#Shivani Sharma

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Shivani Sharma at Osman Yousefzada, Spring 2022

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Startup And Entrepreneur Perspective  By Shivani Sharma Chefpreneur And Founder - Gourmestan

1. How did your culinary background influence the creation and development of Gourmestan?

My culinary background is of a chef,��and what influenced me to start Gourmestan was that there was nobody working with millets, clean eating and gut-friendly food, at the time. I was inspired to create artisanal products using base ingredients that are easily available in the country, to also introduce an element of sustainability. That inspired me to start Gourmestan. The motivation that drives me is my absolute inner desire to make people eat, and for them to embrace eating healthy.

2. How does Gourmestan stay innovative in the ever-evolving culinary industry?

Gourmestan stays innovative because the chefs and the team driving Gourmestan are innovative. We are always trying to create something completely new and seasonal. We are always looking at current trends and trying to adapt those with our signature healthy twist.

3. Are there any new markets or regions you are planning to expand into in the near future?

Yes. In terms of India, I am looking to expand to the southern region, especially to cities such as Hyderabad and Bangalore. And overseas, I am looking at the UK, the United States and UAE as markets.

4. The culinary market in Dubai is booming along with its overall growth. What are your thoughts on this trend, and how does Gourmestan plan to capitalize on the opportunities in Dubai?

Gourmestan will definitely be growing in the Gulf region, with a different concept. We are keenly looking at expanding our presence in Dubai and UAE. These regions are highly influenced by brands from Europe, the UK and the US – people here travel very frequently, since the UAE is a multi-nationality country. Thus, there is excellent recall and recognition for brands they have experienced overseas.

At the same time, the UAE is now also moving towards creating their own homegrown brands. Even expats from other nations are creating and growing new concepts in this region. I do see a good mix of both, but I also see that this mix brings its own set of challenges – it is a very diverse market and to capture this diversity, you must have a palate which matches the people living here.

5. How do you perceive the current market for the culinary industry? What are some of the emerging trends you’ve noticed?

I think the current F&B industry is growing. I feel that more people are becoming aware about clean eating. And so, I am seeing FMCG brands developing mass product lines that are attuned to the principles of clean eating.

Consumers are increasingly becoming health-conscious, especially after the pandemic, and are consciously choosing clean products. I also see the industry evolving, with specific niches emerging. However, foraying into the clean gourmet space does involve a high level of risk – not every player has the palate and pocket size to regularize an experience that is inherently expensive and labour-intensive.

All in all, I believe that the emergence of FMCG goods in this category will infuse innovation and that their presence is here to stay.

6. What do you think are the key factors driving the growth of the culinary industry today?

The key factors driving the growth of the culinary industry are innovation, experiential setups and experiential concepts in the culinary industry.  Another important and heartening trend I have observed is chefs and entrepreneurs reimagining the local cuisines of India and interpreting them in a much more defined and refined form, to make them more accessible.

7. How has the market landscape changed since you started Gourmestan, and how has your business adapted to these changes?

I have observed many talented people coming into the industry and creating amazing brands. However, even as we acknowledge and appreciate their presence, as a brand we are looking inward to constantly maintain our standards and offer goods that delight our clientele, rather than regarding them as competition. For our team, consistency matters the most. Our brand is known for its focused approach to clean, gourmet products with an emphasis on locally and sustainably produced ingredients – so, we look inwards and try to keep bettering what we do the best.

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Ved Thappar, Dhruv Raj, Shivani Sharma, Dweep Raj Kochhar, L.K. Cheema, Mukul Cheeru, Kuku Diwan, Prashant Kumar, Muskan Panwar, Alankrit Saini, Naved Sharma, Rukmani Shod

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found a cute new couples picrew!! so i made a couple of IF ships <33 [ picrew here ]

from left to right - Arielle x Carrie (Blood Moon) - Natalie x Shivani (TWC) - Shanaya x Victoria (Infamous) - Crystal x Blaire (Golden) - Rahul x August (Infamous) - Jasmine x Farah (TWC)

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imagine: Kate’s maternal uncle and auntie coming into the picture and they love her… but ignore Mary and Edwina completely. They hold a grudge and think Mary maliciously kept their niece away from and forced her to give up her dowry for Edwina to come to England.

