Vivan Bhathena: Cine Artist

Blessed with boyish good looks, this 32-year-old has some movies and TV roles to his credit, but he feels it’s not enough. "The craving for good parts will always be there. Though my career s is moving steadily, I feel that I am not getting what I am looking for," says Vivan. He entered films… Continue reading Vivan Bhathena: Cine Artist

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Paranormal experience with Ragini MMS actress Kainaz Motivala

She has thrown the proverbial beautiful, sexy and sultry out of the window. So when I was told to meet her, I was a bit sceptical. Yes, I picked her for my next interview. Not that I knew that she had nothing to do with the above adjectives. By Devansh Patel | Bollywood Hungama Oh… Continue reading Paranormal experience with Ragini MMS actress Kainaz Motivala

Vahbbiz Dorabjee: Movie Actress

Seems like Shakespeare’s famous quote was meant for Vahbbiz Dorabjee who essays the role of Panchi in Ekta Kapoor’s Pyaar Kii Ye Ek Kahaani. She is one of the few Parsi actors on television, besides Delnaz Paul and Rushad Rana but what makes her case even more rare is her name and the difficulty involved… Continue reading Vahbbiz Dorabjee: Movie Actress

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India’s religious community in irreversible decline

Parsis are an ethnic community in India that follow the Zoroastrian religion. They are originally from Fars in Iran and had migrated to Western India more than 800 years ago. They are an essential part of India’s cultural fabric and diversity but are perhaps the only community outside Europe to have experienced population and fertility… Continue reading India’s religious community in irreversible decline

Cyrus Sahukar In Conversation

Cyrus Sahukar is an MTV VJ and actor whose claim to fame was Semi Girebaal, a spoof on Simi Garewal. He is funny , witty and a deadly Parsi -Punjabi combination. His brief stint with cinema began with ‘Rang de Basanti ‘and he was recently seen in ‘Dilli 6’ and ‘Aisha.’ Cyrus Sahukar in a… Continue reading Cyrus Sahukar In Conversation

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Desperate measures for a fading Indian faith

  What do musician Freddie Mercury, the Tata family who own Corus and Jaguar, and the conductor Zubin Mehta have in common? They all descended from migrants who fled Iran more than a 1,000 years ago. They are called Parsis and settled in India where they have prospered while maintaining their religion and traditions. But… Continue reading Desperate measures for a fading Indian faith

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