapko bajaata hoon…”) Bollywood is not conducive to an honest conversation about sexual misconduct.

Over 300 women have spoken up in Hollywood and 31 official complaints have been registered so far.

I would like to make a distinction between sexual misconduct, inappropriate remarks and rape.

Kevin Spacey has been accussed of attempting to rape a minor. Whenever Bollywood faced a similar situation — the case of Shiney Ahuja comes to mind. The reaction was to quietly allow the law to take its own course. In other cases too, celebs have chosen not to comment, which in some ways is better than slut-shaming the victim or accuser.

Ours is a small industry where everyone is friends with or related to someone which makes the task harder. We need to follow the example set by the

Malayalam film industry which has instituted an antisexual harassment committee after the rape of an actress to create a safer working environment and to get justice.

Have you personally faced harassment on a film set?

Of course. I’ve been propositioned by men who were in a position to cast me. I lost a few roles because I didn’t give in. It made me vulnerable, nervous. Some people even stopped responding to my messages because they knew I would not give in. Being an articulate, educated girl they sensed that I would not take things lying down.

There have been catcalls during shoots and eveteasing on one of my sets. I’ve been groped by a mob during promotions and during a 56-day outdoor at a remote location, when I was still fairly new, the director harassed me with texts and dinner invites.

He stalked me during the day and called me through the night. I was asked to go to his hotel room on the pretext of discussing the scene and would find him drinking. During the first week itself, he started talking about love and sex and one night, arrived in my room, drunk, and asked to be hugged. It was scary!

I was young and alone. I would switch off the lights after pack-up and remove my make up in the dark so he would think I was asleep and stop calling me.

Did the harassment stop?

Yeah, after I told him that he was scaring me and making me uncomfortable. I told him I wouldn’t be able to act if this continued. He acted hurt and said I had misunderstood him. He stayed away for two weeks, then he was back to his tricks. I finally confided in the executive producer and made sure that I was escorted everywhere.

What is the best way for an actress to deal with harassment on a film set?

Lose the part but don’t get on the couch. It’s not a feminist choice and it’s certainly not a liberating choice. It’s like giving a bribe and that is succumbing to a wrong.

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In Anaarkali Of Aarah, your character sleeps her way to the top. How did you feel playing this role?

Anaarkali Of Aarah is a pathbreaking film. Anaarkali is a promiscuous, ambitious girl who sleeps with the manager of her troupe to become the lead singer.

She’s a grey character, difficult to sympathise with and yet, by the end, you do empathise with her.

There is a dialogue in the film with Anaarkali saying, “I am a whore/slut according to your morals and definition but it is still not okay to molest or harass a girl.” That took the debate away from the girl’s lack of virtues to put the blame squarely on the aggressor.

That is what has to happen in real life too. It doesn’t matter what a woman does, she does not want to be touched or propositioned without consent. Period.

Earlier this year, TVF founder-CEO Arunabh Kumar, was forced to step down after several complaints.

Bollywood remained a silent spectator through the controversy.

The TVF controversy started a conversation that was long overdue. But the first allegation was an anonymous letter and it is difficult to say anything about an anonymous allegation. What was interesting was that many other girls came forward subsequently, spoke up, giving up their identities.

That created a public discourse.

We need to stop silencing and start sharing. We need to stop slut-shaming and ask for a collective platform to deal with this issue. We are all guilty of being in the know and remaining silent. And that is complicity.

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TELEVISION

Golmaal Again’ Actress Tabu: Will Love To Do A Travel Show

At A time when several Bollywood stars are making a switch to television with reality shows, Tabu says if she ever turns to the small screen, she would like to start her journey with a travel show.

The actor says, “As far as the small screen is concerned, I would love to do a travel show. I wanted to be an air hostess because I wanted to see the world. Now I want to do a travel show as I would love to visit different places. I have not been to South America, Australia and East Africa.”

Riding high on the success of Golmaal Again, Tabu say she has been offered reality shows in the past, but nothing excited her. “There have been talks in the past, people have tried to convince me to be in this space, but I did not find it interesting enough.”

Tabu would also love to judge a reality show. “I think it would be a nice relief for me - to judge.

I like to wear good clothes and enjoy people performing in front of me and be in the director’s shoes almost, as I am not performing. I love to watch people dance, it is the most fantastic skill and art form that anybody can have.

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Ka Dum To Return With Salman Khan As Host ‘Very Soon’

Reality television show ‘10 Ka Dum’ will return with a new season ‘very soon’, with ‘who else but’ Salman Khan, a Sony Entertainment Television official said. “’10 Ka Dum’ is coming very soon,” Danish Khan, the channel’s Executive Vice President and Business Head, told IANS here. With Salman? “I will answer you in a way by saying you tell me who else can it come out with? So, if you’re asking me who is doing ‘Dus Ka Dum’...

(My answer is) Is there anyone else who can do ‘Dus Ka Dum’,” Khan said, confirming that the “Dabangg” star will be back to host the game show’s third season.

The official also said it will be an ambitious concept for the channel.

“This time, with ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’ (KBC), we created a kind of world record as 3 crore people played KBC on mobile. That was our first attempt at getting a second screen -a mobile -- in play for the television.”

“We believe ‘Dus Ka Dum’ will be the biggest interactive show that we have ever done. For Sony, it will be the most ambitious TV, plus second screen experience for consumers,” Danish Khan said. He said the “official” announcement about the host will come within a month’s time

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Kapil Sharma To Be ‘Back With A Bang’ With TV Show

Comedian Kapil Sharma will be back “with a bang” on the small screen with his popular entertainer ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’ soon, a channel official has confirmed. “Kapil will be back (on TV) very soon,” Danish Khan, Executive Vice President and Business Head, Sony Entertainment Television.