So, they come over, find out about the chaos and decide to stir shit up and bring Kate back with them. They first act unassuming and act all pleasant. Slowly… They try to make Mary look like the bad guy, Kate’s Aunt making a scene and crying her eyes out of something Mary ‘said’ and painting Mary as a wicked stepmother and Edwina a ungrateful half sister. Both of them try ensure that it’s not the case and that they love Kate but as Kate’s aunt ran out sobbing and telling the Bridgerton and Danbury that she never felt so insulted and will NEVER come back. Kate’s uncle acts desperate and gently tells Kate to come by as soon as she can as her aunt needs her. He needs her.

One thing should be clear, they both LOVE Kate. She gets put in a tough situation where she either chooses her maternal family who longs for her to come back with them OR stay with the family back here and who want her to stay.

I like to think that Kate’s mother was likely related to the Majaraj in India, maybe not a sister, but a distant cousin, because in India, Kate’s father had a moderately comfortable way of life, so it’s possible that they were very well connected at least until Kate’s father died. And her maternal family thought that once the mourning period was over Mary would take Edwina and go back to England with ‘her people’ but Kate would of course stay and marry back into the family, to one of the sons of the Majaraj or any of the high ranking officials in court who would keep her in the same comfortable lifestyle she was used to. But Kate decided to go to England with Mary and Edwina instead so her maternal family felt like somehow their little cousin’s only child was sacrificing all her oportunities in India for Edwina and Mary’s sake.

So of course, Kate’s family has to go ‘rescue her’ from those stick in the mud Brits who wouldn’t know real tea if it was serve to them in golden teacups. And show up right in the middle of the season, just as Kate is both trying to pretend she gets along with Anthony for Edwina’s sake, and also fend him off because apparently he’s insistent on marrying her sister.

Here’s where it gets funny, because if you’ve ever met an Indian Auntie and an Indian Uncle, you know they are persistent and they are very argumentative. And Aunties in particular tend to be… loud. So the Bridgertons, particularly Anthony, always end up overhearing that Kate used to have a seemingly perfect life when her father served the Majaraj and now her Aunt and Uncle think she’s been reduced to servitude.

I can imagine them being the perfect house guests but the minute everyone leaves the dinner table, Auntie Shivani starts trying to convince Kate to go back to India with them, using the typical arguments.

‘You would be so much more comfortable at home bebi’

‘Listen to your Aunt, you could be singing and dancing with the daughters of the Majaraj, instead look at this, all British people, long faces, no good music’

‘Come to India Kathani, as soon as were back home, Auntie will have your favorite Gobi Paratha made to celebrate, why do you want to be here? food in England doesn’t have spices, how can you truly be happy anywhere without spices?’

So Auntie and Uncle try their best to convince Kate that Edwina will be taken care of, because the Viscount likes her already and why not just come back to India and leave Mary to Lady Danbury. Etc Constantly making Mary out to be some downer who leaves everything to Kate and acting like Edwina needs to stop bothering her big sister for everything. Of course they like the Bridgertons because at this point Anthony is taking Edwina out of Kate’s hair, and that’s all Aunt and Uncle Sharma care about. Anthony is about to propose to Edwina, when he again overhears them trying to convince Kate to go home with them, and they bring up that the Majaraj handsome son still wants to marry her so really, this idea of being a governess in India is pointless when she could still marry Rahul and have a houseful of Indian babies. If she doesn’t like Rahul she could still marry Vijay, he’s also handsome and he’s an official.

