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An eye for detail
 
 
You'd expect him to de-thread the philosophies associated with new-age cinema, digging into the trivialities and the high points. You'd expect him to spill some knowledge seasoned with arrogance…but what he says leaves us with a blank face. "I am still searching for my voice and genre. 
 
cut by cut: (L-R) Kartar Cheema, Japtej and  Amann Grewal 
 
Notes to remember
 
An overdose of success leaves one with a hangover, which is more often than not, lasting. Those who take success in their stride carry on while those who fail end up as a one-film or one-song wonder. A part of Kanika Kapoor's lessons in how to handle success is self-taught and the rest, learnt from her mentor Dr Zeus. 
 
gyan zone 
        
A fine tune
 
Hits have come his way, so have money and recognition. When a director like Anurag Basu comes to say 'Hi' personally, well, that means you have arrived 
in Bollywood! What's more…he has turned his passion into a profession!
 
Mind reader
 
She started writing at the age of six and at 13, she worked as a junior journalist at DNA YA (young adults), and at 14, Tanessa Puri started penning down a book that was launched this year at the Jaipur Literary festival.  
 
         
          
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A heart-felt gesture
 
Like a true blue teacher, she wanted to put a lot of things straight with today's little ones; things like too much of television, invasion by the technology and lost art of good old story telling. 
 
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        Creamy layer
 
A soft creamy dessert is any foodie's quest and it is a cook's desire to whip-up something light to appease the sweet-tooth. And when it is made with ingredients off the shelf while looking 'so good', it becomes any housewife's pride.
 
Verse from the heart 
 
In many ways, the work of a translator comes across as an easy one, courtesy the 'ready matter' at the author's disposal. However, Prof Satyapal Sehgal of Hindi Department, Panjab University, who recently penned a book—Lal Singh Dil-Pratinidh Kavitaein—that is a translation of revolutionary poet Lal Singh Dil's poems, says, "Translation, from one language to another, requires much diligence in  terms of articulating the same feeling that the original composition has in its capacity to generate.
 
 
 
 pet passion 
 
 
        
From the horse’s mouth
 
Some call dogs as 'man's best friend' and some on the other hand call the horses as 'man's most intelligent friend' and Glenn Peat, the GM of Hyatt Regency Ludhiana, seems to be in agreement with the latter.  
 
star track 
      
          Lose & gain 
      
          Angelina-Stella team up for a kid’s line 
      
          Nargis finds her voice 
      
          Kids over career 
      
          Big B is a busy man 
      
          No material boy this one!
 
chatter box 
      
          A strong voice 
      
          The big fight 
      
          Testing times 
      
          No dieting for Paridhi 
      
          Close friendship
         
        
 
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