The actor-comedian is currently in the midst of promoting his forthcoming Bollywood film ‘Firangi’. “His movie ‘Firangi’ is releasing on November 24.

We are very fond of Kapil. We are even doing a promotional show (which will be televised) for his movie. We believe he has made a good movie and it’s going to be successful. Then, Kapil will be back with a bang on Sony,” Khan added.

In August, the channel had announced a “short break” with Kapil and his show. An official spokesperson from the channel had said then that since Kapil had been under the weather, they had “mutually agreed to take a short break”, and that they would start shooting again once he recovers completely. For Kapil, it was an “emotional moment” when earlier this week he visited the set of ‘Super Dancer Chapter 2’ to promote ‘Firangi’. It once used to be the set of ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’

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KANGANA RANAUT: SOME PEOPLE IN BOLLYWOOD TRY TO MAKE ONE ‘FEEL INSIGNIFICANT’KANGANA RANAUT: SOME PEOPLE IN BOLLYWOOD TRY TO MAKE ONE ‘FEEL INSIGNIFICANT’ Actress Kangana Ranaut, known to speak her mind despite the reactions her words elicit, says it is difficult to remain “headstrong” in Bollywood as there are always people who try to make one “feel insignificant”. But she continues to fight it.

“Being an outsider in the business, I have fought to carve a niche for myself. I have also been opinionated and I choose to express my views openly,” Kangana told IANS in an email interview.

“In our industry, it becomes difficult to remain headstrong as you are often judged for not following the status quo. There will always be a segment that will try to make you feel insignificant, but it is important to channel your strength and confidence and work hard to triumph. It’s important to grow a distinct voice to break the clutter,” added the National Award winner.

Kangana, a Reebok brand ambassador, is a part of the second edition of the brand’s #FitToFight campaign, which fights looming gender demons of eve-teasing and pay disparity. The actress has been actively talking about her struggle in the industry as well as her relationships with actors like Aditya Pancholi and Hrithik Roshan. She tagged filmmaker Karan Johar as a “flagbearer of nepotism” during his chat show. Does she consider herself “mentally tough and fit to fight”? “Absolutely,” she said.

“My experiences in life, on the personal and professional fronts, have helped shape the individual I am today. There have been moments in my life when it was very difficult to continue working in unfavourable conditions. But I fought my way, to make a mark for myself.

“I realised the importance of being tough, both mentally and physically, which encouraged me to deliver my best regardless of the odds. In my journey, I learned that challenges may always beset you, but if one is strong-willed and determined, you can

overcome them,” added Kangana, often tagged the “Queen” of Bollywood.

In her last released film “Simran”, she played an imperfectly perfect girl who wants to lead life on her own terms. Does she think such characters hardly exist in real life where girls are always following the norm? “My career trajectory is full of characters and films where I am trying to redefine the conventional heroine tag. I think it is important to reinvent oneself continuously and diversify your craft.

“I have been fortunate that I have worked in path-breaking films such as ‘Fashion’, ‘Tanu Weds Manu’, ‘Queen’ and ‘Simran’ where I play individualistic characters. I do know ‘Queen’ had a strong impact on viewers. I always choose to do roles where there is a message being delivered that makes the viewer think differently and shapes their choices,” said the actress, who will next be seen in “Manikarnika”.

She also feels “there are many women who aspire to dream bigger and better” and she is one of them. Kangana, who comes from a small town in Himachal Pradesh, says her circumstances never discouraged her from chasing her dreams.“I encourage women to believe in their strength and value their hard work. My motto has always been to follow my own path and not succumb to norms.

I believe it’s important to celebrate yourself and grow with each experience,” she said. This is what she is trying to promote with the #FitToFight campaign.

“I hope to inspire other girls through my stories of courage, faith and conviction. I truly believe in the limitless potential that every woman possesses to be physically, mentally and socially fit. I do hope my story and journey of facing adversities, fighting obstacles and emerging stronger and fitter, will inspire other women to be Fit to Fight,” she said.

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WE LEARNED ABOUT DEEPIKA PADUKONE IN HER RAPID FIRE As we catch up with the queen of all things gorgeous who’s tasting success like never before, we find out the most interesting things about her which makes her the wonder woman that she is. Presenting our exclusive rapid fire with Deepika Padukone where we got to know 5 things about her which have never been known to the world.

Q: What brings you the greatest joy?

A: My family.

Q: What should every woman try at least once in her life?

A: She should do something for herself with full abundance and without pressure.

Q: A skill you wish you had learnt…

A: I wish I knew to ride a bike or play an instrument. I want to learn to play the piano or guitar. It’s never too late.

Q: A quote you live by…

A: Live, love and laugh.

Q: Your greatest indulgence…

A: Being an actor. That way I can do so much.

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KAREENA KAPOOR KHAN: MOTHERHOOD HAS NOT CHANGED MY WORK LIFE While some may thought that motherhood might have changed Kareena Kapoor Khan's work life, the actress says that it hasn't affected her professional life much. While giving an interview to a leading magazine, Filmfare, the 37-year-old actress, revealed that she has always been a family oriented person, so since the start of her career she has managed to balance between work and family.

professional commitments the very next month after having her son Taimur in December.

The 'Ki & Ka' star also shared that she and Saif now avoid late nights because she has to get up really early in the morning for his son Taimur.

