Reeth Mazumder is one of the few indian actresses who have made a successful transition from Bollywood to world cinema. She is also known by the moniker ‘Festival Girl’, following her films became favourites at various international film festivals. She started modelling and became the face for several leading brands. At the same time, she bagged the lead role in an indo-italian film, visible Bra Strap. this film was showcased in 25 international film festivals and won critical acclaim and awards. in conversation with Gi Correspondent, she talks about her journey from Bollywood to world cinema and her current projects.
Enlighten us on your journey from Modelling to Bollywood Modelling was never a part of my plan if I made any at all. My first assignment was Lakmé and then good brands like Fiama, Listerine, Panasonic, Archies etc kept following. They were mostly glossy and beautiful ads but I always craved for more drama in my performances. I was always an actor within. I auditioned for an Indo Italian film amongst many known faces from the Hindi and South Indian film industry and finally I signed the film after three rounds of audition. That film changed my life. Not only the film won 25 international Awards but it also gave me immense satisfaction.
Interpret something about your latest film “A Scandall” happened when I was shooting in Paris for a film. I got a call about this project and as soon as I returned to India I was given the narration. My choice of work had been quite indifferent, I usually follow niché concepts. ‘A Scandall’ had something very sensitive about it. Incest as an intricate part of the story. Like my other projects this one also had a twist in the tale.
What inspired you to join this profession?
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I Wish To Act In Movies That Challenge Me As An Actor - Ashvini Bhave, Actor
Bollywood actress Ashvini Bhave is a proud member of the Indian Diaspora and a versatile film and television star. Her acting career has spanned over 40 films with several critically acclaimed performances in works such as Kalat nakalat, Ahuti, Ashi hi banawa banvi, Bhairavi, Purush. in Dyanimani, she plays a barren housewife whose torment at being childless compels her to construct an alternative reality and to defend it at any price. in conversation with Glittering India Senior Correspondent, she talks about her role in upcoming movie ‘Manjha’ and how the r. K. Production’s blockbuster Heena gave her name and fame.
Hiding A Romance With Co-worker
Today, spending a large part of the day at work place has become very common.
Can A Woman Be Called ‘Handsome' In Today's Times?
Girls are sugar and spice and all things nice.
The Changing Face Of Marriage Over Time
Marriage is an institution which has for long been held in reverence.
Add Bling To Your Wardrobe
Bling is a slang term popularized in hip hop culture, referring to flashy, ostentatious, or elaborate jewellery and ornamented accessories that are carried, worn, or installed, such as cell phones or tooth caps.
Be Organic In Your Manicure And Pedicure Skin Regimen
Going organic as far as dietary habits are concerned is a fad which has been around for a while now.
Modern day romance The hook up culture
A hook up culture is one of casual dating which may or may not lead to a long term commitment. Messaging and phoning is rampant and to hook up a few conversations gets you into physical intimacy and contact. Talk over a cup of tea makes for a date. Earlier couples used to merit company through the family social circle or a group of friends. Now with the internet boom, social media and Facebook, dating sites have taken over. The individual has become a commodity. A branded site or just an advertisement for various products does the trick. It has become a point of ridicule that dating comes on a mobile app, and true love has indeed become a shopper’s delight. A hook up syndrome has led to a cultural change; just swiping a card and you get a pretty girl to date.
In next five years I wish to be happy no matter what I am doing - Singer Khushboo Grewal
Khushboo Grewal is a versatile entertainer who has performed as a singer, actress and vJ. in a short time she has gained a vast fan base because of her unique performances and magnetic energy. She began her career as a VJ on B4U before moving to Punjabi and Hindi films. She has acted in movies such as ‘raaz: the Mystery Continues’, and Punjabi cinemas most popular and viewed film ‘Carry on Jatta’. After training as a professional singer, she rose to fame with her song ‘Pink Lips’ from ‘Hate Story 2’. in conversation with Gi Correspondent, she speaks about her journey from vJ to acting to singing. However, she shares her experience in these multiple professions to enlighten the readers.
Why Do We Celebrate New Year
The excitement has begun. Just few moments are left for December 31st to end and then there will be the beginning of a whole new chapter of 365 days.
Have Your Own New Year Party!
The New Years’ time is meant to meet people and enjoy every moment.
