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This Editorial Began Beyond The Studio Walls By Sakshi Shah This Editorial Began Beyond The Studio Walls 10 March 2026 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Most fashion stories today begin the same way. A saved folder. A mood board. References collected from places we’ve already seen. This shoot started somewhere else. Instead of building an idea inside a studio, the starting point was simply stepping outside into Mumbai. Water, rocks, trees and open sky were already there, doing what no backdrop really can. The thought was simple: take a garment that usually lives in a controlled setting and see how it feels in a place that moves on its own. The corset was the natural choice for this experiment. Its structured lines usually live in precise, polished spaces, but here it could interact with the unpredictability of nature. The styling concept came together with Aayushi Mishra, while Jay Dighe shaped the shoot visually, letting both photography and ideation respond to the surroundings. The editorial approach guided the way the frames developed, ensuring that the garment’s structure and movement were highlighted without overcomplication. Nothing was forced — the landscape simply existed, and the garment responded to it. The first look stayed intentionally simple. A white shirt layered under the corset, paired with a white skirt, created a crisp silhouette. On uneven ground and among tall grass, the corset’s shape became sharper, the waist more defined, yet the look felt relaxed and approachable. The openness of the setting gave the outfit room to breathe, showing how structure can coexist naturally with texture and movement. This approach emphasized the garment within a real, living environment, rather than a studio construct. Next came a green dress, softer in movement and blending effortlessly with the trees around it. In this setting, the corset acted more as a grounding element than a focal point, giving shape to the dress while allowing the fabric to flow naturally. The result felt balanced rather than heavily styled. A Brazilian model brought fresh energy to the frames, her excitement for the shoot blending seamlessly with the open, natural surroundings. Each frame captured a sense of ease that highlighted both garment and movement. By the lake, the mood shifted again. Sunlight reflected across the water while boots met the shoreline, and fabric caught the breeze with every step. Reflections subtly reshaped the silhouette, creating small, organic changes with each movement. The corset appeared almost architectural here — strong and defined, but never stiff. Against the rocks, water, and open sky, it simply existed as part of the scene. Through the shoot, it became clear how much context can shape perception. In open light, the corset felt confident and structured. Among trees, it seemed grounded. By the water, it looked sculptural and steady. The piece itself remained unchanged, yet its surroundings constantly revealed new facets of its design. Working outside also introduced a rhythm that can’t be recreated in a studio — light shifted, wind moved fabric, and small moments happened spontaneously. Those subtle variations made the frames feel alive, while keeping the editorial direction intact. In the end, this story wasn’t about showing multiple ways to style a corset. It was about seeing what happens when a familiar piece is placed somewhere unexpected. Sometimes styling isn’t about adding layers or building elaborate sets. Sometimes it’s about letting the garment respond to its environment, and letting the frame itself guide the story. A corset in a studio is something we’ve seen many times. A corset standing quietly among rocks, trees, and water feels like an entirely different conversation. SEARCH Why does Fashion Need Fashion Shows FASHION From Dreams To Crowns: Anuradha Garg’s Inspiring Mrs. India Story FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century FASHION The House of Chanel: History FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah This Editorial Began Beyond The Studio Walls 10 March 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Manish Malhotra Unfolds A Couture Finale At Dubai Fashion Week 11 February 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah At Dubai Fashion Week, Day Five Unfolded — Krésha Bajaj In Focus 9 February 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Day Four At Dubai Fashion Week AW 26-27 Was About Designers Owning Their Voice 8 February 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

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Falak Khan On Acting, Identity, And Letting Her Work Speak For Itself By Sakshi Shah Falak Khan On Acting, Identity, And Letting Her Work Speak For Itself 9 March 2026 COVER STORIES Advertisement In an industry that often moves fast and loud, Falak Khan has taken a quieter, more thoughtful route. The actor has slowly built her space across television, films, and independent cinema, focusing less on rushing through projects and more on choosing stories that feel meaningful. For her, acting has always been about understanding people, emotions, and the layers that make every character different. Falak first gained attention through her role as Safiya Baig in the television show Seher Hone Ko Hai . The character stood out for its intensity and strong presence on screen, and Falak’s performance quickly caught viewers’ attention. Playing a role with sharp edges and emotional complexity gave her the chance to show a side of acting