Anthony has a shock because he was under the impression that Kate was unmarried because nobody had proposed to her, not because she willingly had already rejected her fair share of proposals in India. And the moment she goes back home, she’s going to be swarmed by those good and nice men her Aunt and Uncle keep preaching about. It’s the push Anthony finally needed to make him see that he’s got nothing if he doesn’t have Kate and if he does marry Edwina, she’ll be in a ship to India with her family faster than he can say divorce. So instead of proposing to Edwina, Anthony follows his heart and proposes to Kate. Much to the scandalizing outrage of Uncle and Auntie Shivani. And Kate’s absolute shock.

Can you imagine that anon. because that’s the tea

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Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 | Official Trailer

Star Wars: Visions volume 2 will stream on Disney+ on May 4, 2023.

Volume 2 shorts:

“Sith” by Rodrigo Blaas at El Guiri Studios (Spain)

A former Sith apprentice, leading a peaceful, but isolated life, is confronted by the past when her old master tracks her down.

ÚRSULA CORBERÓ as Lola

LUIS TOSAR as Sith Master

ÚRSULA CORBERÓ and LUIS TOSAR also voice their characters in the Spanish dub.

“Screecher’s Reach” by Paul Young at Cartoon Saloon (Ireland)

A young girl, seeking reprieve from her days in a rural workhouse, discovers a legendary haunted cave with her friends. The cave’s dark pull will change the trajectory of her life forever.

EVA WHITTAKER as Daal

ALEX CONNOLLY as Baython

NOAH RAFFERTY as Quinn

MOLLY MCCANN as Keena

ANJELICA HUSTON as Sith Mother

NIAMH MOYLES as Ghost

“In the Stars” by Gabriel Osorio at PunkRobot Studio (Chile)

Two sisters, the last of their kind who live in hiding on their ravaged land, squabble about how to survive with the Empire encroaching. On a water run, the sisters must fight back when they are discovered.

VALENTINA MUHR as Koten

JULIA OVIEDO as Tichina

KATE DICKIE as Officer

AMPARO NOGUERA as Officer

VALENTINA MUHR and JULIA OVEIDO also voice their characters in the Spanish Dub

“I Am Your Mother” by Magdalena Osinska at Aardman Animations (United Kingdom)

Young pilot Anni, who is embarrassed by her sweet, but clingy mum, must team with her for a madcap family race at the academy. Along the way, their relationship is tested by the elements, their old ship, other racers...and each other!

MAXINE PEAKE as Kalina Kalfus

CHARITHRA CHANDRAN as Annisoukaline Kalfus

DAISY HAGGARD as Dorota Van Reeple

BEBE CAVE as Julan Van Reeple

DENIS LAWSON as Wedge Antilles

“Journey to the Dark Head” by Hyeong Geun Park at Studio Mir (South Korea)

A hopeful mechanic and disillusioned young Jedi team up for a risky and unlikely quest to turn the tide of the galactic war, but dark forces tail them.

Korean language cast:

JANG YE NA as Ara / Young Ara

LEE KYUNG TAE as Toul

YUN YONG SIK as Bichan

CHWANG KWANG as Interpreter

CHOI SOO MIN as Master Duta

SHIN YONG WOO as Master Leesagum / Shopkeeper

LIM CHAE HEON as Training Partner

LEE SO YOUNG as Master Moru / Another Jedi

English Dub cast:

ASHLEY PARK as Ara / Young Ara

EUGENE LEE YANG as Toul

DANIEL DAE KIM as Bichan

ALBERT KONG as Interpreter / Jedi Master A

GREG CHUN as Shopkeeper / Master Leesagum / Training Partner / Padawan

JONELLA LANDRY as Master Duta

JUDY ALICE LEE as Master Moru / Another Jedi

“The Spy Dancer” by Julien Chheng at Studio La Cachette (France)

The premier dancer at a famous, Imperial-frequented cabaret uses her unique skill-set to spy for the Rebellion, but the presence of a mysterious officer threatens to derail her mission.

