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This is Riya Sen and husband Shivam Tewari's first Jamai Shashti.

A grand party was hosted by Deepak Kunjeer to celebrate his wife Sunita’s birthday at The Westin recently.

Smokies has dished out an exciting week at the restaurant with events which you just cannot overlook!

Sayaji Hotel, Pune celebrated their second anniversary and organised a special evening - Shukriya, for their guests and associates as a gesture of gratitude.

Ankita Lokhande's Team Gulabi Faloode and Jannat Zubair's JZ ke Rockstar compete in 'Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment.' Challenges include creating a fruit salad served in a carved ship, preparing hariyali aloo nazakat, and making perfect sonpapdi. The final test involves cooking Burmese khow suey with authentic flavors, avoiding garam masala.

Sai Parvathy’s kids have been craving pizza for quite some time now. Hesitant to order in, the 32-yearold homemaker scoured nearby shops for cheese in vain. But, while browsing through social media, inspiration struck. For she realised that DIY pizza kits are the rage now.

Director Arindam Sil celebrated his birthday at a city pub with a party organized by his wife Shukla and daughter Sonika. Koel Mallick, who is working with Arindam on the film Ekti Khunir Sondhane Mitin, also attended.

On the corner of Teen Batti crossroads, across the Taiwada Mosque at Rander, is a kiosk that serves piping hot breakfast delights from dawn to dusk.

Esha Deol had compared herself to Hema Malini's character in 'Satte Pe Satta' when she got married as she was the first bahu in the house of seven cousins. The actress announced her separation with Bharat Takhtani after 11 years of marriage...

85-year-old actress Helen went viral for doing Pilates in the gym She exercises five days a week.

Actor’s presence at the filmmaker’s birthday bash sparks rumours of a collaboration; the duo was the last to leave with Katrina Kaif

Veteran filmmaker Shyam Benegal has passed away at the age of 90 due to chronic kidney disease. Renowned for his contributions to Indian parallel cinema, Benegal’s work, including the film Zubeidaa, has been praised for its authenticity and innovative techniques. Actor Karisma Kapoor highlights his inspiring dedication and personal impact.

Pan-Asian cuisine is the new flavour of the city. Japanese Sushi rolls, Burmese khow suey, Thai curries, Chinese dumplings, Korean salads, Indonesian and Malayan fried rice —many new eateries in the city have a wide range of flavours from the Far East

Open all day, it offers the comfort of an old family friend, with whom all generations are comfy.

Located in the bustling Kala Ghoda strip, it swims with the popular tide of Asian food. The issue is its lengthy crowd-pleaser menu, which is dotted with inauthentic dishes that need to be edited out or substituted. It also has a well-stocked bar with many innovative cocktails, too.

Surat’s street food is Tapi town’s alternative identity.

Want to throw A lavish theme party? How about a Fiesta Night or A Martini party? Add zing to your party and spice it up!

DIY meal kits packed with fresh ingredients and step-by-step recipes are making cooking simple for those who don't want to shop or chop.

Veteran actress Helen, 85, shows her fitness journey. She follows a Pilates regimen five days a week. Helen also practices intermittent fasting and eats a balanced diet. Her trainer Yasmin Karachiwala shared a video of her agility. Helen credits Pilates for her balance and strength. She encourages everyone to try it.

Mumbai's culinary scene is set for a vibrant September with restaurants launching innovative menus. Artisan at Sofitel BKC offers a limited-edition Italian wine and pasta pairing. Inka introduces a luxurious Business Set Lunch, while Amaru unveils a cocktail menu inspired by a historic Japanese voyage. Mercii presents a Nikkei-European fusion, and Gaylord reinvents its legacy with a refreshed menu.

Fresh air, greenery and lots of yummy food — that’s what Sharon Deepak remembers of the picnics she went on with her family while growing up in Tuticorin. In the hustle and bustle of city life though, these experiences have remained mere reminiscences locked in the past, even as the pandemic kept her indoors. But recently, when the homemaker passed a scenic spot on Old Mahabalipuram Road, the memories came rushing back.

For years, Chennai resident Tajunisha Shafi supported her two children by dishing up wholesome homemade food for hostel students and office-goers in her area. Though she had a small clientele, it was often tough to make ends meet.