#anjali khanna

[suchananewsblog]

Mahima Chaudhry was the original choice for Rani Mukerji's role in Hadh Kar Di Aapne, reveals director Manoj Agarwal - Times of India

Govinda and Rani Mukerji’s classic rom-com Hadh Kar Di Aapne recently completed 23 years of its release. The on-screen jodi of Govinda’s Raj and Rani’s Anjali was loved by all and their love and hate chemistry is still etched everyone’s heart and mind. However, many might not know that Rani was not the original choice for Anjali Khanna’s role in the film. Director Manoj Agarwal recently opened up…

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#anjali khanna #Govinda #Hadh Kar Di Aapne #mahima #mahima chaudhry #manoj #rani #Rani Mukerji

[southasiansource]

Ishq mein pyaar mein kya kya ho raha hai...

HULCHUL हलचल (2004) dir. Priyadarshan

#hulchul #kareena kapoor #akshaye khanna #jai x anjali #chewieblog #userfilm #filmgifs #fyeahmovies #asiandramasource #smudgedhenna #bollywoodedit #romancegifs #dancecinema #cinematv #cinemapix #filmtvcentral #tvfilmsource #hindi #ours #by sj

[friends-to-lovers-tournament]

Friends to Lovers Tournament: Round 1, Side A, Match 4

propaganda under the cut!

Rahulanjali:

THE ULTIMATE FRIENDS TO LOVERS!!! college best friends, incredible banter and competitiveness and teasing. mutual pining and a SLOW burn (like over 9 years). their chemistry in every way is through the roof, and honestly rahul’s line “pyaar dosti hai” / “(romantic) love is friendship” defined my perspective on love and i’m sure it did for a lot of the south asian kids who grew up with this movie

Dexer:

Waaaaaahahhhhhh they're so adorable. They have the sweetest, most caring relationship. They've been friends for 10 years now, since they've been 8. They really love each other. A problem they're dealing with is the homophobia of the 80s, and they support and stand up for each other. My phone autocorrects their names into all capital letters because I yell about them so much haha

#friends to lovers tournament #kuch kuch hota hai #jackson's diary #rahulanjali #dexer #rahul khanna #anjali sharma #david miller #exer campbell #polls #tournament polls

[isaacsdevil4108]

Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998) dir. Karan Johar

Suddenly something happens...

@mrsducky 🎂🎉

#HAPPY BIRTHDAY SISSY!! #some Shekari and Kretsia for ya! #HOPE YOU LIKE YOUR GIFSET!! #shahrukh khan #shah rukh khan #kajol #srk #bollywood #bollywoodedit #bollywood2 #kuch kuch hota hai #gifset #gifs #gifedit #mine #anjali sharma #rahul khanna #Karan Johar #hindi cinema #hindi film #hindi

[haveyouheardthissong-poll]

#music #polls #tere chehre se nazar nahin #kishore kumar #lata mangeshkar #indian film music #retro bollywood #kabhi kabhie #waheeda rehman #anjali malhotra #shashi kapoor #vijay khanna #amitabh bachchan #amit malhotra #raakhee gulzar #pooja khanna #rishi kapoor #vikram khanna #india #desiblr

[rahulkianjali]

"Hold it please, something is missing. Kuch to gadbad hai."

"..."

"Ab thik hai?"

31-5-98 | Kuch kuch hota hai (1998), Dharma Productions

#kuch kuch hota hai #25yearsofkkhh #SRKajol #Rahul khanna #anjali sharma #Shahrukh Khan #Kajol

[lastofthe20thcenturygirls]

genuinely curious if rahul carried that dupatta around everywhere with him in hopes he'll see anjali again someday and he could be like you really just left never called so here's that dupatta take it back

#like was he making up scenarios on how he'd give it back and what he'll say #ofc he just didn't expect his marriage-love views will change and there'd be an aman in the story too #i really need kjo to answer me bc this has bothered me since i was little kid #kuch kuch hota hai #kkhh #rahul khanna #anjali sharma #SRK crisis hours #bollywood #shahrukh khan #shah rukh khan #kajol

[nisreensartworld]

Anjali

Painted by me

Acrylic ink on paper

I drew Kajol as Anjali Sharma Khanna from the classic Hindi film, "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai." I cried with Anjali in this scene.. I know I'm lame.

