Author: Arjun Singh

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 3: Soulmates by Tips Films Ltd. is a soothing, tender romance film which follows the beautiful scenery of Rajasthan. It is based on the story of a modest life of an autorickshaw driver, Hari Om (Vijay Raaz) who turns another French tourist, Isa (Camille Natta). Their lucky meeting transforms into a moving tale of romance, culture and belonging. Rating: ★★★½ (3.5/5) Review: Soulmates Bharatbalawritten by Sanjay Lafont and Bharatbala, Soulmates is a leisurely immersive experience. It allows the audience to feel the warmth of Rajasthan and the love nature between the two main characters. Vijay Raaz…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 1: Maiden Forgings Limited (MFL), one of India’s leading manufacturers of bright steel bars and wires, announced that it has been officially registered as a supplier with the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) Murad Nagar under the Centralised Vendor Registration process. This new registration comes in addition to MFL’s existing registration with OFB Kolkata, marking another strategic milestone in the company’s growing association with India’s defence manufacturing ecosystem. With this development, MFL strengthens its presence within the Business-to-Government (B2G) segment and further expands its participation across India’s defence production network. Commenting on this Achievement, Mr Nishant Garg, Managing Director of…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 1: Sigma Solve Limited (NSE- SIGMA | INE0A0S01028), a leading AI and digital transformation company, operates across the USA, Australia, and India, delivering innovative IT services and custom enterprise applications that help businesses maximise revenue, has announced its Unaudited financial results for Q2 & H1 FY26. Key Financial Highlights Q2 FY25-26 Standalone Financial Highlights Total Income of ₹ 1,091.78 Lakhs, YoY growth of 19.35% EBITDA of ₹ 302.70 Lakhs, YoY growth of 53.41% EBITDA Margin (%) of 27.73 %, YoY growth of 616 Bps Net Profit of ₹ 192.84 Lakhs, YoY growth of 53.85% Net Profit Margin (%)…

New Delhi [India], November 1: A promising new voice in cinema, Isha Chhabra, a filmmaking student from the United States, has made a striking impression with her latest directorial project — the visually stunning music video Gulistan Chale, directed and featured by Isha Chhabra herself, with music composed, sung, and written by the legendary A.R. Rahman. The video, now streaming on Global Glow Films’ YouTube Channel, beautifully captures a blend of emotion, storytelling, and melody — seamlessly weaving together Isha’s refined cinematic sensibility and Rahman’s soulful soundscape. With its expressive visuals and deeply evocative tone, Gulistan Chale is already earning…

Raipur (Chhattisgarh) [India], November 1: The war against Maoism in India has turned a corner. Prime Minister Narendra Modi says the red flag of rebellion has finally bowed to the national flag – and this time, the results back him up. From Red to Saffron-White-Green In Raipur’s Atal Nagar, PM Modi didn’t mince words. “Tiranga has replaced the red flag,” he told a roaring crowd during the Chhattisgarh Rajat Mahotsav. The symbolism was deliberate – and sharp. For decades, large parts of central India were held hostage by Maoist control. Today, the Prime Minister claims, that story is ending. According…

Three Netflix Films That Deserved Hype — But Got Buried Under Popcorn Flicks Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 1: Let’s not pretend it’s easy to stand out in the endless scroll of the streaming war. Ever since the golden age of “must-watch every Wednesday” died out, what remains is more like “must-scroll with hope until something actually grabs you.” In that dreary landscape, three films on Netflix quietly slipped under most radars: The Call (2020), God’s Crooked Lines (2022), and It’s What’s Inside (2024). Each one brims with ambition, supplies one hell of a premise—and yet somehow remains underrated. We’ll look…

New Delhi [India], November 1: On 30th October at UKIBS’s head office in Noida, Glam-o-ween 2025 was conducted. It was a thrilling event of artistry and innovation through the Halloween Makeup. This Halloween Makeup Competition was hosted by the UK International London Beauty School, the best makeup academy, where the spirit of Halloween came alive. The whole academy was full of excitement, with 100+ participants & 500+ audience in complete Halloween mode. The Glam-o-Ween competition was conducted to provide students with a real platform and encourage them toward their profession. This event helps them to boost their confidence and creativity through…

New Delhi [India], November 1: BKJ Airports, one of India’s fastest-growing airport management and ground handling companies, marked a significant presence at the Aviation India and South Asia Summit & Exhibition 2025, held at JW Marriott, New Delhi – Aerocity. The prestigious event brought together prominent leaders and stakeholders from across the aviation ecosystem to deliberate on the future of airport infrastructure, air traffic management, and ground services in India. Representing BKJ Airports, Mr. Mohit Jajoo, CEO & Executive Director, participated as a distinguished panellist in the Infrastructure Panel Discussion titled “What are the challenges for India to achieve the right airport, ATM, and ground services to…

New Delhi [India], November 1: ModishOmbre, one of India’s fastest-growing lifestyle and electronics accessory brands, has achieved a major milestone with the successful launch of its premium range of mobile and tech accessories across all Delhi Metro retail stores and major Indian airports. This strategic expansion brings ModishOmbre’s innovative products — including fast-charging cables, power banks, neckbands, and premium audio gear — closer to millions of daily commuters and travelers. The rollout has been executed in partnership with some of the country’s most reputed retail chains, ensuring a world-class shopping experience for both metro passengers and airport visitors. “With this launch,…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 1: In the algorithm’s grand kingdom — where shows live and die by thumbnails and 0.8-second attention spans — Netflix is both a benevolent god and an unpredictable executioner. One week, you’re “Top 10 in 42 countries,” the next week, you’re cancelled, forgotten, or buried under another true-crime documentary about a man who befriended his toaster. Yet, hidden beneath the Bridgertons and the Squid Games of the world lies a quiet graveyard of brilliance — shows that dared to think differently, feel deeper, and challenge the binge-culture beast. Some flopped because of poor marketing, others because…