'My whole timing has changed and this is a big lifestyle change for me and Saif both,' she added. Meanwhile, on the work front, Kareena is currently shooting for her upcoming film 'Veere She said, 'My family is my priority. I am ambitious, De Wedding' that also stars Sonam Kapoor and but I've always had time for my family. For me, Swara Bhaskar. Helmed by Shashanka Ghosh, it's not always like work, work, work, I think I have the flick is slated to release on May 18, 2018. managed to balance between my professional life and personal life since the starting of my career.' The actress was back fulfilling her

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AKSHAYE KHANNA ON NEPOTISM: THE 200 TO 250 FAMILIES OF THE FILM INDUSTRY CANNOT MAKE A STAR, IT’S DECIDED BY THE AKSHAYE KHANNA ON NEPOTISM: THE 200 TO 250 FAMILIES OF THE FILM INDUSTRY CANNOT MAKE A STAR, IT’S DECIDED BY THE AUDIENCE!

Sonakshi Sinha and Sidharth Malhotra are super excited as they arrive for Ittefaq screening Few months back, nepotism was a word that existed only in the dictionary. However, now it has become a major topic of discussion in the country, and we have to credit Kangana Ranaut for that as she was the one who started the whole debate after calling Karan Johar the “flag bearer of nepotism” on Koffee With Karan. People in the film industry chose their sides and a LOT has been said on this topic. While people with no connections in the industry said that the star kids get it easy, the latter were of the opinion that it’s their hard work and talent that takes them ahead.

We met another star kid recently who hasn’t given his two cents on this topic till now. So it was the perfect opportunity to know his take on this much-discussed topic of nepotism. Yes, we are talking about Akshaye Khanna (son of veteran actor late Vinod Khanna), who is being appreciated for his stellar act in the recently released film Ittefaq, which also stars Sonakshi Sinha and Sidharth Malhotra. Akshaye, who is known to very shy and kind of recluse shared his opinion on nepotism with us, and we have to admit, it’s logical to a certain extent. Akshaye, who didn’t know how the debate started told us exclusively, “It’s good to have a debate about anything that the society seems to want to debate. Now talking about nepotism, I don’t know how it started. There are many aspects that people are referring to nepotism.” 

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He even feels that it’s the audience that decides the fate of any actor, and not the people of the film industry as the Ittefaq star explains, “Let me give you one argument that will end the debate. Whether you are in favour of nepotism or against it, the basic fact is that anybody who has made it, in any field, it’s because the people have decided that this person will be successful. It is something that is not decided by the film industry, but the audience. Today, a David Dhawan’s son, the audience has said we want to watch. The film industry has not said it. The 200 to 250 families of film industry cannot make a star.

They can make a film, but not a star. I can launch an actor. Today a Boney Kapoor’s son, the audience has decided that we want to watch him. Arjun Kapoor‘s face is accepted. There are many actors who come, people decide that we will not watch this person and his face is rejected. So the whole debate of nepotism falls flat on its face. I can nepotise somebody by making a film, but I cannot say. Today Abhay Chopra (director of Ittefaq) is Ravi Chopra’s son and BR Chopra’s grandson. He is coming from a legacy that is very rare. There is not a studio in Hindi cinema which is bigger than BR, or a banner as we call it these days. Today if I can do a film, Sid can do the film, Sonakshi can do the film, and Karan and Shah Rukh can produce it, whether Abhay gets to make another film or not is decided by the audience. So nepotism falls on its face.”

Radhika Apte: Not Just Women, Men Also Face Sexual Abuse In Film Industry

Actor Radhika Apte says sexual abuse is not limited to women in the film industry as she knows a lot of men who been subjected to misdemeanour. Recently, Hollywood witnessed the Harvey Weinstein scandal, which has put the spotlight on sexual harassment in the entertainment industry. Names such as Kevin Spacey, James Toback, Brett Ratner, among others have also joined the infamous list.

In Bollywood, Irrfan Khan was the first actor to come forward and share his story of how he was asked to compromise for work in his struggling days. Radhika says as “more and more women” are opening up about their experience, it is important to have a platform where complaints can be addressed. “Not just women, men also go through sexual abuse. I am specifically talking about the industry, I know a lot of men who have gone through this as well. It’s high time this comes out,” Radhika tells PTI in an interview.

“Also, as the industry becomes more open and people from different parts come here - not just for people from their own production house or family - it’s more important that we have a platform,” she says. The “Phobia” actor says it is both “sensitive” and a “grey” topic and more transparency is needed to curb sexual misconduct. “People who exploit their power and abuse others need to be revealed. On the other hand, people are ambitious and are ready to do what is required. It needs to work from both the sides,” says Radhika.

“You need to learn to say no and need to recognise when you’re being exploited. You will get your due, according to your talent. at some time. Some people come here running away from home, they have nothing to fall back on. A better organisation, rules and transparency will help a lot,” she says. Several Hollywood celebrities, including names such as Olivia Munn, Natasha Henstridge, Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie, recently called out the alleged offenders.

Asked if there is a fear among people within the industry to name the perpetrators, Radhika agrees, saying, “The fear is there because we still have this culture where Bollywood is considered to be this inaccessible magical place. But it’s not, it’s a workplace. Work ethics need to be introduced at every level. That’s happening. But people have to come out and start taking names.

She adds, “The fear also comes from ‘Who is going to believe me? The other person has so much power, my complain will go unnoticed, that’ll ruin my career’.

That’s the perception. I think more need to people speak up.” The actress will soon be seen on MTV’s digital show “Fame-istan” as a mentor to young filmmakers. To be aired on November 24, the show aims to give a platform to four aspiring filmmakers to make a short film and being mentored by the industry veterans.

