30102024-LSTL-01.qxd 10/29/2024 8:00 PM Page 1 c m y b TRIBUNE Shocked! Hollywood star Bradley Cooper was shocked when he was given the title of the Sexiest Man Alive in 2011, his close friend and actor Dax Shepard has revealed. DEPP, CRUZ IN ACTION THRILLER Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz are set to collaborate once again in the upcoming thriller Day Drinker, directed by Marc Webb, for Lionsgate. The film will make its debut at the American Film Market (AFM). LUDHIANA | WEDNESDAY | 30 OCTOBER 2024 Jazz it up with zardozi Contemporary silhouettes with traditional elements, check out the best you can wear this Diwali Mona This festive season, traditional meets modern, offering rich colours like deep maroons, emerald greens and regal blues in contemporary silhouettes. The traditional textiles’ brocade, silk and velvet are making a strong comeback as are embellishments, like intricate zardozi work, mirror accents and sequins, lending a luxurious feel to festive outfits. Contemporary silhouettes with traditional elements, such as cape dupattas, draped sarees and fusion lehengas, are in vogue, offering a balance between timeless elegance and fresh, chic appeal. Accessories get a major fillip; embroidered clutches and bold footwear completing the festive look along with statement pieces. Here’s a quick check. Nine-yard magic There is nothing like the nine yards for embracing the festive spirit. Arpita Mehta’s toasted orange and rose gold saree is embellished with gold mirrors, kasab and is cut-dana hand embroidery. Ideal for formal Diwali parties, it’s luxuriant and yet not over the top. Tamannaah Bhatia All that glitter Glitter is the go-to word this season. If not much of a draper you are, Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna’s pre-stich sequin crystal-beaded fringe saree in cloudy blue is easy to wear. Makes a perfect match for meet and greet! Marigold magic Nothing screams Diwali a la marigold. While the flowers remain the mainstay of décor, check out the marigold kurta set by designer Archana Jaju. Threadhand embroidered, Jaju’s signature cutwork kurta set is handmade and handwoven. Ideal for Diwali puja! Over the top A glittery saree, plunging neckline, shiny baubles — take inspiration from Tamannaah Bhatia to drape a saree seductively, pairing it with a velvet blouse. Mix and match colours and styles to stand out this Diwali. ‘Rocking the country’ Changing hues of tradition Shivani Bhakoo Guneet Monga Kapoor Complexities of young love The Oscar-winning producer Guneet Monga Kapoor, whose new streaming title Gutar Gu Season 2 is getting a lot of positive response, has said that the show captures the emotions of innocence and love. The show takes viewers back to the lives of Ritu and Anuj, following their journey as they navigate the complexities of young love. The second season of the show highlighting the emotional nuances of relationships amidst the trials of growing up. Talking about the show, Guneet Monga Kapoor said in a statement, “The young cast brings such authenticity and spirit to this project. It started as a short film in 2021, titled Gupt Gyaan, and has grown with overwhelming demand, evolving into a series that is close to all our hearts.” Gutar Gu Season 2 is available to stream on Amazon MX Player. — IANS Imtiaz Ali praised Diljit Dosanjh after his electrifying concert on Day 2 of the DilLuminati tour in Delhi. The director celebrated Diljit’s performances, which made the stage come alive. The Amar Singh Chamkila director shared several clips from the concert on Instagram and expressed his love and support for Diljit by posting videos from the event. In a clip shared by a fan, Imtiaz tagged Diljit and added the caption, “Rocking the country!!!” Diljit and Imtiaz worked together on the film Amar Singh Chamkila, which also featured Parineeti Chopra. Diljit commenced the India leg of his much-talked-about Dil-Luminati Tour 2024 in New Delhi on Saturday. The Dil-Luminati Tour will continue to entertain fans across India, with upcoming shows scheduled in cities like Jaipur, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Pune. — ANI The managing director of Avon Cycles, Onkar Singh Pahwa is a simple and downto-earth man. For him and his family, Diwali is a cosy affair. As he is 72 now, along with his wife Sarabjit Kaur, he prefer to stay at home on Diwali. At the same time, his two sons, Mandeep Pahwa and Rishi Pahwa, with their wives, Jasmine and Pallavi, attend parties and exchange gifts. “The only message I wish to give the younger generation on Diwali is that do whatever you want, but in moderation. Be it drinks or snacking, health should be your priority. Enjoyment is for a limited Imtiaz Ali praises Diljit Dosanjh after electrifying concert in Delhi c m y b Party time Diwali spreading over to plenty of parties, check out designer crepe silk geometric print kaftan in emerald green. Since jewel tones are ruling the colour palette, here’s inspiration for a friends’ party. The managing director of Avon Cycles, Onkar Singh Pahwa stresses the importance of health this Diwali time but good health lasts forever,” stresses Pahwa. As for Diwali day, puja remains his priority, “We do Lakshmi pujan and light diyas. My father used to go to Amritsar to get blankets and sweets for the staff but with the changing time, the staff does not want these gifts. According to their service and designation, we transfer funds in their accounts as they like it more that way,” adds Pahwa. Going down memory lane, Pahwa says that earlier sitting together and having sweets with the family was the main attraction on Diwali. “Even today, our entire family meets and spends quality time with each other. Though we do bring home crackers, my grandchildren, Aditya, Riyansh and Krishnav, feel that these raise pollution levels. We also donate generously for the welfare of orphans,” shared Pahwa. Onkar Singh Pahwa (extreme right) with his family
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