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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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Entertainment

From personal growth to career milestones, celebs reveal their 2025 resolutions

By Mona 01 Jan 2025
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Movie Review

Self-deprecating good humour but rough and crass
By Mona 28 Dec 2024
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Lifestyle

Meet the celebs who aced their fashion game on the global stage
By Mona 27 Dec 2024

Lifestyle

Amia Kunwar’s Punjabi book Imroznama is a peep into a surreal world that Imroz and Amrita Pritam inhabited
By Mona 26 Dec 2024

Lifestyle

French chef Govinda Maria vouches for the Pain d’épices cake as something that will suit the Indian palate
By Mona 25 Dec 2024

Lifestyle

Caroline Rowett’s mulled wine recipe is influenced by her travels—a little from Sweden, France, Germany and UK
By Mona 25 Dec 2024
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Movie Review

Being girls, and how emotions unfurl
By Mona 21 Dec 2024

Lifestyle

Punjabi-Canadian singing sensation AP Dhillon, of Summer High fame, has garnered a fan base across the globe
By Mona 21 Dec 2024

Entertainment

Kritika Kamra, who impressed the audience with Gyaarah Gyaarah, believes she has become more experimental with her roles
By Mona 20 Dec 2024

Lifestyle

Shreya Mehra and Archana Jaju, designers based in different corners of the country, are trying to keep traditional crafts and techniques alive by incorporating them in contemporary clothes
By Mona 19 Dec 2024
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