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SOORAJ PANCHOLI: I AM NOT A FANCY PERSON

Actor Sooraj Pancholi, who celebrated his 27th birthday with Smile Foundation Kids on Thursday, said he is not a fancy person and likes to do small things. "I am not a fancy person, I don't throw parties and I don't do something big.

I like doing small things that make me happy and make others happy. I didn't get much time today to spend with the kids but I will come back here when the media is not around so that I can spend more time with them," he said.

"This is the first time I am celebrating my birthday in an NGO. I wanted to get a cake and everything but I didn't know that I won't find a cake shop on my way here. There is no better way I could celebrate my birthday than being here," added Sooraj. Sharing his childhood memories and best birthday gifts, he said the most memorable gift is an electric scooter he had as a kid.

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He said he is now old enough to give gifts, not receive. "I turned 27 today, I don't think they will be gifting me anything. Anyway, now it is my turn to shower them with gifts. They took care of me for so many years, it's my turn now." Sooraj said his birthday celebration usually means family lunch, which his mother, actress Zarina Wahab cooks.

Sooraj was last seen in his debut film 'Hero' in 2015 with Athiya Shetty, directed by Nikhil Advani.

His next film is with megastar Prabhudeva which is yet to go on the floors, and is not about dancing. "It is too early to talk about the film with Prabhudeva," said Sooraj. Sooraj Pancholi also refuted the rumours about working with Kiara Advani in an untitled film. "I am not doing any film with Kiara Advani."

Vidya on opting out of Meena Kumari biopic In an interview with , Vidya said, “I have seen great stardom. I enjoy the perks that come with stardom. But, finally at the end of the day acting is a job, which I try and do in the best way possible.”

“I am a private person when it comes to people in my life. Siddharth (Roy Kapur, husband), he is not an actor. I will not talk about him the way I will talk about myself. I need to respect his right to privacy. Similarly, my family, they are not actors, they have not put themselves out in the public.”

The actor, who made her Bollywood debut with ‘Parineeta’ in 2005 and post the success of the film signed back-to-back projects, says she decided to slow down as she realised it was important to have a life beyond movies. “I like taking time. It has been nine years… First two years I was doing crazy amount of work, but 2008 onwards things started changing. I realised I must only do things that I am fully convinced about and more than that I want to live my life.”

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idya Balan: I Have A Life Beyond Camerashe Enjoys Every Bit Of Stardom That She Has Achieved But Vidya Balan Said Acting Is Still A “Job” At The End Of The Day For Her And She Cannot Let It Dominate Her Personal Life. The National Award-Winning Actor Said She Is A Private Person And Does Not Want Her Popularity To Disturb Her Or Her Family’s Personal Space.

“I don’t want to live only for films. I have life beyond them. I don’t like stepping out much. I like to be in my space when I am not shooting. I don’t feel it is necessary also to make public appearances.

I still don’t go out on Sunday… Living life off the camera is very important for me as I use those experiences to portray my characters.” Vidya had a tough time in scoring her Bollywood breakthrough and the actor said the struggle still continues.

She, however, feels the course of struggle has changed as it is more about dealing with the public nature of her successes and failures. “Struggle is a part of life. Initially the struggle was, may be I will never be an actor or I will die a frustrated actor. But today the struggles are very public.”

“Anything I do goes public. Now I have this pressure. Now my hits and flops are public. But still the struggle now is far better than what it was initially. At least, I am living my dream. I have matured with the experience.”

Vidya will next be seen in Suresh Triveni’s ‘Tumhari Sulu’. Also featuring Manav Kaul and Neha Dhupia, the movie will hit the theatres on November 17

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Neha Dhupia: Women Should Speak Up About Sexual Harassment In Bollywood

Actor Neha Dhupia says it is important for women who have suffered sexual harassment in the industry to come out and speak about it so as to save others from facing a similar fate. Recently, Hollywood witnessed the Harvey Weinstein scandal which has put the spotlight on sexual abuse in the entertainment industry Two of Neha’s co-stars, Irrfan Khan from “Hindi Medium” and Vidya Balan from “Tumhari Sullu”, also came out to share their experiences, where the former said he was asked to compromise for work. In an interview with PTI, Neha says,“I think it’s very important that safety begins at home. If anyone is facing that in the industry, they should

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come out and talk about it because by not talking about it, they are not protecting themselves and also hurting other women.”

The 37-year-old actor says it women who speak up need absolute support. “If it is happening today with them, tomorrow it will happen to another woman may be to another degree. Speaking up about it is very, very important. They need immense support, whether it comes from the press or family,” she says. The actor is currently gearing up for her next release “Tumhari Sullu”, directed by Suresh Triveni

Renuka Shahane: We Have Left Humanity Behind In The Race For Grades Bollywood actress, television actress and presenter, Renuka Shahane has re-positioned herself as a social commentator and shares her opinions of social and political happenings in and around the globe. In the latest development in the Ryan Murder case, it was revealed that a Class 11 student killed 'Pradyuman'.

CBI spokesperson Abhishek Dayal said the Class 11 student was detained on Tuesday night after "inspection of the crime spot, scrutiny of CCTV footage, call records, statements and questioning of several people" revealed that he had carried a knife inside the school campus on the day of the crime and used it to kill his junior schoolmate. "The weapon used in the commission of the crime is a knife which was recovered initially by police in Gurugram (Haryana). It is now with us," Dayal told reporters here.

He said the detained student was weak in studies and "wanted to ha the e examination and parent-teacher meeting postponed".

Pradhuman, 7, was his random target. The parents of the detained student were kept informed throughout the investigation, said the spokesperson for the Central Bureau of Investigation.