CAMILLE COTTIN as Loi’e

LAMBERT WILSON as Jon

KAYCIE CHASE as Hétis

RUDI-JAMES JEPHCOTT as The Officer

BARBARA WEBER-SCAFF as Mee’ma & Additional Voices

BRUCE SHERFIELD as Additional Voices

TAYLOR GASMAN as Additional Voices

“The Bandits of Golak” by Ishan Shukla at 88 Pictures (India)

Fleeing from their village by train and pursued by ferocious Imperial forces, a boy and his force-sensitive younger sister seek refuge in a vibrant and dangerous dhaba.

SURAJ SHARMA as Charuk

SONAL KAUSHAL as Rani

NEERAJ KABI as Inquisitor

LILLETE DUBEY as Rugal

SAHIL VAID as Maghadi and Scavenger     

RICHARD JOEL as Scavenger     

SUMANTO RAY as Conductor, Jangori Leader and Dhoona      

RAJEEV RAJ as Helper

AVIRAL KUMAR as Stormtrooper      

ISH THAKKAR as Stormtrooper and Alien     

AADITYA SHARMA as Stormtrooper and Alien    

SHIVANI DARBARI as Crowd

“The Pit” by LeAndre Thomas and Justin Ridge at D'ART Shtajio (Japan) and Lucasfilm Ltd. (United States of America)

A fearless young prisoner, forced to dig for kyber by the Empire, plans a risky escape for he and his people.

DAVEED DIGGS as Crux

ANIKA NONI ROSE as Eureka / Mother

JORDYN CURET as Livy

CEDRIC YARBROUGH as Old Prisoner

STEVE BLUM as Commander

MATTHEW WOOD as Stormtroopers

“Aau’s Song” by Nadia Darries and Daniel Clarke at Triggerfish Animation Studios (South Africa)

An alien child who longs to sing is raised by her loving, but stern father to stay quiet because of the calamitous effect her voice has on the crystals in the nearby mines.

MPILO JANTJIE as Aau (dialogue)

DINEO DU TOIT as Aau (singing)

TUMISHO MASHA as Abat

CYNTHIA ERIVO as Kratu

FAITH BALOYI as Attu

Poster

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Bollywood Movies Part CCVIII

Inspector Jatil Yadav (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) investigates the murder of the influential Raghubeer Singh (Khalid Tyabji) on his wedding night to his young second wife Radha (Radhika Apte). As Jatil investigates, he learns more about Raghubeer’s proclivities and about family secrets long left undisturbed, including the truth about the death of Jatil’s first wife (Natasha Rastogi).

CW for movie: human trafficking, rape, sexual abuse of a minor, some gore. Raat Akeli Hai is a good whodunnit that gives us a satisfying ending, while also being a love story. I enjoyed Jatil and Radha’s interactions, but I loved the performances of Shivani Raghuvanshi and Padmavati Rao as the combative Vasudha (Raghubeer’s niece) and the reprehensible Pramila Singh (Raghubeer’s sister-in-law) respectively. Ila Arun was also good as Jatil’s mother who wants him to get married. Favorite song is Ghoom Charkhya (no subtitles).

Kaajal (Bhumi Pednekar) moves out from her cousin Dolly’s (Konkona Sen Sharma) place when Dolly’s husband Amit (Aamir Bashir) makes a move on her and leaves her hated factory job. To make ends meet, she starts working at an adult call center as Kitty and begins an affair with “Pradeep” (Vikrat Massey), one of her callers. Meanwhile, Dolly deals with trying to make ends meet for her and Amit’s new luxury apartment that under construction and with the backlash against her son Pappu (Kalp Shah) liking girly things.

CW: corporal punishment. Dolly Kitty aur woh Chamakte Sitare is a good film about two cousins and their lives. It does a good job talking about women experiencing sex and desire without punishing them for it. It also doesn’t shy away from showing the realities of the society they live in, but doesn’t make those realities disheartening. A great example of this is the call center and how all the women there support each other. Favorite songs are Neet Ve and Khwabida (audio only). Neither song has subtitles.

