Few actors tread as effortlessly between the various mediums, Films, Television and Theater, as Himani Shivpuri does. Even fewer transition from the environs of the National School of Drama, to Commercial cinema, with as much success, as Himani did. But then doing things different, be it studying in an all boys school or be it turning down a scholarship to study aboard to pursue theater, has become... 

They say a hallmark of an actor is that he or she should be able to become what they are not and convince the audience that, it is indeed the truth. Using that criteria, Alok Nath, qualifies as one of the finest actors in the globe today. He played father to a man older than him in the national award winning Agneepath and did it with so much conviction, that he became a father to the audience long... 

An Interview With CEO Uday Singh PVR was one of the first off the block when the Multiplex revolution hit India. Their chain in Saket, New Delhi, became not only about going to the movies but also about making it a lifestyle choice. The pundits who had predicted that the cinema would die, were proved very wrong. Suddenly all of India were rsuhing to Multiplexes and certainly PVR was one of the tops... 

Interview Arranged by Rajnigandha Shekhawat Post Rock On, the one danger I see is that you will give up the supporting roles, which you did very well in movies like Woh Lamhe and only concentrate on leading Guy roles, your take on that? As an actor one always harbours a dream to do films that are about ones onw character. I’m just giving a shot at that. Let’s see what comes of it. Am keeping... 

So how did Carving Dreams come about? Before Carving Dreams (“CD”) I was working with Coco Cola India as their celebrity Head of Operations. I used to handle all the celebrity endorsements for the brand Coke and their other subsidiary brands, like Thums Up, Sprite, Fanta, etc. Coke was based out of Delhi and I was looking to move back to Mumbai, where I am originally from. So I disconnected with... 

Interview Arranged by Rajnigandha Shekhawat From Havard to Stand Up comedy, did that the Ivy League education ever come in the way of your career or prevent you from taking certain risks? Firstly, I wasn’t at Harvard for that long, it was a short acting course. I wouldn’t call myself Ivy league, I’m mostly ‘ Out of my league’ . But to sum it up, my job is to stand on a stage... 

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What got you to LA in the first place? I started in India , working with Mahesh Bhatt, I worked with him on his first few movies, Manzilen Aur Bhi Hain, Vishwasghat, Lahu Ke Do Rang and Naya Daur. Manzilen was the movie that gave me the opportunity to interact with Kabir Bedi, with whom I became great friends. So Kabir had become a successful star in Europe and was subsequently doing a movie...