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Zalak Desai aka Khyati on working with Rupali Ganguly, Rahil Azam and others, calls it an enriching experience

Zalak Desai aka Khyati on working with Rupali Ganguly, Rahil Azam and others, calls it an enriching experience

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Rupali Ganguly starrer Anupamaa has been the top TV serial since 2020. The show has grabbed the top spot on the TRP charts since it began and people have loved this simple story of a housewife. The show took a leap after which we saw Shivam Khajuria and Adrija Roy entering the show as the leads alongside Rupali. The story of Prem and Rahi began. We also saw a new family entering the story. Prem’s family came in and we also saw the entry of many new actors in the show. Also Read – TRP Report Week 12: Anupamaa numbers dip due to…; Rohit’s death track fails to boost YRKKH rating, THIS show re-enters in top 5 Alka Kaushal, Zalak Desai, Rahil Azam and others entered the show. They played the role of Prem’s family. Zalak Desai plays Khyati Kothari in the show who is Prem’s stepmother. However, she is a lovely woman and has been wishing that Prem accepts her as a mother. Also Read – Anupamaa serial update: Vasundhara insults Anu and Rahi…, …

Murder Mubarak Actor Amaara Sangam Recalls Enriching Conversations With Pankaj Tripathi: ‘He Would Only…’

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In the ever-evolving landscape of Indian cinema, a new star is on the horizon, commanding attention with her exceptional talent and captivating presence. Amaara Sangam, a name that has begun to resonate with versatility and depth in acting, has graced the screen in Homi Adajania’s latest cinematic venture, ‘Murder Mubarak’. This highly anticipated movie, which also stars Sara Ali Khan, Pankaj Tripathi, Karisma Kapoor, and Vijay Verma, was released on March 15. Amaara, whose career has been on a meteoric rise, was last seen captivating audiences in Ajay Devgn’s enthralling web series ‘Rudra – Edge of Darkness’. Her portfolio, rich with diverse roles, includes standout performances in the likes of ‘Luvdown’ on Hotstar and ‘Sanak – Ek Junoon’ on MX Player. Amaara’s versatility doesn’t end with the big screen or digital series; she has also mesmerized viewers in the music video domain with hits such as ‘Maira’ by the renowned duo Salim-Sulaiman and ‘Aadat’ by Shefali Alvares. In an exclusive interview with News18 Showsha, Amaara Sangam got candid about her experience working with a stellar …

Shreya Ghoshal explains how collaborations help in enriching global culture

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Playback singer Shreya Ghoshal, who combined with French-Cameroonian artiste Tayc and Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez for the song `Yimmy Yimmy`, has said collaborations help in enriching global culture. Talking about the song, Ghoshal said, “I always look forward to collaborations with artistes from all over the world. We can bring the uniqueness of our respective cultures to the mix and the result is always special. Collaborating with the very talented French artiste TayC for `Yimmy Yimmy` makes it a special track for me. I am excited to see how my listeners react to this.” Jacqueline added that `Yimmy Yimmy` is “catchy, upbeat and will propel you to get up and dance.” She said it was easy for her to say `yes` to the opportunity because of the “combined talents of Ghoshal and TayC on vocals, and a sizzling video by the uber-cool Piyush-Shazia.” The track, made under the labels of Virgin Music Group and Play DMF, is available on all major audio streaming platforms. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, …

Translating book on Lachit Barphukan an enriching experience, says writer Munjuluri Krishna Kumari

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Krishna Kumari is part of the Assam Publication Board’s project that has roped in 26 translators, 23 editors and two technicians, to translate the book into 23 languages of India. “Before taking up this project, I didn’t know that many surnames in Assam have their origin in the numbers used by the ancient Ahom regime,” says writer Munjuluri Krishna Kumari. She explains that in the Ahom regime, every physically fit male was required to offer his services to the defence of the king and these defence requirements were known as ‘paiks’. Generally, four ‘paiks’ constituted a ‘got’, seven such ‘gots’ were headed by an officer who was assigned the title of ‘Bora’, five “Boras’ came under the command of another officer of a higher rank known as ‘Saikia’, 10 such Saikias that constituted of 1,000 ‘paiks’ were commanded by a ‘Hazarika’, she says, adding: “Similarly, 3,000 ‘paiks’ were commanded by a ‘Rajkhowa’, a junior to “Phukon’, who was assigned as a commander of 6,000 such ‘paiks’.” ‘Barphukan’ was one of the five great Ministers at …