Eshita Bhargava

Meet Syesha Kapoor, daughter of Padma Bhushan recipient Alka Yagnik. From leading Cherrapunji Gin's key accounts and building a hospitality career to marrying Amit Desai and investing in a Rs 11.5 crore Mumbai home, here's her story.

From singing bhajans at six to becoming Padma Bhushan recipient, Alka Yagnik's journey spans 20,000 songs, seven Filmfare Awards, a rare hearing disorder, luxury Mumbai properties, a Rs 2 crore Range Rover and an estimated Rs 68 crore net worth.

Renowned Punjabi scholar, linguist and author Harbans Singh Dhiman died at 73 after injuries sustained in a road accident. Known for his work on Punjabi grammar, Gurmukhi script and literature, his books remain widely used in academia.

Prince Azam Jah, son of Mukarram Jah and heir to the Asaf Jahi dynasty, speaks about his childhood in Hyderabad's palaces, Mir Osman Ali Khan's legacy, the Jacob Diamond, missing assets, family history and preserving Nizam heritage.

Samantha Ruth Prabhu is reportedly expecting her first child with husband Raj Nidimoru. A source confirmed the actor is in her first trimester. The news comes amid the success of Maa Inti Bangaaram and months after their wedding.

Content creator-turned-actor Dharna Durga opens up about her journey from viral reels to Netflix's Maa Behen, working with Madhuri Dixit, handling fame, financial lessons, self-doubt, creator struggles, social media pressure, and chasing acting dreams.

Malayalam cinema continues to impress with powerful storytelling, and films like Manjummel Boys, Balan The Boy, Thudarum, Diés Iraé and Kalamkaval prove why compelling narratives, strong performances and authentic filmmaking remain the foundation of great cinema.

From Geet and Jordan to Veera, Ved and Keenu, Imtiaz Ali's unforgettable characters embark on journeys of love, heartbreak, freedom and self-discovery, revealing how home is often not a place, but a feeling of belonging.

Can Welcome To The Jungle revive Bollywood's multi-starrer comedy era? With Dhamaal 4 also arriving soon, industry experts believe the success of these ensemble entertainers could determine whether big-screen comedy franchises make a strong comeback in cinemas.

Even without India on the pitch, brands invest crores during the FIFA World Cup 2026. Here's why football's biggest tournament remains a marketing goldmine, driving consumer engagement, sponsorships, merchandise sales, fan experiences and long-term brand recall across India.