Small screen’s not fond of adult jokes
If censorship on the content in films and lyrics of songs wasn’t enough, acting on complaints received from the public, the Broadcasting Content Complaints Council further claimed that TV channels have been asked to air film award shows with jokes that have double-meanings and adult humour only after 11 pm.
Anti-ragging cells for bullies
While ragging was once considered the best way to break the ice between juniors and seniors, a few unfortunate cases in the last few years have led to its ban in all colleges. And to ensure that the seniors do not bully freshers, a few helplines in the city are working around the clock for students’ safety.
French feast
An ultimate French comfort food has swiftly made its way into the cafes and bakeries in the city. Humble thin pancake, filled with delectable concoctions, crêpes can be now found in Delhi in various flavours, twisted to suit the Indian tastebuds. In fact at some places, you can even watch your crêpe being made right in front of you.
Looks play pivotal role in marriages
Preeti Singh (name changed on request), a content writer, was asked to go for laser treatment for her eyes after she was rejected by a few prospective grooms just because she chose to wear specs for a major part of the day instead of lenses.
Anurag is like a guiding star: Amit
If anyone missed his work in Aamir, Dev D could not have been ignored. The man behind Emotional Atyachaar, composer Amit Trivedi on all-time high with more than five upcomingprojects. The artist who recently bagged accolades for Teri keh ke lunga from Gangs of Wasseypur, Trivedi is quite a hit especially among young fans who love his unconventional tunes.
Young women opt to marry before 25
If you think marriage isn’t a priority for the career-oriented modern women, these statistics will change your mind. A recent survey by online matrimonial portal Jeevansathi.com states “women prefer getting married before they turn 25.”
Chats over chai
While most of us like to have tea at home, the humble drink is no longer confined to JNU addas, dhabas and a handful of popular roadside chaiwallas. The brewed beverage has a place of its own in the cafeterias today. From the usual Darjeelings, masalas and lemons, sip on exotica with mango, basil or various flavoured teas as tea lounges in the city welcome you.
‘Jai Ho changed my life’
Vijay Prakash’s road to success was a tough one. The singer, who shot to fame after A.R. Rahman’s song Jai Ho from Slumdog Millionaire won an Oscar, kick-started season two of MTV’s Coke Studio.
Social networking for film promotion
Much before the launch of Mahesh Bhatt’s upcoming film Jism 2, the world is talking about it, thanks to the publicity stunts on his Facebook (FB) page. From updating his fans about the music, to posting pictures of the shoot on FB, Bhatt is making the best use of the online media.
Vikas on a food trail in India
From his documentaries on cuisines around the world to whipping up some of world’s most delectable delicacies for food lovers, Michelin starred chef Vikas Khanna has given us a lot more than just his recipes. Vikas, who was in the capital recently, says these are changing times for those who want to pursue their love for food art.