Republic Day: Uniting in Pride and Patriotism

                  Republic Day: Uniting in Pride and Patriotism

On the 26th of January each year, Indians enthusiastically observe Republic Day, expressing immense pride. We proudly raise our national flag, sing the anthem, and partake in parades, reflecting on our history and aspiring for a brighter future. It's a day to swell with pride and proclaim Jai Hind! Speaking of Republic Day celebrations, &TV artists express their pride and patriotism. These include Ashutosh Kulkarni (Krishan Bihari Vajpayee, Atal), Geetanjali Mishra (Rajesh, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan), and Shubhangi Atre (Angoori Bhabhi, Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai). Ashutosh Kulkarni, essaying Krishan Bihari Vajpayee in &TV’s show Atal, says, “Republic Day is a day that resonates with pride and patriotism. It is a time to reflect on the incredible story of our nation and the shared values that bind us together. It's a day when the tricolor flag waves high, symbolizing the unity and diversity that defines our nation. I enjoy watching the celebrations on television, reflecting on the sacrifices of those who paved the way for our democratic journey. Republic Day reminds us of our collective responsibility to uphold the principles of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. I take pride in the freedom and opportunities that our constitution has granted us. Here’s wishing everyone a very Happy Republic Day!”

 

Geetanjali Mishra, essaying Rajesh in &TV’s Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, says, “Republic Day is a day to take pride, remember the sacrifices and appreciate the values that hold us together and feel the patriotic spirit. The day is celebrated when our constitution came into effect, marking the birth of the world's largest democracy. For citizens, it holds deep significance as a reminder of the principles that guide our nation – justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. It symbolizes the collective journey of our diverse nation toward unity and progress. Here’s wishing everyone a Happy Republic Day.” Shubhangi Atre, essaying Angoori Bhabhi in &TV’s Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, says, “Republic Day fosters a profound sense of national pride and patriotism. The ceremonial hoisting of the flag, resonant patriotic melodies, and nationwide events serve as poignant reminders of India's identity and steadfast dedication to democratic ideals. This day holds significance in commemorating the formulation of the Indian constitution. It serves as a poignant reminder of our arduous freedom struggle, honoring the courageous sacrifices made by freedom fighters to safeguard our nation. This day's diverse events and ceremonies act as a unifying force, bringing people from varied backgrounds together and underscoring the essence of unity in diversity. Wishing everyone a joyous Republic Day. Jai Hind!”

Redefining fashion with upcycling favorite outfits and accessories!

 Redefining fashion with upcycling favorite outfits and accessories!

Bollywood actor Alia Bhatt made headlines by elegantly repurposing her wedding saree for the prestigious National Film Awards 2023 in a compelling nod to sustainability and style. Her choice sparked discussions on the importance of sustainable fashion and prompted many to rethink the value of reusing and upcycling clothes. Echoing this sentiment, &TV's female artists emphasize the transformative power of upcycling and the inherent beauty of reimagining everyday items. Their collective actions serve as an inspiring testament to the potential impact of embracing eco-friendly practices within the realm of fashion and entertainment. These include Neha Joshi (Krishna Devi Vajpayee, Atal), Geetanjali Mishra (Rajesh, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan), and Shubhangi Atre (Angoori Bhabhi, Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai). Neha Joshi, essaying Krishna Devi Vajpayee in &TV’s show Atal, says, “We've all faced the familiar scenario of having a full wardrobe yet feeling like there's nothing suitable to wear. Our first impulse often leans toward purchasing something new. While purposeful shopping can be advantageous, one of the most eco-friendly and valuable steps is to make the most of what you already possess. I don’t fall into that trap. I readily repeat outfits—I avoid buying new ones and mix and match old ones for different occasions. Instead of hitting stores or browsing online, I craft something distinctive from my closet or occasionally from my mother's vintage sarees. I repurpose and reuse my clothes; for instance, I once repurposed my mom's old saree, cutting it in half and creating two modern outfits. They turned out not just stunning but also incredibly comfortable. My mother was deeply impressed and willingly offered me her sarees to experiment with new styles. I've also fashioned pouches and handbags from my old denim that complement my outfits. Not only for my wardrobe, but I also repurpose old clothing to make curtains and cushions at home with the help of a friend. Moreover, I support small businesses prioritizing recycling and converting waste into practical items. Each of us possesses a distinctive personal style that can guide our clothing choices, allowing us to feel our most self-assured and genuine selves.”