that goes beyond the obvious. But long before television brought her into the spotlight, performing had already become a part of her life. Growing up, Falak was deeply involved in school plays and drama activities. Stage performances were something she naturally enjoyed, and over time those experiences shaped the way she understood storytelling. What began as something fun slowly turned into something much deeper. As her career grew, Falak expanded her work through films such as Bandhan Tute Na , Rang , Soch , Vaasta , and Vanrakshak . Across these projects, one thing remains clear: she is drawn to characters that feel real and layered. Instead of simple roles, she often looks for parts that carry emotional depth and different shades of personality. These kinds of roles allow her to explore more as an actor and bring something new to each performance. Her work in independent cinema reflects that same instinct. One project that stands out in her journey is the short film Champaran Mutton , which gained international recognition as a semifinalist at the Student Academy Awards (the Oscars for student filmmakers). The film gave her the opportunity to play a grounded and raw character, something she deeply connects with as a performer. Projects like these show the kind of stories Falak is interested in telling — ones that focus on human emotions and authentic experiences. Like many actors building their journey step by step, Falak understands that the path is rarely predictable. The film and television industry can often look glamorous from the outside, but behind the scenes it requires patience, persistence, and a strong sense of belief in oneself. Opportunities do not always arrive when expected, and sometimes the journey involves waiting and trusting the process. For Falak, staying motivated during those slower phases comes down to remembering where it all began. Thinking about the effort, risks, and determination that brought her into the industry helps her stay focused. It reminds her that every phase of the journey, even the uncertain ones, plays a role in shaping the artist she continues to become. At the same time, she believes that one of the biggest misconceptions about the industry is how easily success is perceived from the outside. Many people imagine that becoming an actor happens quickly, but the reality is very different. Building a career requires time, courage, and the willingness to keep going even when things move slowly. Despite the challenges, Falak continues to approach her work with curiosity and openness. Over the years she has explored a range of characters, from strong negative roles to emotionally layered performances. Looking ahead, she is also interested in experimenting with new genres, including action, which she hopes to explore in the future. For Falak, the focus always comes back to the work itself. She wants audiences to connect with the characters she brings to life and to see the dedication she puts into every role. As her journey continues across different stories and mediums, Falak Khan remains an actor who is focused on the long run — building her path one performance at a time. 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Vivian Dsena: The Fluke Star Who Became Television’s Undying Heartthrob By Anurag Sen Vivian Dsena: The Fluke Star Who Became Television’s Undying Heartthrob 25 September 2025 COVER STORIES Advertisement The first thing Vivian Dsena tells you is that he never wanted to be an actor. “I am the biggest fluke television industry has ever received,” he laughs, recalling how it all started. A modeling career had placed him in front of cameras, but acting was never the plan. Fate, however, had its own script. One day, while accompanying a friend to an audition, he ended up reading lines himself. That audition landed in the hands of Balaji Telefilms , and before he knew it, he was cast as Vicky Valia. What began as a coincidence quickly became destiny, and the boy who never dreamt of acting became one of television’s most enduring names. Over the years, Vivian has carried many characters on his shoulders, each with its own light and shadow. But he is careful about what he takes home with him. “Even if I carry something from a character, it better be a good part,” he says. For him, every role is both a lesson and a mirror, sometimes teaching what to do, and sometimes what never to repeat. This conscious separation between reel and real has kept him both grounded and versatile. Grounded, in fact, is a word that defines Vivian. He guards his privacy fiercely, even as his fame continues to grow. For him, humility is a constant reminder. “No matter what you achieve, no matter what you become, you are still not even a dot compared to the universe,” he reflects. His journey and experiences have taught him not to take himself too seriously, a wisdom that allows him to move through the highs and lows of the entertainment industry with calm assurance. When asked about inspirations, Vivian doesn’t point to a single towering figure. Instead, his perspective is broad and inclusive. “Inspiration is all around,” he says simply. From the people he meets while traveling to the talents he observes across industries, Vivian believes that every encounter offers a spark. Perhaps that is why he remains adaptable, open to growth, and curious about the worlds beyond his own. Fans often wonder which role left the deepest mark on him. Vivian’s answer is thoughtful. For him, there isn’t just one. Every role, he says, carries something valuable. Some characters gift him qualities