Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu and her better-half Karan Singh Grover’s have gone for a refreshing vacation in the Maldives recently. The couple has landed in the Maldives earlier this week to celebrate Karan’s birthday & have continued to treat their fans with their vacay pictures from the tropical paradise.

Check out the images here:

While Bipasha was seen wearing a white dress with tropical leaves imprinted on it, Karan went shirtless flaunting his amazing biceps and cool tattoos. The couple has been sharing photos with the fans on Instagram flaunting their tanned yet toned bodies from the island. The actress also shared a spectacular video giving a tour of the luxurious site to her fans. Bipasha and Karan worked together in the film Alone & got married one year after in 2016. On the work front, they were last seen in the thriller web series Dangerous.

Somewhere in the previous few months came the crawling, pounding acceptance that the pandemic and the isolation it carries with it — is not going anywhere in near future. And keeping in mind that get-togethers or mass-gatherings are gone out of the picture for a long time to come, many people have started arranging parties at home with family & friends.

With so much uncertainty in the current scenario, planning a karaoke party can be a fun event to enjoy with your family & friends. Spending a lot more time indoors, nothing could be better than singing on your favorite tracks with your best pals. However, it can be a bit hard to choose the songs that make you sound good & create a fun environment. To make things simpler, we have come up with some quick tips that will help you pick out the best karaoke songs –

• Create a List of Songs –

Create a list of your favorite songs that you enjoy performing to. It is important for you to enjoy the songs so that your audience can have fun too. This is because listeners enjoy more when a performer is enjoying a karaoke performance.

• Keep the Audience Choice in Mind –

Of course, it is important to pick a song that you like so that you can sing it with ease. But it is equally important to select the songs of your audience’s taste. You can try some mixed songs like retro hits, peppy tracks, soulful Ghazals, and many more such options.

• Pick Popular Tracks –

People usually know the lyrics of fairly popular songs and love to sing along with them. Thus, it is good to keep some well-liked tracks in your karaoke playlist to make your performance more engaging & entertaining too.

• Consider Your Vocal Ability –

Vocal ability holds utmost importance when it comes to karaoke singing. Determine whether you are better at singing low notes or high notes beforehand so that you can perform without any difficulty. As every person has their own singing ability, it is not advisable to pick songs that are not in your vocal range.

• Keep a Check On Tempo –

Never go for a song that is either too fast or too slow. Slow songs are usually hard to sing as compared to fast songs. Therefore try to balance the tempo of the songs while you sing so that you don’t go off-track & end up spoiling your karaoke performance.

• Say No to Lengthy Songs –

The length of the song is the final thing that requires due consideration. Lengthy songs usually make your audience bored. Therefore it is always better to pick numerous short songs rather than picking few lengthy songs. This will let your audience want more rather than getting busy in their own talks & ignoring your boring performance.  

So that’s it! Karaoke singing is not just for an individual, it becomes more fun when several people are involved in it. There are many choices of picking popular karaoke tracks and that freedom of choice is one element that makes Regional Karaoke the best one! If you want to leave a lasting impression on your audience and surprise everyone with your singing, visit our online store today and download your favorite karaoke songs with lyrics at never-before prices!

Amitabh Bachchan hinted in his last update about his undergoing surgery and everyone worrying about his health. Wishes poured in from all sides in no time. Big B now shared his gratitude for all the priority and needs he had received from his fans and well-wishers.

During the wee hours of the morning, the actor took to his blog to share images and penned a brief note to precise his gratitude towards the love he has received.

Mr Bachchan shared many pictures in which he can be seen with a bandage on the side of his cheek. He captioned the post, ‘My gratitude and love for the concern and the wishes ..

The star also shares on his Twitter account in which he simply used folded hands emojis. The actor wrote, “T 3828 – ” followed by folded hands emojis that are interpreted as prayer emojis.

Check out his Tweet here:

Meanwhile, on the work front, Amitabh Bachchan features a line-up of some very interesting films in his kitty which incorporates, Ayan Mukerji’sBrahmastra’ that stars Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt in the lead roles.
He also working with Marathi director Nagraj Manjule’s debut Hindi film, ‘Jhund’. aside from this, he’s also a section of Rumy Jafri’s ‘Chehre’ where he is going to be seen sharing screen space with Emraan Hashmi in the lead role.

