Special Correspondent - HT Cafe, covering films and television
Kavita Awaasthi is a Special Correspondent at HT Cafe, covering films and television. She focuses on the arts and entertainment sector, with a keen interest in the film industry, filmmaking, and filmmaking equipment. Kavita's work has been featured in MSN, Hindustan Times, and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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Kavita Awaasthi's coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on celebrity interviews and human interest stories related to Bollywood, parenting, women's issues, and seasonal topics like monsoons. She also covers events and evolving stories in the entertainment industry.
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By: Kavita Awaasthi
It's a hot afternoon when we meet Rati Agnihotri at her Worli penthouse in Mumbai. Dressed in a vibrant orange outfit, she reveals she hasn't posed or shot for photos in a long while. Looking out at the sea, she is radiant as she poses exclusively and effortlessly for
By: Kavita Awaasthi, Suchin Mehrotra
Gaurav Banerjee doesn't use the word ‘pivot.' In an industry where the term is deployed at the slightest strategic twitch, the managing director and CEO of Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) reaches for a different vocabulary entirely — one built around conversations: with audiences, with languages, with the country itself.
By: Anupama Chopra, Kavita Awaasthi
On the film's 15th anniversary, Kalki Koechlin revisits her memorable role as Natasha, recalls the carefree Spain shoot and weighs in on the possibility of 'ZNMD 2'