In a long Facebook post, Renuka Shahane has called out everyone, right from the education system to the school and the rich in the gruesome 'Ryan Murder Case'. She writes "I'm

sure all of you must have heard who the real culprit is in the Pradyuman murder case. The CBI has taken into custody an 11th grader who allegedly thought nothing of slitting the throat of an innocent 7-year-old school boy just so that the school will have to declare a holiday, exams won't be held & ptm won't follow soon after. It sickens me how violence is considered cool these days & in the run for grades we've left humanity far behind. The rich parents, the management of the school & the Gurugram police who did such a shoddy job, didn't mind making a scapegoat of an innocent man whose only crime was his poverty. It's time "International Schools" wake up & start actually educating their pupils. And somewhere I hope somebody is teaching the rich that not everything can be bought with money; definitely not good values & definitely not a good education. There are no shortcuts in life & no expressway has milestones! RIP Pradyuman" Renuka's post is an eye-opener and questions the system and she does not indulge in blaming the individual.

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AREENA KAPOOR WEIGHT LOSS DIET AND EXERCISE ROUTINE

In the beginning of her career, Kareena Kapoor is known for her chubby figure, but later she stunned her fans with size-zero figure in the movie Tashan. But, have you ever wondered how did Kareena Kapoor lose weight?

Well, in this fitness post, let us find out the real diet and workout techniques followed

by Kareena to lose so much weight in less time without affecting her facial beauty.

How Did Kareena Achieved the Size-Zero Body?

Kareena Kapoor’s Size Zero Figure Well, it is under the supervision of Rujuta Diwekar, a renowned nutritionist, Kareena has committed to transform her chubby body into a size-zero figure. For that, she has sacrificed her favorite dishes like parathas, pasta, foods with butter, cheese etc… and included healthy alternatives like soups, salads, yogurt and other foods that are rich in vitamins and minerals.

Well, if you’re unsure about what size zero is, then below are the body measurements one should achieve to be called a size-zero figure.

Bust Size: 31.5 inches

Below is Kareena Kapoor’s diet routine: Breakfast: Muesli, Milk or Fresh fruit juice, Paranthas or Upma, Idlis Morning Snacks: Brown bread sandwich Lunch: 2 Chapattis with 1 bowl of Dal and 1 bowl of Green salads or vegetable soup.

Waist: 23 inches Hip: 32 inches

Evening Snacks: Protein Shake and Nuts

Kareena Kapoor has achieved this magic figure with healthy diet, strict workouts and regular Yoga exercises for weight loss.

Dinner: Chapattis with Dal or Brown rice with curd or Vegetable soup

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Along with the diet, she also makes sure to drink at least 6-8 glasses or 2-3 liters of warm water everyday.

Kareena Kapoor Weight Loss Diet Plan

Few popular Asanas include Kapalbhati, Virabhadrasana, Parvatasana, Bhujangasana and Above all the methods to lose weight, it is the diet Naukasana. that helps anyone to reach their goal successfully.

A common saying in the health world is that in While the Kapalbhati helps in getting relieved order to lose pounds, one should aim for 80% diet from stress, in order to strengthen the back, abs and 20% exercise. So, first eat healthy and then and legs, she does Bhujangasana, Naukasana, concentrate on exercise. Without a proper diet, Virabhadrasana and Parvatasana respectively. you’ll never lose weight successfully.

Some Weight Loss Tips from Kareena Kapoor Kareena starts her day with either a glass of skimmed milk or fruit juice and she totally emphasizes on Instead of following crash diets for a few days and getting back to bad eating habits, it is advised to having vegetarian foods. follow a healthy eating lifestyle throughout the life See: How much water should you drink to lose for best and permanent results. weight?

Yoga is very beneficial is bringing flexibility to our body and it also helps in burning calories, thereby Points to be noted in Kareena’s Diet Regime: helping you lose weight without hitting the gym.

She completely avoids rice, which is nothing but Additionally, your mind and body will become carbs. Find the list of high calorie Indian foods and stay away from them.

Stays away from sugar and ghee most of the time.

In some rare occasions, she consumes them in moderate quantity.

Nuts and Soya milk are highly nutritious foods, which she includes in her diet for better results. active throughout the day.

Drinks enough water as it helps to flush out harmful impurities out of the body.

Stay away from 3 white poisons as much as you can – white rice, sugar and salt.

She prefers to eat every 3 hours to stay energetic throughout the day.

Drink at least 3-4 liters of water every day. This will not only solve hunger pangs but also flushes out Kareena Kapoor Weight Loss Exercises impurities from your body.

Kareena prefers a combination of cardio, yoga exercise and dance in her workout session. She dedicates a minimum of 1 to 2 hours everyday for fitness. She also firmly believes in Yoga as it is effective in synergizing the body and mind. Payal Gidwani Tiwari, a renowned celebrity yoga trainer helps Bebo in her yoga sessions.

Below is a sample workout routine followed by our Bebo: Cardio Exercises: Running, Biking, Swimming; Whenever she is shooting outdoors, Bebo prefers long walks.

Protein is said to make you feel full for longer hours.

So, include more protein in your diet for better weight loss results. A healthy ratio of nutrients would be to get 50% protein, 30% carbs and 20% fat.

Even after her marriage with Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan has maintained a slim figure.

Surprisingly, she recently stunned everyone after she appeared with a baby bump but with no extra fat storage in the body. This itself shows how dedicated she was with her fitness.