Ayushmann Khurrana and Bhumi Pednekar starrer ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’ completed 6 years today. Bhumi debut with this film in 2015. Producer-director duo Maneesh Sharma and Sharat Katariya are yet in quite a disbelief that they won the distinguished National Film Awards for the Best motion picture in Hindi. Maneesh and Sharat opened about their journey into making this fresh, timeless romance on this big day.

DLKH was your first film as a producer at YRF. What made you’re taking the plunge as a producer?
Maneesh: Some take the plunge; others are tripped into the pool. I’m the latter. Producing films was nowhere in my scheme of things, but I had not anticipated 1 Mr Aditya Chopra’s plans. Shuddh Desi Romance had just released, and that I was prepping for Fan. One fine day, a conversation initiated by Adi led to me becoming a producer just about overnight. C ‘est la vie!

You broke through in Bollywood with DLKH – did you expect this reaction once you were writing the film?
Sharat: No, one isn’t thinking any quite (such thing), one is usually unsure and is generally trying to write down with the simplest possible ideas one can have while writing. There was no expectation, if you’re asking, I used to be overwhelmed by the reaction but never expected it like that.

As a producer, what are the type of stories that you want to tell?
Maneesh: regardless of which role i’m engaged in a movie with – producer, director or story writer – I rely tons on my instinct. It’s tons to try to to with what feels right at that stage of life, and you click with a narrative or a personality or a genre and you back your instinct and plan to invest some time and energy into the method. So far, that’s mostly worked on behalf of me, I guess.

What does one thing is that the USP of DLKH that it’s achieved a cult status?
Sharat: I do not know; I honestly do not know. I saw the film a year after it had been released, again, at a movie festival with the audience, and afterwards, also, a few years later, again I saw it. I still do not know what worked with the audience, but I’m assuming that It still may be a hypothetical answer from my end, maybe the comedy, the characters, or I do not know what worked, or what was new in it, because once I hear the word ‘fresh’, I do not know what was fresh in it? I haven’t any idea; I can not break it down for myself. If I could, I might do this again.

When you and Sharat were teaming up for DLKH – did you expect the film to succeed in where it’s now?
Maneesh: All we hoped for was for the audience to attach to the narrative’s grounded and nostalgic quality. The love and heat the film has received over time do validate our conviction. Each film has its measure of ambition. This one did tick many of the boxes.

You have India, a fresh, new and exciting pairing of Ayushmann and Bhumi, who has now had a hattrick of hits. What does one think made these two so endearing in DLKH that folks have loved them ever since?
Sharat: It’s just their talent, nothing else! It’s their talent to step into the character’s skin and become the characters they’ve asked for, for any film they are doing. I am sure that’s why their movies work, and their performances work, then yes, it’s purely their talent.
What was the first thing you and Sharat said to every other once you won the film’s National Award?
Maneesh: Kya baat kar raha hai !!
What was your reaction once you won the National Award for the film?

Sharat: I even have very fond memories. One thing was that I need to know of it from a friend’s tweet. I didn’t realize it when it had been being announced, so one among my friends tweeted it and that I need to know and that I was like ‘really?’ i used to be not expecting it and that i wasn’t even aware that awards were announced or (the film was) submitted for the awards. I’ll tell you bit by bit what had happened; my first reaction was like, Oh God! I won’t be ready to work the entire day now. First, it wasn’t sinking in, but it sank in when there have been multiple phone calls then, and I remember calling Maneesh. I told him that the film had won a National Award for the film and the simplest singer (Monali) and Varun (Grover) for the simplest lyrics. So, he was also equally surprised, and he said, what are you saying! Then phone calls started coming, and therefore the phone was ringing non-stop. This has never happened to me; there have been numerous phone calls; it had been overwhelming an overwhelming experience.

Monalisa, who work in the Bhojpuri cinema and with her blockbuster movies, is now going for a television program.

