Prateesha Suresh: A profile of a classical dancer

Prateesha is an Indian Classical Dance exponent trained in Bharatanatyam and Sattriya. She started her journey in dance at an early age of five years as she sat on the lap of her dance teacher watching her elder sister and the older students dance. Her passion for dance ever since led her on to a beautiful journey of revelations and creativity.

The 18th edition of IIFA weekend and awards in New York is all set to be the grandest celebration of Indian film, music, fashion and dance

The International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) announced the 18th Edition of the most spectacular celebration of Indian Cinema worldwide that will be hosted in the city of New York, from 13th – 15th July 2017 this year. The NEXA IIFA Awards Powered by VIVO is among the most coveted and highly anticipated award celebration that honors the very best of Indian Cinema with the highest level of achievement seen through the glamorous IIFA statuette.

Bhushan Kumar and Shailendra Singh Unite Bollywood For the world’s biggest Guestlist Festival

After Shailendra Singh’s surprise announcement on 1st January that he was launching the ‘biggest entertainment-for-good event on the planet’, the World’s Biggest Guestlist Festival on 1st, 2nd and 3rd Dec 2017 seems to get bigger with each detail released. When it was announced that Hardwell was returning to headline Day 3, Dec 3 of the festival, there were 100,000+ registrations logged to ‘get on Hardwell’s Guestlist’ within the first 48 hours.

93.5 RED FM is back with Thappa’s 5th season

93.5 RED FM, is back with its iconic campaign'Thappa Ka Shor Hoga Once More'. This is a campaign where the brand celebrates the Best of the City! This marks the 5th year of the Thappa campaign, where RED FM celebrates and splashes around 27 cities across India. This year RED FM will explore 6 different categories to recognise the trending places of the city and people who are the pride and joy of the city owing to their unique qualities.

India’s biggest Live Radio Concert, GIG CITY Season 2 is back

Radio City 91.1FM is back with Season 2 of Gig City –India’s biggest Live Radio Concert, one of the most compelling innovations in the history of Indian radio. After a stupendous response last year, Gig City Season 2 gets bigger and better with a talented line up of artists like KK, Kailash Kher, Shankar Mahadevan (MCMM), Benny Dayal and Mika who are all set to get 5.25 crore Indians grooving.

The Popular RJ of the Year, 93.5 RED FM’s RJ Raunac celebrates his victory

RJ Raunac aka Bauaa from 93.5 Red FM recently won the Popular RJ of the Year by people’s choice’ 2017 award, based on public votingat the India Radio Forum (IRF). With this victory, RJ Raunac decided to surprise his biggest fans who got nominated by friends or family.

Raasta Bombay presents Apache Indian In Ja Tour

The Brit-Asian Steven Kapur a.k.a. Apache Indian needs no introduction. He has been around for a long time with a distinguished career that most of today’s artistes will envy of! A journey that started 25 Years ago with his signing to the iconic Island Records label in the UK. Apache took his vibrant sounds of Dancehall, Reggae and Raga around the world fusing his distinctive vocal style with Indian, Jamaican and English music.

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s “Zaroori tha” music video crosses 200 million views on youtube/vevo!

After crossing the 100 million milestone, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s “Zaroori Tha” has broken all barriers and crossed 200 million views on YouTube/ VEVO. This is truly a momentous achievement for Universal Music Group as this is the first original non-film music video to hit 200 million views.

A brimful of talent - Runki Goswami

Runki Goswami is a music director and singer and is known for her contribution in Indian regional cinema. Belonging to a family of musicians, Runki is no exception as she has always been pursuing it since the age of 3 and promises to hold on it until her last breath.

Indian Miniature Artist Suvigya Sharma presents a hyperreal boxing portrait to Justin Bieber

While there were many who slammed Justin Bieber for his lipsyncing at his debut concert in Mumbai, probably disgruntled with the oncoming onslaught expected from this, the hearthrob left the country before anyone even knew it. His whistle stop visit to Mumbai was dissapointing to many who were supposed to meet him, including Indian painter Suvigya Sharma who was to meet the singer to present him a painting.