Shaan

Singer Shaan and wife Radhika Mukherjee bought a Rs 48 crore luxury home in Mumbai. This sprawling residence merges three apartments across one and a half floors. The purchase maintains Shaan's family connection to the Bandra neighborhood. Shaan also reunited with Saif Ali Khan for a new song after twenty years. The song is for the upcoming film 'Haiwaan' directed by Priyadarshan.

Shaan revealed he once considered quitting playback singing, like Arijit Singh recently did. He recalled contemplating this at 33-34, despite winning awards, and shared advice from Sonu Nigam and KK to "keep his standard." Shaan also noted Arijit's exit may not be final. He's now reunited with Saif Ali Khan for "Haiwaan."

Playback singer Shaan has shared that he aspired to get into advertisement and also wanted to try journalism. The singer said that he considered himself the weakest link to music in his family given his family’s legacy.

Mukesh Khanna has released a new version of the iconic Aao Bachchon Tumhen Dikhayen, with Shaan lending his voice to the track. Released on August 14, the song features completely new lyrics and shifts its focus to India’s revolutionaries and freedom fighters. Mukesh also discusses his year-long musical collaboration with Shaan, who has recorded three patriotic songs for his initiative, including Sare Jahan Se Achha and Vande Mataram.

Singer Shaan reflected on a vital lesson from his mother, emphasizing the significance of gratitude. She encouraged him to value his possessions rather than lament over what he lacked. By prompting children to recognize their blessings, parents can cultivate a sense of appreciation. This practice builds a family tradition of gratitude through effortless discussions, allowing everyone to embrace abundance without overshadowing their disappointments.

Filmmakers, musicians and actors select the songs that for them, reflect the spirit of the country

Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff paused their cricket match for Independence Day. They celebrated the national anthem ceremony with respect and patriotism. Akshay Kumar removed his shoes before holding the Indian national flag. He stood on a chair to ensure the flag was visible. The actors later continued their game after the solemn occasion.

Celebrities open up about their favourite monsoon moments, rituals and rainy-day indulgences

Singer Shaan embraces the Mumbai monsoon season as a time for quiet reflection. He enjoys sitting by the window and watching the rain pour down. The soothing sound of rain and the cool breeze inspire his artistic side. For Shaan, the monsoon offers a welcome pause from the city's constant pace. This season allows him to simply enjoy the atmosphere and a hot cup of coffee.

Veteran singer Usha Uthup stole the spotlight at Indian Idol’s Historic Grand Finale Week with a spirited medley of her timeless hits and heartfelt reflections.

Legendary singer Usha Uthup spoke about music and teamwork at the Indian Idol finale. She stressed that successful songs result from collective effort, not just the singer's contribution. Uthup performed popular tracks, receiving a great response from the audience and contestants. She acknowledged musicians and technicians, stating their vital role in every performance. Uthup's career spans decades and numerous languages, with recent musical releases.

Veteran actress Mandakini recently shared her Himachali-inspired look from Manali. She embraced the rich culture of Himachal Pradesh while enjoying mountain beauty. Mandakini described her Manali experience as a journey filled with nature and gratitude. She found peace and happiness in the serene mountain environment. The actress is remembered for her iconic role in 'Ram Teri Ganga Maili'.

Ustad Kamal Sabri, a master of the sarangi, alongside renowned singer Anup Jalota, are competing as finalists in the Inter Continental Music Awards. Their collaborative bhajan, Tore Bina Shyam, has received a nomination in the Bollywood Music category for Asia. This prestigious recognition underscores their commitment to cultural heritage in music