Akash (Aditya Roy Kapur) goes to local crime lord Sattu Bhaiya (Pankaj Tripathi) to help take down a sex video made of him and his ex-girlfriend Shruti (Sanya Malhotra) without their knowledge. Meanwhile, Aalu (Rajkummar Rao) tries to help the woman he loves, Pinky (Fatima Sana Shaikh), when she comes to him to help get her husband out of jail for being prime suspect in a murder Sattu Bhaiya committed. After being released from prison, Bittu (Abhishek Bachchan), Sattu Bhaiya’s former second in command, meets Mini (Inayat Verma) who has run away from home and agrees with her plan to pretend to kidnap her to get her parents’ attention. Rahul (Rohit Saraf), after being taken by Sattu Bhaiya for being near the murder, manages to get Sattu Bhaiya’s money with the help of nurse Sheeja (Pearle Maaney), but Sattu Bhaiya sends his goons after them to get his money back.

Ludo is an entertaining dark comedy that is structurally based on the board game ludo (more recognizable to Americans as Parcheesi). It was quite entertaining and funny, while also being heartwarming. I loved Bittu and Mini’s story because of how cute it was, especially when Mini prompts Bittu on how to make ransom calls to her parents. Overall, a fun romp. Favorite songs are Qismat Ki Hawa Kabhi Naram (originally from Albela), Aarbaad Barbaad, and Meri Tum Ho. None of the songs have subtitles.

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Mira and a town of relatives

Mira and her father in the episode "The Great Diwali Mystery"

Mira, Royal Detective is one of my favorite series. I have to write about it here on this blog because unlike some other shows, the town where this Indian-inspired series is set, Jalpur, the protagonist, Mira, appears to be related to...everyone! This is like any small town. Anyway, I'd like to break it down for you all, because family ties and the value of family is central to this series, unlike any other that I have ever seen.

Reprinted from my Genealogy in Popular Culture WordPress blog. Originally published on June 2, 2021.

We do not currently know who Shanti's husband is, or if he is still alive. I created this using one of my favorite sites for creating family trees, Family Echo

Let's start with Mira, herself. She was appointed by Queen Shanti to be the royal detective in the city, and she considers her to be like a daughter. Shanti herself has two sons: Prince Neel, a brilliant and talented inventor, often flying around the city in his flycycle or some other invention, and Prince Veer, the aspiring King of Jalpur. Neel has a crush on Mira. We also know that he has a grand-grandmother who was an inventor and built a submarine, as shown in a recent episode, and has great aunt, Rupa. As for Mira, she has two friends, mongooses who help her out on cases: Mikku and Chikku. They are brothers and have two cousins, who are also mongooses: Preeti and Neeti, who are skilled in rope gymnastics. [1]

Mira, however, is NOT directly related to Queen Shanti. Her father is Sahil, who calls her "beti" when talking to her. Two of her friends, Priya and Meena, are sisters, and her cousins, as is Chotu, a younger brother of Priya and Meena (also known as Mina). Their mother is Pushpa, who is also Mira's aunt. Presumably, Kamala is also her cousin, who has a younger sister named Dimple. The same can, possibly, be said for her friends Pinky, Dhruv Sharma, and Sandeep. Apart from them are two brothers, Ranjeet and Manjeet, a music teacher (Sanjeev Joshi), who are her friends. [2] In a few episodes, the royal Nayapuram family appears, comprised of a king, queen, and their daughter, Princess Shivani.

In order to explain this, I came up with this chart created via one originally shared by Kathleen Brandt, a genealogist who wrote that it is "one of the biggest errors made when referencing cousin relationships."

