Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 11 is a dance reality show that features some of the most talented and innovative dancers in the country. Among them, Sagar Parekh stands out as a versatile performer who experiments with different dance styles and techniques. He has impressed the audience and the judges with his Rostrum Act and Sufi dance, two contrasting forms of expression that showcase his range and skill. Rostrum Act is a dance style that involves balancing on a platform that moves and rotates in different directions. Sagar Parekh has mastered this challenging act, displaying his agility, strength, and precision. He defies gravity and creates a visual spectacle that leaves the viewers spellbound. Rostrum Act is not just a dance for Sagar; it’s a way of pushing the boundaries of performance art. Sufi dance is a dance style that involves spinning and whirling rhythmically and gracefully. Sagar Parekh has embraced this spiritual and elegant dance, conveying his emotions and soul through his movements. He transcends the conventional limits of dance and connects with the audience on a deeper level. Sufi dance is not just a routine for Sagar; it’s a heartfelt expression of his inner self. Sagar Parekh’s exploration of the Rostrum […]
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The tragic suicide of an 18-year-old JEE aspirant has shocked the nation. The young girl left a heartbreaking suicide note to her parents, calling herself a “loser”. Somy Ali, an actress and an activist who runs a US-based NGO No More Tears for victims of domestic abuse and rape, says that the girl’s psychological pain was inflicted by society’s pressure and expectations. Somy Ali expresses her sympathy to the parents of the girl and says that losing a child is unbearable. She also shares her insight based on her education and experience of working with victims who have attempted suicide. She says, “I have read this child’s suicide note over and over again and it’s beyond evident that the words she has used for herself are not words she was born with assuming to be worthless and a loser. These words were instilled in her by either her parents with immense pressure to succeed or by her peers and surroundings. Taking one’s own life is because their psychological or physical pain is so intolerable that they choose to die.” Somy Ali says that it is crucial to spread awareness about mental health issues and prevent such tragedies from happening. She […]
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Ranaksh Rana is an actor who has made a mark with his work in ‘Ballia Kaand’ and the multilingual contemporary mytho-sports drama ‘The Mentor’. He says that he is passionate about cinema and wants to explore every aspect of it. He also shares how some films have inspired him in his life and career. Ranaksh Rana says that he started his acting career in theatre and then moved to film. He says that acting was his source of inspiration and joy. He says, “I love the film Mother India. Also, Milkha Singh, made me realise that there’s no shortcut to hard work. As a kid, I have worked hard, starting from being on a farm to selling for sustenance in Bombay to being a banker, but this film made me realise it is real, what my life has been and very similar to the story of this film.” Ranaksh Rana says that he wants to learn and grow as an actor and a filmmaker. He says that he developed an interest in filmmaking during the shoot of his upcoming first feature film The Mentor. He says, “I saw the process and how each one played an important role, how all […]
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Shivangi Verma, known for her roles in popular TV shows like ‘Choti Sarrdaarni’, ‘Reporters’, and ‘Bhootu’, recently shared her unconventional journey into the showbiz industry. Despite originally aspiring to be an air hostess or a model, Shivangi’s path took a different turn, ultimately leading her to a successful acting career. Shivangi candidly reveals that her entry into the entertainment industry was not a conscious decision but rather a twist of fate. She initially dreamt of pursuing a career as an air hostess or a model, fueled by her passion for grooming, makeup, and creativity. However, her family had reservations about these career choices, leading them to collectively agree on animation as a suitable alternative. Undeterred, Shivangi embarked on a four-year journey into the field of animation. Despite her commitment to the craft, fate intervened when the opportunity to participate in ‘Nach Baliye’ arose. This unexpected turn of events prompted her to relocate from Delhi to Mumbai and marked the beginning of her love affair with the entertainment industry. Shivangi reflects on the challenges of aligning her career aspirations with her parents’ expectations. She acknowledges the disparity between her dreams and her parents’ vision for her to become a Chartered Accountant. […]
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Arushi Nishank is a producer-actor who is working on her web series Kaphal as a producer. She has also been featured in three music videos -‘Teri Galliyon Sa’, ‘Wafa Na Raas Aayee’ and ‘Jo Tumko Jhooth Lage’. She will soon be seen in the film Tarini, which she has also co-produced. The actress reveals that the Harry Potter series is her all-time favourite movie and how it influenced her love for storytelling. Arushi Nishank says that movies have always been a part of her childhood and a great source of entertainment. She says, “I’ve always been interested in movies, ever since I was a kid. I think what attracted me to films was the way they can transport you to different worlds and make you feel all sorts of emotions. It’s like going on an adventure without leaving your seat!” Arushi Nishank says that the Harry Potter series holds a special place in her heart as the film that made her fall in love with storytelling. She says, “It provided me with a truly magical experience that resonated deeply. The enchanting world, rich characters, and captivating narrative sparked within me a profound love for storytelling through movies. The series, with […]
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