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MUMBAI: Parineeti Chopra, who will go behind the mic to sing for ‘Meri Pyaari Bindu’, says it would be "wonderful" if there's ever an opportunity to sing with her cousin, actor Priyanka Chopra.
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MUMBAI: We all love hearing Bollywood songs, don’t we? So, Radioandmusic is here with a fresh set of best trending songs from last week. You haven't heard anything if you haven't lent them an ear at least once. Check out our picks. Ijazat from One Night Stand
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MUMBAI: After working together on Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (2015), Himesh Reshammiya and Salman Khan have trussed up for again for Kick 2.
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MUMBAI: In the past 15 years, Navi Mumbai has gradually stepped up in several sectors to provide an alternative to Mumbai's festering issues.
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MUMBAI: India's star rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh entertained the crowd by singing his favourite songs like 'Mai Tere Laila O Mere Laila', 'Dum Dum Bum Bum', 'Love Dose', 'Chaar Botal Vodka' at the opening ceremony of the Indian Premier League at the NSCI
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MUMBAI: The country's financial capital's drive to showcase its commitment towards various forms of rich cultures received another encouraging boost with the opening of The Worli Festival's third edition.
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MUMBAI: She is undoubtedly a woman of steel for she not only handles her home but also her work with the same enthusiasm and zeal. Well, we are talking about none other than the Artist Aloud VP Soumini Sridhara Paul.
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MUMBAI: 'Kabira' singer Tochi Raina has had to fight back from the grave.
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MUMBAI: Love takes you places and this is true in 'Subah Hone Na De' singer Shefali Alvares' case. The singer fell in love with Bhopal based Aly Rashid and moved there. The couple tied the knot in early 2014 and Alvares delivered her first child in July 2015.
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MUMBAI: IPL theme songs have always been fun. As India gears up for the new edition of Indian Premiere League from today, we decided to check out theme songs which were used over the years, including the 2016 IPL theme song. See how many of these you can recall?
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MUMBAI: Instagram has become the popular place for celebs to share their favorite pictures. In addition, it has taken as a platform to show off hot bodies and workout photos. And we must admit that we love it.
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MUMBAI: Singer Demi Lovato tripped and fell on her knees while walking on the stage and waving to the crowd during a performance.
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MUMBAI: The excessive use of rap music in today's movies and albums is "spoiling the real culture of music," Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali said in Delhi on Thursday.
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MUMBAI: Sensational singer Tulsi Kumar was honored with GIMA Awards 2016 for Best Duo Song 'Soch Na Sake' last night. As far as legacies go in the Bollywood music fraternity they don’t get older than that of Tulsi Kumar.
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MUMBAI: 93.5 Red FM, India’s leading private radio and entertainment network, is proud to announcread more
MUMBAI: IPRS, Indian Performing Rights Society, hosted a one of its kind landmark event aimed at read more
MUMBAI: Xiaomi India, a global technology brand renowned for its innovation, today announced a stread more
MUMBAI: UK-based audio software company DataMind Audio is launching its flagship plugin, The Combread more
MUMBAI: Ultra Media & Entertainment Group today announced the launch of a ground breaking bouread more
MUMBAI: Renowned music director Nitesh Tiwari made history at the prestigious 2024 CMA Awards, securing two coveted titles: Best Album and Best...read more
MUMBAI: The vibrant spectrum of Indian pop music shines even brighter with the release of "Good Things," a fresh and uplifting single that hit the...read more
MUMBAI: Get ready to experience the uniqueness of Candlelight Concerts in a whole new way! The global sensation that has enchanted audiences in over...read more
MUMBAI: As Navratri fever sweeps across the nation, Swiggy Instamart, India’s pioneering quick commerce platform, has teamed up with the undisputed...read more