Below are a few photos of Kareena Kapoor Khan before and after her weight loss transformation Pranayama, Bikram yoga, and Surya Namaskar (one and also during her pregnancy period. of the best exercises to achieve flexible body) December 2017 | Global Movie

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THE 10 BEST WINTER FOODS FOR WEIGHT LOSS

CHICKEN SOUP Soups have a large volume, which means they are extremely satiating, even when they have relatively few calories. And despite the fact that liquids can be less satisfying than solid foods, research has found that hot soups, like chicken and rice, are the exception. Bonus: There’s evidence that chicken soup can help you recuperate faster from a cold, too.

BUTTERNUT SQUASH Winter squashes like creamy butternut (try one of these delicious butternut squash recipes) are sky high in belly-filling fiber and relatively low in calories—just 63 per cubed cup!—meaning they fill you up without filling you out. Butternut is also a potent source of beta-carotene and vitamin C, both antioxidants that will help keep your immune system in top shape so you can be active and ready to exercise or move your body more all season long. Simply roast them to bring out their natural sweetness, or whip them into this Roasted Squash and Apple Soup.

SWEET POTATO Like squash, sweet potatoes pack filling fiber and immune-boosting vitamins.

They’re also far lower on the glycemic index scale than white potatoes, meaning they won’t spike blood sugar as drastically, which can lead to fewer carb cravings later on. For the ultimate clean winter comfort food, try this Curry Sweet Potato and Chickpea Stew. 

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OATMEAL Oatmeal is the perfect winter breakfast—and not only because it’s warm, comforting, and the perfect vehicle for delicious toppings like walnuts and banana slices. It’s also chockfull of prebiotic fiber, a type of fiber that selectively feeds good bacteria in your gut and may positively influence how your body stores fat, balances blood sugar, and releases hormones that control fullness and hunger.

CITRUS Oranges, grapefruits, and clementines are loaded with belly-filling fiber and vitamin C, but their more surprising weight loss power lies in their scent. Just one whiff of citrus fruit has been shown to be calming, which can reduce the likelihood of stress eating—a common reason many pack on pounds over the holidays and winter months.

CHILI Most chili recipes call for tons of protein- and fiber-rich beans, which are extremely satiating—after all, how many bowls of bean-packed chili can you eat without feeling totally full? But chili is also loaded with chili powder or fresh chilies, both of which contain capsaicin, a phytochemical known to raise metabolic rate that has been associated with reduced risk of obesity and metabolic syndrome.

SWISS CHARD (COOKED) Cooking actually boosts the amount of magnesium and calcium in this winter green, which you need more than ever right now. Getting adequate levels of these two minerals helps reduce the cravings for sugar and refined carbs we can all feel during winter’s darkest months.

POMEGRANATE SEEDS Pomegranate seeds, or arils, pack a weight loss secret weapon that their liquefied counterpart doesn’t have: fiber! What’s more, they’re super-low in calories—and super-easy to extract from fruit. Sprinkle them on some oatmeal or pair with protein in these Whipped Ricotta Pomegranate Parfaits.

BRUSSELS SPROUTS The cruciferous vegetable du jour is basically a tiny nugget of awesomeness. Just 10 sprouts deliver 6 g of protein and 7 g of fiber, making them one of the most filling veggies around—and all for just 80 calories! Not sure you can jump on the mini cabbage bandwagon? These 13 Fantastic Brussels Sprouts Recipes will convince you.

PEARS Bosc and Anjou pears—two winter varieties—have tons of fiber, with one medium fruit containing 6 g, or about a quarter of your daily value. Most of the fiber is in the skin, so be sure not to peel them. For extra slimming benefit, add a handful of almonds, which will help balance the sugar in the fruit and, thanks to their high amounts of magnesium, help curb junk-food cravings.

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Eat breakfast as soon as you wake up in the morning

Smart Tips to Lose Inches

Do fad diets actually help? Is cooking in ghee better than cooking in vegetable oil? Rashi Chowdhary, nutritionist and inchloss expert and the owner of The Protein Bake Shop, on the dos and donts of weightloss

Do you think fad diets are useful when it process of inchloss?

Here are my top 10 fave foods that will really accelerate comes to reducing weight? inchloss. Eat them over and over again in different simple Well, fad diets are an absolute waste of your time, effort, money and most often muscle! That’s why the weight drops off so quickly and comes right back on when you resume normal eating. We need to stop treating our health like fashion. You can’t keep going on and off fad diets depending on which one’s in season because your fave celeb went on it!

Your body will never change if you don’t change your attitude towards it. Eating in balance and according to your fitness goals will take time, effort and patience but the peace of mind and health it gives your body is unparalleled. People who eat well and focus on fitness exuberate a very different attractive, addictive vibe as compared to those who are always trying different diets and complaining about how nothing works.

You need to choose which side you want to live on. Once you choose health and fitness over “deadline” dieting, you’ll never want it any other way.

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preparations to see how your body changes.

• Whole eggs • Avocados • Paleo almond butter • Pasteurised butter • Salmon • Sweet potato • White rice (no more than 1 cup cooked for one meal) • Coconut milk • Black coffee • Green vegetables

What should an ideal meal plan look like?

Can you recommend some steps that ought to be taken to reduce inches as fast as possible?

1. Eat as soon as you wake up. Do not delay this meal. If you are looking to burn more fat start with some healthy fats like almonds, avocado or a tablespoon of virgin coconut oil.

2. Add a minimum of 5 grams of protein to your mid snacks. Low-carb almond cookies, peanut butter slice or chocolate stacks, all have above 5 grams per piece. A cup of yoghurt with flaxseed powder, half a scoop of protein shake with blueberries, two slices of full fat cheese with olives are also great fat burning snacks!

3. Eat according to your body clock. Not everyone needs to eat every 2 hours. A lot of people tend to gain weight with this strategy.

