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Mona

A Fulbright fellow, Mona Sharma is a Principal Correspondent with The Tribune. Associated with the newspaper since 2008, she writes on lifestyle trends and cultural impacts of current events on society along with celebrity interviews, films and books reviews. Instagram: @everydaychandigarh Twitter: @monajourno Mail id: mona@tribunemail.com

Articles Written By Mona

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Lifestyle

At the Capital Bakery in Sector 10, Chandigarh, eating is an experience

By Mona 26 Apr 2025
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Movie Review

Mindless mayhem
By Mona 25 Apr 2025
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Lifestyle

Celebrity hairstylist Darshan Yewalekar believes in blending traditional techniques with modern innovations
By Mona 25 Apr 2025

Lifestyle

Theatre thespian Neelam Mansingh Chowdhry speaks about the books that shaped her life’s journey
By Mona 23 Apr 2025

Movie Review

Ritchie’s rich fare
By Mona 19 Apr 2025

Lifestyle

Celebrity chef Kunal Kapur opens his signature restaurant, Pincode, at a Tricity mall
By Mona 18 Apr 2025
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Lifestyle

Producer of Takdeer, actor Nav Bajwa says the upcoming Punjabi web series highlights the role of astrology in society
By Mona 17 Apr 2025

Lifestyle

On Baisakhi, renowned folk artiste Pammi Bai announces the World Bhangra League
By Mona 13 Apr 2025

Movie Review

Hitting the right notes
By Mona 11 Apr 2025

Lifestyle

At the premiere of Punjabi film Akaal: The Unconquered, actor Gippy Grewal is at his modest best
By Mona 10 Apr 2025
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