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It’s the festival of Holi around the corner- a day when colours of all shades fly in the air, leaving behind our given colours of race, class and caste by smearing each other with the colours of festivity and good wishes. Colours have been a significant part of human civilisation and our every day lives. Cinema- which is also a reflection of our lives- has progressed from black and white to colourful visuals, at times employed very meticulously to foreground a deeper meaning in the film. Let us look at some of the films where colours were used as strong motifs and symbols. The Last Colour directed by Vikas Khanna Set in the town of Varanasi, the film depicts the colourless lives of widows of north India. The protagonist, Noor, played by Neena Gupta is forever clad in a white saree, as per the Hindu custom of widowhood. Her colourless attire is symbolic of her abstinence from absolutely any kind of desires, wishes or emotions. The character of Choti promises to smear Noor with colours

“We do on stage things that are supposed to happen off. Which is a kind of integrity, if you look on every exit as being an entrance somewhere else.” ― Tom Stoppard As the world celebrates International Theatre Day on 27th March, here’s to throwing a light upon the benefits of this ancient creative form that started over 2000 years ago and continues to be one of the most significant institution in every society, operating in varied forms. Performing arts is form of the art in which artists might use their bodies, voices or inanimate objects to convey artistic expression. Basically, performing arts are important one for many reasons like forming new opinions, receiving constructive criticism, solve problems better, perseverance and discipline. In performing arts, children might learn that they might work together in order to achieve common goal. All forms of the performing arts might allow people to express better as well as boosts one’s creativity.  Theatre brings people together. For

Today i am going to share a story a real life story , in our life time we have never cared about things available in plenty like our parent love, nature given by god, but scarce things are very important like gold, so lets comeback to the story, in our lifetime we have never cared about wasting water for no reason, even i was having the same attitude until one day, i got an opportunity to shoot on scarcity of water in Rajasthan, me & my team was supposed to stay in deserts for about a week time and shoot how people manage rain water and how government projects are helping people to make water available for them, so i was excited until the our first morning in Rajasthan weather was pleasant we just wanted to start our day early, so to get fresh and have bath they gave us half bucket of World water , in that half bucket we have to get everything done, so first day we couldn’t have a bath, we all were thinking how we are going to manage for one week, somehow we managed to spend a day

Aaj khush toh bahot hoge tum ! When was the last time that the answer to this question was a yes? International day of Happiness marked by United Nations on 20 th March falls in spring- a time when new beginnings in nature and positivity are filled in the air. The immediate question then that rings in mind is ‘ what is happiness?’  Well, the answer to this question is neither definitive nor universal. Its not one for all but is absolutely subjective. What might give happiness to one may cause an opposite reaction on another person as psychologist Aruna Broota along with other researchers point out that every age group has its own meaning of happiness. 21 st century millennials derive their ‘kick’ by activities such as hanging out with friends, partying/clubbing, travelling and most by (sadly though) by the number of likes and followers on social media. We all tend to post only the happy and high moments of our lives on social media sites but what we might forget is that social media

At a time when the stress of   managing deadlines   and achieving success is weighing on everyone’s mind, it becomes even more important to find ways to reduce stress and anxiety of work, towards finding peace despite the pressures of everyday life.  Recently, Dr Shikha Nehru Sharma , a renowned doctor   turned nutrition expert, proved the traditions right and showed that dance has the same powers of healing and is also a major stress-buster.   Dr. Shikha Sharma , demonstrated how the power of dance can overcome the stresses of life with her debut Bharatnatyam performance. The occasion also saw the release of her book titled “Arangetram of Dr Shikha Nehru Sharma” Health, Stress management and Fitness via Bharatnatyam .   Doordarshan’s Additional Director General and senior Indian Broadcasting (Programme) Service officer, Ms Deepa Chandra presided as the chief guest while renowned danseuse who has excelled in Odissi, Chhau and Manipuri dance forms, Sharon Lowen was the Guest o

Rita Gangwani nicknamed as GURU-COOL by her students is an inspiring Indian Motivational speaker, Author, Pageant coach, Etiquette consultant, Actress, Healer and Enterpreneur of International repute. Ranked very high amongst Indian motivational speakers, her seminars and workshops are well known for their high quality content backed by her unique and entertaining style of delivery. She has been an expert as well as a jury for many prestigious national and international beauty pageants and contests. She has trained many aspiring models Beauty Pageant contestants, some of whom have gone on to represent India at various very prestigious pageants and contests all over the world. For her exemplary work and commitment, she has been honored by prestigious decoration year after year. To name a few, Rajiv Gandhi Lifetime Achievement Award, Lord Beden Powell National Award, National Award by Journalists association of India, Aadhi Abadi Award, Indian Icon, Women role model Award, Apar sewa sa

I’m a woman Phenomenally. Phenomenal woman, That’s me. Maya Angelou  The phrase ‘ women empowerment ’ these days has become obsolete to some due to its over usage and pseudo intellectuals' belief that women empowerment has already been achieved, but has it? Certainly yes if its meaning is confined to sharing social media posts once a year or taking your girlfriend/ wife out on dinner or flashing “sale" signboards to lure women customers. An apparently more rational argument would highlight the various laws and policies made in the name of women's upliftment, but laws on paper do not translate into equality at ground zero. 8th March shall be celebrated as International Women’s day across the globe, with this year’s theme being #ChooseToChallenge – challenging all stereotypes, bias, and discrimination. Women empowerment in its TRUE sense means equal opportunities and equal participation of women in all sectors worldwide along with the ability to make her own decisions witho

Vandana, the creator of the kids brand " Mini-me " is a leading name in the Fashion industry. She has an extremely glorifying career at Quite a younger age. Her business, her fame, and her label name say a lot about her. Let's know a bit more about her career.  What sparked your interest in fashion? As a child , I was always fond of the small particular things in life. I have always been an observer of the colors, textures, threads, fabrics since a very young age. I was very much interested in all of these little things. Plus, I had an aunt who was so fashionable. She used to wear fabrics and clothes from all the different areas of India, even my grandfather used to go abroad and get a variety of fabrics from all over the world. Since childhood, I was really leaning towards dressing up myself and dressing up the dolls. I also studied home science in my higher studies, in which you get to know about a large range of textiles and fabrics. So, all of that generated my intere