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Born and brought up in Mumbai, this film and TV actress was born to Madhavrao and Rajya Lakshmi Patwardhan. The much appreciated “Maine Pyar Kiya” fame Bhagyashree Patwardhan comes from the royal Marathi family of Maharashtra.

Moreover, her father Vijay Singhrao Madhavrao Patwardhan reigns as the “King of Sangli”. Though, known prominently for her role in the Hindi Blockbuster “Maine Pyar Kiya” opposite Salman Khan, she also tried her luck with films like “Humko Deewana Kar Gaye” (2006) in a paltry role which was not much noticed by the audience. “Janani” (2006) was also one of the failed attempts of Bhagyashree, and “Red Alert” (2009) too saw her in a trivial role. These films did no justice to her, and she failed to make a mark. She was t...

Raima Sen is a renowned Indian film actress, who mainly works in the Bengali film industry. She was born on November 7, 1979, in Kolkata, West Bengal in India to Moon Moon Sen, a prominent actress, and Bharat Dev Varma, who belongs to the Tripura royal family. She is also the sister of Riya Sen and the granddaughter of the late Suchitra Sen, who are both popular actresses. Her paternal and maternal great grandparents belong to the affluent and renowned families in the country. She debuted in the Bollywood biographical film, Godmother, which was helmed by Vinay Shukla in the year 1999. The film became critically acclaimed, but her portrayal was unnoticed for the lead actress, Shabana Azmi. In 2001, she played as the daughter of Raveena Tandon in the drama film, Daman: A Victim of Marital Violence, where she ...

She loves playing challenging roles, which the audience can relate to, and tries to do her very best as much as she can. However she has not always been the everyday heroine, and has had her share of fun through fun roles in movies such a...

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Vibhu Kashyap is the Vice President at Digital at Balaji Motion Pictures. He was also the former Senior Creative Director (Fiction – Original Series) with VOOT (Viacom18 Digital Ventures). The theme is also the filmmaker, photographer. He did his schooling at Saint Joseph College, Allahabad. During college, he was the  captain of his school and was the badminton champion in 1992. He did his Bachelor in Commerce, Economics, and Business Management from the University of Allahabad. He was the Vice President of the Undergraduate Commerce Association for two years; and arranged the Biannual Inter-Collegiate cultural festival – COM-FEST 1996-97. He then did his PG diploma in film and TV and studied filmmaking from Xavier Institution of Communication, Mumbai.

Vibhu started his career in ...

Raju Gauli is a well-known Indian cinematographer and Director of Photography (DOP) whose work in television industry is spectacular, and has been achieving fame with his spirit of constantly growing and evolving. He hails from Dehradun, Uttarakhand. He has been living in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Raju Gauli has had an immensely eventful journey in the field of entertainment industry. When he was seventeen years, he shifted to Mumbai to make a career in the entertainment industry. He commenced off as the camera assistant, and ultimately worked his way up. He had no contacts in the field, but he learned his way into the industry with television shows. Therefore, he had been an assistant cameraperson to Natrajan Subramanium, Ashok Mehta, B. Laxman, Vinod Pradhan, and N. Satyan before making it big himself.

Throughout his twenty...

Aashish Rego is an award-winning music director who has composed music for over a hundred Indian television shows. Aashish Rego was born in 1972 in India. He was first introduced to music when he was nine. He started taking private tutoring for violin for three years. Also, he gave his first violin solo performance in a couple of years. Considering his talent, his parents enrolled him at the Bombay School of Music, where under the guidance of Mr. Pervez Doctor, Aashish Rego enhanced his skills. Then, he joined a western classical orchestra named Bombay Players Orchestra, and that’s when his professional journey in music began. In no time, Aashish Rego became the leader of the orchestra at the young age of fifteen.

Besides Violin, he learned various styles like Baroque, Ballad, Ballet, and more. Despite having a desire to ...

Born to a Sindhi family in Mumbai on 5th March 1974, Hiten Tejwani was passionate about acting from an early age. He completed his schooling from Saint Francis D'Assisi High School, Mumbai and then graduated from Jai Hind College. The acting bug bit him during his college days, when he joined the Ankur Theatre Group. He made his television debut in “Ghar Ek Mandir” in the year 2000. His talent was quickly recognized and he soon became a household name as he started bagging one television show after another. He played the role of a supporting actor in three television soaps before getting to play the lead role of “Pratham Mittal” in the immensely popular TV serial ‘Kutumb’ in the year 2001. Gauri Pradhan starred opposite him in ‘Kutumb’ whom Hiten later went on to marry in real life.&nbs...

Jugal Hansraj is a prominent Indian actor, screenwriter and National award-winning director. He was born on July 26, 1972, in Mumbai, India. He got married to Jasmine Dhillon in July 2014 through a small private ceremony, held in Oakland, Michigan. Jugal is the one who gave the first eight lines of the tune and lyrics of the song, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai from Karan Johar’s directorial film of the same name. The song became a huge hit up to this date.

His acting career started as a child through Shekhar Kapur’s Masoom in the year 1983; a film that is based on Erich Segal’s novel entitled Man, Woman and Child. Masoom earned positive reviews and marked the launch of his acting career. Later, he continued to star as a child actor in films like in the 1986 Bollyw...

Samir Soni is a well-known Hinidi television and film actor. Born on 29th September 1968, be studied at St. Xavier’s School, Delhi and graudated from the University of California, Los Angeles, where he began exploring his acting talents. He worked for a while in New York as an investment banker, before returning to India to kick-start his modeling career.

He made his television debut as a Navy Officer on Samandar, and appeared on Doordarshan’s A Mouthful of Sky, before debuting on the large screen as Uditanshu Tandon in China Gate (1998). He followed that up by playing Manish in Lajja (2001), Sameer Shastri in Kabhi Tum Kabhi Hum (2002), and Vishal in Dance like a Man (2003). He earned a name for himself by playing the lead roles of Jai in Kahan Ho Tum (2003), and Ramesh Kulkarni in Basti (2003), an...