So, we currently do not know the parents of Kamala and Dimple, Dhruv (whose surname is Sharma), Sandeep, or Pinky. But, it is possible that at least one of their parents is a brother or sister of Sahil and Pushpa. There are also many, many unnamed uncles that Mira meets in the town, meaning that they may be some of these people. Some of these parents may have been featured in some episodes but I'm not aware of them. That is definitely a possibility. Saying all of this, it is possible that Mira is calling older men she meets in Jalpur "Uncle" since, as some have noted, "kids routinely call complete strangers “Uncle” and “Aunty”" even if they aren't related. As Times of India noted in 2015, it is "very common" for those in India to call those older than themselves "Aunty" or "Uncle," with this done out of "respect for the elderly or for fellow humans." That could be the case here, even though the terms can also be used for those that someone is related to, by family ties.

Even so, I think that Pushpa is Mira's aunt, since her name in the show is literally "Auntie Pushpa." [3] In the end, I'll keep an eye on this series and possible write another post on this show later.

© 2021-2023 Burkely Hermann. All rights reserved.

Notes

[1] In a recent episode, "The Case of the Vanishing Picnic," Mikku says "its not every day there are cousins that visit from the big city," referring to Neeti and Preeti, showing Mira secret family recipes they have prepared.

[2] This isn't accounting for the Palace Tailor, the two bandits (Manish and Poonam), Ram Sing Ji, and Deputy Oosha who are likely not related to Mira.

[3] In the episode "The Case of the Lost Treehouse," Mira's pa says "there's the tapestry your Auntie Pushpa made for the wall," making it clear this is the case.

© 2020-2023 Burkely Hermann. All rights reserved.

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GEORGE ELIOT MEMORIAL AWARD Winners:

Here are the winners of George Eliot Memorial Award:-

1)     Shivani Ganta

2)     Pratiksha Sharma

3)     Ashish Kumar

4)     Dipika Sampat Unde

5)     Zeenat Barkatali Merchant

6)     Sowmya Santhosh

7)     Dr. Prashant Mundreja

8)     Dr. Mayaa Sh

9)     Dr. Shahir Y. Bajowala

10) Timnah D Davidson

11) Shroddha Mukherjee

12) Miss Farwa

13) MD Jimmy

14) Dr. Sujoyita Pal

15) Anjana Gomasta

16) Neha Prasad

17) Dr. Ashish Chopra

18) लक्ष्मी यादव " ख्वाहिश"

19) राजेश कुमार

20) Ms. Jelseeba

21) Debolina Bag

22) Amarjit Kaur

23) Iqra Umar

24) Nitin Raghav

25) Ammara Abid

26) Maryam Mughal

27) श्रीनिवास यन

28) Mr. Saroj Kumar Ojha

29) अंजू सिंह

30) Nida Heer

31) Kasturi Sinha

32) Vandana Nalini Singh

33) Salik Anwar Salik

34) Renosha A

35) Ayesha Yaseen

36) GS Prasanth Kumar

37) Anjali Saxena

38) जमी�� अहमद अंसारी

To read the biographies of all the award winners, please visit the following link -

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#Video | ठिका राजा जी | #Shivani Singh | Ft. Parul & Gaurav | Thika Raja Ji | New Bhojpuri Song 2024

Subscribe करने के लिए क्लिक करें 👉 – http://goo.gl/ip2lbk आप सब इस गाने का Reels बनाए – Make Your Reels :- ♪ Audio Credits ♪ ►Song – Thika Raja Ji ►Singer – Shivani Singh ►Feat – Parul Yadav & Gaurav Kushwaha ►Lyrics – Ashutosh Tiwari ►Music Director – Arya Sharma ►Company/ Label – Wave Music 📽️ Video Credits 📽️ ►Video Director – Govind Prajapati ►Digital Marketing – Lokdhun ►Whatsapp –…

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#Video | ठिका राजा जी | #Shivani Singh | Ft. Parul & Gaurav | Thika Raja Ji | New Bhojpuri Song 2024