 

Geetanjali Mishra, aka Rajesh Singh from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “Actors have traditionally faced the pressure of avoiding outfit or accessory repeats, but things are different now. I prefer shopping only when necessary and have transformed several dresses from my existing wardrobe. I aim to give my old clothes a fresh, creative update. For example, when my kurtas show signs of wear, I shorten them and create crop tops that I can pair with any of my jeans or denim. Versatile clothing pieces like shrugs, jackets, and scarves offer numerous styling possibilities. I enjoy revamping old scarves into stylish ponchos, particularly for winter wear. I tend to collect jewelry from various cities. When these pieces become worn or tarnished, I remove the ghungroos and pearls and repurpose them as decorative accents for my garden accessories and display items. This practice effectively reduces waste and rejuvenates items that might otherwise be discarded. However, over time, I've realized that being fashionable and practicing sustainability can coexist, as shown by many actors. It's possible to embrace sustainable fashion even in an industry that demands new attire regularly.” Shubhangi Atre, aka Angoori Bhabi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, shares, “One day, while browsing through my Instagram feed, I came across a viral video by a content creator. She ingeniously crafted a sling bag using a discarded biscuit wrapper, inspiring me to embark on a similar creative project. I experimented by transforming my old and dull sunglasses case into a fashionable clutch purse I proudly use on specific occasions. I particularly enjoy the art of mixing and matching. For example, I love pairing a sporty cropped hoodie with tailored joggers or combining sleek sneakers with a crossbody bag for an athleisure-inspired look. I also find joy in blending a tailored blazer with wide-leg culottes. Upcycling, mixing, and matching are delightful and creative avenues for expressing oneself. Instead of buying something new, one can use their imagination to give new life to old items, creating something fresh and exciting. I strongly believe that one of the most empowering actions is dressing authentically, reflecting your style. Such an approach can positively impact mood and enhance productivity, motivation, and efficiency.”

कल्याणने सादर केले रामायणावर आधारित ‘निमाह’ कलेक्शन

        कल्याणने सादर केले रामायणावर आधारित ‘निमाह’ कलेक्शन

‘निमाह’ दागिने हे विद्यमान मंदिर-शैलीतील आकृतिबंध आणि प्रभू रामाच्या प्रतिमेशी जोडलेले आहेत

 

मुंबई, २१ जानेवारी २०२४: कल्याण ज्वेलर्सचे हेरिटेज ज्वेलरी कलेक्शन ' निमाह' ने एक नवीन अध्याय उलगडला. यातील दागिने हे विद्यमान मंदिर-शैलीतील आकृतिबंध आणि प्रभू रामाच्या प्रतिमेशी जोडलेले आहेत. ही परिवर्तन जोड दैवी प्रेरणेने कालातीत परंपरेत सहजतेने विलीन होते.

निमाह दागिने हे त्याच्या नक्षीकामासाठी ओळखले जातात. कर्नाटकातील मंदिरातील दागिन्यांची आठवण करून देणारी अशी या दागिन्यांची शैली आहे. यात मोर, हंस, कमळाची फुले, रत्नजडित आणि हुड असलेले नाग आणि सरस्वती आणि लक्ष्मी यांसारखी पौराणिक तसेच ऐतिहासिक चिन्हे दिसतात. आपल्या नवीन कलेक्शनमध्ये कल्याण ज्वेलर्सने रामायणातील घटकांचा कलात्मकलतेने निमाहच्या डिझाइनमध्ये समावेश केला आहे. राम आणि सीतेच्या प्रतिमांसह राम पट्टाभिषेक आणि अयोध्या मंदिराच्या प्रतिमांचा समावेश आहे.

