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The Dancing Angels

Yamini and Bhavana Reddy, the talented daughters of legendary dancers, Radha, Raja and Kaushalya Reddy, are youth icons in the true sense of the word.

All About Craft

The new Craftbar has an abundance of USPs to offer…

Following a Dream

A chat with the gorgeous Anisa Butt, who will soon be seen in a movie with Sid Mallya

Crooning Stylishly!

Society decodes singer Neeti Mohan’s personal style

From A Reluctant Actress To A Recluse Tabu's Incredible Journey

Tabu has had a reputation of being evasive when it comes to interviews. In this rather leisurely chitchat with Society, she made a wee bit of an exception and let her guard down from time to time.

Kattappa's Girl

Her surname screams ‘Kattappa’ from Baahubali. But Divya Sathyaraj is not the star kid to be known by her father’s laurels. The nutritionist and social crusader is an achiever in her own right, as Society finds out in this candid chat

The Little Cafe On The Corner

Good food, great coffee, refreshing tea and a sublime ambience. Would you need anything more than what this cafe in Delhi offers for a timeout?

Pink, More Than Just A Colour...

Gautam Chintamani recently unveiled his third book, Pink: The Inside Story, soon after the film by the same name created ripples. A commentator and a keen observer of celluloid and its impact, Chintamani’s book talks about the six years that went into making one of the most talked about movies in recent times.

Art Becomes Her!

Artist Tara Sabharwal’s recent non-figurative work marks a return to open awareness, coupled with an ephemeral uncertainty, that she sometimes felt even as a child…

Hot Sexy​ Unstarry

He is a Bollywood favourite today. But back in 2001, he was better known as a television artiste, who was slowly emerging on the Tamil film firmament. R Madhavan has always been different and likes to live life by his own terms. Marrying while being on top of his game, for instance, and making no bones about it. No amount of success since then has had any impact on his core nature either. He is as adorable as he was in 2001, when this Society interview with the actor and his wife Sarita took place.

On A (Punjabi) Song

With back to back hit tracks in Hindi Medium and Tumhari Sulu, Guru Randhawa is the new go-to guy for Bollywood’s perpetual need for peppy Punjabi tracks.

A Piece Of History

Mallika Ahluwalia speaks about starting world’s only Partition Museum in Amritsar and writing the book Divided by Partition, United by Resilience –21 stories of those who saw the India’s darkest time yet fought hard to rebuild not just themselves but also the country.

I Want To Be A Lambi Race Ka Ghoda

With the British TV series Beecham House, Shriya Pilgaonkar is shooting for the stars and proving herself worth of her parents’ Sachin and Supriya Pilgaonkar’s legacy. She speaks about working on the series with the very talented Gurinder Chadha and making it big on her own, despite being an industry kid.

Speaking Art!

Award-winning artist Pratiksha Apurv who happens to be spiritual guru Osho’s niece, has come out with a unique coffee table book – The Mystic and Her Colours. Society reveals the artist and her book that combines her paintings and articles of spiritual nature.

Sleep Well

Parul Gulati Rohtak, the lead actress of popular Punjabi films like Burraahh, Romeo Ranjha and Zorawar, reveals her sleep routine to Society...

Rendezvous With Olaf Van Cleef

He is French, but Olaf Van Cleef’s love for India reflects in his artwork. Society catches up with this artist and jeweller extraordinaire and gets a delightful account of his Indian escapades.

The Cop Story

IPS officer is a hero, whose relentless work towards wiping off human trafficking is an exemplary example of the power of a lawmaker in creating positive change. The real life crime stories that he shares with Society are bound to reinstate your faith in the Indian police force.

Designing Dreams

Kolkata-based fashion designer Jaya Misra bagged the Dadasaheb Phalke Excellence Award 2018. A peek into her world of design.

Dance Like A Man

Abhishek Ravi has taken Bharatanatyam from the intimate Indian sociocultural gatherings in Auckland to New Zealand’s national television. He has not just introduced the Indian classical dance form to the Kiwis but is becoming an inspiration for many young boys like him to take up Bharatanatyam.

Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover!

This is a human library where the books talk. The books and their organisers share with Society how they engage readers with invigorating stories and conversations

A Comic Comeback!

Gorgeous Aishwarya Sakhuja, in a light-hearted chat, tells Society, why working in Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai Take 2 is super fun.

Rising Above Boundaries

Charuvi Agrawal shares with Society how her works are an unusual combination of animation and visual arts

Melodious & Marvellous

She entered Bollywood as a ‘Baby Doll’ looking ‘Lovely’, carried on with her ‘Chittiyan Kallaiyan’ and broke hearts with her ‘Desi Look’. She is still shaking on ‘Beat Pe Booty’ and gets an enormous number of ‘Luv Letters’ from her fans. Presenting to you the sensational Kanika Kapoor…

Master Of Style!

His name evokes frenzy (true story). And his films, moolah. An indispensable ingredient of Bollywood’s A-league and the big boys’ club, Akshay Kumar tell us what his style dossier is about…

The Poker Princess

Society speaks to the country’s top female professional poker player, Nikita Luther, who also serves as the COO of Poker Sports League (PSL)

Happy Parenting

NAREN GOIDANI, Founder of Life School and WOW Parenting, who has been conducting inspirational training programmes for people from all walks of life, is convinced that right parenting plays a crucial role to empower them with unshakable self-belief and focused performance.

Shine On This Winter

THE SECRET of good skin lies in the right kind of care. And, who better to give us some winter care tips than beauty expert, Shahnaz Husain? Seasonal changes affect the skin, says. In winter, due to lack of humidity, the skin loses moisture to the atmosphere. Also, the air is heavy in winter and pollutants tend to hang low. All this affects the look of the skin, which becomes dry, dull, taut and uncomfortable, especially after washing with soap and water. It begins to flake, with rough, chapped areas developing easily. Normal to dry skin can become sensitive, with dry, red patches. If the skin is oily and prone to pimples, there may be superficial dryness with a lack of moisture in the outermost layer. So, come winter, you need to adjust your daily routine.

Indians Take Over London

The UK media is abuzz with stories of super wealthy Indians shaking up London’s real estate by investing in expensive property, plus a rags to riches story of two Indian brothers who are the proud owners of a magnificent mansion in London.

Ushering In A New Swaraj

Shekhar Badve is mashing design, technology and consumer behaviour to build athenaeums that are experiential centres rather than just staid monoliths…

Rhea Vs Leander The Plot Keeps Thickening

This has probably been the most sensational divorce case to rock India in recent times. Society takes you through the ongoing battle between tennis star Leander Paes and former model and lifestyle coach Rhea Pillai, as we dissect the sensational details of their case piece by piece.