Being a fanatic social media user, she is active on social media and always grab attention through her engaging posts. She shared a cute picture with her husband, Vikrant Singh Rajput, on Instagram.
In the picture, the couple looks ideal and gives meaningful relationship goals to their fans with this PDA moment.

Meanwhile, she wrote a heartfelt note for her hubby, “Dream without worrying … Love Without Limits ️…. #love #loveyou @vikrant8235”.

The lovebirds tied a knot in 2017 on a national channel while contesting the favoured Hindi reality show. Before getting married, they dated for several years and have worked together in several Bhojpuri films. Currently, the actress is functioning for the supernatural television program and receiving applause for her negative character.

Kollywood has gained wide popularity worldwide because of the amazing movies and harmonious tunes that you cannot resist listening to on repeat mode. Having modern, charming and idealistic characteristics, Tamil songs are perfectly blended. Known as a land of music & rich culture, Tamil Nadu has its roots dig deep into folk art and crafts. The traditional music of the state is truly inspiring and energetic which makes you hum along with it.

For all those who are a die-hard Tamil music lover and want to entice everyone with their exceptional singing skills, we have come up with the studio quality karaoke of the best male-female Tamil duet songs. Imagine all your friends and family enjoying every beat while you sing. Here’s a small and by no means complete list of popular male-female Tamil duet songs that you enjoy giving your voice to with your singing partner.

• Anbe Vaa –

This melancholic melody sung by Mano, Swarnalatha from the movie Dharma Seelan is just so poetic. The lyrics are just too simple and beautiful. The song is so addictive that it will surely get you hooked to it. If you have not yet given your voice to this classic Tamil song, you are missing something special. Download this popular Tamil karaoke at affordable prices right here.

• Aagaya Gangai Poonthen –

This super-duper hit song from the movie Dharmayutham starring Rajinikanth and Sridevi is sung by S.Janaki and Malaysia Vasudevan. The voice of these singers has made the song to be cherished by many. Bless the playlist by adding this Tamil karaoke old song to it and let your audience enjoy the fullest while you sing your heart out.

• Veru Velai Unakku –

Sung in the melodious voice of S.P.Balasubramainiyam and S.Janaki, Veru Velai Unakku is another popular Tamil song from the movie Mappillai.The song has complimented the movie in the greatest way possible and had won all our hearts. Give your voice to Veru Velai Unakku karaoke and make everyone fall for these simple yet sweet lyrics.

• Valayosai –

This is yet another popular Tamil track that has won the hearts of music lovers. Sung in the soulful voice of Faisal Razi and Shikha Prabhakaran, this song is an exotic treat for the ears. The song has catchy tunes that play on one’s mind like a soundtrack to thoughts. Get your hands on to the studio-quality karaoke version of Valayosai available right here.

• Chellamma –

Sivakarthikeyan’s Doctor single Chellama is one of the most popular Tamil songs that has crossed millions of views on Youtube. Composed and sung by Anirudh Ravichander along with Jonita Gandhi, the song became a chartbuster and ruled the internet. Groove to the good vibes and let others chill with this trendy number by giving your voice to this super-hit track. Shop for your favorite  Tamil karaoke songs with lyrics at affordable rates right here.

Every song on the list has its own fan base. This is the true power of music, and that is the reason we always come up with the finest quality karaoke tracks to let everyone hum along with them. Record your version of these popular Tamil tracks and shine like a star in your next karaoke party.

Tabu and Ajay Devgn will work together once again- this time is for the second part of ‘Drishyam’ in Hindi. However, ‘Drishyam 2’ released in Malayalam, written and directed by Jeethu Joseph, starring Mohanlal, and produced by Antony Perumbavoor, on February 19, 2021, released online. Th Joseph-directed movie story takes place 5 to 6 years after the release of ‘Drishyam.’ Drishyam 2 in Hindi will be released with modifications and produced by Kumar Mangat.

According to the sources, “Tabu and Ajay have accepted the offer to play the lead roles. The paperwork of shopping for the rights from the original’s producer is nearly done.”