कल्याण ज्वेलर्सच्या नवकल्पना आणि वारसा जतन करण्याच्या वचनबद्धतेचा पुरावा म्हणजे निमाह. कल्याण ज्वेलर्सकडे वधूच्या दागिन्यांचा विस्तृत संग्रह आहे. नाजूक आणि तेवढेच क्लासी, सोन्याच्या दागिन्यांची आवड असणाऱ्या नववधूंसाठी हा एक अत्यंत उत्तम पर्याय आहे. या अनोख्या दागिन्यांमुळेच अनेकजण या डिझाईन्सकडे आकर्षित होतात आणि त्यांच्या पिढ्यानपिढ्यांकडे हे दागिने हस्तांतरित केले जातात.

श्री. रमेश कल्याणरामन, कार्यकारी संचालक, कल्याण ज्वेलर्स म्हणाले,“ निमाह कलेक्शनमधील हे नव्याने आलेले पर्याय कल्याण ज्वेलर्समध्ये एका नवीन कलात्मक युगाची पहाट दर्शवते. हा आपल्या समृद्ध वारशाचा उत्सव आहे, समकालीन डिझाइन तसेच पुनर्कल्पना आणि मौल्यवान रत्नांनी सुशोभित केलेले आहेत. रामायण आणि भारतीय पौराणिक काळातील कालातीत कथांचा मनापासून आदर करत दागिन्यांची प्रत्येक घडण अतुलनीय कारागिरीने जिवंत केला आहे, आणि यासाठी आमचा ब्रँड प्रसिद्ध आहे. आमचा विश्वास आहे की हे श्रेणीसुधारित कलेक्शन आमच्या विद्यमान ब्रँड पोर्टफोलिओला पूरक ठरेल, विशेषत: आमच्या ग्राहकांमध्ये हे मोठ्या प्रमाणात स्वीकारले जाईल.”

ऐतिहासिकदृष्ट्या केम्प स्टोन, माणिक, गार्नेट, पन्ना आणि मोत्यांनी सुशोभित केलेले, नव्याने अद्ययावत केलेल्या संग्रहाची विशिष्ट शैली आता आधुनिक सौंदर्यासह पारंपारिक मोहिनीची जोड देते. या ताज्या संग्रहामध्ये रोझ क्वार्ट्ज, एमराल्ड बीड्स, ऍमेथिस्ट, ओनिक्स बीड्स, परल्स, मॉर्गनाइट, ब्लू सॅफायर, मोइसॅनाइट आणि रशियन मणी यासह विविध प्रकारची उत्कृष्ट रत्न आहेत. ही नवीन रत्ने डिझाईनमध्ये एक नवीन आयाम जोडते, एक संग्रह तयार करते जो कालातीत आणि ट्रेंडी आहे.

Canadian Wood hosts an insightful seminar for the architectural community in Delhi

 Canadian Wood hosts an insightful seminar for the architectural community in Delhi

1^st February 2024, Delhi: The British Columbia (B.C.) provincial government's crown corporation, Forestry Innovation Consulting India Pvt Ltd (FII India), popularly known as Canadian Wood, hosted an an enlightening seminar, titled ‘Wood, Design, and Architecture’ in Delhi today. The event garnered immense success, bringing together experts, professionals, and enthusiasts from the design and architecture community to explore the dynamic intersection of wood in modern design and architectural practices. The architectural community enhanced their knowledge during an educational seminar organized by Canadian Wood, where they gained valuable insights into the sustainable and versatile qualities of this well-regarded material. The seminar provided a dynamic platform for the exchange of knowledge, enabling faculty members from architectural colleges to incorporate innovative solutions using Canadian Wood into their architectural practices. Top of Form It was an insightful evening with engaging discussions on innovative ideas and the latest trends in wood utilization.

