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Fiery firecracker or radiant lamp? Dia Mirza sizzles up Diwali vogue in boho stylish maxi-elegant zari saree

Fiery firecracker or radiant lamp? Dia Mirza sizzles up Diwali vogue in boho stylish maxi-elegant zari saree

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Encouraging fashionistas to go all out with their at-home celebrations and festive vogue this Diwali, Bollywood diva Dia Mirza flooded the Internet with gorgeous footage in western and Indian appears and we are able to’t hold calm. Inspiring netizens’ sartorial closet this Diwali, Dia served attractive appears from dolling up in a Bohemian costume to slaying in a ravishing yellow zari…

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Fiery firecracker or radiant lamp? Dia Mirza sizzles up Diwali fashion in boho chic maxi-elegant zari saree

Fiery firecracker or radiant lamp? Dia Mirza sizzles up Diwali fashion in boho chic maxi-elegant zari saree

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Encouraging fashionistas to go all out with their at-home celebrations and festive fashion this Diwali, Bollywood diva Dia Mirza flooded the Internet with beautiful photos in western and Indian seems to be and we will’t hold calm. Inspiring netizens’ sartorial closet this Diwali, Dia served beautiful seems to be from dolling up in a Bohemian gown to slaying in a ravishing yellow zari…

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The pandemic has changed the dynamics of traditional office spaces and has reconciled the world with the idea of working from the comfort of their homes. Most people have gladly accepted the thought of abandoning formal spaces and dress codes to a comfortable atmosphere and attire. An office is more than just a workspace, it means different things for different people. The office is not merely a physical infrastructure of seating and an uninterrupted supply of Wi-Fi, it is much more. It is a place for networking, a place to be social, a place to step away from the domestic grind and a place to discover yourself.

Working from home is comforting in many aspects. An end to those long commutes, relentless traffic, and a significant reduction in travel and food costs has been a definite plus for most people. The mirage of work-life balance has finally seen light for most of us. Some employees have also reported improvement in their mental health whilst working from the confines of their homes. 

Diya Prasad*, a financial analyst working for an IT company in Hyderabad, claims that working from a physical office was extremely exhausting for her. Even though her working hours have increased while working from home, she can now cook healthy meals for herself, find time to work out, watch TV and work in a relaxed atmosphere, in the comfort of her house.

On the flipside, work from home comes with its own set of challenges. People living in big families have found it inconvenient to distance personal and professional responsibilities. 

Isha Khanna*, a Delhi-based Professor and a mother of two find it hard to deliver video-based lectures as well as keep her children occupied while she is working. 

Akash Raheja*, who works for an NGO, feels office work has increased exponentially during COVID-19. Being at home with his parents and working beyond office hours has been a tough balancing act for him.

Erratic power and internet supply have been a major complaint among people working from home in India. 

Neha Reddy*, a Bangalore-based HR consultant, feels the lack of an ergonomic seating and working area, has made working from home strenuous for her. Being in HR, on-boarding new recruits, and integrating them in the company has been a challenge for Neha.

A workplace has been synonymous with social interactions, they are a window to broader horizons awaiting beyond the confines of domesticity. 

Naina Singh*, a journalist from Bangalore, misses socializing with her colleagues. Staying alone under lockdown for such a prolonged duration has made people yearn for human contact. 

Fahim Mirza*, an account manager at an Electronics company in Hyderabad, also feels that personal interactions keep the team morale going and are necessary for productivity.

As the outbreak continues unabated, companies are now exploring remote working options for a longer duration. Companies like Facebook and Google have declared work from home till the end of 2020 for most of their employees. The extension of work from home for the foreseeable future will require streamlining of inherent weaknesses of the system. Collaborative brainstorming and team coordination are an absolute essential in most corporate cultures, so a model that combines both works from home, as well as the need to go to the office once in a while, will have to be deployed. One such concept that several companies and individuals are now exploring is co-living residences. These housing precincts encompass bedrooms, living areas as well as in-room workstations. They also have a cafeteria for in-house dining and coffee. So, while you save time in trying to cook, you can socialize with fellow residents responsibly and also grab a cup of coffee.

Shrey Kapoor*, a resident at Buzz Quarter (A co-living complex by Living Quarter) in Hyderabad, claims this lockdown has been the best of both worlds for him. The premise has not only been safe from infections but also helped him work optimally without power and internet outages. While maintaining social distance, he has also had the company of fellow residents during the lockdown. He has certainly been able to work more efficiently than he would have, had he returned to his hometown in Delhi. Moonis Ali, the co-founder of Living Quarter, believes that co-living units that include private living areas and shared spaces with room for adequate social distancing, as well as provide amenities akin to office complexes, are the need of the hour. Such residential set-ups provide working millennials the flexibility of working from home as well as visiting offices when required. Moreover, the communal nature of co-living housing is well-balanced with respect for individual privacy. Thus, a new normal is emerging wherein the efficiency of work from home will have to be expanded while retaining the elements of office culture.