The modalities, which include the shooting locales and budget, are fast being figured out. What essentially remains to be decided is whether Viacom 18, a co-producer in the first spare Kumar Mangat, remains in the picture.

The first part in Hindi, which hit theatres in 2015, was received alright. ‘Drishyam 2’ starrer Tabu and Ajay will go on the floors in the third quarter of 2021. Devgn & Co are eyeing a 2022 release.

Ranveer Singh is active on social media. He keeps entertaining his fans with excellent Instagram posts. Every now then, the actor goes survive his handle and interacts together with his fans. Ranveer met one of his followers and tried the trend ‘Pawri Ho Rahi Hai.’

‘Ye Humari Pawri Ho Rahi hai’ created by a Pakistani influencer’s video was viral. Ranveer has also joined the bandwagon after his wife Deepika Padukone, and it’s all things adorable.

He is often seen showing off his ‘gajar ka halwa’ gifted by his fan in the video. He is often seen enjoying the ‘Pawri’ video together with his fan. He is often heard saying, ‘Ye humara gajar ka halwa hai, ye hum hai aur yaha pe pawri horri hai.’ Have a look:

Earlier, Deepika had also shared her combat the ‘Pawri’ trend. With the video, the actor had shared her childhood picture and presented a funny twist.

While Deepika and Ranveer’s much-awaited film ’83 is certainly releasing on 4th June in cinemas, the movie chronicles the Indian cricket team’s first World Cup win under the captaincy of Kapil Dev in 1983 once they defeated the West Indies in the final to win the championship. it’ll release in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam. The film was earlier slated to release last year in April, but thanks to the pandemic, the makers postponed it.

Alia Bhatt’s extremely awaited drama ‘Gangubai Kathiawadi’ is ready to be released on July 30, 2021. Helmed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, the teaser is going to be unveiled today. Alia shares the big news on Instagram and added a touch note with it, which read, “in cinemas July 30, 2021.

She will be playing the lead role in the film and can be essaying a mafia queen’s role. The film includes a story changed from Hussain Zaidi’s book ‘Mafia Queens of Mumbai.’

Besides, Alia also has multiple projects in her pocket. She is going to be seen alongside Ranbir Kapoor, Amitabh Bachchan, and Mouni Roy in Ayan Mukerji’s Brahmastra’. She also has ‘RRR,’ which can be helmed by SS Rajamouli. The film also casts Ajay Devgn and Ram Charan.

The makers of Dinesh Tej and Ananya Nagalla starrer “Play Back” have revealed the movie’s release date. The film is going to be hitting the screens on the 5th of March, 2021.

Promoted to be a suspense thriller, “Play Back” is touted as India’s first movie on Cross Time Connection. A telephone makes a connection between the past and, therefore, the present. The movie also casts Jenny, Arjun Kalyan, Vishnu, Spandana, Deepthi, Karthikeya Krishna Malladi, Gowtham Raju, Tagubotu Ramesh, Ashok Vardhan, TNR, Murthy, Chakrapani Ananda, Aishwarya Lakshmi in pivotal roles.

The teaser of “Play Back” is only narrative-based and hints at the film’s core idea. Nevertheless, it’s hit the proper chords with industry members, critics, and trade analysts, who have lauded the teaser. It’s cinematography by K Bujji. The film has music composed by Kamran. Replay has been directed by Hari Prasad Jakka and produced by Prasadrao Peddineni under the banner of Sri Venkateswara Art Creations.

Hari Prasad Jakka is a screenplay writer in movies like Akkineni Naga Chaitanya starrer 100% Love and Mahesh Babu starrer 1 – Nenokkadine. He was debuted in the romantic comedy entertainer Darsakudu in 2017. For the unread, Hari Prasad Jakka and popular producers Sukumar are best friends since their college days. They worked together for many years, after studies.

On Friday evening, Kangana Ranaut reacted to former Madhya Pradesh minister Sukhdev Panse’s derogatory remark about her, calling her a “naachney gaane waali.” Kangana tweeted a hardy reply held an IANS tweet about Panse’s comment.