#kuch kuch hota hai #anjali #kajol #shahrukh khan #classic bollywood

[indiejones]

INDIES TOP 50 ACTRESSES OF 90s BOLLYWOOD!

https://www.imdb.com/list/ls567514775/ 1. Divya Bharti 2. Rekha 3. Manisha Koirala 4. Raakhee Gulzar 5. Farha Naaz 6. Preity Zinta 7. Pooja Bhatt 8. Madhuri Dixit 9. Reena Roy 10. Mahima Chaudhry 11. Dimple Kapadia 12. Aishwarya Rai 13. Priya Gill 14. Mandakini 15. Parveen Babi 16. Madhavi 17. Shabana Raza / Neha 18. Meenakshi Sheshadri 19. Ashwini Bhave 20. Madhoo 21. Mamta Kulkarni 22. Ayesha Jhulka 23. Rambha 24. Sonali Bendre 25. Kimi Katkar 26. Shefali Shah 27. Anu Aggarwal 28. Mayuri Kango 29. Salma Agha 30. Archana Puran Singh 31. Ramya Krishnan 32. Riturparna Sengupta 33. Ritu Shivpuri 34. Neelam Kothari 35. Hema Malini 36. Rani Mukherjee 37. Juhi Chawla 38. Kajol 39. Aruna Irani 40. Deepti Naval 41. Kirti Singh 42. Rinke Khanna 43. Poonam Dhillon 44. Anjali Jathar 45. Sridevi 46. Nandita Das 47. Somy Ali 48. Moushumi Chatterjee 49. Sharbani Mukherji 50. Sonam 51. Mita Vashisht 52. Sahila Chaddha 53. Saadhika & 54. Baby Pinky.

[elif-ants]

having a bollywood encyclopedia for a mom:

her greeting me when i come back from school (but with an empty plate)

me watching spin and saying that the dad is the guy from znmd and she giving me abhay deol's first movie, best movie according to her and family tree.

making me watch mohabbatein with her which is in her top 5 srk movies and reciting every. fucking. line.

everytime i left for a school trip and when my cousin sister went to uk for college: tussi ja rahe ho? tussi na jao

naming every star who came in deewangi deewangi

one of the few people aware that anjali khanna in kkhh is played by the same person who played tanya in soty

she can name every movie srk and kajol have done together

when i came out to her, she asked what made me realise it. i said that in kkhh why would i have a crush on srk when kajol and rani are right there! she goes "Adu, i don't care if you're bi i'm perfectly fine with that. but don't you dare insult shahrukh ok-"

makes a filmy reference every chance she gets. like me and my dad were discussing superheroes and she starts singing "koi hero yaha, koi zero yaha!"

has made me watch all of her favourite 90s movies

she has personalised ringtones for everyone and they're all bollywood songs. mere ghar aayi ek nanhi pari for me (🥺), raabta for my dad, maa ka phone aaya for my paati, yaaron by kk for her childhood friends etc etc

the first movie my mom took me and later my brother for in theaters were bollywood movies (om shanti om and dilwale).

her phone cover literally says "my brain is 90% bollywood lyrics"

#adri is not making sense #desiblr #desi tag #bollywood

[berlinrax0]

Top 12 psychologist in india : 2024

As the importance of mental health gains recognition, the role of psychologists becomes increasingly pivotal. This blog post aims to shed light on the top 12 best psychologists in India in 2024, showcasing their expertise, contributions, and the impact they've had on the mental health landscape.

1. Dr. Aanya Sharma: Pioneering Innovations in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Dr. Aanya Sharma stands out for her innovative approaches to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her commitment to personalized treatment plans has made her a trusted name in mental health circles.

2. Prof. Arjun Khanna: Renowned Academician and Researcher

As a distinguished academician, Prof. Arjun Khanna's research in the field of psychology has significantly contributed to the theoretical foundations of various therapeutic modalities.

3. Dr. Priya Kapoor: Expert in Child and Adolescent Psychology

Specializing in child and adolescent psychology, Dr. Priya Kapoor's compassionate approach has made her a go-to professional for families navigating the complexities of young minds.

4. Prof. Vikram Singh: Integrating Eastern Philosophies with Psychology

Prof. Vikram Singh is celebrated for his unique approach, seamlessly integrating Eastern philosophies with modern psychology. His holistic methods have garnered widespread acclaim.

5. Dr. Naina Mehta: Leader in Neuro-Psychology

With a focus on neuro-psychology, Dr. Naina Mehta's work in understanding the intricate connection between the brain and behavior has positioned her as a thought leader in the field.

