Shweta Sharma

"The industry is looking forward to strong measures to prevent any further spread of the disease and even after things get better, it is always better to take precautions and be safe," says chef Vicky Ratnani.

"Acceptance has increased but I would still urge directors, producers, TV channels, filmmakers and everyone in general to give equal opportunities to all of us. There’s still a long way to go," says Sushant Divgikar, who recently featured on the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia List.

"In our society, people are expected to have an ideal shape and size. They are expected to fit into the smallest size. Everyone should accept and love themselves regardless of how society and popular culture view ideal shape, size, and appearance."

"I believe South India was always known for its coffee. In that sense, coffee isn’t new to India. But the rise of the cafe-culture made coffee trendy and exciting."

From his favourite breakfast options to his fitness routine, Shikhar Dhawan talks about all this and much more, including how he is spending time during lockdown.

In an interaction with indianexpress.com, the actor spoke about his idea of a vacation, his favourite country, and life during lockdown. 

The stylist, who is sharing fashion tips as part of Myntra Insider Masterclass, says that fashion is cyclical and something that seems dated today could be high-fashion tomorrow.

The Michelin star chef reveals the most bizarre food he has ever tried. Read all about it and much more here.

Mira, who is married to actor Shahid Kapoor, often gives major inspiration — whether it is her impeccable fashion sense or her fitness routine

From Kartina Kaif's styling preferences to the one celebrity she would love to style, celebrity stylist Tanya Ghavri talks about all things fashion and much more.

"I lost a chunk of my pregnancy weight doing intermittent fasting, so I eat early dinners and late breakfast and throughout the day I don’t eat sugar or dairy or red meat."

The ace designer opens up about fashion trends, Bollywood celebrities and her unique design mantra.

"Indian food has to be served hot, else you don't smell the spices. I want to smell the spice, I want to feel the glow of the heat on my face. I want the presentation to be generous."

The Rang De Basanti actor shares her fitness mantra, diet chart, and also reveals all that motherhood has taught her.

"Life is hard. Everyone has their own challenges in life. It’s how you play the hand you’re dealt that builds character. Don’t be afraid to fail, and remember to celebrate the small victories."

According to experts, it is essential for everybody to exercise for at least 40 minutes in a day — they can either brisk walk or hit the gym.

The actor told us about her style preferences, wardrobe must-haves and, of course, the one fashion trend she would never try! Read on to know more.

The Thugs of Hindostan actor opens up about the make-up products she swears by, and also gives a peek into her skincare regime. Read about it here.

The sisters, who performed in the city, talk about their music, upcoming projects and what keeps them going.