worth cherishing, while others act as cautionary tales. Either way, his career has been a classroom, each project another lesson in life and craft. Interestingly, if given a blank canvas to design his dream character, Vivian knows exactly what he would choose. “A vampire and a rock star,” he grins. The thought of him exploring such roles excites his imagination, hinting at an actor who is far from done experimenting. As for Bollywood or OTT? Fans have long speculated about his entry into films or web series. Vivian is honest in his response. “I never had a Bollywood dream,” he admits. Content with his television journey, he feels no pressure to chase a bigger screen. But he leaves the door slightly ajar with a teasing hint about OTT platforms: “Very soon.” If there is one driving force behind Vivian’s career, it is his fans. “It is only the fans,” he emphasizes. Their love, he says, doesn’t burden him with pressure; it motivates him to outdo himself each time. Every project, for him, is an offering to the people who have stood by him unwaveringly. “Whatever I am today is because of my fans,” he declares, certain that his next step will not disappoint them. With a twinkle of mischief, he adds that his fans already have an idea about what is coming next. For young dreamers aspiring to enter the chaotic, glittering world of entertainment, Vivian leaves them with one truth: never give up. The industry is unpredictable, success fleeting, but perseverance is the only way through. His own journey, born from a chance audition, is proof that destiny favors the persistent. From fluke to phenomenon, Vivian Dsena ’s story reads like the kind of script you don’t see coming. An actor who stumbled into the spotlight but stayed because of sheer talent, grit, and an army of fans who refuse to let him fade. In a world where stardom often feels manufactured, Vivian remains refreshingly real, reminding everyone that sometimes the best stories are the ones you never planned to tell. 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Khushi Bhardwaj Is Growing Up On Screen, And Doing It Her Way By Sakshi Shah Khushi Bhardwaj Is Growing Up On Screen, And Doing It Her Way 31 December 2025 COVER STORIES Advertisement Khushi Bhardwaj comes across exactly as she is curious, grounded, and comfortable in her own space. It’s a quality that reflects in the roles she chooses and the way she’s growing up on screen. There’s no rush to appear older or pressure to perform confidence louder than necessary. Instead, Khushi represents a new generation of actors who are learning in real time and letting experience shape them naturally. Her entry into acting wasn’t something she planned years in advance. In 2019, she was selected for a project that unexpectedly shifted the course of her life. Soon after, she moved from Delhi to Mumbai and stepped into a world she was only beginning to understand. At just 11 years old, everything felt sudden, but she moved forward with steady support from her family, especially her mother, who continues to play a key role in guiding her decisions. Over the years, Khushi has built a growing body of work across OTT platforms and films, with projects like Tiku Weds Sheru , Criminal Justice , 36 Days , and Baby John . Each role added something different to her journey, from understanding emotional depth to adapting to physically demanding shoots, allowing her to evolve quietly and consistently. One of her most formative experiences came with Tiku Weds Sheru . Watching Nawazuddin Siddiqui work up close gave her a deeper understanding of how instinct and improvisation shape a performance. Seeing scenes change in the moment taught her that acting isn’t about being perfect, but about being present and responsive. That understanding became especially important while working on Criminal Justice , a role that challenged her emotionally. The night before its release was filled with nerves and uncertainty. She worried about whether her portrayal would be understood the way it was intended. The response that followed, however, was overwhelming. Audiences connected with her performance, and the appreciation she received helped her trust her instincts and grow more confident in her choices. With Baby John , Khushi experienced the scale of big-screen cinema for the first time. Shooting across locations, adjusting to long schedules, and working in physically challenging conditions gave her a new perspective on filmmaking. Although she didn’t share many scenes with Varun Dhawan , what stayed with her was his warmth and humility on set, reinforcing her belief that success and kindness can go hand in hand. When it comes to preparing for a role, Khushi prefers to keep things simple. She spends time reading the script, giving herself space to understand the character rather than forcing emotion. She believes in keeping performances natural and letting small moments speak for themselves. Off screen, her personal style follows a similar approach. She prefers comfort over anything flashy, choosing relaxed silhouettes and easy outfits that allow her to move freely. Her style feels effortless and unfussy, reflecting the same ease she brings to her work. Despite her growing presence on screen, Khushi remains focused on balance. Academics are still a priority, and she chooses her projects carefully to avoid taking on too much at once. She openly acknowledges moments of self-doubt, often looking to directors for reassurance. For her, those moments are part of learning and improving, not something to be afraid of. Looking ahead, Khushi is open to exploring different genres. Action roles excite her, especially those involving adventure and physical challenges. At the same time, she’s drawn to strong, layered characters that allow emotional depth. While OTT platforms feel like a space she currently enjoys working in, cinema continues to be an important part of her future. Khushi Bhardwaj isn’t in a hurry to arrive. She’s taking her time, growing with each role, and allowing her journey to unfold naturally. In an industry that often celebrates speed, that sense of patience might just be what sets her apart. 