So eat when you are hungry instead but do not starve yourself. That will definitely work against you.

4. Hydrate well all through the day. Being dehydrated will only put extra loads on your liver, which is where 80 per cent of your fat metabolism takes place. Off load it, nourish it and you’ll get rid of some inches too.

An ideal meal plan is the one that makes you feel mentally and physically fit. A plan where you are not constantly obsessing over food and a plan that keeps your cravings away. You need to set a fitness goal for yourself, get a full body fat analysis done and work up a strategy that focuses on making you lose fat and not “just” weight! It should be free of processed food and have an abundant supply of nutrients from fresh food and nutritional supplements.

Tell us about the Protein Bake Shop and what was the idea behind setting it up?

Protein Bake Shop is not just a healthier version of your favourite dessert. When you look closely at the nutrition label and ingredients, you’ll see how it’s a healthy snacking option for anyone trying to lose weight/ get fit/ fighting with allergies and intolerances and gain muscle mass.

Anyone battling with sugar addictions and wanting to make improvements in their eating habits will benefit from switching to wholesome baking with natural sugars at the Protein Bake Shop. Also, people with metabolic syndrome like Type 2 diabetes, PCOD, insulin resistance, etc, can turn to the baked stuff from the protein power range, since the total carbs are kept under 10 grams.

I’ve been practicing as a nutritionist for nearly 7 years now, and the amount of misinformation that exists in people’s mind about nutrition has always made me want to do something about it. People need to go beyond concepts like calorie counting, truly understand the effect of whole wheat, low fat dairy on their body and how it might not be the best option. Also, the misconception that fat is bad for you and your cholesterol and gives you heart attacks! In my opinion, all these nutritional beliefs come in the way of us leading healthier life’s. The concept of Protein Bake Shop is based on new age nutritional science where nutrients matter more than calories, fat is good for you, refined sugar is an absolute NO and ingredients like wheat and dairy are not what marketing gimmicks make them seem like. The quality and processing methods of these ingredients are compromised heavily, which makes them nutritionally very different compared to what they use to be decades ago.

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Tips to Keep Skin Soft and Glowing In Winter

Winter weather is not fun for skin. Cold weather and low humidity levels result in dry air, which then steals moisture away from the skin every second of every day. Without immediate care, dry skin can lead to cracking and bleeding, and harsh winter wind makes the problem worse. Indoor heat further robs the air of moisture, as do hot showers or baths and harsh cleansers.

Additional moisture helps, but you need to do more to actually counteract these effects and keep skin looking youthful and smooth. To reduce chapping, redness, itching, and keep skin more healthy and comfortable this season, try these tips.

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Wash in Lukewarm Water -

Hot showers and baths always feel good in the winter, but when you can, particularly when just washing your face or hands, choose lukewarm water to avoid stripping as many oils away from the skin.

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Moisturize Immediately Afterwards -

Your skin not only needs more moisture, but moisture right after you wash. Applying moisture to damp skin helps seal that dampness into the skin. Keep a bottle near the bathtub, shower stall, and at every sink and use liberally every time you wash.

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Choose Moisturizer Carefully -

Some over-the-counter moisturizers have petroleum-based ingredients that can actually further dry your skin in the winter months. Be sure to choose a smart formula that has natural, nourishing ingredients. Go for an oil-based rather than a water-based solution, as it’s more likely to help your skin retain moisture in the winter. Try Indie Lee’s natural moisturizing oils, as they’re made with natural, hydrating ingredients like lavender, chamomile, jojoba, and more, which help soothe dry, itchy skin.

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Protect -

Get used to wearing gloves and scarves to protect skin from cold winds, rain, and snow.

Also, don’t forget the sunscreen. Winter sun can be just as damaging as summer sun, so apply a safe option like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide to any exposed areas.

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Humidify -

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Drink -

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Overnight Moisturize-

Heating systems dry out the air, so consider installing a humidifier in your home, particularly in your bedroom, to put moisture back into the air and help prevent your skin from drying out.

We tend to drink less water in the winter because we turn to hot drinks like cocoa and tea, but don’t forget that your skin needs hydration from the inside, out. A little warm water with lemon can be very refreshing and hydrating at the same time.

Dryer areas like hands, feet, elbows, and knees have thin skin and tend to lose moisture faster than other areas on the body. Consider slathering on a deep moisturizing balm at night, then wear cotton gloves and socks to seal in the moisture until morning.

plentiful. Find an exfoliating mask and use it on your face and your hands, as well as gently on your lips, then follow immediately with moisture to truly see a smoother difference. Exfoliating body washes are also helpful in the winter months.

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Avoid Toxins, Specifically Allergens and Irritants -

Particularly if you have eczema, dermatitis, or psoriasis, you have to avoid allergens and irritants that may trigger a flare up. Winter skin is more fragile, so avoid irritating fabrics (like wool) and chemical-laden detergents, and use mild cleansers and moisturizers designed for sensitive skin.

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Hydrate From the Inside Out -

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Change Your Cleanser -

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Use DIY Masks -

Eating foods high in water content can help hydrate your skin from the inside out. Try watermelon, cantaloupe, apples, oranges, kiwi, and watery veggies like celery, tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, and carrots. Make sure you’re getting enough vitamin C and zinc to support the healthy production of collagen and elastin. Also consider an omega-3 supplement, or consume more fatty fish and flaxseed to give your skin the building blocks it needs to appear supple and smooth.