6. Dr. Rajeev Verma: Transforming Lives Through Positive Psychology

Dr. Rajeev Verma's emphasis on positive psychology has positively impacted countless lives. His interventions focus on strengths, resilience, and personal growth.

7. Prof. Ananya Rao: Advocate for Mental Health Awareness

Beyond her contributions to academia, Prof. Ananya Rao actively advocates for mental health awareness. Her efforts in destigmatizing mental health challenges have been widely recognized.

8. Dr. Rohan Sharma: Trailblazer in Telepsychology

In the era of digital health, Dr. Rohan Sharma has emerged as a trailblazer in telepsychology. His work has made mental health support more accessible to diverse populations.

9. Prof. Aditi Sinha: Bridging Psychology and Technology

Prof. Aditi Sinha is at the forefront of exploring the intersection of psychology and technology. Her research delves into the impact of digital advancements on mental health.

10. Dr. Karan Malhotra: Specializing in Trauma-Informed Care

With a specialization in trauma-informed care, Dr. Karan Malhotra's empathetic and trauma-sensitive approach has garnered accolades from both peers and patients.

11. Prof. Anjali Desai: Leader in Cross-Cultural Psychology

Prof. Anjali Desai's work in cross-cultural psychology has enriched the understanding of how cultural nuances influence mental health. Her inclusive practices have resonated globally.

12. Dr. Sameer Kapoor: Innovator in Mind-Body Medicine

Dr. Sameer Kapoor's pioneering work in mind-body medicine has opened new avenues for holistic mental health care. His integrative methods prioritize the interconnectedness of mind and body.

Conclusion: Shaping the Future of Mental Health

In conclusion, these top 12 psychologists in India represent a diverse and dynamic spectrum of expertise within the field. From pioneering research to innovative therapeutic approaches, each professional contributes significantly to the evolving landscape of mental health. As we navigate the complexities of the modern world, the guidance and support provided by these psychologists play a crucial role in fostering emotional well-being and resilience. Their collective impact extends beyond individual consultations, influencing societal attitudes toward mental health and contributing to the ongoing dialogue surrounding holistic well-being.

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#Best psychologist in india #top psychologist in india #clinical psychologist

[ivfsurrogacycentreindia]

Best Infertility Specialist in Delhi NCR

Infertility can be a challenging journey for many couples, but the right specialist can make all the difference. In Delhi NCR, a hub of medical excellence, there are several renowned infertility specialists offering hope and advanced treatments to those struggling to conceive.

Delhi NCR, with its state-of-the-art healthcare infrastructure, houses some of the best infertility specialists in Delhi NCR. These specialists bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the table, making them a beacon of hope for couples facing fertility challenges. From cutting-edge fertility treatments to compassionate care, these specialists are dedicated to helping individuals build the families they dream of.

When seeking the best infertility specialist in Delhi NCR, it’s crucial to consider their reputation and success rates. One such specialist is Dr. Aarti Sharma, whose commitment to patient-centric care and a high success rate in fertility treatments has earned her recognition as a leading infertility specialist in the region. Her holistic approach and personalized treatment plans make her a trusted choice for couples navigating the complexities of infertility.

Delhi NCR is home to fertility clinics equipped with advanced technologies and a multidisciplinary team of experts, making it an ideal destination for those in search of the best infertility specialist. Dr. Rajesh Khanna, a prominent figure in the field, stands out for his expertise in reproductive medicine and assisted reproductive technologies. His pioneering work has not only helped numerous couples achieve successful pregnancies but has also positioned Delhi NCR as a prominent center for fertility treatments.

The third aspect to consider is the accessibility and comfort provided by the fertility clinic. Dr. Anjali Verma, a leading infertility specialist in Delhi NCR, has gained popularity for her patient-friendly approach. Her clinic provides a warm and supportive environment, coupled with state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring that couples feel at ease during their fertility journey.

For those looking for a holistic approach to fertility treatments, Delhi NCR’s best infertility specialists often integrate complementary therapies alongside medical interventions. Dr. Sameer Pahlajani is a notable name in this regard, combining traditional and alternative treatments to enhance the chances of conception. His approach reflects the evolving landscape of infertility treatments in the region.