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The Eternal Strings Of Amaan & Ayaan Ali Bangash By Shriniwas Kodape The Eternal Strings Of Amaan & Ayaan Ali Bangash 4 October 2025 COVER STORIES Advertisement The concert hall is full, yet hushed, as though the audience is holding its collective breath. Two sarods lie across two laps, polished surfaces glowing under the stage lights. Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash sit side by side, their postures mirrored, their eyes meeting for just a fraction of a second. Nothing is said, but everything is understood. Amaan’s fingers strike the first note, bold and deliberate. Ayaan follows, answering with a softer resonance, his strings almost whispering in contrast. In that instant, the music is born not from one instrument, but from two souls in conversation. This is the essence of the Bangash brothers: a dialogue woven in sound, steeped in tradition, but alive with the intimacy of siblinghood. They were born into music. Sons of the legendary Ustad Amjad Ali Khan , the sarod was never a foreign object in their childhood home; it was as common as the dining table, as natural as the morning sun. Their earliest memories are not of playgrounds but of ragas drifting through the air as their father practiced. Where most children are lulled to sleep by lullabies, Amaan and Ayaan were cradled by alaps. Theirs was not simply an education in music; it was an immersion, a way of life. Yet being heirs to such a towering legacy was never easy. “Growing up, people assumed music would be automatic for us,” Amaan recalls. “But the truth is, it demanded discipline, hours of practice, endless corrections, the constant reminder that the sarod isn’t just an instrument, it’s a responsibility.” Ayaan adds more quietly, “It was never enough to imitate. Our father always told us to find our own voice.” And find it they did. On stage, their differences are striking. Amaan’s playing has a force that feels almost impatient; his notes cut through air like a storm breaking. Ayaan, meanwhile, shapes his sound with delicacy, coaxing tenderness from steel strings. Together, the tension between them becomes magic. It is fire and water, provocation and reconciliation, push and pull. At times, they sound like they are arguing; at others, like they are laughing together. The audience is simply invited to witness. But their journey has never been about replication. The Bangash brothers have pushed the sarod into unexpected spaces, collaborating with Western orchestras, jazz ensembles, and global musicians. Their projects blend centuries-old ragas with contemporary arrangements, without ever losing the core of Hindustani classical music. “For us, collaboration is not compromise,” Ayaan explains. “It's a conversation. Every genre has something to say, and we bring our sarods to listen and respond.” Despite their ventures into fusion, the soul of their music remains deeply traditional. They speak of ragas as though they are living beings. “Each raga has its own temperament, its own mood,” Amaan says. “Some demand patience, others erupt quickly. Our job is to reveal them, not control them.” It’s this reverence for the art form that grounds them, even as they innovate. What makes their story human is not just the music, but the bond between them. Offstage, they are brothers in every sense; sometimes clashing, sometimes teasing, always circling back to affection. Their dynamic fuels their art. Amaan admits with a grin, “We argue a lot about tempo, phrasing, everything. But when the performance starts, all that tension turns into energy.” Ayaan nods, “That’s the beauty of playing with family. The disagreements don’t divide you; they deepen the music.” Audiences around the world have felt that depth. Whether in an intimate baithak in Delhi or a grand concert hall in Europe, the Bangash brothers carry the same presence: music that demands surrender. In an era obsessed with speed and spectacle, their performances slow time down. Listeners lean in, pulled into a soundscape where centuries of tradition meet the immediacy of now. And perhaps that is their greatest gift. They are not simply performers; they are bridges between father and future, between East and West, between the sanctity of inheritance and the necessity of reinvention. Their sarods remind us that heritage is not static, but breathing. Each note is proof that memory and modernity can coexist without conflict. The final stroke fades, and silence fills the hall. But it is not an empty silence. It vibrates, alive with resonance, as though the music still lingers, refusing to let go. That is the world of Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash where strings are not just strings, but storytellers, carrying forward a legacy while writing their own. 