Subscribe करने के लिए क्लिक करें 👉 – http://goo.gl/ip2lbk आप सब इस गाने का Reels बनाए – Make Your Reels :- ♪ Audio Credits ♪ ►Song – Thika Raja Ji ►Singer – Shivani Singh ►Feat – Parul Yadav & Gaurav Kushwaha ►Lyrics – Ashutosh Tiwari ►Music Director – Arya Sharma ►Company/ Label – Wave Music 📽️ Video Credits 📽️ ►Video Director – Govind Prajapati ►Digital Marketing – Lokdhun ►Whatsapp –…

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Pimpri Chinchwad: Woman in Wakad Dies By Suicide After Husband Fails to Buy New Mobile Phone

Reported by Varad Bhatkhande Wakad, 12th September 2024: A shocking incident has come to light where a married woman committed suicide by hanging herself because her husband did not buy her a new mobile phone. The incident occurred yesterday around 7 PM. The woman has been identified as 20-year-old Shivani Gopal Sharma. In today’s world, mobile phones have become a necessity for all age groups…

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Elevate Your Wedding: Top Event Hosts and Anchors for a Memorable Celebration

Elevate Your Wedding: Top Event Hosts and Anchors for a Memorable Celebration

Planning a wedding involves many decisions, and one of the most crucial is selecting the right event host or anchor to ensure your celebration is engaging, smooth, and memorable. Here's a guide to some of the best event hosts and top anchors who can add charisma and professionalism to your special day:

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Kapil Sharma Known for his wit and charm, Kapil Sharma brings laughter and entertainment to any event. His spontaneous humor and ability to engage with the audience make him a favorite choice for weddings.

Manish Paul With his energetic personality and versatile hosting skills, Manish Paul excels in keeping the crowd entertained. His charismatic presence and rapport with guests ensure a lively and enjoyable wedding experience.

Mandira Bedi A seasoned anchor with elegance and grace, Mandira Bedi adds a touch of sophistication to any wedding. Her eloquence and warmth make her an excellent choice for hosting ceremonies and receptions.

Raghav Juyal Known for his unique style and infectious energy, Raghav Juyal brings a dynamic and vibrant atmosphere to weddings. His spontaneity and dance skills often create memorable moments for guests.

Gaurav Kapoor With his blend of humor and storytelling, Gaurav Kapoor captivates audiences with his witty anecdotes and engaging presence. His ability to connect with guests ensures a personalized and enjoyable wedding celebration.

Shivani Dandekar A versatile anchor and host, Shivani Dandekar brings enthusiasm and charm to weddings. Her dynamic stage presence and ability to interact with guests make her an excellent choice for a lively and interactive event.

Cyrus Sahukar Known for his quirky humor and spontaneous wit, Cyrus Sahukar adds a playful and entertaining vibe to weddings. His ability to engage with guests and create laughter-filled moments makes him a popular choice for hosting.

Rochelle Rao With her poise and charm, Rochelle Rao brings elegance and warmth to wedding events. Her hosting skills and ability to handle diverse audiences ensure a smooth and enjoyable celebration for everyone.

Siddharth Kannan A versatile anchor with a charismatic persona, Siddharth Kannan excels in connecting with guests and creating a lively atmosphere. His energy and professionalism make him a reliable choice for weddings.

Shonali Nagrani Known for her polished presentation and engaging demeanor, Shonali Nagrani brings sophistication and grace to wedding ceremonies. Her ability to maintain a seamless flow of events ensures a memorable experience for all.

Choosing the right event host or anchor is essential for setting the tone and ensuring the success of your wedding celebration. Whether you prefer someone with humor and spontaneity or elegance and grace, these top hosts and anchors are sure to enhance your special day with their professionalism, charisma, and ability to create unforgettable moments.

Whether it's guiding guests through ceremonies, keeping the energy high during receptions, or adding personal touches to the proceedings, these hosts and anchors have the expertise to make your wedding a truly memorable occasion.

