Our March cover star is Abhishek Bachchan—an actor, an entrepreneur, and a sports mogul. He embodies an evolved model of celebrity—one where creative pursuits in movies like Ludo, I Want to Talk, Ghoomer and calculated investments off screen feed into each other, redefining what success means beyond the screen, the balance sheet, and a family name synonymous with cinema.
An interview with filmmaker Vikramaditya Motwane who dissects his 2013 movie Lootera, which got a rerelease last month and talk about if modern dating is killing old-school Bollywood romances. A feature on the newly-opened celebrity-owned restaurants. Fitness trainer Teja Lalwani reveals how Vicky Kaushal got his Chhava Body. . Pratik Gandhi’s Grooming RoutineThe Audio Edit: Noise Meets Beats. Has age become just a number for today’s sports stars? Spotlight on Venkatesh Iyer. How AI is now delivering customised girlfriend for the lonely hearts. A comprehensive feature on what’s driving India’s auto scene in 2025. First look at India's premier motoring festival. Designer duo Hemant Sagar and Didier Lecoanet talk about their fresh collection inspired by Japanese auteur, Akira Kurosawa. FDCI’s India Men’s Weekend. Keeping It Cool: Summer Style Guide. Cool Blues: The Sneaker Edit. Travel: On A Time Machine Through Cairo. Is Your ‘Swiss Watch’ Actually Swiss Made? Breitling’ Time Capsule Lands in Bengaluru. And Love Notes With Ishaan Khattar.
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