Kangana wrote on Twitter, “Whoever this fool is, does he know I’m no Alia, Katrina, or Deepika. I’m the sole one who refused to try to item numbers, refused to try to big hero ( Khan /Kumar) films which made entire Bullywoodiya gang men +women against me. I’m a Rajput woman. I do not shake a** I break bones”.

Her reply to an IANS tweet: “Former minister in the past #KamalNath govt in Madhya Pradesh, Sukhdev Panse, has made a critical remark against #Bollywood actress #KanganaRanaut (@KanganaTeam), calling her a ‘Naachney Gaane waali’ (which loosely translates into an inexpensive version of a public entertainer).”

Meantime, Kangana has some exciting projects in her pocket, including ‘Tejas,’ where she will be seen playing the role of an Air Force pilot. She also has ‘Dhaakad’ where she is going to be essaying the role of Agent Agni.
Apart from these, Kangana also has ‘Thalaivi’ where she is going to be seen getting into the shoes of the late actress-turned-politician J Jayalalithaa.

Actress Nithya Menen is certainly taking an occasion in Kerala. While various would think that the lockdown was an extensive break, Nithya disagrees. “It was just five months, and I’ve taken longer breaks than that. Everyone seems like a year went so fast, but it wasn’t a year. The lockdown was lifted in August, and that I am shooting from September. I even have been home just one occasion since then,” says the actress, who finished dubbing her portions for Indhu VS’ 19(1)(a) that also has Vijay Sethupathi and Indrajith Sukumaran. In conversation with Nithya.

Compared to your films within the other industries that have you ever in diverse roles from cameos to female protagonists, in Malayalam, you’ve got been a part of movies, like Praana and 19(1)(a), during which the story revolves around your character.

Honestly, I hadn’t considered that till you mentioned it. These sorts of movies give me a pleasant space; naturally, if a movie is that character, there’s a big emotional graph. But I even have also done Kolaambi, which isn’t entirely on me. There are tons of other actors, and Renji Panicker and Rohini’s characters have much more screen space within the film.

Frankly, while choosing movies, I don’t check whether it is a multi-starrer or a single-heroine project. I hear a narration, and I like it, I do it; it’s that straightforward. If I prefer the script, it doesn’t matter where my character falls in it. That’s why you see the range. If I had a criteria, you’d have seen a pattern.

What can you tell us about working in 19(1)(a) after the lockdown?
We had planned to shoot the movie before the lockdown started. So, the minute the lockdown was announced, we had to place everything on hold, and once the restrictions were lifted, we could start soon as everything was ready. The story was narrated to me years ago, and it’s been in my mind ever since. I like the film because there are things in it that I had never done before. The character, the pace of the movie, certain scenes and shots within the film – all of which I even have never wiped out my career.

Was it an emotionally exhausting character?

Not even a touch bit. It’s the precise opposite. I used to be extremely happy throughout the shoot. It’s a subtle movie.
How was it working with Vijay Sethupathi in an exceedingly Malayalam film?
Sethupathi and I only had a couple of days of shoot together, but both folks enjoyed shooting. He thought we didn’t have enough scenes together. Our combination scenes were nice to shoot, and that we all felt the two characters were wealthy together and had excellent chemistry.

During the lockdown, you had said that you had plans to direct a movie. And in the projects conceived and executed during the pandemic, most are more involved because the cast and crew are limited. Does it help in gaining directorial lessons?
I am repeatedly asked about direction, and that I say, ‘Yes, I might like to.’ But it doesn’t mean I’m getting to direct now. It doesn’t have a time-frame or plan as of now. Currently, I feel I even have to try to do more in terms of acting.

As for shooting during the pandemic, there was a slight change when it came to 19(1)(a) because it had been shot in Kerala, and therefore the State is stringent when it involves following pandemic restrictions. We had a small crew, and that I enjoyed it immensely. The very fact that there weren’t too many of us on the sets meant there wasn’t an excessive amount of noise and chaos. I used to be optimistic before the lockdown, thinking that folks are now getting to know that you can shoot with a smaller crew. I always want to have a problem with the chaos on the sets. It’s something that disturbs me immensely. But it’s bounced right back to normal now.