The seminar featured distinguished speakers, including Ar. Gurpreet Singh from Aakar Design Consultants, who has made ground-breaking contributions to the architectural and design field. Mr. Pranesh Chhibber, Country Director of Canadian Wood, a key figure in the organisation, provided valuable perspectives on the decimation of forests due to unregulated use, and how regulations have now protected forests across the country to allow for recovery. Mr. Ritesh Kumar, Assistant Director Business Development, Canadian Wood, an expert in wood technology and innovation, also delved into the science behind wood versatility and durability, offering an earthquake-resistant alternative and boasting a rich legacy of our ancient monuments. Additionally, Mr. Rambeer Singh Yadav, Assistant Director Business Development from Canadian Wood focussed on the practical aspects of working with wood, and different species.

Mr. Pranesh Chhibber, Country Director of Canadian Wood, shared, “In addressing India's wood needs amid forest conservation efforts, Canadian Wood stands out as a paragon of sustainability. Canada's proactive stance on global climate agreements, coupled with its impressive 9% share of the world's forest cover, attests to its commitment to environmental responsibility. With stringent laws allowing only 0.35% legal harvesting, Canadian Wood not only safeguards the rich biodiversity of British Columbia but also ensures wildlife and water conservation. The strategic availability of Canadian Wood in category A and B cities in India further enhances its appeal. The fusion of cutting-edge machinery and scientific processes in wood processing, from timber debarking to lumber grading, guarantees an efficient yield. Boasting superior quality across five distinct species, Canadian Wood proves versatile for indoor, outdoor, and construction applications, delivering unmatched strength and finish.”

 Ar. Gurpreet Singh from Aakar Design Consultant said "In the global resurgence of wood in construction, a historical revival unfolds, showcasing the strong design personality of wood across projects like the World Environment School in Coorg and the Royal Academy of Bhutan. From sustainable housing in Goa, Delhi, to Canada, wood's role in architecture is not merely structural but a testament to design philosophies harmonizing with nature and sustainable sourcing. As we navigate sustainable construction challenges, from moisture and termite concerns to legal compliance and fire ratings, wood emerges not just as a viable alternative but as an ecological imperative. Canadian Wood, with its sustainable sourcing and cost-effectiveness, stands out as a beacon, bridging the gap between design innovation and global environmental responsibility."

 This seminar provided a unique opportunity for professionals and enthusiasts alike to gain insights, exchange ideas, and foster collaborations in the ever-evolving world of design.

 

FII largely promotes five wood species in India that are sourced from the sustainably managed forests of B.C., Canada. These five species, namely Douglas-fir, Western Hemlock, Western Red Cedar, Yellow Cedar and Spruce-Pine-Fir (SPF), are recommended for different applications. They are available in 23 cities across India through a strong network of 40+ stockists.

 About Forestry Innovation Consulting India Pvt Ltd (Canadian Wood)

FII India is a crown corporation of the government of British Columbia (B.C.), the western most province of Canada. Its mandate is to promote wood products from B.C. Canada in the offshore markets and to position it as a global supplier of quality, environmentally responsible wood products from sustainably managed forests by creating awareness, spreading education through information and technical support on the wide variety of timber products available from B.C. Canada. Its brand/logo Canadian Wood was established in 2013 to reach out to the ease of understanding of its activities by its target audience globally.

Learn more about Canadian Wood. Visit:www.canadianwood.in For inquiries & queries, please contact: Canadian Wood

25th year of Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2024

 25th year of Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2024

The Bharat Rang Mahotsav (BRM 2024), the world's largest theatre festival, was inaugurated with grandeur at the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) in Mumbai on February 1st, 2024. His Excellency Ramesh Bais, Governor of Maharashtra, along with NSD Chairperson Paresh Rawal, and veteran actor Sh. Raghubir Yadav officiated the opening ceremony, marking the commencement of the much-anticipated event.
 From February 1st to 21st 2024, the festival unfolds across 15 cities in the country, showcasing a diverse array of over 150 performances. Alongside the captivating theatrical presentations, BRM 2024 will offer a multitude of workshops, discussions, and master classes, creating a vibrant tapestry that celebrates both Indian and global theatre traditions.

