Ideas Without Boundaries.
By Kavita A Chhibber Kavita’s note: I have been hearing about the film Paro, from entrepreneur and Impact Advisor Priya Samant for close to two years. She never told me the story but said I would be moved and that this film was very close Read More ...
An Exclusive Interview By Kavita A Chhibber Kavita’s note: When the eminent director Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s web series “Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar” made its debut on Netflix, I was expecting to be wowed by what he is most famous for – magnificent sets, beautiful music, Read More ...
“Conversations” with Kavita Chhibber is an engaging, informal podcast with journalist, astrologer and energy healer Kavita Chhibber. She is joined on many occasions by her partner Ajit. Topics range from relationships, culture and self-improvement to interviews with subject matter experts and celebrities. FULL LIST OF Read More ...
“Besides being a good friend, I have found Kavita to be knowledgeable about music; not just Bollywood pop, but also Indian classical. I have found her questions and interviews different from others and quite enjoy them.” Asha Bhosle.Legendary vocalist, Playback Singer “Kavita Chhibber is a Read More ...
Vikas Khanna: Master Chef, Filmmaker, Philanthropist and tireless champion of creativity. In this candid conversation with @KavitaChhibber , Vikas Khanna shares his thoughts on his films, his humanitarian work to feed millions and his upcoming projects. Read More ...
Kavita's extensive conversation with International Emmy-nominated actor Arjun Mathur. They discuss films, life, dreams, mysticism and so much more. Candid insight into a talented actor who is not jaded by nepotism, judgment and obstacles. He takes his new found fame in his stride... Read More ...
She dances like her mother Antonia Minnecola and has a Bachelor’s degree in World Arts and Cultures at UCLA. She writes, and she plays the Tabla like her famous father Ustad Zakir Hussain, and yet Anisa Qureshi’s true passion is making movies. Having directed several Read More …
I sat up late last night watching Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s film Anuradha, yet again and found myself in tears, thinking how much I have over the years, grown to love the maker, who would have been 84 on 30th September, through his films. Satyajit Ray and Read More …
Panthi hoon main us path kaant nahi jisakaaas meri hai jisaki dishaaadhaar mere man ka… I remember as a young child listening to this song, and being deeply moved by the voice that sung it. I didn’t understand what the words meant, but in a Read More …
Anamica (Association for a North American Mosaic for Indian Classical Arts) is a non profit organization that is barely 2 years old having been established in 2004, and already, its fast building a reputation for showcasing spectacular presentations. The last presentation in Kathakali ended up Read More …
In spite of growing up in a musical and music loving family, I have to say that for a long time I couldn’t stand two instruments – the violin and the shehnai. I would hear the shrieking sounds and wish someone would give me a Read More …
A husband going through a mid life crisis trying to re-capture his youthful days, a workaholic wife, busy saving the homeless who were victims of Tsunami, and working in a magazine, with little time to help hubby revive the romance in their lives. A nosy Read More …
There are two unique things that always stand out in any event hosted by the Raina Foundation. The hard work that the volunteers put in, and the way the audience gets into the skin of things to show support for the foundation’s charitable work and Read More …
They are perhaps many a time the unsung heroes who stand behind their children and guide them through the maze. While mothers have always garnered the special soft corner in the heart of their children, some celebrities share their thoughts with KAVITA CHHIBBER on what Read More …
Every time I meet Shaan and see him perform on stage, I’m constantly blown away by his talent, his stamina and how incredibly genuine and accommodating he is off stage. On 24th June, Klub Klassic and Mark Premji brought Shaan to Atlanta for the final Read More …
He came to the US with 8 dollars in his pocket, worked as a cook and a research assistant, to pay off his loans. He was placed at the lowest rung of the ladder at Chevron in the seventies and told that even though his Read More …