Sedulous Performer Huma Qureshi on the Cover of the Man Magazine January 2018

Sedulous Performer Huma Qureshi on

 the Cover of the Man Magazine 

Actor Huma Qureshi known for her zealous nature  gave us many ravishing movies since 2012, she was born and brought up in Delhi with his sibling Saqib Saleem (actor). Huma comes from a family background where food is the business, and that too Mughlai food with its heavy curries. Even Coming from a family of restaurateurs , she is very careful about her diet, sticking to mostly salads and greens.

Huma Qureshi is that rare actor who actually admits her complete fascination with the world of make-believe. This flair actress have experience in theater , she did a lot of  plays in college days. It was simply a step in the direction that brought her to where she is today. She made her debut in his Gangs of Wasseypur 1 , which was widely acclaimed and acknowledged by many people. After doing a tough but meaty role in her first film, she set the standard high for her role  in movie 'Badlapur'. 

Talking about her personal life , she confesses when prodded that she could love a man who “sees beyond the make-up and the pretty face and if I’m smelling nice or not; someone who can tell me honestly that I’m the most attractive girl in the world even when I’m feeling down and out. Ideally, he should be able to recite the most amazing poetry and be able to watch TV with me, get bored with me. But, more than anything, he should provide stability.”      

In future Huma might work for good family entertainment movies in the horror genre and will be doing her debut in Tamil industry with Rajinikanth-starer and  Kaala Karikaalan. 

check out her full interview in THE MAN MAGAZINE , January 2018 edition.

Kalki koechlin on The Man Magazine December 2017

Debonair Personality

Actor Kalki Koechlin was born in a French family,she grew up without religion, with friends of different upbringing and spirituality. she was the person who spoke French at home, English at school and Tamil with her friends, this sort of exposure to diversity made her see the world as a beautiful place without a bias of the others. she was showcased as Chanda in Dev D which burst into our collective consciousness   has no sad or traumatic tales of racism to recount. she mentioned "The most important thing for an actor is spontaneity ,acting is reacting. A lot of actors don’t do that, they act in a bubble according to what they have planned."

she is an emotional actor and uses these physical and learned techniques only when she can’t get the emotions right.

she took six months of prep for Margarita with a Straw, Kalki spent that time with Malini, who has cerebral palsy and on whom the story is based. she said "It’s important to understand people’s daily life and their everyday frustrations." It’s this focus that made her interact with mothers when she had to do the role of a young mother juggling various aspects of home and career for Ribbon and how women juggle so many things, jobs and babies and husbands and household chores. she also experimented in movies like 'zindagi na milegi dobara', 'Dev D', 'Waiting', 'yeh jawani hai dewani'. 

This is a young woman who puts her heart and soul into each moment, even a question other actors usually want to brush off. Her parents separated when she was 13. After all these years, they are still not able to be friends

Maurice Koechlin, one of the engineers who gave the world the famous Eiffel Tower in Paris, was her great grandfather on her father’s side. Her father, Joel Koechlin, makes hang gliders, but she hasn’t inherited anything technical from him.She inherited love for reading, writing and theatre from her mother and  love for biking and trekking and my sense of adventure.from father. She also showcased her love for biking and trekking in her recent T.V show  : Kalki's Great Escape telecasted on FOX life. she covered her  road trip with his father and explored breathtaking views of places in Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh, with the entire journey coming to nearly 4000 kilometers.

Koechlin will feature, alongside Ali Fazal and Gulshan Devaiah, in Soni Razdan's Love Affair, a fictionalised version of the 1959 Nanavati murder case. Koechlin is also filming for Pakistani director Sabiha Sumar on a documentary entitled Azmaish – Trials of Life,

check out her full interview in THE MAN MAGAZINE .

The Dashing Dynamo Robin Singh, Indian football’s current hot property on the cover page of Man Magazine October 2015 Issue

DASHING DYNAMO

He is ‘dashing’ and he knows how to score. And not just on the field. Meet Robin Singh, Indian football’s current hot property. Robin Singh is the most exciting Indian footballer around right now. Team owners vied with each other to get this 25-year old striker at the July auctions for this year’s Indian Superstar League (ISL), which is on right now.

Catch this handsome hunk on the Man Magazine Cover in October Issue talking about his journey to play Football.

Varun Dhawan face of "The Man Magazine, August 2015"

Creating his own way by selecting up roles beyond the conventional picks, Varun Dhawan face of "The Man Magazine, August 2015" has never created a niche around himself. As a kick start with Dharma Productions and being counted among the most promising debutante, Varun always preferred to be experimental and chosen the scripts he really believed in, be it the lover of "Humpty Sharma Ki dhulaniya" or the character of  "Raghu" of Badlapur an action drama, and his latest flick ABCD -2 a 100-crore slot movie, had him displaying his dance moves across the 70mm screen. These roles showed his audience the versatility he manifest and took him above the level of just being a "romantic actor" Varun Dhawan truely gives an edge to every character he plays. He is currently scheduled  with Rohit Shetty’s Christmas release Dilwale, where he  co stars alongside Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol. Dhawan is also scheduled to get back to what he does best, doing a romantic film, with the movie adaptation of Chetan Bhagat’s Half Girlfriend next year, which is to be directed by his debut director and mentor Karan Johar.