This year's edition holds special significance as it commemorates the 25th anniversary of the inception of Bharat Rang Mahotsav. The festival brings together theatre enthusiasts, artists, and scholars, contributing to the cultural richness and artistic exchange that has become synonymous with BRM over the years. this year's festival revolves around the theme Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, Vande Bharangam, fostering global unity among thespians and artists. Emphasizing social harmony, it seeks to create a sense of a shared world – the entire world one large family, bringing diverse cultures together through the powerful medium of the performing arts for a truly enriching experience. Reflecting on the event, His Excellency Ramesh Bais, Governor of Maharashtra, remarked, “The Bharat Rang Mahotsav stands as a testament to the power of cultural exchange and the transformative impact of the performing arts. In the symphony of cultures and traditions showcased at Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2024, the theme 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, Vande Bharangam' echoes as a powerful anthem of unity. It is an honour to witness the convergence of diverse talents and traditions, encapsulating the spirit of unity in diversity that defines our nation. Through its varied performances and artistic expressions, this festival weaves a tapestry that transcends borders and languages, reminding us that the entire world is one expansive family. The performing arts, as a universal language, possess the extraordinary ability to unite hearts, bridge differences, and cultivate a shared understanding”.

NSD Director Chittaranjan Tripathy expressed profound enthusiasm for the impending festival, stating, "As we embark on the 25th year of the Bharat Rang Mahotsav, it is truly a momentous occasion that reflects our enduring commitment to artistic excellence and cultural diversity. Over the past quarter-century, this festival has served as a guiding light, illuminating the rich tapestry of global theatre traditions. The upcoming edition promises to be a grand celebration, showcasing not only the extraordinary creativity within the theatrical realm but also emphasizing the beauty of collaboration. We are dedicated to fostering the magic of theatre, providing a platform for diverse voices and narratives to thrive. This year's festivities will not only mark a milestone but also reaffirm our steadfast belief in the transformative power of the performing arts. In Mumbai, this cultural extravaganza, which started today, will enchant audiences for six exhilarating days and will culminate with a grand closing ceremony at Mumbai on February 6th 2024 at Mukti Cultural Hub.

The festival will feature a total of six captivating plays, each a masterpiece in its own right, spanning various genres and languages. It commenced with the compelling play ‘Tajmahal Ka Tender’, an original Hindi satire directed by Shri Chittaranjan Tripathy, written by Ajay Shukla, and  performed by NSD Repertory Company, and will be followed by a diverse array of productions, including ‘GAJAB TICHI ADA’ by Rangpeeth Theatre, Mumbai, ‘BABUJI’ by NSD Repertory Company, New Delhi, ‘THE ZOO STORY’ by Panchkosi, Delhi, ‘TODI MILL FANTASY’ by Theatre Flamingo, Goa, and ‘SWAHA’ by Darpan, Lucknow. The 25th year of this festival holds special significance as it brings together diverse theatrical voices in a celebration of the magic of theatre. Audiences can expect a captivating array of theatrical forms, including international productions, folk and traditional plays, modern dramas, graduate showcases, and collegiate street plays. The festival will unfold in parallel venues across Mumbai, Pune, Bhuj, Vijayawada, Jodhpur, Dibrugarh, Bhubaneswar, Patna, Ramnagar, and Srinagar, ensuring a nationwide celebration of the transformative power of theatre.

In an innovative move, this year NSD is also introducing Rang Haat, an annual initiative aimed at establishing Asia's inaugural global theatre market and nurturing international collaborations in the theatrical domain. Rang Haat will unite theatre artists, programmers, patrons, and supporters, fostering the discovery of hidden talent, showcasing international projects, and facilitating both creative and financial partnerships. Participants will gain exposure to a broader audience, fostering potential collaborative ventures and injecting dynamism into the global theatre landscape. The BRM extends beyond the stage, offering a plethora of enriching experiences. Parallel exhibitions, director-audience dialogues, discussions, and seminars will explore various facets of theatre, sparking stimulating conversations and insights. Attendees can engage in masterclasses with veteran thespians, immerse themselves in the vibrant Rang Haat, and explore the diverse offerings at the Food Bazaar, letting the spirit of theatre truly captivate them.

