Mumbai is halfway through June and still waiting for the monsoon. Every few days the forecast promises rain, and every few days the clouds seem to change their mind. So, it feels like an act of ...
“Dushmani jam kar karo lekin ye gunjaish rahe…” for generations of poetry lovers, these words were not just a couplet but an emotion. Legendary Urdu poet and Padma Shri awardee Bashir Badr, whose ...
On 28 May, celebrated Urdu poet Bashir Badr passed away at the age of 91. He breathed his last at his home, Bashir Manzil, in Bhopal, after prolonged illness and dementia. He was known for his ...
Renowned Urdu poet Dr Bashir Badr, whose timeless shayari touched generations of readers with its simplicity, emotion and depth, passed away in Bhopal on Thursday afternoon. He was 91. With his death, ...
Known for timeless ghazals on love, memory and heartbreak, Bashir Badr was one of the most quoted and beloved voices in modern Urdu poetry Renowned Urdu poet Dr Bashir Badr passed away in Bhopal on ...
The film will release tomorrow – Friday, April 10 and as of now, its bookings are only visible in a few cities like Hyderabad, Indore, Maharashtra’s Jalgaon, etc. But according to trade sources, more ...
AI model Tanvi Joshi, NCP (SP) leader Marziya Shanu Pathan and Urdu Poet Shabeena Adeeb. An Instagram video featuring a woman in a yellow kurta reciting a sharp Urdu couplet about old money and new ...
A poetic performance that captivated millions on Instagram has turned into a startling lesson on the power and deception of artificial intelligence. A video featuring a woman in a yellow kurta ...
A woman in a yellow kurta takes the microphone onstage, smiles for the audience, and then delivers a couplet in Urdu. “Khaandani raees rakhte hain mijaaz naram apna, khaandani raees rakhte hain mijaaz ...
Starring Mannara Chopra as Mansi and Kunal JaiSingh as Akash, the series focuses on a marriage where respect is measured by status and love is treated as a weakness. The show may not break new ground, ...
A video making rounds on social media has once again ignited a debate on ''civic sense in public transport.'' In the now-viral clip, a group of people can be seen playing the Bollywood song “Bewafa ...
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