When asked how many bags she owns, the Jumme Ki Raat singer jokingly said, "I'm Marwadi and they say you should not count our bags, otherwise they will decrease."
Farah Khan visits Vir Das and Shivani Mathur’s Mumbai home and quickly realises it’s not about curated interiors. From a lived-in living room to a plant-filled terrace, the house reflects the couple’s easy, irreverent vibe.
Hansika Motwanni's home tour with Farah Khan is part décor inspiration, part comedy show. From a dramatic marble wall to a wardrobe just for gifts, here’s what makes her space personal and playful.
Having emerged from several years of deep soul-searching, The Morning Show examines how upbringing, repression and patriarchy collide
"Third...It's not a book but I read it every morning with my coffee and breakfast, so I carried it with me today also," she added.
Two models—one a finance professional-turned-artist and the other a tech expert—share the reality of vulnerability, safety, and social resistance in the world of nude art modelling.
Actor Keerthy Suresh and her husband Anthony Thattil open up their Kochi home in a new tour, revealing a playful, colour-rich space filled with personal memories, traditional accents and moments that truly feel like home.
Drawing from their life, actors Tannishtha Chatterjee and Sharib Hashmi have written Breast of Luck, a ‘non-preachy’ musical that addresses cancer and caregiving
Farah Khan’s visit to Nakuul Mehta and Jankee Parekh’s Mumbai home reveals a breezy, coastal-inspired space filled with family memories, soft colours, and lived-in warmth.
Sohrai art, which originates in Hazaribagh, is traditionally painted a day after Diwali, and turns walls into living archives that express gratitude for nature’s bounty.
Devoleena Bhattacharjee gives a glimpse of her Mumbai home—a warm, art-filled space with hand-painted murals, traditional Indian artwork, and a thoughtfully designed mandir.
"On the back of the book, it says it's an ode to India that does not exist anymore," elaborated the Jewel Thief-The Heist Begins actor.
Many psychologists see Salman Khan's style of painting on "auto-pilot" as a form of emotional regulation, where creativity helps the brain process feelings without needing words.
From cow-dung-painted walls and an all-organic kitchen to peacocks roaming the garden, Farah Khan’s vlog reveals a side of Nitin Gadkari far removed from politics and power.
As mud floors make way for concrete, Mandana, a folk art form from Rajasthan that is often confused with rangoli, fights for survival.
At the forefront of this trend is 30-year-old CEO Joo Yeo-jin, who is dubbed the “idol of the Buddhist world.”
‘Soon! We’re cooking it, and I hope to announce it soon,’ the Bahraini rapper says when asked about his plans of visiting India.
The tour began with a small entrance area featuring a chandelier and striking wallpaper.
From layered rugs to classic art and wooden accents, every corner is curated to feel intimate yet elevated.
Iceland's popular folklore says that kids who remain well-behaved all year around get a small gift from each of the Yule Lads, while the naughty kids get a raw or rotten potato.
With the recent visit of President Vladimir Putin to India to mark the 25th anniversary of the Declaration on Strategic Partnership between India and Russia, I began reflecting on the importance of cultural ties and exchanges between the two countries
‘I feel fortunate to be able to carry on this ancient art form, bringing emotions and ideas to life through movement and music,’ the Padma Vibhushan Awardee said
Long before Jews came to the United States, some of them celebrated Christmas – participating in many of the cultural traditions, even as they avoided the religious part of the holiday.
Slated on December 14 and 15, the memorial, besides performances, presentations and film screenings, will feature a photo exhibition by noted photographer Dayanita Singh titled ‘Zakir Hussain: Learning to Learn, A Student’s Tribute’.
From Bengaluru to Mumbai and from Delhi to Pune, young people are filling darkened auditoriums and café-turned-concert halls — not for alcohol-fuelled raves, but for nights of collective chanting and ecstatic devotion.