Instagram Caption- Opening Ceremony of 25th Anniversary of Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2024 International Theatre Festival of India spearheaded by National School Of Drama
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Grand star- studded premiere of Tips Films first Marathi film titled "Sridevi Prasanna”

 Grand star- studded premiere of Tips Films first Marathi film titled "Sridevi Prasanna”

The premiere saw the presence of Sachin Khedekar, Sajid Khan, Elli AvrRam, Mitali Mayekar Chandekar, Namrata Gaikwad & many more.
Tips Films Ltd., renowned for its excellence in the entertainment industry, proudly releases their first highly anticipated Marathi film "Sridevi Prasanna." This exciting venture showcases the dynamic pairing of Sai Tamhankar and Siddharth Chandekar, igniting anticipation for their on-screen chemistry Helmed by the talented Vishal Modhave in his directorial debut, "Sridevi Prasanna" promises a fresh perspective and an immersive cinematic experience for audiences across Maharashtra. Crafted with finesse by the skilled Aditi Moghe, the narrative of "Sridevi Prasanna" is poised to resonate deeply with viewer leaving a lasting impression. Behind the scenes, Creative Producers Neha Shinde and Avinash Chate lend their expertise to ensure that "Sridevi Prasanna" surpasses expectations in quality and creativity.

Kumar Taurani, MD and Chairman Tips Industries Ltd., says, "With 'Sridevi Prasanna,' Tips Films Ltd. embarks on a journey to bring captivating stories to Marathi cinema. We are dedicated to contributing to the rich tapestry of Marathi cinema and look forward to an exciting journey ahead”
Sai Tamhankar shares her excitement about the release of "Sridevi Prasanna," stating, "I am thrilled to be a part of this stunning cinematic masterpiece . 'Sridevi Prasanna' is a special project, and I can't wait for audiences to experience our heartfelt story”
Siddharth Chandekar expresses his anticipation for the release of "Sridevi Prasanna," saying, "It's an honor to be part of such a compelling project. 'Sridevi Prasanna' holds a special place in my heart, and I'm eager for audiences to immerse themselves in our cinematic journey."

Instagram Caption- Star-studded premiere of Tips Films first Marathi film titled "Sridevi Prasanna” in the presence of the entire cast and crew.
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Youtube Caption- Grand star- studded premiere of Tips Films first Marathi film titled "Sridevi Prasanna”

Shubhangi Atre reacts to the AI version of Angoori!

 Shubhangi Atre reacts to the AI version of Angoori!

It so happens that Angoori, overwhelmed with tasks, receives an AI robot from Saxena (Saanand Verma). Unaware of its vulnerability to liquids, she unintentionally gives it water, resulting in the malfunctioning robot insulting Vibhuti (Aasif Sheikh) and mistreating Tiwari (Rohitashv Gour), causing chaos and distress. When I learned about the Angoori robot, an AI humanoid character, I humorously questioned if it would be akin to 'Chitti,' played by the legendary Rajnikant in the film ‘Robot’ (laughs). It was quite fun shooting that episode, and it was a refreshing change, adding to an exhilarating experience. I commend the show writers for consistently creating unique tracks that challenge us as actors and allow us to do something different. Despite portraying numerous shades of Angoori’s character over the past seven years, playing an AI robot brought unique excitement. While embodying Angoori would have been simpler, portraying a robotic version posed a challenging task. I had to strike a balance, ensuring I didn't exaggerate movements and appeared as authentic as performing routine household tasks typical of Angoori. 

The actress adds, "Through this role, I discovered that playing an AI robot entails more than mimicking cold, robotic movements; it also involves eliciting laughter from the audience. As an artist, I can attest that it was a nuanced choreography of code and emotions. Delving into this humanoid role, I realized that, in a way, we are all constrained by our programming, whether it be the algorithms of our DNA or the societal codes shaping us. I received numerous compliments for my robotic dialect and performance, fueling my motivation to take on unconventional roles. Observing the progress of humanity, I genuinely believe that AI transcends mere technology; it provides a glimpse into our future. As algorithms advance and machines learn, AI is poised to reshape our lives. The recent track in our show exemplifies how artificial intelligence is revolutionising our way of life, work, and interaction, offering a compelling preview into the future."