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Mumbai Flatmates Go Viral for Calling a Service Just to Fill Water Bottles

Mumbai Flatmates Go Viral for Calling a Service Just to Fill Water Bottles

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 05: If there’s one city that has mastered the art of outsourcing effort, it’s Mumbai. From food and laundry to groceries and grooming, the city has always believed in saving time over sweat. Now, Mumbai has taken convenience one step further — water bottle refilling is officially a service. With long work hours, packed schedules, and shared living spaces, today’s urban households are redefining what “help” looks like. Tasks that were once considered too small to delegate are now part of a broader shift toward micro-convenience — where even five minutes saved matters. Snabbit’s growing popularity highlights…
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You Don’t Usually Expect a New Lyricist to Get an A.R. Rahman Project,” Says Vishwadeep Zeest

You Don’t Usually Expect a New Lyricist to Get an A.R. Rahman Project,” Says Vishwadeep Zeest

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 02: In a film industry where collaborations with composer A.R. Rahman are usually reserved for established names, lyricist and poet Vishwadeep Zeest has emerged as a notable exception. Zeest has written a soulful lori for him, named ‘Nindiya pari’, for the recently released silent film Gandhi Talks, starring Vijay Sethupathi, Arvind Swami and Aditi Rao Hydari. The song is sung by Khatija Rahman and Sarthak Kalyani. The project marks one of the earliest major milestones in Vishwadeep Zeest’s career, placing him among a small group of relatively new lyricists to work with Rahman. Directed by Kishor…
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Arjun Shaji’s Devil’s Reality Show Exposes the Dark Psychology Behind Reality Entertainment

Arjun Shaji’s Devil’s Reality Show Exposes the Dark Psychology Behind Reality Entertainment

New Delhi [India], January 31: As reality television continues to dominate screens with spectacle-driven content, author Arjun Shaji offers a disturbing counterpoint through his psychological thriller, Devil’s Reality Show. The novel has begun drawing attention for its sharp critique of voyeuristic entertainment and its exploration of human morality under extreme pressure. Designed around the format of a reality program, the story follows a group of strangers placed inside a controlled and inescapable environment governed by unseen authorities and rigid rules. What initially appears to be a social experiment soon reveals itself as a brutal system where survival outweighs ethics, forcing…
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Vibe Entertainment Unveils Its First Single Musical Release of 2026, “Shareefi”

Vibe Entertainment Unveils Its First Single Musical Release of 2026, “Shareefi”

New Delhi [India], January 30: Vibe Entertainment proudly kicks off 2026 with the release of its first song of the year, “Shareefi,” marking a significant milestone for the production house. The song is a perfect blend of soulful music, strong storytelling, and powerful performances, setting the tone for what promises to be an exciting year ahead. Watch Now:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUa7RcZUDd0 Adding immense value to the project is the beautiful, talented “Aaira”, who takes on the role of the lead actress. With her compelling screen presence and emotionally nuanced performance, Aaira delivers a truly memorable portrayal. Her dedication and natural acting skills shine…
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Manobal Maharathi Glamika Celebrates Her Birthday with Dr. Vivek Bindra and Deepak Bajaj

Manobal Maharathi Glamika Celebrates Her Birthday with Dr. Vivek Bindra and Deepak Bajaj

New Delhi [India], January 29: In a world where birthdays are often marked by parties and grand celebrations, Manobal Maharathi Glamika chose to commemorate her special day in a way that reflected her deeper values—growth, mentorship, and purpose-driven leadership. The mental strength trainer celebrated her birthday through meaningful professional interactions with two of India’s most influential leaders—Dr. Vivek Bindra and Deepak Bajaj. The special occasion unfolded across two significant locations in Delhi: a meeting with Deepak Bajaj at Hotel Palm Green, followed by an interaction with Dr. Vivek Bindra at the headquarters of Bada Business, situated in Delhi.Together, these moments marked not just a birthday, but a defining milestone in Ms. Glamika Patel’s journey as a…
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S.K. Tiwari and Bigg Boss fame Hema Sharma starrer Hindi music album “Waqt” will be released soon on TPS Music