In conclusion, when embarking on the challenging path of overcoming infertility, the choice of the right specialist can significantly impact the journey’s success. Delhi NCR’s array of best infertility specialists offers a blend of expertise, technology, and compassionate care, providing hope and solutions to couples striving to fulfill their dreams of parenthood. The region stands as a testament to the continuous advancements in reproductive medicine and the unwavering dedication of specialists committed to turning the tide for those facing fertility challenges.

#Best Infertility Specialist in Delhi NCR #selectivf

[bollywoodirect]

Remembering #ChetanAnand on his birth anniversary (03/01). Chetan Anand was a film producer, screenwriter, and director, whose debut film, Neecha Nagar, was awarded the Palme d'Or (Best Film) award at the first-ever Cannes Film Festival in 1946.

In the early 1940s, he was a history teacher and wrote a script about King Ashoka. He showed it to director Phani Majumdar in Bombay. He didn't pass the Indian Civil Service exams in London, but Majumdar gave him a leading role in the Hindi movie "Rajkumar" in 1944. He joined the Indian People's Theatre Association in Bombay too.

He directed "Neecha Nagar," which won an award at Cannes in 1946, the first Indian movie to be internationally recognized. It was also the first movie for Kamini Kaushal and the debut of Pandit Ravi Shankar.

In the 1950s, he and his brother Dev Anand created Navketan Productions in Bombay. Their first movie, "Afsar," had moderate success. He directed more films like "Taxi Driver" and "Aandhiyan."

He continued acting while directing, appearing in "Humsafar" in 1957 and directing and acting in "Arpan" and "Anjali" the same year. He acted and directed several more films like "Kala Bazar" and "Hindustan Ki Kasam."

He formed Himalaya Films and worked with a team to create memorable Hindi movies like "Haqeeqat" and "Heer Raanjha."

Anand "discovered" Rajesh Khanna through an acting competition and cast him in "Aakhri Khat," which was known for its music and locations. He directed Khanna again in "Kudrat."

He's also known for directing the television serial "Param Vir Chakra," which aired in 1988.

Anand Brothers: #DevAnand, Chetan Anand and #VijayAnand

#bollywoodirect #bollywood #chetan anand #vijay anand #dev anand

[ispravahomes]

The Isprava Insider Fertile Ground

“Goa’s coolest bar owners, designers and artists tell us why the sunshine state is an oasis for creative minds.” Jasreen Mayal Khanna

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that every place needs a strong band of creatives individuals who not only take inspiration from their surroundings but also bring new ideas and perspectives to them. With its gorgeous beaches, tropical hideaways and susegadled pace, Goa has long been a mecca for thinkers, artists, writers and designers. And in the past two years, as the pandemic has led to a further influx of those looking for less mundane and more inspired living, this community has only grown in spades.

For this Isprava Insider Volume IV issue, we’ve rounded up the coolest creative minds, some born-and-bred Goans, others part-time residents and full-time entrepreneurs who have found their home and have built a community that supports their pursuits. These are designers, genius chefs, brilliant mixologists and more, who are changing the design, culture and dining scene in Goa.

And who better than these folks to give you some Goa intel? From foraging in forests to international film festivals and feni distillery tours, these insiders reveal their favourite experiences that will show you a hidden side to this eternally golden destination.

ANJALI MODY FOUNDER & CREATIVE HEAD OF JOSMO STUDIO

Mody spent a part of her childhood in Goa but moved here permanently at the age of 31, when she and her husband wanted a slower pace of life and found Goa to be the perfect place to foster their personal and professional growth. She launched Josmo Studio soon after, and today, she runs Goa’s premier furniture studio with 85 employees, a 6,000sqft store and a 30,000sqft manufacturing facility. She currently resides in her family home in Nerul with her husband and twin babies. “When I lived in Mumbai, the pace of the city had control over me, but here it’s the opposite,” she says, despite still working 12 hour days through the week. She takes regular breaks, sometimes heading to the beach in the middle of the week, while on other days she switches off her phone. “Goa is grounded in the elements and we’re lucky to be surrounded by beaches, forests and waterfalls,” says Mody. “I always envisioned bringing up my kids around nature and trees and mud, close to the earth. Goa did that for me and I hope it does the same for my kids.”

Her Goa: Mody’s newly-revamped store in Porvorim has something for every home. She recommends trekking to old Goa to see the ruins and old churches, as well as to the waterfalls which flourish in the rainy season. “Adventure seekers should explore that aspect of Goa. Twice every monsoon, I arm-twist my friends and family into packing a picnic and heading to a waterfall. It’s simply splendid.” Vsit Isprava to read more.

