“I would love to compose music for a film” – DJ Paroma Chatterjee
She makes the world dance to her tunes and has fans all over the globe. Despite being one of the most popular DJs around, DJ Paroma Chatterjee has a certain…
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“I am hopeful that The Reunions will raise the bar for Gujarati cinema” – Tusharika Rajguru
Her debut film as a child artiste was in Gujarati and now she is making her film debut as an adult actor in a Gujarati film. Between these two films,…
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“Language has never been a barrier for me” – Krutika Desai
After working across different mediums and in a variety of languages, Krutika Desai is all set to make her debut in Gujarati cinema with ‘The Reunions’. Though she has shot for a…
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“The audience has zero tolerance towards poor content today” – Deep Dholakia
He made his debut with ‘Aashiqui 2’ with a small role. He followed it up with small parts in a couple of other films. Deep Dholakia’s perseverance and patience of seven years…
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“It is not the language or the industry but the working environment that matters” – Saba Saudagar
After doing a couple of films down South and featuring in TVCS for some of the biggest brands, Saba Saudagar is all set to make her debut in Gujarati cinema with ‘The…
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“Regional films are in a very good space right now” – Swapnil Ajgaonkar
When you speak to Swapnil Ajgaonkar, he comes across as someone who is wiser than his years. Perhaps, that is the reason the makers of his latest film ‘The Reunions’ decided…
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“I want to pursue acting and music simultaneously” – Dhaval Nakhua
One look at him and you might mistake him for Zayn Malik. But, good-looking Dhaval Nakhua insists that he is here to carve out his own identity and leave a mark with…
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“We want to make a difference through our work” – Natasha and Khushi
Producing a film is an uphill task. You have to be involved in every single process and ensure that things run smoothly. Not to forget, you are putting in a…
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“I never used my chachu Sanjay Dutt’s name to further my career” – Nazia Hussain
Most people think that is it easy for people, who are related to industry insiders, to get an upstart in Bollywood. Actress Nazia Hussain, who is a close relative of Sanjay…
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“Television makes it difficult for me to do films” – Krushna Abhishek
Audiences woke up to his talent when he tickled their funny bone with his antics and impeccable comic timing in a comedy show on television. Several shows and a couple…
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“My singing career has not taken a backseat because of acting” – Tia Bajpai
She gained recognition for her winning performances in a music reality show in the year 2005. A couple of years later, Tia Bajpai made her acting debut in a television show, went…
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“I changed my look because of the demands of the business” – Mukul Dev
He was supposed to make his debut in a film produced by Amitabh Bachchan. The film never released but Mukul Dev managed to woo the audience through his subsequent film and television…
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“I will make my Hindi film debut in 2019” – Ammy Virk
dToday, he has reached a position when he does not need any introduction any more. As a singer and actor, Ammy Virk‘s popularity has gone far beyond Punjab, the place and…
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“Theatre helped me to stay focused as an actor” – Harsh Mayar
He left a strong impression with his debut film ‘I Am Kalam’, which released when he was just twelve years old. His recent film ‘Hichki’, in which he played an…
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