Lean body clad in uniform, stern expressions and a fighting spirit is alluring for most women and for that matter, even men.

Bollywood has often inspired fashion trends. Costumes flaunted by actors onscreen have had their copies sold as street fashion and found a way into wardrobes of many.

In the holy month of Ramzan, there’s nothing like a dish of steaming haleem to break the fast.

Marion Bartoli’s conquering of Wimbledon 2013 is a tale of triumph and inspiration. But the ace player has been in news as much for her victory as for the comments made on her looks.

Walking down memory lane, if one were to remember the happiest days of life, chances are high that schooldays would dominate one’s thoughts. The first day in school, friends and bullies, first crush, pretty teachers and the strict ones, classes bunked and the coming of age.

If you are looking for enjoying ‘shots of happiness’ with friends, then head straight to the He Said, She Said Café, the new hotspot in the Hauz Khas Village. Unlike other bars in the capital, the place specialises in shots and is being referred to as India’s first shots bar and café.

Delhi is one of the biggest markets for bridal couture for designers.

If one had to take stock of the recent flicks in Bollywood, then it wouldn’t be hard to notice that love and romance have been floating in the air. While Aashiqui 2 and Raanjhnaa have managed to strike a chord with the audience, several others like Lootera, Two States, Ramaiya Vastavaiya and Shuddh Desi Romance are on the anvil.

His song Paani Da Rang Vekh Ke from last year’s surprise hit Vicky Donor became a love anthem for GenY. The soulful ballad with meaningful lyrics reinforced faith in melody and harmony for many. His second film, Nautanki Saala, also had two tracks sung and composed by him.

Music is the elixir of life. It transcends boundaries, gives expressions to unspoken emotions and direction to life.