S.K. Tiwari and Bigg Boss fame Hema Sharma starrer Hindi music album “Waqt” will be released soon on TPS Music

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 27: Actor, producer, and director S.K. Tiwari’s beautiful Hindi music album, “Waqt”, is releasing soon on the TPS Music YouTube channel. The music video stars S.K. Tiwari as the lead actor and Bigg Boss fame Hema Sharma as the heroine. Both have delivered stellar performances. The most special feature of this song is that this melody-filled song was shot in Mumbai and will soon be released to audiences. The singer and composer is Sudhir Trivedi, and the lyricist is Sangeeta Trivedi. The video is choreographed by DC Chaturvedi. A stunning poster for S.K. Tiwari’s new project has…
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Robbie Williams Just Broke a Beatles Record and Pop History Isn’t Comfortable With It

Robbie Williams Just Broke a Beatles Record and Pop History Isn’t Comfortable With It

London [United Kingdom], January 26: Robbie Williams now holds the record. Sixteen UK number-one albums. The Beatles are at fifteen. That’s it. That’s the fact. Everything else is people negotiating their feelings about it. Different eras. Different rules. Different consumption habits. All true. Also, besides the point. Charts are not philosophy seminars. They’re ledgers. Numbers go up. Records fall over. Nobody asks whether the fall was tasteful. What makes people itchy isn’t that Robbie Williams beat The Beatles. It’s how he did it. Slowly. Publicly. Without ever becoming sacred. He didn’t vanish into legend. He didn’t die young. He didn’t…
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Aryan Mehta Makes a Powerful Debut in “Rangrezz”, The Indian Reimagining of Shakespeare’s Othello That Captivated Theatre Circles

Aryan Mehta Makes a Powerful Debut in “Rangrezz”, The Indian Reimagining of Shakespeare’s Othello That Captivated Theatre Circles

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 26: The evening saw the presence of Deepika Singh, Jayati Bhatia, Ankur Panchal, Kishori Shahane, Bobby Vij, Smita Bansal, Yesha Rughani, Pracheen Chauhan, Dishank Arora, Keerti Kelkar, Ishaan Dhawan, Priyanshi Yadav, Rajesh Balwani, Vivaan Bedi, Eshaan Sood, Shailesh Lodha, Manini De, Nivedita Basu, Rajev Paul, Sreejita De, Amar Upadhyay, Anushree Mehta , Abeer Sen Gupta, Haadi Ali Abrar, Rajan Shahi, Ishika Shahi Dr Sameera Gupta, Harry Anand & Many More. Aryan Mehta, grandson of legendary filmmaker Pranlal Mehta and son of producer Jay Mehta- made his much-anticipated debut with Rangrezz, an ambitious Indian adaptation of Shakespeare’s…
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When Cartoons Stop Babysitting And Start Asking Uncomfortable Questions

When Cartoons Stop Babysitting And Start Asking Uncomfortable Questions

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 24: Natalie Portman’s Arco didn’t arrive waving a superhero cape or humming a nostalgic Disney tune. It slipped into the conversation quietly, carrying something far more disruptive: ideas. And not the pastel, easily digestible kind. The kind that sit at the dinner table, linger after the credits roll, and—according to Portman herself—spark awkwardly profound conversations with children about climate collapse, responsibility, and the future we keep postponing. That Arco has now found itself in the Oscar conversation for Best Animated Feature feels less like a victory lap and more like a cultural eyebrow raise. Animated films…
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Taylor Swift and the Long Game of Pop Music

Taylor Swift and the Long Game of Pop Music

Cambridge (Massachusetts) [USA], January 24: Taylor Swift has been explained to exhaustion. Charts, eras, reinventions, crowd sizes, revenue numbers. None of that is especially illuminating anymore. What actually matters is quieter and a little less flattering: she learned how to stay present without pretending growth is tidy. Most pop careers stall because the artist clings to a version of themselves that once worked. She didn’t cling. She adjusted. Repeatedly. Sometimes awkwardly. Early on, she was dismissed as temporary. A teenager with a guitar, a country accent that came and went, emotions that sounded pulled straight from a notebook you wouldn’t…
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