Bhumi Pednekar opens up about a phase when fitness became about numbers, Instagram validation and burning 1,400 calories a session—until it affected her health. A psychologist explains how tracking can turn exercise into an obsession.
Daulat ki chaat, the ethereal milk froth dessert of Old Delhi, is a winter-only delicacy steeped in history, myth, and culinary artistry. From its delicate hand-whipped froth to the saffron and sprinkling of nuts, this soufflé carries imprints of Mongol, Mughal, and Awadhi traditions.
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.
Early career failures can hit hard, affecting confidence and identity. Suniel Shetty shared his emotional experience with Ahan’s debut film struggles, while an expert explains how young adults can rebuild self-worth and resilience.
Actor Neena Gupta’s candid remarks on why “strong” women are often seen as unsuitable for marriage open up a larger conversation about patriarchy, power, and why female independence still feels threatening in intimate relationships.
‘Dhurandhar is a significant career leap. I am totally enjoying, relishing the Dhurandhar storm. It’s like a constant disco in my head. Ramba Ho, all the way,’ the actor says.
Fear of being alone is often dismissed as emotional dependence, but comedian Bharti Singh’s candid admission on a podcast reveals how childhood experiences can shape lifelong anxiety around solitude. A psychologist explains why this fear runs deeper than it appears.
It’s not mandatory for all children, but it should be strongly considered for those living in areas with many stray animals, children who frequently play outdoors
During the Christian ceremony, Kriti Sanon joined the rest of the bridesmaid gang in a matching one-shouldered teal satin gown, designed by sister Nupur's label NoBo.
As dating apps fatigued users and relationship timelines felt increasingly unrealistic, staying single started to feel less like a compromise and more like clarity.
Actor Sreeleela opens up about adopting three children in her early 20s, challenging ideas of readiness, biology, and what it really means to show up emotionally as a caregiver
