Keshav Naidu

Rana Pratap Nagar police on Sunday booked Keshav Naidu and his mother Madhavi for fraud after they allegedly sold their family-owned apartment at Chhatrapati Nagar Square to two different persons for Rs33 lakh each over the last one year.

Participants at Delhi’s first comic fest question its integrity after organisers let a contestant perform despite plagiarism accusations

Comedy is increasingly becoming serious business in Gurgaon. Be it corporate parties, casual bureaucratic gatherings, wedding ceremonies or the usual night clubs, comedians — whether it is amateurs or pros — can be suddenly seen everywhere in the city.

Ever thought your shadow could tell your future? Meet 80-year-old, Kantilal Pandya for whom, shadows speak a thousand words.

The first day of the Times of India Wassup! Andheri festival saw directors, actors, artists, performers, dancers and stand-up comedians conjure up a cultural extravanganza

Keshav Naidu, the editor behind the timeless classic 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge', shines a light on the vital yet often overlooked roles of film technicians. In a recent discussion, he delved into his enriching partnership with visionary director Aditya Chopra, highlighting how their collaborative efforts brought the film's remarkable narrative to life.