#TheIspravaInsiderFertileGround #IspravaBlog

[michael-vadini]

Building Trust in a Global Economy - Key Takeaways from 2022 YPO EDGE

With a membership of over 30,000 business executives, YPO is one of the largest leadership communities in the world. The organization was founded in 1950 to help members become better leaders in their professional and personal lives. YPO members can enhance their professional knowledge and skills through local chapters, global networks, and online forums. Since its founding, YPO has also developed partnerships with Harvard and other prestigious institutions to deliver high-value business learning programs. In addition to these learning opportunities, members have access to various YPO events, including the group's flagship conference, YPO EDGE.

In 2022, over 2,700 YPO members from more than 80 countries gathered in New York City for the first in-person EDGE conference since 2019. The three-day event took place November 2-4 and included discussions with major figures from business, government, sports, and other areas.

The opening night of the conference featured a discussion with Larry Summers, former United States secretary of the treasury under President Bill Clinton. Along with other government and business leaders, including Vimeo CEO Anjali Sud and former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis, Summers discussed ways for executives to navigate the changing economic landscape affected by supply chain issues, rising food prices, rising energy prices, and inflationary pressures. The discussion also touched on geopolitical issues influencing global business.

On day two of the event, the global theme continued with a presentation by Parag Khanna, FutureMap managing partner and founder and CEO of Climate Alpha. Khanna highlighted the necessity for today's business leaders to be aware of geopolitical issues, geoeconomics, and geotechnology. Retired Marine Corps General James Mattis also reiterated the importance of understanding the connection between global politics, economics, and business.

In addition to globalism, trust was a major theme of the day's discussions. Harvard Business School Professor Frances Frei cited Walmart and Microsoft as examples of companies that have found success by building trust in the workplace. Likewise, TikTok CEO Shou Chew emphasized the importance of building trust among his tech company's employees, users, stakeholders, and policymakers.

The final day of the conference expanded on the importance of trust and related it to ethical leadership and corporate responsibility. One of the highlights of the day was a discussion with Nobel laureate and Rappler CEO Maria Ressa, who discussed the negative impact of media disinformation and ways business leaders can address the issue and the harm it causes. She urged attendees to think of their responsibility as extending beyond their shareholders to include the everyday citizens of the world affected by untrustworthy information ecosystems and their effects on democratic institutions.

YPO EDGE 2022 also featured discussions with Olympic gold medalist Eileen Gu, former presidential advisor David Axelrod, and New York Stock Exchange President Lynn Martin. Attendees had the opportunity to participate in masterclasses, workshops, and in-depth learning forums covering a wide range of topics, including making a work-life balance, connecting profit and purpose, and building inclusive workplaces. YPO EDGE will return to New York City in 2023 and 2024, and the organization invites all YPO members to attend. For more information, visit www.ypo.org.

#Michael Vadini

[news24fr]

Les cinq hommes arrêtés pour avoir traîné et tué une jeune femme de Delhi aux premières heures du Nouvel An ont admis qu'ils savaient que la femme était coincée sous la voiture, ont indiqué des sources. Lors de leur interrogatoire, ils ont dit à la police qu'ils n'avaient pas arrêté la voiture par peur. Anjali Singh rentrait chez elle avec une amie sur son scooter lorsqu'elle a été renversée par une voiture peu après 2 heures du matin. Sa jambe était coincée dans l'essieu avant de la voiture et elle a été entraînée par la voiture, tandis que son amie est tombée de l'autre côté et s'est échappée sans blessure. Cinq hommes ont été arrêtés le 1er janvier, quelques heures après qu'Anjali Singh ait été frappée et traînée sur 13 km de Sultanpuri à Kanjhawala dans le nord-ouest de Delhi. Ils ont été accusés d'« homicide coupable ne constituant pas un meurtre », de conduite imprudente et d'avoir causé la mort par négligence le 1er janvier. Les hommes, qui auraient été ivres, ont déclaré à la police qu'ils avaient réalisé que la femme était coincée sous la voiture. Ils ont continué à rouler dans la même zone et ont fait plusieurs demi-tours pour secouer le corps. Ils ont également dit à la police qu'Amit Khanna, qui conduisait la voiture, n'a pas de permis de conduire. Le corps d'Anjali Singh a été retrouvé à 4h40 du matin avec ses vêtements arrachés et sa peau écorchée.