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Ayush Mahesh Khedekar, Amita Pathak, Ashwini Kalsekar, Gafoor Chacha, Darshan Jariwala, Sheila Sharma, Baby Shivani Gohil, Monil Dhakan, Purvi Bhatt, Parag Dwarkadas Dawda, Govardhan Asrani, Jay Thakkar, Naran Devath, Harsh

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I was tagged by @queerdetectiveblue & @grapecaseschoices to make some ocs as barbies !! thanks darlings <3 , lets go barbies 🥰💕

Shivani : "This barbie is an anxiety ridden scientist learning to stand up for herself " Ananya: "This barbie has years of eldest daughter rage built up" Crystal: "This barbie has no thoughts, head empty, will face her opponents with kindness and a sunny attitude " Shanaya: "This barbie is a bubblegum pop princess, hopelessly in love with love" Rekha: "This barbie is a boss ass bitch who here for the fun, drama & good vibes" Cerise: "This barbie is calm, collected, horror storytelling enthusiast"

Tagging (no pressure x): @sosolenoo, @veeple, @maburito, @nerdferatum, @ava-du-mortain, @dumortains & who else would like too join <3!!!

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Elevate Your Wedding: Top Event Hosts and Anchors for a Memorable Celebration

Planning a wedding involves many decisions, and one of the most crucial is selecting the right event host or anchor to ensure your celebration is engaging, smooth, and memorable. Here's a guide to some of the best event hosts and top anchors who can add charisma and professionalism to your special day:

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Kapil Sharma Known for his wit and charm, Kapil Sharma brings laughter and entertainment to any event. His spontaneous humor and ability to engage with the audience make him a favorite choice for weddings.

Manish Paul With his energetic personality and versatile hosting skills, Manish Paul excels in keeping the crowd entertained. His charismatic presence and rapport with guests ensure a lively and enjoyable wedding experience.

Mandira Bedi A seasoned anchor with elegance and grace, Mandira Bedi adds a touch of sophistication to any wedding. Her eloquence and warmth make her an excellent choice for hosting ceremonies and receptions.

Raghav Juyal Known for his unique style and infectious energy, Raghav Juyal brings a dynamic and vibrant atmosphere to weddings. His spontaneity and dance skills often create memorable moments for guests.

Gaurav Kapoor With his blend of humor and storytelling, Gaurav Kapoor captivates audiences with his witty anecdotes and engaging presence. His ability to connect with guests ensures a personalized and enjoyable wedding celebration.

Shivani Dandekar A versatile anchor and host, Shivani Dandekar brings enthusiasm and charm to weddings. Her dynamic stage presence and ability to interact with guests make her an excellent choice for a lively and interactive event.

Cyrus Sahukar Known for his quirky humor and spontaneous wit, Cyrus Sahukar adds a playful and entertaining vibe to weddings. His ability to engage with guests and create laughter-filled moments makes him a popular choice for hosting.

Rochelle Rao With her poise and charm, Rochelle Rao brings elegance and warmth to wedding events. Her hosting skills and ability to handle diverse audiences ensure a smooth and enjoyable celebration for everyone.

Siddharth Kannan A versatile anchor with a charismatic persona, Siddharth Kannan excels in connecting with guests and creating a lively atmosphere. His energy and professionalism make him a reliable choice for weddings.

Shonali Nagrani Known for her polished presentation and engaging demeanor, Shonali Nagrani brings sophistication and grace to wedding ceremonies. Her ability to maintain a seamless flow of events ensures a memorable experience for all.

Choosing the right event host or anchor is essential for setting the tone and ensuring the success of your wedding celebration. Whether you prefer someone with humor and spontaneity or elegance and grace, these top hosts and anchors are sure to enhance your special day with their professionalism, charisma, and ability to create unforgettable moments.

Whether it's guiding guests through ceremonies, keeping the energy high during receptions, or adding personal touches to the proceedings, these hosts and anchors have the expertise to make your wedding a truly memorable occasion.