Aanchal Singh

Actress Aanchal Singh, who portrays Purva in 'Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein', reflects on the contradictions within her character, describing her as both intimidating and tender, manipulative yet emotional. With the release of Season 2, Aanchal shares how playing Purva has helped her embrace her own vulnerabilities and grow as an actor. She also teased an intense, twist-filled Season 3, promising even more surprises for viewers.

Karan Johar praises Ranbir Kapoor's unique approach to publicity, highlighting his success despite minimal social media presence and no PR team. In contrast, rising stars like Veer Pahariya are perceived to heavily rely on orchestrated PR campaigns to generate buzz around their debuts. The industry acknowledges the strategic importance of managing public perception, with varying approaches among celebrities.

The romantic thriller 'Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein' is set to return for its third season. Featuring Aanchal Singh, Tahir Raj Bhasin, and Shweta Tripathi, the series promises more twists, dark characters, and thrilling drama. Following the massive success of Season 2, creator Sidharth Sengupta teases deeper character explorations and shocking surprises, ensuring Season 3 continues the captivating saga of love, obsession, and betrayal.

In a case of attempted robbery, three men attacked a 50-year-old woman with a razor blade in Sachin GIDC area on Wednesday afternoon.

Bollywood actor Tahir Raj Bhasin rose to fame with his brilliant villainous acts in ‘Mardaani’ and ‘Force 2’. Despite the films giving him overnight fame and success, he feared being typecast by the industry which is quick to stereotype actors.

Samresh Singh, veteran politician from Jharkhand, who gave the BJP its election symbol lotus, died in Bokaro on Thursday morning.

Want to hang out with friends? Let’s head to Raahgiri, say Gurgaon schoolkids, for whom, Raahgiri Day has come to be the Sunday hangout spot

The auditions of Clean & Clear® Nagpur Times Fresh Face contest ended on a high note at LAD College on Saturday as the girls proved it yet again that they are second to none.

Uproar over possible moral policing notwithstanding, women in the city have welcomed the anti-Romeo squad.

For 42-year-old Ritu, a teacher, any fun outing is complete without a plate of ‘paani batashe’ from her favourite chaat shop in Hazratganj. However, she often has to give in to her 10-year-old son’s demand of visiting a mall so that he can play video games in the air-conditioned arcade.

A week after rain lashed the city, several newly-built roads have caved in or developed potholes, revealing poor construction standards of local agencies.

Stray dogs infesting the city are a huge menace and hazard to residents.Dogs can be seen loitering on streets, around garbage dumps, eateries and schools.