Cleansers can be extremely drying to the skin. If you’re used to using options that contain glycolic or salicylic acid, rotate with a more hydrating version that contains moisturizing ingredients. Try like Suki Naturals MoistureRich Cleansing Lotion, or for really dry skin, try a cleansing balm like Ren No. 1 Purity Cleansing Balm. After cleansing, don’t leave the skin naked for more than 30 seconds, as this can dehydrate it, leading to increased dryness. Apply a hydrating toner and moisturizer to seal in moisture.

Homemade hydrating masks can provide needed moisture in the winter months.

Use natural moisturizing ingredients like honey, Exfoliate avocado, yogurt, olive and jojoba oils, almond oil, We often forget to help the skin slough off bananas, and aloe. Mix what you like together to dead cells in the winter, particularly on our hands. create a cream or paste, and leave on skin for 10Yet moisture can’t get in if the dead cells are too 30 minutes for lasting hydration.

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TRAVEL

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With the new year, travel magazines and industry experts have been busy predicting the buzziest destinations of 2017. Here are the most compelling ones.

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3. Stratford-Upon-Avon Shakespeare fans will want to bookmark April 23, 2017 on their calendar, a day when the world marks the 400th anniversary of the playwright’s death. The town will be throwing a party — parade, acrobatic shows, fireworks, and Shakespearean actors rhyming off soliloquies and monologues — the works. Can’t make it in April? The Royal Shakespeare Company theatre’s schedule for summer and winter program has performances that will include Othello, Henry V, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

4. Hokkaido, Japan Editors at Frommer’s and National Geographic had Hokkaido on their list of top destinations of 2017. With the debut of a high-speed rail line set to launch in March, Frommer’s says Hokkaido will be more accessible than ever. The area is popular for volcanoes, natural hot springs, snow festival, and ski resorts. NatGeo recommends Kiroro, a two-hour drive from the Sapporo airport for adventurous free-riding skiers for the mystical views.

5. US National Parks Editors at travel magazine Afar named the American southwest — home to Arches, Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon and Capitol Reef National Parks — the top destination of 2017. Many of the parks will host special events to fete their milestone centennial on August 25.

6. Cote d’Or, Burgundy, France In July, the Burgundy region made it to UNESCO’s World Heritage List for its long, rich wine history, reason enough for NatGeo to include it in their Best Trips 2017 list. Editors recommend renting a bike and touring the Route des Grands Crus, stopping in the medieval town of Beaune and tucking into a beef bourguignon with a glass of, what else, Burgundy wine.

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Ta r o t C a r d

Crystal Gaze December 2017 Loveena ( Tarot card Reader, Numerologist)

Aries ( March 21- April 19) God & Angels want you to enjoy your life. U deserve the best! Soar with happiness. Angels are embracing you with blessings & showering you with love. Angel msg-Relax, Let Universe bring changes in your love life. Embrace your hearts desire.

Taurus ( April 20- May 21) Seize Opportunities that come your way as only Success lies ahead of you. Release your doubts to heaven. Let new energy come in your life. Success in business is indicated.

Angel msg-Thank the Universe for blessings in your life.

Gemini (May 22- June 20) Vibrant Career Opportunities in your career will bring financial gains.

Everything is working out in a divinely perfect way. Let heaven help you. you have prayed for help.

Angel msg-Your dreams are blooming very fast & will come to fruition.

Cancer (June 21- July 22) Finances are favourably highlighted. Believe to attract and receive.

Celebration period is ahead. Your time has come to collect your rewards from heaven.

Angel msg-Angel of wishes are with you, working very hard to help you make a happy wish come true.

Leo ( July 23- Aug 22) Happiness awaits you now, all blocks in your relation are over, Visualise your dreams. Smooth road ahead. Spread your wings, your dreams will be fulfilled.

Angel msg- Renewal of Vows, Love life blossoms, Universe bestows generosity on you.

Virgo ( Aug 23- Sept 22) News you have been waiting for anxiously comes through & this is a relief. Abgels are blessing you with some very good news.Sunshine days ahead for you. Angels are protecting & watching you.

Angel msg-Something magical will occur, Follow your heart, it knows the right way to find true happiness. 

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Libra ( Sept 23- Oct 22) A change of location is foretold, go with the flow. A happy move to a new home or place of employment will bring you positive new energy.

Make a wish & enjoy its manifestation.

Angel msg-New beginning in relationship or reunion is possible.

Scorpio ( Oct 23- Nov 22) Keep charging ahead, you are going closer to your goal, time is right for new Career opportunityin your life. Have faith. Rough phase will be over.

Angel msg-Dreams & Ambitions will be realised.

Sagittarius ( Nov 23- Dec 21) Magical energy is Surrounding you, positive new energy is coming your way. A contract will be signed , you will triumph over obstacles & Stumbling blocks.

Angel msg-Welcome changes, let go of old energy. Stay Optimistic.

Capricorn ( Dec 22- Jan 20) Finally something good is going to happen, Stop worrying & visualise a favourable outcome. Positive thinking attracts positive Situations & People your way. Finances are highlighed. Children will bring you joy & happiness. Angel msg-Happy flow of Abundance is heading your way!Relax & enjoy.

Aquarius ( Jan 21- Feb 18) Happy & joyous moments will delight you in the next few days. A longed for wish comes true.Welcome the new dawn in your life.Health will be good. Your prayers have been heard by Universe.

Angel msg-New blessings & Love are coming your way.Ask & You shall receive from Universe.

Pisces ( Feb 19- March 20) Make effective use of your time & opportunities that come to you. your hard work & Creativity will make your dreams come true.Have patience. Expect Miracles in your life.

Angel msg-Angels are leading you towards the answer to your prayers.Embrace your hearts desire.

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