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10 best looks of Dia Mirza, who will win your heart

In the fashion world, Dia Mirza may be in the news due to her traditional costumes, but in the western look, she looks amazing. Dia Mirza carries all her outfits so gracefully and elegantly that her eyes are relaxed. Out of thousands of looks for Diya, we have selected 10 best looks for you, which you can adopt in addition to your wedding functions, party, and other occasions.

Mirza is dressed…

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10 Bollywood Divas Who Looked Beyond Beautiful On Their Wedding Day

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10 Bollywood Divas Who Looked Beyond Beautiful On Their Wedding Day

For all the girls reading this, I am sure that you have already decided to dress your ‘ideal wedding’. Do not try to stress! I will not pass judgment as every young woman does this and not to deny this fact, many brides-looking-for-inspiration-turned towards B-Town.

Actually, this is not only young women, even young people keep track of such things. Because they also want to see how their ideal bridal should be. Am i the right boys

But in the captured life, it is clear that we do not have the time to constantly keep a follow up on everything. Therefore, to help you get rid of such concerns, I have brought a wonderful collection for you that our famous Bollywood days are wearing their best days. So grab your breath because it’s gorgeous moving forward.

1. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan 

Aishwarya Rai married Abhishek Bachchan on April 20, 2007. Though marriage was a traditional case, but it was carefully carefully identified against the brightness of the media. On his special day, Aishwarya wore a golden yellow golden earrings, which was decorated with swarovski crystals and gold thread.

2. Soha Alia Khan

    The couple, Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Khemu have teamed up in an ordinary marriage ceremony on January 25, 2015, in which star-studded receptions have been done. Soha Ali Khan was looking for a beautiful bride for a wedding ceremony in an orange and cream sabyasachi lehga.

3. Bipasha Basu Singh Grover

    The 38-year-old ‘Raj’ actress Bipasha Basu had co-aligned with Karan Singh Grover (35) at the traditional Bengali wedding ceremony.

Bipasha took a pair of traditional red and golden bridal by Sabyasachi. His heavy lehnga, as well as the blouse, were beautifully decorated with gold work. Beautiful Bengali bride herself entered with heavy ornament .

  4. Esha Deol

    In July 2012, Esha had collaborated with Sindhi jeweler Bharat Takhtani at the Iskcon Temple in Juhu, Mumbai. At the end of the marriage, Esha turned to Lehenga of a red wedding with the work of the Gita created by Nita Lulla.

5. Genelia D’Souza

Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D’Souza were married on February 3, 2012 in Grand Hyatt, Santa Cruz. It was a traditional Maharashtrian Hindu wedding, the next day (February 4) in the church of Saint Anas, they had a marriage of a Roman Catholic church.

For the Maharashtrian wedding, Genelia wore a beautiful red bridal sari with gold kundan border. His blouse was golden and exquisitely embroidered. His bride was designed by Sari Nita Lulla and styled by her daughter Nishka Lulla.

  6. Asin

Asin married Rahul Sharma in New Delhi in the year 2016. This actress had a Christian wedding on the morning, after which another ceremony was done according to Hindu cusi lehenga tom. According to the Indian Express, for the Hindu festival, Asin was wearing a golden Lehnga By sabyasachi.

  7. Dia Mirza

Former Miss Asia Pacific, Diya Mirza was absolutely beautiful in Ritu Kumar Beige and the green ensemble (Sharara). According to sources, the actress had signed an alliance with the Sahil Sangh on October 18, 2014, which was in search of her bride with a set of diamond and emerald jewelery.

8. Shilpa Shetty Kundra

Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra married on November 22, 2009. According to sources, Shilpa Wedding Dress was prepared by Tahliyali on the wedding day.

9. Kareena Kapoor Khan

Actor Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor married a five-year-old girlfriend, on October 16, 2012 with a silence. According to INDIA TODAY, on her special day, Kareena used to wear shimlaji’s ghaghra.

10. Vidya Balan

At the age of big, fat Bollywood wedding, Vidya Balan finished the year by marrying UTV CEO Siddharth Roy Kapur in a non-glamorous marriage. According to sources, Vidya kept it simple and wore a red sari while the groom used to wear yellow kurta.

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