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There are curated IV drips too, designed for hydration, skin support or energy balance. It doesn’t feel dramatic. It feels useful. Recovery, but realistic. The space feels calm, almost minimal and built for people who don’t want fuss, just function. That same thinking shows up in places you might not expect. At Looks Salon , skincare has taken on a more results-focused role. Treatments like the MyoLift microcurrent facial use low-level electrical currents to gently stimulate facial muscles and support collagen production, often described as a workout for the face. LED therapies and professional-grade formulations bring a technical edge into a familiar beauty setting. Under the leadership of Samir Srivastav, the approach leans toward consistency rather than instant glow. Even traditional spaces are shifting. The facial isn’t just about looking good for the weekend. It’s about skin that holds up over time the kind that feels maintained, not managed. 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Alongside these, therapies such as hydrogen inhalation, known for offering antioxidant support at a cellular level, and contrast therapy, which alternates hot and cold exposure to support circulation and recovery, quietly expand the toolkit. They aren’t positioned as trends, but as additional layers of care for bodies that need resilience as much as rest. Founded by Dr. Rohan Goyal and Abhishree Goyal, the space encourages preventative thinking, paying attention early instead of reacting later. It’s not flashy. It’s thoughtful. The emphasis feels measured, built around sustainability rather than spectacle. What connects all these spaces isn’t trendiness. It’s awareness. Urban wellness today feels less about indulgence and more about maintenance for full, fast lives. Oxygen becomes clarity. Microcurrent becomes tone. IV therapy becomes steady support. The shift hasn’t been loud, but it’s been clear. Care is becoming proactive — not in a dramatic way, but in a quiet, consistent one. 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When Music Becomes Memory: Shreya Ghoshal At Kshitij Pronite By Anurag Sen When Music Becomes Memory: Shreya Ghoshal At Kshitij Pronite 20 January 2026 LIFESTYLE Advertisement Every year, Mithibai College eases into a familiar transformation. Corridors carry a softer urgency, nights stretch beyond routine, and creativity quietly takes over the campus. Students recognise the shift instinctively. This year, that rhythm finds its moment at Kshitij Pronite , an evening shaped around presence rather than spectacle, with Shreya Ghoshal at its heart. There are few voices in Indian music that feel as closely woven into personal memory as hers. Over the years, her songs have accompanied listeners through changing phases of life, from first heartbreaks to moments of calm reflection. At Pronite, this connection does not arrive as nostalgia alone. It meets an audience that has grown with the music, carrying familiarity while still finding something new within it. What sets Shreya Ghoshal apart is a rare sense of restraint. Her performances command attention without asking for it. Instead of relying on excess, she allows emotion to build naturally, letting clarity and control shape every note. In an age of amplified performances, her voice remains intimate, creating moments that feel personal even in a vast setting. The JVPD Grounds offer an open canvas for the evening. Thousands gather, yet the atmosphere never feels overwhelming. The space allows the music to move freely, while the familiarity of the Mithibai campus keeps the experience grounded. Despite the scale, there is a shared sense of closeness, as though the audience is leaning in together rather than being pulled by spectacle. Kshitij has always been known for thoughtful curation, and Pronite reflects that sensibility. The evening is not rushed toward a climax. It unfolds patiently, allowing the music and the mood to settle. Shreya Ghoshal’s presence complements this approach, offering a performance that values connection over display and feeling over volume. As the night progresses, the usual noise of a large crowd softens. Conversations fade, phones lower, and attention shifts inward. Familiar melodies carry emotion instead of noise, turning the gathering into a shared experience rather than a performance to be consumed. Time seems to slow, creating space for reflection as much as enjoyment. When the final notes linger in the air, what remains is not just the memory of a concert, but the feeling of having been present for something sincere. The campus will return to its usual rhythm, and the grounds will grow quiet again. Yet the night leaves behind a lasting imprint. With Shreya Ghoshal at its centre, Kshitij Pronite becomes less about scale and more about resonance, a reminder that music holds its power most strongly when it stays with you long after the lights dim. SEARCH Ankita Malik: Empowering Change And Embracing Authenticity LIFESTYLE Juggling Two Worlds: The Inspiring Journey Of Kritika Goel LIFESTYLE Juggling Law And Fashion: The Inspirational Journey Of Riddhi Nahata, A Multifaceted Influencer LIFESTYLE Nikita Pawar: From Fashion Design To Digital Stardom LIFESTYLE Join Shruti Yogi On Her Enchanting Journey From Kumkum Bhagya To Wanderlust Saga LIFESTYLE POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah The Modern Rituals Of Wellbeing 20 February 2026 LIFESTYLE By Anurag Sen Ferrari Luce And The Beauty Of Doing Less 12 February 2026 LIFESTYLE By Shriniwas Kodape Notes From The Long Way Around 8 February 2026 LIFESTYLE By Anurag Sen When Music Becomes Memory: Shreya Ghoshal At Kshitij Pronite 20 January 2026 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement