Rajkummar Rao, who is playing Pritam Vidrohi in the upcoming Indian romantic comedy Bareilly Ki Barfi, said it was fun working with co-actor Ayushmann Khurrana.
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SCC team gears up to face fierce opposition in most high-profile tournament to date
There is a mix of excitement, eagerness and positive-nervousness among the Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) team preparing for the 5th International SCC T20 tournament.
Playing against international cricketers will raise our standards: Diviya GK
Connected to India caught up with Diviya GK, the captain of the Singapore women’s cricket team, at the Padang to talk about the team’s preparation and her expectations from the SCC T20 tournament.
Aspiring towards being the Sundance of South Asian cinema; SGSAIFF
“The long-term vision of Singapore South Asian International Film Festival (SGSAIFF) is to become a platform wherein filmmakers from South Asia and cinephiles from Southeast Asia can come together and celebration cinema and exchange ideas,” said Abhayanand Singh, Chairperson of SGSAIFF.
MOM’s story moved my heart: Sridevi
Sridevi interview with Connected to India. Last time, she dazzled us with her utmost innocence and charm in English Vinglish; now, Sridevi stars in Ravi Udyawar’s upcoming MOM.
Murali set to dazzle Singapore in SCC T20 tournament
As the city gears up for the 5th Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) International Twenty20 tournament, the organisers are working overtime to ensure that the entire event is a smashing success.
SCC Twenty20 teams to be kitted by UFL for fifth consecutive year
Ashok Mahtani had risen up to the challenge of organising a cricket tournament for the high profile Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) leading to the first Twenty20 championship in 2009.
Dance India is the ideal place for Indian arts practitioners to meet… in Singapore: Vaishali Trivedi
Vaishali Trivedi is a solo Kathak dancer, singer, choreographer and a teacher. Based in Ahmedabad, she has performed extensively in more than 50 countries worldwide.
I’m both – immigrant and a teen who grew up in the diaspora: Sandhya Menon
Sandhya Menon – the author of recently published charming romantic comedy When Dimple Met Rishi, introduced a bright new voice in young adult fiction.
A very Singaporean child: Haresh Sharma
Connected to India chats with Haresh Sharma, a Singapore Cultural Medallion, and resident playwright at The Necessary Stage.
